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i Page 12 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, September 10, 1997 I* -•.< ? ^ . , , ,., Hear Ye, Hear Ye! Willi his bell ringing, the Town Crier summoned summoned everyone at the Unique Wedding Show at the Port Of Ncweastle Marina on Sunday afternoon, afternoon, Sept. 7, to gather around the deck for a fashion fashion show. The bridal showcase featured two fashion fashion shows, a tea garden, and hair and make-up demonstrations, along with free prizes and draws. Also, several members of the Northumberland Orchestra played in the tea garden tent. Durham Briefs Councillor Says Pickering Lacks Confidence in Hydro A meeting was hosted by Pickering Council recently to question Ontario Hydro officials about Hydro's report declaring that the Pickering Nuclear Generating Station (PNGS) was operating at "minimally accepted standards" standards" and the latest revelation that 40,000 gallons of oil was illegally dumped into an on-site landfill. Carl Andognini, author of the report and the chief nuclear officer for Hydro, assured Council that Hydro "will share everything we have" and that the four nuclear reactors being takcn-off-line will not be permanently shut down. Ward 2 Councillor Doug Dickerson, in whose ward the PNGS is located, slated that the level of confidence in Hydro enjoyed by Pickering residents remains virtually virtually at zero as a result of all the mishaps. Dickerson demanded that Hydro agree to fund an environmental team, assembled by the Town, to investigate investigate exactly what is in the landfill site; to determine if there arc any toxins; to determine the method of extraction, extraction, where it can be re-located and how it will get there safely; and what, if any, plumes exist underground from BP&fTWI ' '■ r r >m 'he site. First Mortgages. * Best Rates as of September 9th, 1997 ABIUSTABLE RATE MORTGAGE1.99% Lions Charter New Club in Courtice A new Lions Club comes to Courtice on October 4, 1997 when 24 charter members (both, men and women) celebrate the chartering of the Lions Club of Courtice. The celebration celebration will be held at the Bowmanville Lions Centre. During the ceremonies, Lions District Governor George Fournier of Kingston, Ontario will present the members of the new club with their official charter. Yet to be officially confirmed will be the attendance of Larry Hannah, • Clarington Councillor; Alex Shepherd, MP; and John O'Toole, MPP; plus members members of the District A3 Lions family. Members of the Lions Club of Bowmanville, who sponsored the formation formation of the Courtice Lions Club, will also be on hand to congratulate the new club. "I am proud to welcome welcome these men and women as fellow Lions. Courtice will be proud too, to have such a line group serving their community," said Lion Jim Coombcs, President of the Bowmanville Club. Fundraising Under the supervision of a committee of Bowmanville Lions, the new Courtice Club established established a fundraising foothold in the community by teaming up with Courtice residents to run the Courtice Carnival held last May. Discussions are now taking place to continue continue the carnival under the banner of the Lions Club of Courtice as the "Courtice Lions Carnival". Internationally, the Lions' primary service activity is SightFirst, a $130 million (US) plus effort to rid the world of preventable and reversible blindness. Lions Clubs International is the world's largest service club organization organization with 1.4 million men and women as members members in approximately ISO countries. Further information about Courtice Lions can be obtained from Lion Bradd Anderson of the Bowmanville Club by calling calling 623-4141. Persons who join the Courtice Lions before October 4 will carry the prestigious title of Ciiartcr Member. 6 Months 4.70% 1 Year 5.15% 2 Year 5.65% 3 Year 5.75% 4 Year 6.05% 5 Year 6.25% 7 Year 7.14% 10 Year 7.39% NOTE: We handle the transfer of an existing mortgage at No Cost! WE ALSO ARRANGE: • Second Mortgages • Credit Lines • Personal Loans CALL: DEL DYKSTRA 697-3300 FINANCIAL LTD. | Division Street MDRTGÀGE5 Bowmanville DELT0IM* Need a Backyard Composter? Norseman Plastics in partnership with the Durham Region Works Department is pleased to present a "One Day Qnly Backyard Composter Sale". The sale will take place on Saturday, September 13th, 1997 from 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. in the north west parking lot of the Oshawa Centre (corner of Stevenson Road and King Street West). ■wet 1 DAYS ONLY, These vehicles will never be priced this low again! » ©j.p. Fri. and Sat., Sept. 12 & 13 9 a.m. to S p.m. OVER 45 VANS AND TRUCKS TO CHOOSE FROM PLUS A LARGE SELECTION OF AUTOMOBILES. ALL WINDOW PRICED FOR NO DICKER, EASY DECISION BUYING! OSHAWA VAN & TRUCK CENTRE 510 Taunton Road East, Oshawa mm* 777A (just east of Wilson Road) O /1" / / / 9 If you are in the market for a quality, certified Van, Truck or Car... DO MOT MISS THIS SALE!