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Marriage Announcement Graham - Rottine Mr. and Mrs. Marten Rottiné are pleased to announce the marriage of their daughter Karen to Craig Graham, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ian Graham. The wedding took place on September 2, 1995, at Hampton United Church and was officiated by Reverend Robert Munro. Christa McCormick attended the bride as maid of honour, Arlene Atkinson, Josec Alexandre and Christina Sylnyk were bridesmaids. Christopher Newton was best man, Mark Rottine, Darren : Graham and Leslie Graham were ushers. ■ A reception followed at Tyrone Community Centre. i' ; v The couple honeymooned in Dunedin, Florida and now rc- ■ side in Courtice. HIT HINT: Serves a fabulous Saturday / Sunday Brunch from 9 a. m. - B p.m. for only $7.99 Cut out alphabet letters and place on ballot on last page One morning could mean a lifetime of security Garth Turner and your RRSP. Learn from the Business Editor of Baton Broadcasting Inc. and the man who ran the country's tax system, the former Minister of National Revenue, Garth Turner. Topics covered include: What funds to look at this RRSI* season • Nine winning RRSI* techniques including North America's host tax shelter • How (and when) to turn your real estate Into a retirement fund • The coming retirement crisis, Special Guest, Candy Wu. Mackenzie Financial Corporation and James Douglas, Trimark Investment Management Inc. FORTUNE I- I N A N C | A l. Saturday, January 27,1996 9:00-11:00 a.m. Bmikl'nst tit The Oslmwn Gull' & Country Club Kid Alexandra Street Admission Is $15.00 per couple. Seating Is limited. I'loiiso call today for reservations: 1RI5-72H-448K 13 John Street West, Oslmwn Tills seminar is presented by Ken Richards, Pot tune .'iimnelnl Group Ine, ^ The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, Wednesday, January 24, 1996 3 ^ We Asked.. . What do you think about the proposed Greater Toronto Council as proposed by the Golden Task Force? .. .And You Said Other Comments: g^ÊÊËÊÈfa Mrs. R. Johnston Rickard Road, ^ A _ jf. Clarington "That's one I've been debating for several days. They've not done great things for Metro, which everyone thought was too Happy 1st Birthday To Our Little Angel Taylor Lynn celebrated her first birthday on January 22, 1996 with Mommy and Daddy (Paul and Wendy Zanlingh nee Dykstra) and Chelsea too. You have brought smiles, joy and laughter to everyone who knows you. Love, Mommy and Daddy. OX John Grandy Bowmanville "Will the big city representatives representatives have the same respect for the small towns as they do for the larger municipalities?" big anyway. Bigger is not better." Mr. Thomas Wilmot Creek, Clarington "Personally, I don't think decisions for our life should be decided by so few people." Don Wilkinson . Bowmanville "Personally, it's too much to deal with one group of people." . Next week's question: In regards to the municipal budget and the provincial cutbacks, what types of services would you be willing to pay more for? MT m j Casselmap-Byers Wedding j Laurie and Rick Herring, Orono, and Barb and Les iCasselman, Newcastle, are pleased to announce the marriage of their children, Barbara and Scott. The wedding took place August 12,1995 in St. George's Anglican Church, Newcastle. The bride's attendants included her sisters, Jane, Nancy and Kathryn, Gina Schmidt-Hansen and Amanda Cassclman. Rob Osborne acted as best man, Greg Vey, Les Cassclman Jr. and Robb Herring, ushered. Adam Cassclman was ring . bearer. Barb and Scott are now residing in West Palm Beach, Florida. WHAT IS CLARINGTON'S BEST KEPT Eldad UCW Elects New Officers for '96 Eldad U.C.W. met January 8 at . 12:30 p.m. Marion Broome was hostess this month. Following dessert prepared prepared by Jean Taylor and Gladys Gladys Millson, president Doris Hills brought greetings for the New Year. Marion Broome presented ,thc nominating committee report: report: Past President - Doris Hills President - Pat Best Vice President - to be filled later Sec. Trcas. - Viola Ashton Asst. See. - Alma Lang- maid Programme / Literature / Communications - Eileen Knox, Donna Johnston Social Issues - Dorothy Pascoc, Jean Taylor • World Outreach - Bernice Watson Supply and Sendee - Betty Grant, Doreen Westlake Stewardship - Mary Mill- son, Joyce Taylor ' Press and Archives - Lois Ycllowlces Manse - Marion Broome Flowers - Loraine Knox, Elaine Baker This report was accepted, and the new officers were installed installed by Rev. Munro. A "thank you" was received from Marion Saycau for our support of her mission work. President Doris, and Sec. / Trcas. Vi Ashton presented their annual reports. The U.C.W-' Workshop at ,'Prince, Albert. Church Tuesday, v BHS Teacher Feàture^ ccivcd the Marshall McLuhan Award for Distinguished teaching teaching in 1990 for application of media understanding in the classroom. Site was born in Smiths Falls but grew up in North Bay and in Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan. Saskatchewan. Her summers were spent in a small fishing village with her grandparents in Nova Scotia. Scotia. These experiences in small town environments shaped Iter sense of