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Canadian Statesman (Bowmanville, ON), 28 Apr 1999, p. 3

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The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanvillc, Wednesday, April 28, 1999 Page 5 SEEN AND HEARD MUSEUM NEEDS VOLUNTEERS VOLUNTEERS -- Over a dozen students from nearby Central Sehool were hard at work with rakes and garbage bags last week. They were cleaning up the lawns of the Bowmanvillc Museum. The museum needs more volunteers to help keep the lawns and gardens in shape this summer. If you can help, call the museum at 623-2734. LAKE LEVELS DROPPING -- Environment Canada tells us that the water levels on the Great Lakes are at their lowest level in 10 years. Lake Ontario is 50-65 centimetres lower than it was this time last year. A high rate of evaporation caused by the warm weather of 1998 is partly to blame for this phenomenon, along with a slightly lower rate of precipitation. precipitation. Environment Canada docs have some good news, however. Their experts predict levels will rise over the next several months by 10 to 30 centimetres. Lake Ontario is still well above its record low level which occurred in 1935. COMMITTEES, COMMITTEES -- The newly-formed Greater Toronto Services mega-board has apparently been forming committees at an alarming rate. To keep track of the committees and investigate the need for committees already set up, the board has decided to -- you guessed it -- form a committee, We thought the role of the GTSB was to be mainly the co-ordination of GO Transit. Do we delect an expansion of the mega-board's powers? Students Collect Donations for Refugees Students at St. Francis of Assisi School in Newcastle worked to collect more than 40 boxes of donations including clothing, toys and toiletries for refugees in Kosovo. The items were picked up last Friday by a Purolator Courier truck and taken to Kool Enterprises in Bowmanvillc for transportation to CFB Trenton. É2>t ft Anglican Cljurrij f " Temperance St. S„ Bowmanville SUNDAY, MAY 2ND, 1999 EASTER IV 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^ ej.P, Reclor-The Reverend Canon Byron Yales. B.A..S.T.B. 'q Driving the Regional Chair ü>t. ünbrehj'ô ÿrestipteuan Cljtirclj 47 Temperance St. N. Bowmanvillc 165th Anniversary Service Sunday, May 2nd, 1999 11:00 a.m. "Enthusiastic God Lovers " Rev. Roy Taylor Fellowship and Pot Luck Luncheon to follow the 11 a.m. worship by Jennifer Stone Staff Writer Regional Chair Roger Anderson will have a driver available to him at "all reasonable reasonable times," thanks to the budget budget passed last week by Durham Council. Oshawa Councillor Bob Boychyn asked that an additional additional $9,100 be placed in the budget to allow for a driver for the Chairman. "It is incumbent on this council to provide a sufficient amount of money so that a driver driver can drive you within all reasonable reasonable times," said Boychyn. Driver Warranted In the original budget, just over $2,000 had been set aside, to provide Anderson with a driver during the busy Christmas season. But Clarington Mayor Diane Hamre felt, given the number of hours worked by the chair, that a driver driver was. warranted on a more frequent frequent basis. "It's a serious concern," she said. "One night, you're going to be driving home after an 18 hour day, and you're going to fall asleep at the wheel and kill yourself and somebody else." Anderson said he's pleased with council's decision. "What it does is it gives me the flexibility that if I have a really busy schedule, I can use him," said Anderson. "I don't think I'll ever use the whole $11,000." "There is some merit to it," he added. GTA Committee Obsolete? Is the Greater Toronto Area (GTA) Mayor and Chairs Committee obsolete? obsolete? The question was asked at Wednesday's meeting of Durham Regional Council. "Why is there a GTA mayors and chairs committee anymore?" asked Ajax Mayor Steve Parrish. "Whether we like it or not, that group has been superseded by the GTSB (Greater Toronto Services Board)," agreed Oshawa Mayor Nancy Diamond. Meet Monthly The group of Mayors and Chairs has met monthly for the past several years. While the group's original mandate was simply to discuss economic economic development for the various municipalities making up the GTA, Clarington mayor Diane Hamre said that soon changed. Mississauga Mayor Hazel McCallion, chair of the committee, soon broadened the group's agenda so they were dealing with a number of other issues. &t. haul's Entteb Cljurclj 178 Church Street Bowmanville Rev. Nancy J. Knox, B.A., M.Div. Intern Minister: Pamela Gray Organist: Douglas Dewell Church Secretary: Helen Mclnnes 623-7361 SUNDAY, MAY 2ND, 1999 Worship Service -10:30 a.m. "Here I Am. Use Me" Guest Preacher: Richard Parker Nursery Care for Pre-School Children Every Sunday Sunday School for K - 8+ If you're new to Bowmanville, we invite you to make St. Paul's your church home, for the woman who has everything! (and for the woman who doesn't) THE PERFECT MOTHERS DA Y SOLUTION!! Letter to the Editor Case for Rivers and Streams Her Pampering session includes: $105.00 plus GST , • hot tub facial massage • skin care analysis • cool/warm coding • manicure • make-over • hairstyle • beverage/snack • Picture (before-after) **L/fltlTED APTS. 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Taking away all wildlife habitats, habitats, our scarce remaining wetlands, wetlands, woodlots, meadows, polluting polluting or destroying streams and oceans not realizing realizing that our very own lives depend on them, is not a very progressive move. After all, our wildlife only wants to live, just like us. But, they need little space and food to survive. survive. Take' for c x a m p l c Courticc-Black and Farewell Wetland Complex; it was not long ago one huge wooded wctland/swamp with many wildlife species. Today only two small stands remain and they have an uncertain uncertain future. All life, human and wildlife is concentrating concentrating along rivers on which their health and life depend. Nature, wilderness wilderness is "tonic for the soul". You are missing half of your lifetime if you didn't watch tilings grow, plan and internet. It is an amazing, colorful colorful show. Most of us do not appreciate it, hut all of us arc trying trying to escape front our sterile and crowded built environment to nature to reduce stress and relax. Without this, people can become dispossessed dispossessed and emotionally emotionally unsettled. There is a danger danger that if we continue developing developing a concrete and polluted world there will be no space for us to go to relax and enjoy ourselves. Most places are so polluted that even wildlife cannot survive there. If they cannot cannot survive - CAN WE? What are you doing for the protection protection of our Earth? Taking care of your own family interests is not enough anymore. anymore. "TO SURVIVE, SURVIVE, WE NEED TO FORM A GLOBAL GLOBAL VILLAGE AND SOME GROUND RULES OF PROTECTION FOR OUR LIVING LIVING GREEN SPACES ARE NEEDED!" (Susan Elston). Libby Racansky, Courtice Capsule Comments with Neale McLean, B.Sc. Phm. It was back in 1970 that a neurologist in the U.S. discovered L-Dopa, a drug given to Parkinson's patients to help increase the amount of dopamine in their bodies and thus reduce the effects of the disease. It is still used today to help patients with this debilitating disease. If you use a loofah sponge when you bathe or shower, you should disinfect it occasionally by soaking it in a solution of one part bleach and I0 parts water for one minute. These sponges can become contaminated with bacteria that could cause skin irritation. The incidence of cigar smoking has risen by 50% since 1993. Cigar smokers who inhale have a greater risk of lung cancer than cigarette smokers and I0 times the risk of mouth, esophageal and lip cancers. Heavy computer-use can make your eyes feel dry and irritated. We often forget to blink when working intently on the computer and that can lead to dry eyes. Artificial tear products can relieve this discomfort. Check with our pharmacists. 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