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V I The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, July 8,1998 Page 11 ? Ontario Scholars from Bowmanville High School Robyn Alldred Julie Bielawski Tracey Bird Melissa Boyce Sarah Boyce . Elizabeth Burritt Heather Chambers Katy Deighan Elisabeth King Leanne Jennings Kate Garrett Aaron Gordon Shirley Hutchinson Andrew Delong Brad MacMaster Daniel Manns Krishna Raja Scott Read Jennifer Ross Stacey Rout Reza Shaffaf Rebecca Vatcher James Shrives Sarah Vanderlinden Sonya Vickery Amy Warren Proposal Notices Obituary INVITATION FOR PRE-QUALIFICATION PROPOSALS FOR COMMERCIAL MOVING Kawartha Pine Ridge District School Board invites Commercial Moving Companies to submit pre-qualification proposals for the relocation of the 2 Administrative Office locations in Cobourg, 1 Administrative Office in Peterborough and Learning Resource Centre in Port Hope to new Administrative Office in Peterborough and 4 Satellite Offices. Pre-Qualification proposal forms are available from: Purchasing Department Purchasing Department Kawartha Pine Ridge District School Board Corporate Headquarters 150 O'Carroll Avenue P.O. Box 719 Peterborough, ON K9J 7A1 Kawartha Pine Ridge District School Board Cobourg Office 834 D'Arcy Street P.O. Box 470 Cobourg, ON K9A4L2 A limited number of pre-qualified moving companies will be invited invited to submit tenders in August 1998, Confidentiality: All proposals submitted to the Board will be held In strict confidence. All proposals must be completed in full and submitted on the forms and returned In the envelope provided. Facsimile transmissions will not be accepted. This advertisement may also be accessed on the internet at www.vaxxine.com/opba/ . Pre-qualificiaton submissions will be received by the undersigned until the closing time and dale: 2:00:00 p.m. local time Thursday, 16 July 1998, The Board reserves the right to reject any or all proposals. Manager of Purchasing Kawartha Pine Ridge District School Board Corporate Headquarters 150 O'Carroll Avenue, P.O. Box 719 Peterborough, ON K9J.7A1 R. (Dick) T. Malowney Judi Armstrong Director Chairperson Kawartha Pine Ridge District School Board Notices THE CLARINGTON OLDER ADULT ASSOCIATION are pleased to inform all those who wish to give a donation to our "Fund Raising Campaign" that we now have ourTax Exemption Number. To those who have slated they will donate at this time and to all others please call me and I will pick up your donation and give you a receipt, Rita Wilson, Co Treasurer C.O.A.C. - 623-3063 or mall to: Clarlngton Older Adults P.O, Box 196, Bowmanville, Ont, L1C 3K9 and a rocoipl will bo mailed, gn-ic, 27-is TO: MICHAEL ROBICHAUD (TENANT) LIANA ROBICHAUD (TENANT) RE: SAVANNAH LAND CORPORATION (LANDLORD) Take notice that if you do not make arrangements with the Landlord to satisfy all existing existing debts, judgments and other obligations (debt due) w'thin seven (7) days from the date of publication of this notice; notice; the Landlord shall, at your sole cost and expense dispose of any and all of your assets held by the Landlord and apply the proceeds received received on account of all costs and debts due to the Landlord. You may contact the Landlord as follows, by telephone at (905) 623-5655 attention Mr. Alex Nagy during during normal business hours. No further notice will be given to you in this matter. SAVANNAH LAND CORPORATION Per: A. Nagy TO: SHELDON REDDY (TENANT) RE: SAVANNAH LAND CORPORATION (LANDLORD) Take notice that if you do not make arrangements with the Landlord to satisfy all existing existing debts, judgments and other obligations (debts due) within seven (7) days from the date of publication of this notice; the Landlord shall, at your sole cost and expense, dispose of any and all of your assets held by the Landlord and apply the proceeds received received on account of all costs and debts due to the Landlord. You may contact the Landlord as follows, by telephone at (905) 623-5655 attention Mr. Alex Nagy during during normal business hours. No further notice will be given to you In this matter. SAVANNAH LAND CORPORATION PER: A. NAGY DIKADEL PONDS Private trout fishing In a quiet, natural setting. For membership Information phono (905) 983-5682 STEPHENSON Earl Earl Stephenson of Oshawa passed away on June 18, 1998 at Memorial Hospital, Bowmanville. He was in his 89th year and had been in ailing ailing health