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The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, Wednesday, April 6,1994 19 Program Included Contest on 'Bible Women' Eldad UCW Report News from Tyrone Eldad U.C.W. meeting was held April 4. President Doris Hills opened with prayer and a tribute to Faye Vice. Vange and Doug Warren arranged the program and worship. Bernice Watson conducted a contest about Bible Women. Vange Warren and Ida Bray gave bible readings. Doug and Vange Warren sang "It is Well with my Soul". A video of the Resurrection Resurrection was shown, followed by the hymn, My Redeemer. Reverend Doug closed with prayer. The roll call was answered with "Your favourite bible verse." The business session was conducted conducted by President Doris. Sec. Treasurer. Treasurer. Bernice Watson read the minutes, the correspondence and gave the treasurer's report. A light for the piano will be purchased purchased in memory of Faye Vice. Donna Johnston, Eileen Knox, Mary Millson and Doris Hills attended attended the workshop at Courtice, March 28. Each gave short reports on the day. Those who attended Hampton U.C.W. meeting to hear Marion Say- Knox Christian School Holds Easter Assembly Grade 3 student Kristin Vandermeer was one of the many children who took part of the Knox Christian School Easter Assembly on Thursday afternoon, March 31. Auction Centre "GIANT SALE" (Over 20,000 sq. ft.) Now Accepting Consignments of home furnishings, tractors, farm machinery, construction shop and woodworking equipment, RV's, trailers, motorhomes, boats, riding lawn mowers, garden equipment, 4 wheelers, cars, trucks, caps, vans, 4 x 4's or what have you? Consign early to be included in advertising. • Pickup and delivery service available. • Licensed, Reputable Auctioneer on Site! • Plenty of Free Parking • Snack Bari • Auction date to be announced Location: 160 Baseline Road East Bowmanville, Ontario LIC IA2 Rhone (905) 697-3333 ïHt Pet of the Week Laddie is a thrcc-ycar-old male collie who would suit a home with a yard so lie can nul around. This beautiful sable-colored dog will guard a property and make a delightful playmate for children of any age. Animal Shelter 623-7651 Sponsored by: £l MUNICIPALITY OP aihiqlon ONTARIO cau tell of her work sending clothing, food, cards etc. to mission posts in Canada and overseas reported. Money Money was voted to Marion to help with her postage costs. Jean Taylor reported we will serve "Proud to be Me" tours - muffins on June 7, and a local tour and dinner on Monday, June 20 and Thursday June 23. She also reported on a recent Board of Stewards meeting. Everyone Everyone will be receiving a call regarding food and help for the April 24 Salad supper. ■ Donna Johnston announced that anyone may "adopt a window" in order order to replace dining room windows at Quin-Mo-Lac camp. The moderator, Reverend Stan McKay, will be in, the area April 21st, for tea at Northminster church in the afternoon and a beef dinner at Trinity Church followed by a 7:00 p.m. service of worship. He will also be at the U.C.W. annual meeting at Northminster Church, Peterborough, April 13 and 14. An Easter card of music for the carillon has been purchased. Mary Millson read a letter of thanks from •the Bowmanville Hospital Foundation Foundation for our gift to the chapel. Trudy Bennett will attend Youth Conference at the Conference sessions sessions in Beaverton in May. At our May meeting, Reverend Barry and Margaret Pogue will bring a display of resources available at the "Good News" centre at Northminster, Oshâwa. The public is invited to browse from 7:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. May 2. At this time we will also introduce introduce our project of church bags, trivets, notes, etc. that we will be selling. selling. Alma Langmaid agreed to coordinate coordinate these sales. The meeting closed by singing "Open My Eyes that I May See." Mary Millson was hostess this month, and Eileen Knox and Donna Johnston refreshed the group with tea, scones and hot cross buns. Press reporter Lois N. Yellowlees. By Jacqueline Vaneyk Spring must be here. The crocuses are blooming and we have water in the basement! There have been several break-ins in the area in the last week. We need to check out strange vehicles in our neighbours' driveways. It never hurts to write down a licence number. Our cops are tops, but they need our cooperation. Congratulations to Charles and Leslie Loveridge on the birth of their son, Dennis! Good wishes go to Edna Wood who has had surgery recently. There have also been several people quite ill with colds and flu. The Good Friday service had as its theme the last words of Christ. Michelle Hofman conducted, with scripture readers from both congregations congregations taking part. The choir anthem, My Saviour Died, and Handel's He Was Despised, beautifully sung by Gail Hasiuk, emphasized the sombre mood. Easter Sunday brought snow! Inside Inside the church, the bright plants and lilies lifted our spirits. Thank you to all those who shared their flowers. In spite of a bad throat, Michelle conducted conducted "interviews" with those present at Christ's death and rising. Jane Koene assisted with the music by Dr. Janice Aluin and Dr. Everett TTtrner jiff J Durham Veterinary Clinic ^ Lyme Disease Lyme disease is a bacterial infection infection that can affect both humans and animals. It is transmitted by the bite of a tick infected with the organism. The