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Page 12 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanvillc, September 17, 1997 Animal Shelter Day At Bowmanville Zoo Saturday. September 20, 1997 is "Clari'ngton Animal Shelter Day "at the Bowmanvillc Zoo. Everyone is invited to join the Clarington Animal Advisory Committee for a great family day of fun while supporting your community animal shelter. Bowmanvillc Zoo is Canada's oldest privately owned zoo and features a picturesque 42-acre parklike setting. The Bowmanvillc Zoo offers up close encounters with a large variety variety of animals from around the globe. Bowmanvillc Zoo will be open from 10:00 a.m. until 5:00 p.m. The Clarington Animal Advisory Committee will be hosting hosting this special day. There will be information on animal issues, the services which the Clarington Animal Shelter oilers, and architectural drawings for the new facility will be available for viewing. Bowmanvillc Zoo will be donating all oi the day's admission proceeds to the Clarington Animal Shelter. To keep up with all the news, sports and upcoming events in Clarington, you can pick up your copy of W)jt Canabtatt Statesman at any of the following locations: BOWMANVILLE Liberty Bowl (Seasonal) McGregor I.D.A. North End Jug City Puffins Variety Q & A Variety Red's Variety Rickaby's Roy's Variety Seven-Eleven Shoppers Drug Mart Smoke Shop Van Hout's NEWTONVILLE Convenience Plus ORONO Beckers Video Plus OSHAWA Mae's Milk (Townline) Mike's Place KENDAL Parksidc Coffee Shop HAMPTON Decker's Convenience Hampton Gardens TYRONE Byam's General Store or you can pick up your copy from one of our convenient Newspaper Boxes at various locations: • Post Office • Statesman Office • Bowmanville Mall • Memorial Hospital • Swiss Chalet (Bowmanville) > Skylight Donuts (Waverlcy) • Skylight Donuts (Liberty St.) ' Loblaws (Townlinc) • Swiss Chalet (Courtice) • Garnet B. Rickard Rcc Complex (Winter) • Darlington Park (Summer) OR Contact Our Office for Convenient Home Delivery 62 King S,t. W„ Bowmanyïllé8',rj£^"" >y Telephone: 623-33Q2 , 6/07/97 A & P (Mall) A & P (King/Liberty) Al's Variety Beckers Bowmanvillc Mini Mart Checkers Dykstra's Delicatessen Global Drug Heavy Haulers Truck Stop l.G.A. (Graham's) Julie's Variety King's Milk NEWCASTLE Beckers Mike's Place Petro Can R/X Central Village Variety COURTICE Busy.Bee Convenience Checkers (Prestonvale) Courtice Convenience Foodworths MC Variety. Petro Can West BLACKSTOCK Country Convenience ENNISKILLEN Enniskillen General Store THE CORPORATION OFTHE MUNICIPALITY OF CLARINGTON MUNICIPAL ELECTION DAV NOVEMBER 10, 1997 FILING NOMINATIONS J Candidates for the following offices may file nomination papers at the Clerk's Office, 40 Temperance Street, Bowmanville, Monday through Friday from 8:30 a.m. until 4:30 p.m. and from 8:30 a.m. until 5:00 p.m. on Nomination Day, October 10, 1997: , • Mayor (Also serves on Regional Council) - One to be elected by general vote • Regional'Councillor (Also serves on Local Council) - One to be elected representing Wards 1 and 2 and one to be elected representing Wards 3 and 4 • Local Council - One to be elected for each of the four wards • Trustee, English Language District School Board No. 14 (Formerly the Northumberland-Clarington Board of Education) - Two to be elected by general vote of Public School supporters • Trustee, English Language Separate District Board No. 41 (Formerly the Peterborough-Victoria Northumberland and Clarington Roman Catholic Separate School Board) - Two to be elected by general vote of Separate School supporters • Trustee, French Catholic Board No. 64 - One to be elected to represent Peterborough, Victoria, Northumberland and Clarington by general vote of French Separate School supporters • Clarington Hydro-Electric Commission - Four to be elected by general vote • Trustee, French Language Public District School Board No. 58 - One to be elected to represent Durham, Northumberland, Clarington and Peterborough by general vote of French Public School supporters. Note that nomination forms for this position must be submitted to the Clerk, City of Oshawa, 50 