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22 The Canadian Statesman, Bowman ville, April 11.1990 Scout Leaders Thanked for Outstanding Efforts Bowmanville Toastmasters Hold Meeting Toronto Author Visits Students at Waverley Public School April 12, lions Centre, Head table guests at the recent Scout Leaders Appreciation Appreciation Night included, from the left, Abe and Sharon Hofstede, Roger and Sherrell Leetooze, Steve and Pat Godsmark, Helene and Bill Kraayvanger. Bill Kraayvanger is District Treasurer. Steve Godsmark is Group Committee Trainer. Pat Godsmark is Training Co-ordinator. Roger Leetooze is District, President. Sherrell Leetooze is Group Committee Trainer and Abe Hofstede is District Commissioner. '• By Sher Leetooze Spring and the annual Appreciation Night for Scout Leaders always arrive at the same time. The special evening of dining, dancing and awards was held this year in St. Joseph's Joseph's Church Hall on Liberty Liberty St, with 105 seated for dinner and 130 attending the dance portion. The evening started off with a delicious roast beef dinner served up buffet style, and was followed by an appreciative round of applause applause for the ladies in tne kitchen. Nicole diBonaven- tura of Oshawa and her able team provided the meal with much thanks to M&D Meats for their superb beef. The awards followed, with many Scout Leaders from the district receiving service and training recognition. recognition. . Three Year warrants were presented to: Kathy Kirk - 1st Bethany, Diane Bortolozza - 1st Enniskillen, Diane Vetzol and George Vetzol from 1st Hampton, Neil Love of 1st Hampton, Steve Brown - 1st Newcastle, Newcastle, Gord Werry - 1st Orono, Linda Gillespie - 4th' Bowmanville, Bowmanville, John Davev - 5th Bowmanville, Linda Kocur - 7th Bowmanville, Doug Fallow Fallow and Paul Hoy - 10 th Bowmanville, Armand Ged- dy and Janet Pheonix - 11th Bowmanville, Nancy Staples and Peter Benczenleitner of 9th Bowmanville, Paul Williams Williams - 1st Bethany, Rick Geurtz - 7th Bowmanville, and Wayne King of 1st Orono. Orono. Pat Godsmark, Training Co-ordinator for the District asked everyone to applaud those who nad accomplished their basic training - thé Part 1 Woodbadge. District Commissioner, Abe Hofstede, introduced his 45t& Safe team of Service Scouters - Laverne Muirhead for Venturers, Venturers, Dan Jones for Scouts, Barb Pokorski and Pat Davies for Beavers, Maiy Lou Walker, Maureen VanderWouden and Linda Sutherland for Cubs. Abe and his service team congratulated those who had taken and passed their Part 2 Woodbadge: Linda Gillespie for Cubs, Deb Barr for Cubs, Wendy Harris for Beavers, Laverne Muirhead for Service Team, Maureen VanderWouden also for Service Service Team. Roger Leetooze, District President ' and Betty Char- land, District Records and Awards Chairman, presented presented service awards for 5 year pins to: Diane Tink, Barb Reid, Mark Bortolutski, Paul Williams, Linda Beer, Joan Ritzie, Sophie Pridie, James Noble, Brenda Stain- ton, Bob Drummond, Marlene Marlene Dubeau, Gwen Banks, Bev Stacheruk, David Clark, James Merry, Ernie Reid and David VandeVeld, 10 year pins to: David Watson, Pat Godsmark, Pat Docimo and Bill Tomlinson; 15 year pins to: Elaine Wereneid, Fred Sneed, Ian and Pauline Wilson, Mary Lou Walker; and a 20 years pin was presented presented to Laverne Muir- head. Pat Godsmark closed a presentation with a word of thanks to the District President President for his long hours of behind-the-scenes-work, behind-the-scenes-work, and the President responded with his own thanks to all the support staff of the District District Council and especially the spouses of each one involved. involved. He also thanked Paul Robichaud and Bill THE BEST DEAL ON EARTH! BCS Model 205 • All Gear, Direct-Drive Transmission • 6 HP Engine • 2 Forward, 1 Reverse Gear • Electronic Ignition • PTO To Accept Front & Rear Mount Attachments: Tiller • Rotary Mower • Cutter Bar Mower • Snow Thrower And More... 7 & (£ S<4Uxlt StUpCUM 'Im, Sales - Service - Parts 263-8469 SEE YOUR DEALER EOR DETAILS IMt. Il I I lampion < in-i'ii ltd. •I t ' ! JS lliuili ne iiMIV Kraayvanger for their work in getting the