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Page 7 Memorial Poem at Rotary Park Unveiled The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, September 30, 1998 A poem paying tribute to the Colville brothers and all of the young servicemen who gave their lives in World War Two was unveiled Saturday at Rotary Park. The poem was penned by Dick Watson, of Wawa, as a tribute to his wingmatc, Sandy (John) Colville, of Bowmanville. Sandy, along with his brothers Alex and Freeborn (Bill) Colville all perished while serving in World War Two. Each of the brothers was a pilot in the RCAF. Pictured above are: LCDR Rev. Doug Hall, who spoke at the dedication; Dick Watson, of 440 Squadron of the RCAF; Bill Calver, a local history buff who researched and initiated the plaque and Ed McKay, of the Canadian Fighter Pilots' Association. Some of the guests in attendance at the unveiling of the memorial poem at Rotary Park in Bowmanville, assemble for a photo following the ceremony Saturday morning. Campaign's Goal is Smoke-Free Homes The Durham Region's campaign for smoke-free homes is underway. "Canadians are increasingly increasingly aware of the health consequences of second hand smoke, yet the greatest greatest source of children's exposure continues to be the home," says Dr. Robert Kyle, Medical Officer of Health. "To protect everyone's everyone's health, don't allow smoking in your home", advises Dr. Kyle. The campaign includes a region-wide contest open to smokers and non-smokers. non-smokers. All participants will receive a kit designed to help create a smoke-free home. Contestants will automatically be entered into a random draw to be held the week of November 23, 1998. Prizes include a two night stay for two at Ste. Anne's Country Inn and Spa, $500 in cash, a $100 shopping spree at the Pickering Town Centre and many more. The entry deadline is November 12, 1998. To enter, the public can call the Durham Health Connection Line at (905) 723-8521 or 1-800-841- 2729 or visit the Health Department's display at: Clarington Fire Department Open House October 4, Oshawa Centre October 9 or Bowmanville Apple Festival October 17. The Health Department hopes the contest will provide provide people with the incentive incentive they need to declare their home smoke-free. NEW ANIMAL SHELTER - Clarington's strays now have new quarters, as a result of the completion of the Clarington Animal Shelter on Liberty St. S., in Bowmanville. Speaking at the Open House on Saturday, Clarington Mayor Diane Hamre said the facility was a long time in coming and she praised the committee .responsible for seeing the project through to its completion. Councillor Charlie Trim; Paul McIntosh, of Brown and Associates, Architects; Councillor Jim Schell; Municipal Clerk Patti Barrie; Joseph Gerritts, of Gerr Construction; Mayor Hamre; Animal Shelter employee Karen Lyle; Councillor Jane Rowe, Councillor Mary Novak, Councillor Troy Young and Deputy Clerk Marie Knight. Church Hosts Stress Seminar "Don't Eat The Soup As Hot As They Cook It!" is the title of a unique, effective and fun 3-hour stress management semi- Tyrone U.C.W. Member Off to Africa The ladies gathered at the church September 10 at 9:30 a.m. and opened with a reading, "The Garden of an Organization". We discussed the Durham Countryside Adventure. The Fall Regional Meeting of presbyterial will be held Wednesday, October 7, at 12:30 p.m., at Enniskillen Church on Old Scugog Rd. Barbara Loucks will speak on Cross-Cultural Experience in Nicaragua. It was brought to our attention by our treasurer that it was time to send 'one day's pay' to World Development and Relief. Jean will take care of this for our U.C.W. We ask that anyone who has collected stamps, eye glasses, grocery store tapes, Campbell's soup labels, hearing aids - to bring these to church as soon as possible so they can be taken to the Fall Regional Meeting in early October. Betty Turcott will be attending the closing ceremonies ceremonies in Africa this November for the Ecumenical Decade of Churches in Solidarity with Women, Bessie Vaneyk gave us a brief report on this event. We hope to hear much more when Betty returns. We closed with prayer and headed for the Granary east of Hwy. 35 where we all enjoyed a delicious lunch. - Sandra Milne nar coming to Bowmanville at the Bowmanville Seventh-day Adventist Church Hall at the corner of Highway 2 and Lambs Road. The seminar will be conducted by Cameron Johnston, a seminar presenter presenter from Kelowna, British Columbia. It will begin at 6:30 p.m. on Tuesday, October 6. This one-night stress management seminar teaches how to manage stress effectively and prosper prosper in the modern pressure cooker of life. Using the analogy of cooling off soup, it gives 8 practical and effective ways to cool off the modern stress soup. "Stress is a normal and enjoyable part of life." Says Cameron Johnston, the seminar presenter. "But unresolved, prolonged prolonged stress can become a killer." "Understanding and appreciating the joys of stress while learning stress management skills- is essential today," he continues. continues. "Helping individuals develop effective stress management skills and improving coping reserves is the primary objective of this seminar. Participants will evaluate their stress, identify any sources of destructive stress, and develop a personal success plan to control stress." The presenter, Cameron Johnston, has a Masters of Science Degree in Public Health and is a certified seminar leader with the American Seminar Leaders Association. His thought-provoking and practical approach makes your seminar experience both entertaining and informative. A demanding job, too many responsibilities, challenging family relationships relationships and the fast pace of modern life leaves many exhausted. Add inadequate coping techniques to this cycle of chronic tension and anxiety and few can live for long without serious serious physical and mental breakdown. This stress management seminar can help you break the dangerous dangerous cycle. Plan now to take advantage advantage of this seminar on Tuesday, October 6 at 6:30 p.m. at the Bowmanville SDA Church Hall at the corner of Highway 2 and Lambs Road. For more information or to register phone 623-6031. This event is sponsored as a community service by the Bowmanville Seventh- day Adventist Church. THE CORPORATION OF THE MUNICIPALITY OF CLARINGTON PROCLAMATION IT IS HEREBY PROCLAIMED THAT THE WEEK OF OCTOBER 4th - 10th WILL BE OBSERVED AS FIRE PREVENTION WEEK IN THE MUNICIPALITY OF CLARINGTON MUNICIPALITY OF ( clarington ONTAHIO Diane Hamre, Mayor ©J.P. FIRE PREVENTION WEEK FIRE DRILLS - "THE GREAT ESCAPE" October 4 - 10, 1998 Join us for Fire Prevention Week Kick-Off Sunday, October 4 - Station #1 2430 Highway No. 2, Bowmanville 11:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. This event will include the following, plus much more • Ronald McDonald Safety Show at 1:00 p.m. • Simon's Jumping Castle Display of Vintage Fire Vehicles • Woodstove Safely Test your skill with a fire extinguisher Display of antique fire extinguishers • Draws on the hour • Smoke Free home display • Junior firefighter display • Tour our Fire Safety House Refreshments will be available • Station Tours • Photo Display BRING THE FAMILY (AND CAMERA) AND VISIT - SEE LUCKY THE DALMATIAN Enfcr ° Draw to Win a Trip For Four to Disney World lCS-.195fl"1.1 P.„