Centre Street South, Oshawa All candidates are to be elected for a three-year term. Each nomination paper must be accompanied by the nomination fee of $100, payable either in cash or by certified cheque. VOTERS' LISTS Voters' lists, indicating the names of persons entitled to vote in the Municipal Election, will be posted in the following location: • Clerk's Office, Municipal Administrative Centre • Bowmanville Branch, Clarington Public Library • • Newcastle Branch, Clarington Public Library • Orono Branch, Clarington Public Library • Courtice Branch, Clarington Public Library Please examine the list and correct any errors or omissions by attending at the Clerk's Office, 40 Temperance Street, Bowmanville. Revision of the list will continue until voting day, November 10, 1997. Patti L. Barrie, A.M.C.T. -- Municipal Clerk/Returning Officer (°Jarinatim Municipality of Clarington =*- > 40 Temperance Street Bowmanville, Ontario L1C3A6 Date of Publication: September 17,1997 CS-Ind. 5088 Showing the Money The employees of the Bowmanvillc branch of the Bank of Nova Scotia raised $1,000 over the year to give to Memorial Hospital Bowmanvillc's fund-raising program. The donation is to be applied to the purchase ol a Combo Ultrasound Unit which assists and promotes the healing process, reduces pain and rc-trains muscles. It is used in the treatment of low back pain, ankle sprains, knee replacement replacement and retraining weak muscles after surgery. Rob Mattacott, lire branch's new manager, hands over the cheque to foundation member Dan Holkema. They arc Hanked by the bank's employees who raised the funds through 'dress-down days,' bake sales and other events. Happenings in Solina Rural Bowling League Needs Members for New Season by Harvey Yellowlces We need a few clouds in our lives to make a beautiful sunset. It's beginning to look like fall - a few trees have some colour on them. Oshawa Hospital had a lob ball tournament at the park on Saturday. Hampton card party had a good attendance on Wednesday night. Winners were: High - Bernice Renton, Wanda McNeil, Wilma Goyne, Lyle McMahon, Bill Taylor. Low - Bert Watts. Most Lone Hands - Lyle McMahon. Special No. - Gus Wilson. Lucky draws - May Tabb, Pat Simpson, Alvin Hubbard, Charlie Stapleton, Charles Langmaid. May Tabb and Verna Bryant looked after the two little skunks that wandered into the hall. - Come again this week to. Hampton. At Eldad Church on Sunday, Fred and Bernice Watson were greeters. Elaine Baker was lay reader. reader. Betty Munro was organist. The choir anthem featured solos by Don Taylor and Cindy Ashton. During the service the Sunday School promotion was conducted by superintendent superintendent Alan Garbe and the teachers. There is room for more pupils at Sunday School. Reverend Munro's message was "Dare We Say It". See you next Sunday. Men's breakfast is September 28th, 8 a.m. at Hampton. Guest speaker is Neale McLean, Pharmacist. Official Board meets September 22, 7:30 p.m. at Hampton. Clarence and Ida Bray had their granddaughters Courtney and Jamie Bray visiting for the weekend. Congratulations to Frank and Donna Barkey. They have a new granddaughter, granddaughter, a little Sargent. Parents are Tim and Sharon. Also, congratulations congratulations to Barry and Evelyn Browes on the arrival of a new grandson. Parents are Jeff and Lisa Tucrk. Lloyd and Marion Broome have had cousins John and Margaret Carlisle from Ireland with them for a few days. On Wednesday evening while Marion and Margaret attended the Women's Institute meeting, meeting, Harvey Yellowlces enjoyed a visit from Lloyd and John. Thanks for bringing John over Lloyd. Bill Harris, also called on Harvey this week for a visit. Harry and Loraine Knox attended a birthday party for Mrs. Farrow (Eileen Knox's mother) on Saturday afternoon. She was 92. Eileen's sister Lorraine Lapliam and her husband Dave from Mindcn visited with her and attended the party also. Ole and Marg (Stacey) Gunvald of Victoria 13.C. have been spending a few days with Ross and Marjorie Crydcrmnn. Guests with Wes and Doris Hills were Mr. and Mrs. Ken Knight from Western Ontario. Ken was