appreciation night organized this year. The entertainment portion portion of the evening was handed over to Lee Ann Allison Allison and the Family Circle, the band for the evening. Everyone was in awe of the wonderful music presented presented by this group of young people. They were versatile beyond words, and provided a full range of entertainment entertainment for the entire evening. The har was ably manned by the Bowmanville Kinsman Kinsman Club as one of their many on-going fund raising events. If your curiosity has been whetted „ regarding what Toastmasters is about, who belongs, what they do, why they do it,... then attend the special meeting of Bowmanville Bowmanville Toastmasters, at 7:30 p.m. Thursday, 1990, at the Li Bowmanville. One of the things that you'll discover is that Toastmaster Toastmaster aim to improve themselves and their communities. communities. On Thursday evening, evening, you will be treated to winning speeches, victorious after two levels of competition. competition. That's right, VICTORIOUS. VICTORIOUS. These speakers have all competed and won previously. previously. The regular Toastmaster Competition, featuring the winners from Kingston to Pickering, will consist of Toastmaster competitions for the_ right to enter the International International Speaking Contest Contest and the Evaluation Contest. Contest. The third contest, the Canada Day Speaking Contest Contest sponsored by Toastmasters, Toastmasters, is open to non Toastmasters. Toastmasters. The requirements are that the competitor be 17 years or older and a resident resident Canadian citizen. Bowmanville Toastmasters Toastmasters are honoured to have Deanna Hutchison, a local high school student, victorious victorious at two previous levels of competition, as our entrant in the Divisional level of the Canada Day Contest. Come to the Bowmanville Lions Centre, 7:30 p.m., Thursday, April 11,1990. Witness public public speaking at its best. For more information, call Nancy Nancy Barnes, 623-6860, Irene Konzelmann, 983-9423 or Connie Nelson, 623-2243. submitted by TM Connie Nelson, CTM. Closed Good Friday Bananas..^^ 1.08 Kt. nYKSTRA'S mm ELICATESfeEN FOOI food market 77 King Street W., Bowmanville 623-3541 Toronto author Beverly Alhnson spoke to a group of how they can write as well. She is pictured here with grade four school children at Waverley Public School a group of students talking about one of her books. on April 6 about how she has written her books and Eldad UCW Holds Meeting in April The April 2nd meeting of pened 'ascoe ! April Eldad U.C.W. was opened opi by president Dorothy Pa ' ;h witn a poem, the singing of "Burdens are Lifted at Calvary" Calvary" and the U.C.W. purpose. purpose. Plans for Christian Camping Sunday, April 22, when Wendell white, director director of Camp Quin-Mo-Lac, will be our guest were discussed. discussed. Proud to be Me Travel tours will be served muffins and coffee on the mornings of April 26 and June 16, and strawberry shortcakes the afternoon of June 26. Several members are planning to attend the Ecumenical Ecumenical dinner at Ebenezer Tuesday, May 1,6:30 p.m. A thank-you was received from the Christian Blind Mission. A committee of Jean Taylor, Taylor, Bernice Watson, - And Ida Bray were appointed j»' purchase a refrigeratoV fir the kitchen. Committee reports were received. April 29 will be the church annual Salad Supper. Supper. Each member answered to the roll call "Easter means to me --." Doris Hills conducted a pre-Easter study and worship. worship. She based her study on James Taylor's book- Last Chance. The events in the last week of Jesus Life. Asking the Question - What would you ao if you had one week to live? What would you share with your husband, your family, and those whose lives you touch? Dividing into three groups, questions regarding this last week of Jesus life were discussed. The bible passages studied were also related to our lives today - anger, humility and fellowship. fellowship. There were no real conclusions conclusions to this exercise. It was meant to provide food for thought during Lent. ) J The;-meeting- closed with prayer. 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