tick that most often carries the disease in Ontario is the deer tick. These" ticks are most active in the spring and fall, but arc present throughout the summer. They are found in secluded wooded areas, but travel widely to rural and suburban fields and yards on wildlife, dogs and humans. The disease has spread to Canada from the United States. The tick has been carried by waterfowl and other migratory birds, as well as dogs travelling travelling with their owners. In humans, the symptoms can include include a skin rash at the site of the tick bite and vague, flu-like illnesses. Some of the symptoms can show up as arthritis. The signs in pets can include include shifting lameness, arthritis, fe- vers, depression and loss of appetite. The disease can be treated, often successfully in the early stages. Once the disease has progressed, however, some of the changes cannot be reversed reversed or halted. How can you protect yourself and your pet? If you are going to be outdoors outdoors in areas with tall grass and brush, wear long sleeves and pants. An inséct repellant may help to repel ticks from you. Brush your dog after each outing. If a tick is attached to your dog, remove it carefully with tweezers, by holding it just behind the mouthparts (as close to the skin as possible) and gently pulling it straight out. Baths, dips and flea and tuck collars may help to prevent ticks attaching to your dog. In the areas 'where your dog plays, the grass can be mown and the brush cut. A vaccine vaccine is available to help protect your dog. Contact your veterinarian for more details. including the wonderful choir anthem, anthem, Awake, Arise! The Anniversary Committee is gearing up for the third special service service on April 17 at 11:15 when we celebrate children in the church. If you went to Tyros, Explorers, CGIT, High C or any other group from this church, we would like to hear from you. Who were your leaders and what year was that? A special invitation invitation is extended to all former group members and leaders. Pictures and memorabilia would also be appreciated. appreciated. Wendell White of Camp Quin Mo Lac will be the guest speaker, and a barbeque will follow the service. Dress is very casual - 50s and 60s would be welcomed. Please spread the word. Tyrone UCW extends an invitation invitation to everyone in the community to come to the Sunday School at 7:30 p.m. on April 13 to hear a policewoman policewoman speak on personal safety for women at home, in vehicles and out in public. This kind of information seems to be needed more and more. Seniors Club Enjoys Delicious Supper And Will Meet Again On Tues., April 12th The Bowmanville Seniors met at the Lions Centre February 8th and enjoyed a delicious Pot Luck Supper. After a lengthy discussion on how to pay for the bus that provides transportation transportation for a lot of the Seniors to the meetings, games and cards were played. The winners were Louise Bell, Daisy Paden and Mary Fowler. All Seniors are invited to the next meeting at the Lions Centre, April 12th, at 7:30. A good program is planned. Leah Bennett 'ÂYTH LÆZÛ3 ALL LABOUR SALES OVER $7500 BOWMANVILLE LOCATION ONLY ' Cannot be combined with any other offer. Effective Monday, April 4 -Sunday, April 17th MOTOMASTER INSTALLED SHOCKS & STRUTS The advantages of gas-charged shocks and struts CD Nitrogen-gas charged struts cushion road irregularities, provide quicker, more consistent response than non-gas units. They also offer increased roll stability during cornering and give your vehicle a more positive feel for the road. 22-2270X Example: '81-85 Aries, Reliant Example: '84-91 Cavalier, Sunbird M 6$ CD HD GAS® shocks are nitrogen charged to virtually eliminate shock fade while delivering quicker, more consistent response. 22-O0OOX each, Installed 22-2275-2/2272.8 u 22-2803-6/2804-4 (S) LT GAS® for pickups and vans. Heavy-duty design and extra fluid capacityprovides a firm stable ride. 224200X up Most cars, light trucks and vans BRAKES FRONT BRAKES / \ j Today and j 1 everyday i \ - - - - - Here's what we'll do: [Pf Replace front brake pads using quality Motomaster brake pads which come with a lifetime warranty. Includes semi-metallic pads where applicable. [jpf Inspect caliper mounting and sliders 0* Inspect rotors for wear and/or damage Inspect hydraulic system for leaks 0* Top-up brake fluid Road-test vehicle Every brake job Is different. Most vehicles require either new rotors or resurfacing of existing rotors. Additional parts and labour are often required at an additional cost. A written estimate will be provided. REAR BRAKES ALIGNMENT Most cars » A J Today and j 1 everyday ■ J Our licensed, trained technicians use the latest, computerized equipment equipment to help extend the tread life of your tires. They will inspect all key components, measure all four wheels and adjust front caster, camber and toe as required. Installation of rear-wheel shims and adjuster extra, If required. AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION 2 Today and J 1 everyday ! V. J OIL CHANGE AND FILTER SERVICE Here's whet we Include: • Up to 4L of Motomaster Most vehicle manufacturers recommond transmission fluid that you have your transmission oil and • Motomaster filter kit filter changed at least every 48,000km or (If required) 2 years, whichever occurs first. Most cars USE YOUR CARD E@ BH 2401 Hwy. 2, Bowmanville 623-5000 HOURS Service Mon. - Fri. 7:30 - 7 Saturday 7:30 - 6 Sunday 10-5