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lO-Orono Weekly Times. Wednesday, May 23, 1990 Whatever you ca/I it - it's a huddle It appears there is a lot ot push in t's a sport that îs making some this game of rugby and every so progress in the schools in the area. often it happens in the game. 1990 H.w'wealth Fair by Commun11ity Care Town of Newcastle Community Care with assistance from the Ministry of Health is sponsoring "Caring And Sharing: A 1990 Health Fair" on Wednesday, June 6, 1990 from 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.in. at the Bowmanville Lion's Centre on Beech Avenue. Admis- St John ambulance opera tes with volunteeirs Do you ever wonder who those uniformed first aiders are at con- certs, hockey games, or local Fairs? They are volunteers -- trained and certifîed St. John Ambulance Brigade volunteers. St. John Ambulance in Ontario is celebrating St. John Ambulance Week" from May 27 through June 3, 1990. This is a week devoted to the recognition of dedicated volunteers and sharing with On- tarians the good work of St. John in their community. With over 7,000 volunteers throughout the province, St. John Ambulance is proud of its long tradition, dating bacl< to the days of the Crusades. Thus, mnakinig St. John one of the oldest non-profit organizations in the wýorld. Yet St, John is anxious to nmove forwvard in- to the future by expanding their imi- age and services. St. John Ambulance is a world renowned leader in fîrst aid. In 1989 alone, nearly 3,000 St. John certified volunteer instructors train- ed over 190,000 Ontario residents. In addition, over 4,000O Brigade members dedicated ilhemselves to over 400,000 volunteer hours to their community, last year. During the 1990 "Si. Johin Ami- bulance Week", necarly seventy, branches wýill be partiicipainig in St. John promnotional evnt uch as maIl displays, poster contests, mayoral proclamiations, and civic organization presentations -- b name a few. For more details on your local St. John Week acivities, or for infor- mation regarding training or becoming a Si. John volunteer, please contact your'local St. John Ambulance Branch. JOB PRINTING ORO'NO *TIMES 1983-5301 sion is free to this exciting event geared specifically to seniors needs. Thirty-one agencies and health sup- port groups will be participating. There will be displays and exhibits manned by experts who will provide brochures and information about the many services available in our area for seniors. Several, of the .groups attending are ableto provide counselling and support to in- dividuals and families with health problemns as diverse as Alzhei ,mer's, arthritis, cancer, diabetes, hearing impairments, heart disease, and emotional illness to name just a few. Blood pressure checks will be available as well as hearing screen- ing tests. Displays of aids for the blind and visually impaired and demonstrations of the Lifeline Pro- gram are planned., The keynote speaker at 1:00 p.m. will be Dr. Dawn Witherspoon, Psychology Department Brock University who has been doing Alzheimer research. Spyecial attractions throughout the day will be sessions on self esteemn by Public Health, use of prescrip-, tion and non-prescription drugs, and a video on chiropractic medicine. Door prizes will be awarded hourly and a tasty lunch will be available for $3.00 from 11:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Free transportation will be available for seniors by calling the--Comniunity Care office at 623-2261. 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MAIN STREET, ORONO VIDEO AND FAMIL Y ENTEFTA INMENT CENTRE VIDEO (1500 in stock), POOL TABLES ARCADE MACHINES How to trace your roots at Bowmanville Library tn honour of Heritage Week the Bowmanville Branch of the Newcastle Public Library is presen- ting a program on hiow to trace your roots. if you are interested in trac- ing your faily's hiistory but don't know where to start or have already begun the process anld y0u find yourself at a standstill join us as Bessie Ganinon and Joyce Hilton of the Whitby/Oshawva Branch of the Genealogical Society show you how to start your search, tell you what resources are available and where to find them and answer any questions you may have. This programme takes place on Tuesday May 29 from 7:30 to 8:30 p.m. at the Bowmanville Branch Library. Register in person or by calling 623-7322. Admission is free. 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