people and of values and of citizenship. She values quiet Bowmanville. She loves skating, reading, other people's cooking, and is a dedicated painter. She received Iter formal formal education at the University of Guelph and at the University University of Toronto. Education within within the context of any culture continues to interest her. Experience Experience has taught Iter that the education system changes, systems systems come and go - but students students arc the key - they arc always always there with their complexity, their joy and their variety and their hopes. Jane Eccles Art Department Jane Eccles has taught school for 23 years and has called Bowmanville High School home for 20 of those years. Her love is the classroom classroom with its constant demands demands of management, dedication dedication to subject area and to the preservation of the dignity of the individual. The teaching of art expands human perception and for that reason site believes it to be core, essential in today's today's information glut. She re January 23, 9:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. was announced. Bring a bag lunch. It was decided to leave our allocation to M. & S. the same this year as last and add to this at the end of the year if we can. The Friendship report was given given by Dorothy Pascoc. A "thank you" was expressed to all those responsible for the decorating of the church at Christmas time. Doris invited the incoming president, Pat Best, to chair the remainder of the meeting. Donna Johnston, Eileen Knox and Bernice Watson presented presented the topic on the theme of "New Beginnings". Donna discussed life in relation to. the New Year and Eileen the Past, thp Present, and the Yet to Be. They then presented the Litany of a Quilt. Eileen read the story of Dorcas from the bible and Donna portrayed Dorcas and told of her skill as a dressmaker dressmaker and maker of quilts. She tried to hold together the fabric of life. It doesn't last forever; it frays; the edges wear. Our lives arc a quilt and we arc the pieces. Each member was then given a quilt piece that we fitted together into a larger design. Eileen read the poem "The Patchwork Quilt". Donna closed with prayer and expressed the hope that putting these pieces together would remind us of our quilt of life wc would be working on this year. Bcmicc Watson then led a craft session. After cutting, folding, and glueing, all 20 present went home with a pretty pretty heart decoration - another reminder of this fabric of life. Press Reporter LoisN. Ycllowlces GIANT BOOK SALE FINAL WEEK 50 % off Already Discounted Red Sticker Price Fantastic Selection Still Available Bowmanville Mall 243 King St. E. 623-1867 (QJ.P. ©J.P. Trinity United Church Church and Division Streets A- Bowmanville, Ontario Church Phone Office Phone 623-3912 623-3138 Rev. Frank Lockhart M.A., M.Div., M. Th. SUNDAY, JANUARY 28TH, 1996 11:00 a.m. "Trinity: A Pilgrim People In 1996" n Church School for all Children IflQ ©J.P. St. Raul's Ulmteîr Chute!) 178 Church Street Bowmanville Rev. Nancy J. Knox, B.A., M.Div. Organist: Mr. Douglas Dewell Church Secretary: Helen Mclnnes 623-7361 SUNDAY, JANUARY 28th, 1996 11:00 a.m. "The Right Stuff' Nursery Care for Pro-School Children Every Sunday If you're new tq_Bowmunvillo, we invite you jj^^j ■ to make St. Paul's your church home. i>t. John's anglican Church Temperance St. S„ Bowmanville SUNDAY, JANUARY 28TH, 1996 EPIPHANY IV 8:00 a.m. Holy Communion 11:00 a.m. Morning Prayer Each Wednesday 9:30 a.m. Holy Communion and Laying-on-of-Hands for Healing __ Rector-The Reverend Canon Byron Yates, B:A., S.T.B. m mtM "ISRAEL" March 17 - 28,1996 Escorted by Reverend Nancy Knox *2577.00 Please join us for a presentation on our journey hosted by Sunquest Vacations Thursday, February 1,1996, 7:30 p.m. at St. Paul's United Church 178 Church St., Bowmanville • Please RSVP to: TTI Kemp Travel 1 Simcoc St. N., Oshawa 905-433-8611 J Sunquest ©j.p. Capsule Comments with Neale McLean, B.Sc. Phm. When we think about drug abuse, we think about drugs like heroine and cocaine. However, many people abuse those laxatives that stimulate the bowel and eventually cannot have a bowel movement without them. Best recipe for healthy bowels? Drink lots of water, eat high-fibre foods and take a long walk dally. Statistics show that the six months from October to March seem to be the most popular months to conceive a child. Women arc almost twice as likely to get pregnant during those months. (Something to do with our cold, Canadian winters?) Medical dictionary: "Schizophrenia" Is defined literally as "split- mind". This doesn't mean the schizophrenic has two personalities. Rather It refers to a withdrawal from reality and thinking In Illogical, confused patterns. About 1% of the population will suffer from schizophrenia by the age of 45. Good advice: Keep a list of your routinely-used medications with you at all times. Include both prescription and non-prescription drugs. This Information can be very helpful In an emergency situation. Pharmacist Ortliotlst Bowmanville Clinic Pharmacy Ltd. 222 King St. East Bowmanville, Ont. Free Deliveries (90S) 623-761 ' 1 (O.I.P.