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The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanvillc, July 15, 1998 Page 5 Rotary Selects Five Deserving Youth for $1,000 Bursaries Five high school graduates were each presented with bursaries from the Bowmanvillc Rotary Club. The students students will be able to use the $1,000 awards toward their university or college educations. Recipients (in front, from left) arc: Kathryn Barkcy, Rachana Gupta, Nicole Yczik, Emily Tufts, and Johnathan Bagg. They accepted accepted cheques from Joyce Harvey, (presenting in memory of her late husband, Rotarian Ernie Harvey) and Rotarians Don Hutton, Jim Schell and A1 Strike. Rotarian Schell said the youths all demonstrated a common interest in helping others. The club was also impressed by their hours of community volunteer work and their career ambitions. Heavier Workload for Teachers May Halt High School Programs A heavier workload for high school teachers could put an end to extra-curricular programs such as inter- school sports, bands and choirs, and drama productions productions this fall. Dave Nickle, President of District 14 of the Ontario Secondary School Teachers' Federation, says individual teachers will have to make up their minds over participation in these programs. "What a number of individual individual teachers have said is if teachers are teaching an extra class in September, their priority priority is going to have to be the classroom. He adds they won't have the stamina to also volunteer in sports, music and drama as well as make time for their duties to their families and the community. community. "It's not been a spiteful thing. It's a question of mental mental sanity and physical stamina," stamina," Nickle said. He points out that the extra 75 minute class added to the teachers' workload will mean two hours of additional work in preparation, marking and consultation with students students and parents. He adds that teachers were astounded to discover the Kawartha Pine Ridge Trinity United Church Church and Division Streets Bowmanvillc, Ontario ' ^Church Phone Office Phone 623-3912 623-3138 Rev. Frank W. Lockhart, M.A., M.Div., M.Th., Th.D. SUNDAY, JULY 19TH, 1998 10:30 a.m. Sermon: "Joseph's Strange Story" ■ Rev. Dr. Frank Lockhart Nursery Care and Church School Available A Warm Welcome lb All Visitors 0 S>t Sfotyn'ü Anglican Cïmrcï) Temperance St. S., Bowmanville During July and August there will be NO Wednesday 9:30 a.m. Holy Communion TRINITY 6 SUNDAY, JULY 19TH, 1998 8:00 a.m. Holy Communion 10:00 a.m. Holy Communion ^^Fteclor^JhoReverencKjanornîyronVblesJîA^TB^^^^^^J Hi, I'm Ace! i Hi! I'm Ace, a one- year-old yellow Lab-cross with shots. I like kids, dogs and cats. My house manners are excellent. Clarington Pet-Connection (905) 623-6631 Adoption Centres: Clipps & Crafts on Temperance Street, Bowmanville; Courlice Flea Market and Pet Smart in Whitby. j| Non Prolit n 143516 cjr[^ Capsule Comments with Neale McLean, B.Sc. Phm. Healthy human bone is pretty strong stuff. A block of bone about two Inches square can support a ten ton weight... that's four times stronger than concrete! concrete! By the way, how's your calcium intake! Even if you're a woman on hormone replacement therapy, you still need at least 1200 mg of calcium per day. There are many types of vegetarianism. "Vegans" eat no foods of animal origin. "Lacto-vcgctarlans" Include dairy products products in their diet. "Ovo-vegetarians" also Include eggs In their diet. "Pcsco-vcgctarlans" cat fish, eggs and dairy products. products. "Semi-vegetarians" eat dairy and egg products plus they add a little fish and chicken to their diets. Can Vitamin C taken over many years reduce the risk of cataracts! cataracts! A ten year study just gave "thumbs up" to this claim. It concluded that taking between 400-700 mg daily resulted In less lens cloudiness and opacity. We have a well-stocked reference library In our pharmacy to help us answer your questions about medications. Tills library Is an Integral part of our pharmaceutical service. Sec you soon! Pharmacist Orthotlst Bowmanville Clinic Pharmacy Ltd. 222 King St, East Bowmanvillc, Ont, Free Deliveries (905) 623-7611 mil 1 . School Board is receiving more money this September in provincial funding than it did last year. Despite having some extra funds available, the board is reducing the number of teachers. "Wc don't understand how reducing reducing 80 to 90 teachers board- wide is going to be good service service