for the past 4 years. Earl was born in England and immigrated to Canada at age 17. He was retired from General General Motors after nearly 30 years service. Earl married Ruby May Adams in 1936. Earl is survived survived by his wife Ruby, two daughters, Vaughn Nadeau of B.C. and Beverly Kearney, of Bowmanville, 10 grandchildren and 12 greatgrandchildren. greatgrandchildren. The funeral was held on June 22, 1998 at Morris Funeral Funeral Chapel with Reverend Pogue conducting services. Interment was at Hampton Cemetery with four grandsons, grandsons, a granddaughter and a cousin acting as pallbearers. The family requested donations donations to the charity of their choice in lieu of flowers. Business Opportunities SELLING information by mail is Big Business. For Free report send LSASE - Homegrown Homegrown Unlimited, 27 Hanning Court, Bowmanville ON L1C 4R3. Services WOULD you like to see your name In print? It's easy - Just drop Into the Canadian Statesman Statesman office, 62 King St. W., Bowmanville, to order business cards or your own personalized address cards, For more In- formation phone 623-3303. Vacations LATE summer availability, 3 bedroom cottage, southern exposure, sandy shore, groal swimming, fishing, canoe, pnddloboat, fireplace, bonutl- lui, scenic,, nature trails. (905) 655-5590. BHS Graduation Photos Not Supplied for: Paul Murdoch Gregg Ogilvie G.M. Sales Up 9.8% n June Last month, General Motors of Canada dealers recorded their highest combined vehicle sales figure since June, 1.991 delivering 52,252 new cars and light trucks. This represents a 19.8% increase over the 43,629 vehicles delivered in the same month last year. Truck sales were 23,533, up 33.2% over' June, 1997 and passenger car sales totaled 28,719, up 10.6%. Dick Conlin, General Motors of Canada's vice president of marketing said, "June was an outstanding outstanding month for our dealers and retailers, particularly particularly in the truck market, market, where sales were the third best ever." Employment Wanted 57 year old man seeking work - 10 years backhoe experience; experience; some bulldozer and excavator excavator experience; have done handyman work; overhead overhead crane and forklift experience; experience; 2 years shipping and receiving. Phono Tom 1 (905) 263-8379. CORRECTION NOTICE We wish to draw your attention to the following in our • current "Summer Savings" flyer. Page 3 - Item #8, Junior Air Bed, 76-2576-8 Copy reads: 39" x 74" Should read: 30" x 62" Page 8 - Item #18, Multi-Position Sling Lounge, 88-0101-2 Copy reads: Reg. 34.99, Sale 22.99, Save 34% Should read: Reg. 28.49, Sale 22.99, Save 19% We sincerely regret any inconvenience we may have caused you. © J.R cnote d327 • All Zones (Excl.0/2) m-JLJj Micliele Kimberly Rutherford graduated from the University of Guelph, June 11, 1998 with a Bachelor of Science from the College of Biological Sciences. She is a former student of Clarice High School. Michele is the daughter of Dave and Marilyn Rutherford and sister of Marie, Orono. Proud grandparents are Isabelle ^^Trim and Jim and Ada Rutherford. ^ Capsule Comments with Neale McLean, B.Sc. Phm. Cold sores or fever blisters are caused by a virus that can lie dormant inside a nerve for years. A burning or itching sensation on the lip heralds Its awakening. awakening. Applying an Ice cube to the site can help reduce the pain and sometimes completely stop it from developing further. The number one cause of leg and foot amputations is diabetes. diabetes. Diabetics should be aware of the warning signs of possible possible foot and leg problems: burning or "pins and needles" sensation in feet; numbness or cramping In the foot or lower leg; unusual dryness or cracking in the foot. Seek medical help quickly. Heart disease and stroke cost Canada's health care system almost $17 billion per year and account for 41% of all deaths in Canada. New oral contraceptives are coming to market with lower doses of estrogen. The contraceptive effects are the same but side effects are less than the regular strength types. There arc fewer complaints about headache, weight-gain, bloating, acne, and breast tenderness. We keep up to date with the latest products in pharmaceutical pharmaceutical care, Let our pharmacists help you with your next prescription. prescription. Pharmacist Orthotlst Bowmanville Clinic Pharmacy Ltd. 222 King St. East Bowmanville, Ont. Free Deliveries (905) 623-7611 0|P.