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The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, Wednesday, January 12,1994 17 Bowmanville Toastmasters Make Plans for Fresh Start in New Year Clubs and Organizations Jerusalem Lodge Installs New Slate of Officers for 1994 It certainly was gratifying to reflect reflect on the extraordinary year of success just completed in 1993. Bowmanville Toastmasters arc excited excited by the opportunities that lie ahead in the new year. We will soar to new heights of accomplishments as we re-examine our goals and reconfirm reconfirm our commitment to helping our members clearly and concisely, develop and strengthen our leadership leadership and achieve self-development goals that we have set for ourselves. The meeting was called to order at 7:30. T.M. Archibald, chairman for the evening, welcomed all T.M.'s to make a fresh start in the new year. It's a very easy time of the year to make a commitment, put aside all problems of 1993. Let's make a fresh start. Let's shift into gear, give ourselves ourselves another chance. We should, keep our eyes open always looking ahead with a goal. This new season of winter gives us challenges. T.M. Archibald introduced his head table for the meeting. General Evaluator-was T.M. Lcctooze. T.M. MacGillivray was Toastmaster for the evening and T.M. Glasbcrgcn was Table Topics Master. The business portion of the meeting meeting was very interesting and had a lot of variety. Table Topic Master called on members not scheduled to speak on the program. Table Topics is the ability to think and speak on your feet. Table Master Glasbergen chose as his topic, "History of the Claring- ton area." Members were called upon to give an impromptu one minute talk on this subject. Table Topics Trophy was presented presented to T.M. Christl for his indepth one minute presentation about the history of Durham. The prestige "Spark Plug" trophy was presented to T.M. Barnes for contributing input and challenging T.M.'s during the business business portion of the meeting. Toastmaster of the meeting T.M. MacGillivray offered words of thanks to the president for his inspiring inspiring thoughts for a new season. He explained explained die duties of the timer, gram marian, Topic Master and general evaluator. There were two speakers for the meeting. Speaker #1. T.M. Christl, presented an advanced 8-10 minute Manual Speech on "Consumer Tips". He applied these tips to Bowmanville T.M. Club. T.M. Christl reminded us about the importance of commitment and involvement. We will continue to build a friendly, successful club. T.M. Christl asked the members to re-examine our goals for 1994. Speaker #2, T.M. Lise's title for Manual Speech #9, 8-10 minutes, "Think Global - Act Local". An active active participant of S.E.A.P. Darlington Darlington questioned that nuclear power was not the answer to energy shortages shortages and weren't satisfied about the safety of disposing of radioactive waste. T.M. Lise gave the sequence of expansion of nuclear power around the world up to today. He explained explained that Sweden and Japan have cut their nuclear power. Through radiation, radiation, many countries have faced destruction of their culture. T.M. Lise presented many facts about nuclear power. He encouraged people to speak up when you think something is wrong, because that is democracy. We must stop being gluttons of energy. energy. Canadians are the biggest consumers consumers of energy per person in the world. We have already started to reduce reduce ic. fluorescent tubes for lighting and energy efficient refrigerators etc. Are you thinking globally and acting locally? Why not let your member of parliament know how you feel. "NOW". Special presentation was made to T.M. Lcctooze. V.P. T.M. West presented presented the A.T.M. Bronze award from -Toastmasters International. T.M. Lcctooze also was acclaimed T.M. for the month of December. This award is in recognition of working working beyond the regular agendas and assisting the club members. Best Evaluator trophy was won and tied by T.M. Holder and T.M. Konzel- mann. Best Speech Trophy was presented presented to T.M. Lise. Bowmanville Toastmasters meets every Tuesday at 7:30 in the Parish Hall of St. John's Anglican Church, Temperance and Queen Streets, Bowmanville. Bowmanville. Come and learn how to improve improve your communication skills. For more information call 623-3527. Jerusalem Masonic Lodge in Bowmanville, installed their Worshipful Master and invested the Officers for the 145th year, on Wednesday, December 8, 1993. Present in the photo, from left to right, in the front row: W. Bro. Ed Cook, Chaplain; Bro. Don Fulton, Senior Warden; W. Bro. Joe White, Worshipful Master; R.W. Bro. Klaas Schoenmaker, District Deputy Grand Master for Ontario District; Bro. Bill Paterson, Junior