for our students or our community." The teachers arc currently GM Still Not Back To Work General Motors' regular regular annual shut-down may be over, but about 5,500 local employees still aren't back to work. A work stoppage at a Flint, Mich, plant has had production in some Oshawa GM plants at a virtual stop since early June. Oshawa's Car Assembly Plants 1 and 2, as well as the South Stamping Plant and the Delphi Chasis facility, have been affected so far. GM spokesperson Greg Gibson says the Oshawa truck plant would still be able to operate today, but that GM would "take it a day at a time." Second quarter financial financial statements released Tuesday indicated the strike has cost GM $1.2 billion US so far. An end to the US strike will not mean an immediate immediate return to work for local workers. Gibson says GM has "a plan that will show each one (plant) coming up in sequence" over a number of days following a settlement in Flint. in the process of working out a new contract with the school board, with a meeting for conciliation taking place on July 17th. The current collective agreement between teachers and the board of education expires on August 31. "We're hoping our board decides to be an agent for our kids and not an agent for the provincial government," he said. A Day in the Life of Clarington Photo Contest Starts Today January 1, 1999 is Clarington's 25th Anniversary. A time for celebration celebration and reflection on the special place and time that Clarington is. And, the public, both residents and visitors, arc invited to play a part in the development of a permanent photographic record of Clarington at this time. Different Shots Jennifer Cooke, Marketing Officer for the Municipality, announced that the Municipality plan a "Day In The Life of Clarington" Photo Contest which allows for photo taking taking at any time between July 15th and July 31st - this means photos can be taken starting today, July 15th. The public are encouraged to plan some different shots of family, friends, pets, scenery, action, or whatever else they feel delivers what Clarington is all about at this single point in its history. history. A set of mles and guidelines guidelines and entry forms are available at the Clarington Administrative Centre or Tourism Office. Questions can be directed to (905) 623-3379. A $5 entry fee will be used to fund community community events during 1999. Win a Camera Every person entering a photograph will receive a special Certificate that indicates indicates their involvement. A DC 25 Kodak digital camera is offered as first pnze and is valued at $400 and will be donated by Lange's Foto Source. Also, the 25 best photographs, broken into professional, amateur and visitor categories, will receive a copy of the coffee table publication "A Day in the Life of Canada" as a gift from Equion Securities Canada. The 25 will also go in a draw for a prize of $250 cash. Further, 'Lange's Foto Source' is offering the first 100 families a single-use camera at just 55 so as many as possible can get involved. They arc also offering a 50% discount coupon on photo finishing for those who purchase the single-use cameras. Families can lake advantage of this offering until July 31st, 1998. Clarington is a special place and residents arc encouraged to plan now to be involved beginning July 15th. The photographs will be displayed for everyone to see and a special supplement supplement will be circulated to all homes. They will also be used to help develop tourism through the Municipality web site and in the various Municipality brochures. Photographs are to be submitted (in person) at the Clarington Tourism Office, 181 Liberty Street, South, (Bowmanville), or at the Marketing and Tourism Office, Municipal Administration Centre, 40 Temperance Street (Bowmanville). Call - (905) 623-3379 with questions. All photographs submitted submitted become the exclusive property of the Municipality of Clarington and will not be returned. Submission Deadline: Monday, August 10, 1998 (6:30 p.m.) We're so excited oui; windows are all steamy. The Audi A6 and.Audi A4 1.8T are no strangers to worldwide awards. But honours from the Automobile Journalists Association of Canada are definitely cause for elevated heartbeat. Yours. From acceleration and maneuverability to safety features, style and cargo capacity, they beat some pretty heavy competitors. In back to back tests. Put Audi through your own. 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