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DO ÏOD HAVE DIABETES! For further information call 983-5009 into rural life in the 90's. I think that it is reasonable to speculate that a facility like the one proposed by the Lishmans would be a very popular stop on any countryside tour, cither organized or self-guided. I hope that my com ments arc of some assistance assistance to you. I also hope that you will support the application to redesignate and rezone that portion of the property which relates to the current proposal. Sincerely, Fred Archibald ty * Newcastle "Star Lunch", was her home, She went to "Clarke High" in the 60's Happy Birthday to Elizabeth Because you now are "50" IT. ' Pharmacist Orthotist Bowmanville Clinic Pharmacy Ltd. 222 King St. East Bowmanville, Ont. Free Deliveries (905) 623-7611 ©j.p. You've waited almost long enough. Get yours - while they last! The New Beetle. This Spring. Drivers wanted! (wIV Mission Work is a Family Tradition When Heather Bourne, of Bowmanville, returned from her 18 month mission which she served for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, she added another page to her family's record of missionary missionary service, including her parents, Stuart and Sandra Bourne, and her brother, Gavin, and sister, Tia. In the summer of 1996 Heather headed for the Massachusetts, Boston (Spanish-speaking) Mission. Heather spent most of her time teaching the gospel but she also dedicated 4 hours a week to service. This included working with elderly patients at a hospital, office work for the Lung Association and working at the local zoo. Boston is a city rich with American History. It wasn't uncommon to see buildings with plaques dating dating them in the 1700's and 1800's.. Though Boston is a very beautiful city, it was the people that Heather worked with that really won her heart. In fact it was very difficult for her to leave them. While she was there she worked mainly with Central and South Americans, Puerto Ricans and immigrants from the Dominican Republic. In fact, she worked among the people living in the second largest Projects in the United States. Heather says most of the occupants were from Puerto Rico and that the You're invited to Stutt's Pharmacy 5344 Main St., Orono DIABETES INFORMATION DAY TUESDAY, MARCH 3,9 a.m. - 6 P .m. featuring Meter Clinic UFESCPil Bring in your meter and it will be cleaned and checked for accuracy. Come and see the latest technology from Lifescam Pat Bush - Dietitian from Memorial Hospital, Bowmanville will answer your dietary questions from 2 p.m. - 6 p.m. Phone for appointment with Pat Novolin Pen Demonstration Conte and see why 9 out of 10 patients prefer injection with a Novolin Pen over a syringe OJP Projects arc so large that it is "like a city within a city". Heather "loved the people, people, the food and the culture". culture". Though these people were poor they were very generous. Generous with what little they had physically, physically, but also emotionally generous. They opened their homes and their hearts to the missionaries. Wherever they went they were offered food and drink as a sign of hospitality. hospitality. Heather is now looking ahead to the future. After 18 months speaking Spanish, she is now fluent in the language and is hoping hoping to find a job where she can use her new skill, before she continues her education. Heather Bourne â>t. 3foW$ Anglican Cfmrclj Temperance St. S., Bowmanville SUNDAY, MARCH 1ST, 1998 Lent I 8:00 a.m. Holy Communion 9:15 a.m. Contemporary Service 11:00 a.m. Holy Communion Each,Wednesday 9:30 a.m. Holy Communion and Laying on ol Hands for Healing-- @jp' Rector - The Reverend Canon Byron Yales, B.A., S.T.B. [3 Trinity United Church Church and Division Streets Bowmanville, Ontario Church Phone Office Phone 623-3912 623-3138 Rev. Frank W. 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On important legislative matters, MPs act as sales rep for their political party, as well as being local ombudsmen on less contentious contentious issues. For this MPs arc more than adequately compensated. compensated. Their real salary of over $100,000 a year puts them in the lop 10% of Canadian households. Maybe the Prime Minister should spend less time feeling sorry for himself himself and more time trying to reform Parliament so that MPs can actually earn their high salaries. In the meantime, lie should leave hockey commentary commentary to Don Cherry. Yours truly Stephen Harper President First Birthday Laura Gazley Laura Gazley celebrated celebrated her first birthday birthday on February 16, 1998 will) Mom and Dad, Ken and Debbie, Grandma Gazley, Grandma and Grandpa Thompson, aunts, uncle, cousins and godparents, Thank you to everyone for spoiling spoiling me again. And You Said... What kind's of volunteer work do you do? Heather Myles I am a friendly visitor with Community Care. In this program program you become a friend and visit with the person. Asked at the Big Brothers Bowl for Millions. Jim Schell I am the Youth Activities Coordinator at Rotary, the treasurer and a lay minister at St. John's Anglican Church. I am a member of the Kinsmen (and a past governor), K-40, the Cobourg Antique Car Club, Big Brothers, Healthy Communities and Safe Communities, among others. It is absolutely important to be a part of the community. Nancy Scott I am with the Bowmanville Rotary Club and I have been active in the past with the Community Justice Board, the Volunteer Board of Durham Region, the child care centre (when my son was young) and The Clarington Project. Volunteering is so important. From page 4 would easily recognize the very limited potential of this site. Alterations to the soils, as a result of aggregate aggregate removal, are very apparent. However, I think that in considering this proposal, your perspective should be much broader than site features and should consider the potential potential impact on the rural economy. A healthy rural economy, economy, now and in the future, depends on more than just corn fields, pastures and apple trees. Urban residents residents want and need opportunities to get a feel for rural and resource based industries. The successes successes in recent years of the Great Ganaraska and the Durham Countryside Adventures have convinced convinced me, and many other rural business operators, that a range of mixed rural and resource based land uses offers the best opportunity opportunity to meet this public demand. I believe that, just as historical industrial nodes like water powered mills were accepted as part of the rural environment, other resource based industries can blend in and provide interesting insight Capsule Comments with Neale McLean, b.Sc. Phm. 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