Warden; and Bro. Ken Sumersford, Junior Deacon; second row, from the left: Bro. Kevin Lavallee, Inner Guard; W. Bro. Allan Devonish, Director of Ceremonies; W. Bro. Jack Hartwell, Treasurer; W. Bro. Dave Tillcock, Secretary; and Bro. Robert Jones, Senior Deacon; third row from the left: W. Bro. Jim Schell, Tyler; Bro. Jim Brown, Junior Steward; and Bro. Craig Elliott, Senior Stewart. Absent: W. Bro. Bruce Markle, Immediate Past Master; and W. Bro. Leonard Jones, Historian. Christmas Social by Carol Alder The Bowmanville Business and Professional Women's Club welcomed welcomed in the festive season with a Christmas social evening on December December 9th. A pleasant evening was enjoyed enjoyed by guests and members in attendance attendance which featured a German buffet at Café Cosima' in Bowmanville. Bowmanville. Club members Maureen Mumford captivated all with her special rendition rendition of "Twas The Night Before Christmas." As well, donations from club members were presented to Francine Nicholas to support Alliance Alliance House, a women's shelter to be established in Bowmanville. Women belonging to Bowmanville Bowmanville B.P.W. Club are part of an International International Federation having opportunities opportunities to form friendships with other working women and establish a support support network for personal and career advancement. Next month the club will have a special lecture by Carol Lohncs Shaipc, the B.P.W. Club's provincial representative for NAC (National Action Action Committee for the Status of Women) which is Canada's largest feminist organization. The meeting will be held on Thursday, January 20th at the Port Darlington Marina Hotel. Anyone interested interested in attending should contact Helen Dcvilt at 623-3915 for reservations reservations by Monday, January 17th._ Social Social time begins at 6:00 p.m. with a buffet dinner commencing at 6:30 p.m. Dinner tickets arc $20.00. 1993 Cavalier R.S. Black, air, auto, V6, loaded, 26,000 km. $13.800. 1993 Cavalier Teal, air, auto, 24,000 km. $11.995. 1992 Geo Storm Red, air, auto, 19,000 km. $11.900. aiw»».* ;»• -.. c? y , MVx 1992 Chev Corsica Blue, V6, air, 27,000 km. $12.000. 1992 Olds Achieva Maroon, V6, air, auto, 42,000 km. $12.900. II ; ; -1 1991 Cavalier R.S. Red, V6, 5 sp., 121,000 km. $7.500. 1991 Pontiac Sunbird GT White, V6, loaded, 31,000 km. $11.000 1990 Chev Sprint Blue, auto, 70,000 km. .599 1993 Olds Cutlass Teal, V6, loaded, 17,000 km. $20,500. 1993 Olds Achieva . Red, V6, loaded, 30,000 km. $17.500. 1993 Olds Cutlass White, V6, loaded, 25,000 km. 819,900. 1992 Pontiac Grand AM White, loaded, 49,000 km. $13.000. 1992 Chev Lumina Euro Maroon, V6, loaded, 15,000 km. $19.900. 1992 Chev Lumina Euro Grey, V6, loaded, 22,000 km. $10.000. 1992 Lumina Z34 White, V6, loaded, 47,000 km. $17.900, 1992 Buick Regal Beige, V6, loaded, 53,000 km. $16.000, 1992 Oldsmobile 98 Blue, loaded, 68,000 km. $21.000. 1992 Olds 88 Br. Grey, loaded, 55,000 km. $10.000. 1991 Buick LeSabre Blue, V6, loaded, 62,000 km. 8I7.£00. 1991 Pontiac Bonneville SSE. Black, V6, loaded, 60,000 km. $19.900. 1991 Oldsmobile 98 Maroon, V6, loaded, 79,000 km. $17.900. !.. 1991 Cadillac Sedan de Ville Maroon, loaded, 79,000 km. $21,900. f 1 . 1 . 1 -- a tv .üCTM « aw* w m ITKÜV ~ /: --v, ~/y--"... i X, 1; 1990 Chev Caprice Maroon, loaded, 50,000 km. $14.900. FJ» ■/.iKc . . . 1990 Olds 88 Blue, loaded, 123,000 km $9.995. 1990 Lincoln Grey, loaded, 63,000 km. $21.900. TT, i'VE-aw wteOs i©i 1988 Buick LeSabre Blue, loaded, 95,000 km. $9.000. 1988 Olds 88 Grey, loaded, 44,000 km. $10.900. 1993 GMC SLE Maroon/Beige,V8, loaded, 33,000 km. SI8.900. 1993 Chev Ext. Blue, V8, air, 29,000 km. $18.900. 1992ChevS10 Ext. 4x4 Maroon/Silver, V6, loaded, 29,000 km. $19.900. 1992 Chev Ext. Grey/Silver, V8, loaded, cap, 27,000 km. $20.795. 1991 Chev S10 Ext. Blue, 5 sp., 118,000 km. $9.995. 1991 Chev Blue, V8, air, auto, 82,000 km. $14.900, 1991 ChevSIOExt. 4x4 White, V6, air, auto, 68,000 km. oiaVsoj. j n -- ■■.--3 1991 Chev S10 Ext. Blue/White, V6, air, auto, 70,000 km. $11.900 1991 ChevSIOExt. 4x4 Black, V6, air, loaded, 113,000 km. _ 8l2£j}0. 1990 Chev Blue/Silver, V8, air, aulo, 42,000 km. as® 1988 Chev 3/4 Ton Brown/Bolgo, V8, aulo, 149,000 km. $8.500. 1992 Astro LT Teal, loaded, 78,000 km. $19.900. 1992 Safari Silver, loaded, C.D., 68,000 km. $17.900. 1992 Blazer4x4 White, loaded, 75,000 km. $19.900. i B 1992 Astro Cargo Blue, V6, air, 40,000 km. $13.900. ifl 1991 Ford Aerostar 4x4 White, loaded, 64,000 km. $15.900. ÂTÏH» 1991 Blazer 4x4 Red/White, loaded, 93,000 km. $16^900. 1991 Astro Blue/White, loaded, 77,000 km. $15,000. V'l*' 1990 GMC Jimmy 4x4 Blue/Blue, V8, loaded, 106,000 km. $16.900. 1989 Astro Blue, V6, loaded, 121,000 km. $10.900. 1988 GMC Jimmy 4x4 Black/Red, V8, loaded, 99,000 km. $13.700 1986 Dodge Caravan Beige, loaded, 109,000 km.