a classmate classmate of Wes' at Kcmptvillc. The road by our house is not so crowded at bus time this fall. Many have moved on to university or college. Aaron Pudlis is in Waterloo; Jamie Huckabonc in Carlcton, Ottawa; Sara Langley at Lakchcad; Jane Robbins at St. Lawrence College, Brockvillc; Miranda Ketcla, Durham College; John Ashton at Seneca College. And in surrounding surrounding area - Diane Bowman is at Carlcton and Asa Schoondcrbcck ' at Queen's, in Kingston. Our grandchildren Tim Ashton and Nancy Metcalf are at University of Guelph, where Michael Metcalf is starting his 3rd year. Good luck to all of them in their chosen careers. The rural bowling started started last week with five teams in the league - Solina, Hampton, Hi C's, Courtice and Newtonshaw. Solina took 4 points, Hampton 4 and Newtonshaw 4. They still need bowlers. Contact Jim Coombcs at 623-2171. He might be home sometime. Keep trying. Clarence Bray won the 50-50 draw. Welcome to Rob and Sherry Philips to the village village to the former Bruce Luke home. We arc sorry to lose the Lukes from the community but understand they will be coming back to sec us. Also we welcome Eric and Karen Kolarck, Lauren and Carter who moved to Solina Rd. this summer. Allan Wotten's new house is coming along well, and Bruce and Jean Taylor have their foundation foundation dug out and the footings footings in. Enniskillen News by Betty Wright David Stainlon, Cobourg, Gail Simpson and Linda Crydcrman, Bowmanvillc were recent visitors of Mrs. Lcn Stainton. We welcome Scott and Karen Maloney and girls to the former former home of Clarence anil Merle Avery. We want to wish Clarence and Merle much happiness in their new apartment in Bowmanvillc. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Tim Sargent on the birth ol their bundle of pink, Mclyssa Evelyn born on Sunday. September 7th. A baby sister for Stephynic, Bruce and Daniel. On Friday evening Stephynic showed a calf at Orono Fair and won 2nd prize. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Wright and Betty were Tuesday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Grose, Oshawa. Dr. and Mrs. Bruce Bowman and Scott, London, Shelley Bowman and Jason Price, Toronto were visitors last weekend with Mrs. Wilfrid Bowman. Miss Cathy Millson, Orono was a Sunday luncheon guest with Ella. Reverend Norman Scli is available for a great variety ol pastoral needs. Reverend Scli is around lire pastoral charge all week and can be found at Enniskillen United Church on Tuesdays and Tyrone United Church Wednesday afternoon and evening. Call the church office or just drop in - you will always be welcome. We're back and it's time to Take A Break, Tuesday mornings mornings from 9:30 to 11:00 a.m. at Enniskillen United Church. Everyone is welcome. Enniskillen Youth Group will have their first meeting on Sunday, September 28th, 6:30 - 8:30 p.m. They arc having a hayridc at the Avery farm. The Youth Group is for young people people in the community ages 11 years old and older. Call Debbie Avery at 263-2618 for information. On Tuesday, September 23rd, afternoon bible study will be starting their new season. On Wednesday, September 24lh evening bible study will resume at Tyrone Church from 7:00 - 8:30 p.m. Healthy Food Choices Vegetarian Cooking Classes TUESDAY AND THURSDAY EVENINGS SEPT. 30, OCT. 2,7,9,14 6:30 - 9:00 P.M. BOWMANVILLE Seventh-day Adventist Church (Hwy. #2 at Lamb's Rd.) To register, call 623-6031 Cost $45 (spouse may attend free) $40 if registered before September 23 Demonstrations, videos, lots of healthy, helpful information ... and tasty samples All are Welcome it; I u 3 A 'it iii 1 II È II Ip p p i f; is II t\u urv irvivvmv iilSck, Ai&rvJ DON'T MISS OUT - DEADLINE FOR RECIPE SUBMISSIONS IS SEPT. 26TH Wc invite you to submit your favourite family recipes to be included in our 2nd Annual a Clarington Country Cookbook coming to your home this fall. Exciting Prizes to be Won. Watch for details. Mail or drop off your recipes to: James Publishing, 62 King St. W., P.O. Box 190, Bowmanvillc L1C 3K9 lk sure to include your name and address to be eligible for exciting gilts,