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8 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, Wednesday, May 11,1994 Section Two Clubs and anizations Legion and Ladies Auxiliary Make Donations to Hospital T.O.P.S. Members Receive Awards at Annual Banquet TOPS ON870, Bowmanville held their annual Awards Night, Thursday April 7th 1994, at the Lions Centre on Beech Avenue. The theme "April Showers Bring May Flowers" was evident, with the tables being decorated decorated with beautiful spring flowers of all colors. The awards ceremony started with Second Meeting For Jr. Dairy Club The second meeting of the Durham Durham East Junior Dairy Club was held on May 2nd, 1994 at Eric Bowman's at 7:30 p.m. The meeting was opened with the 4-H Pledge followed by the roll call and the reading of the minutes. We had a discussion about the need for a new banner when our club goes out of country to various shows. The Barkey's have been looking into this and Mrs. Verholven has volunteered volunteered to make one for the club. There will be further discussion on this topic. We then chose the Exhibit Team. This includes: Josh H., Elizabeth M., Kathryn B., Mark B. Mr. Henderson demonstrated how to weigh a cow by tape, listen to the cow's heart rate and showed us some of the parts of a cow. Our cow "Silk" seemed to enjoy being part of the demonstration. We then went to judge,a class of 2 year old cattle. The meeting adjourned with a snack of milk and cookies. Donna Benschop thanked the hosts for having having the meeting. The next meeting is June 7, 1994 at 7:30 at Bill Tamblyn's Orono. By: Press Reporter Aaron Bowman charms being presented to our KOPS, the Executive, our Division Winners, the Best Attendance, and our TOPS volunteers who unselfishly give their time to help the executive throughout the year. This year our Miss Personality trophy went to Tammy Fleming, and the Miss Inspiration trophy to Aggie Portelance. "Congratulations, Girls"! Next out with the "old" and in with the "new". After being presented presented with gifts, the previous Executive leader, Claire Strong; Co-leader, Claire ■ DeKort; Secretary' Leona Crete; Treasurer, Lorraine Lynch; Weight Recorder, Dawn Dennis; and Assistant Weight Recorder, Jean Phillips; bowed out gracefully and made room for the new. The installing officer for the evening, evening, Lorraine Lynch, swore in the new executive. They are: Leader Al- freda Wheeler; Co-leader, Tammy Fleming; Secretary, Claire DeKort; Treasurer, Claire Strong; and our Weight Recorder and Assistant Weight Recorder Dawn Dennis, and Jean Phillips agreed to stay on for another another year. We know you'll do a great job girls. Entertainment was then provided by the new executive. Dawn Dennis, Alfreda Wheeler and Tammy Fleming Fleming performed a very funny skit about situations that happen in the weight room. Claire Strong then did her impersonation of Dolly Parton, and sang a couple of songs. Alfreda Wheeler then donned top hat and tap shoes and demonstrated her dancing skills. It was a most enjoyable eve%; ning and great fun was had by all. TXm But sadly missed were ill members members Marion Almey and Helen Cook, who are recuperating at home. Hurray Hurray and get well girls, your TOPS pals miss you. Greta (Scoop) Luxton. Carol Merton, the Director of Rehabilitation Services at Memorial Hospital, keeps Carol Roberts, the Secretary of the Ladies Auxiliary to the Royal Canadian Legion, cool with an ice pack. This pack is one of many which are found in an ice pack machine used in cyrotherapy. This form of therapy uses applications applications of intense cold to treat a range of acute sports and orthopedic injuries as well as arthritis. With Merton and Roberts are Legion President Jim Connell and Ladies Auxiliary President Nyhl Sheehan and Memorial Hospital Executive Vice-President Eric Hanna. The Legion and Ladies Auxiliary contributed money towards the ice pack machine, a Transcutaneous Electrical Neuromuscular Stimulator (TENS) which is used in pain control and a portable, hand-held muscle stimulator. You could win a QE2* transatlantic cruise when you help the fight against diabetes! that's just one of the prizes in the "Win for Diabetes" Lottery. Draw date is June 29th. For ticket information, call your local office of Canadian Diabetes Association or the national office at (416) 363-3373 Bl CANADIAN DIABETES ASSOCIATION • Canard's QE2 is registered in Great Britain ASSOCIATION CANADIENNE DU DIABÈTE Eldad U.C.W. met Monday, May 1st 1994, at the church. Barry Poque and Helen Suter brought a book display display from the Oshawa Presbytery Good News Books and Supplies Centre. Centre. Time to browse and buy was allotted allotted from 7:00 to 8:00 p.m. Eldad bags and Hasti-notes were also for sale. Joyce Taylor was hostess and invited each one to have tek and cookies on arrival. Patsy Fetchison led in worship, using a "Communications" theme. Each member received some article related to die theme such as micro-chips, micro-chips, C.D. tapes, films, radio, computer computer discs, etc. Each new invention can store more information than before, before, but with all this technology we have lost our ability to communicate. We so seldom have to "talk" anymore. anymore. The items we held are useless unless put to their intended use. This was compared to the Bible and how we spread the word and share it with others. > V President Doris Hills conducted the business session. We decided, to "adopt a window" for the dining hall at Camp Quin-Mo-Lac. We will help the Sunday School with sandwiches for lunch following Anniversary May 29. Jean Taylor reported changes in "Proud to be Me" caterings. Donna Johnston gave a summary of Bay of Quinte United Church Women's Conference in Peterborough. Doris Hills reported on the Moderator's visit visit to Oshawa Presbytery. Viola Ashton Ashton gave a Friendship report. 16 members will attend the Ecumenical dinner at Ebenezer May 17 at 6:30 p.m. Pat Best has consented to be Vice- President for the remainder of the year. Elaine Baker, Alma Langmaid. and Vange Warrren provided refreshments. refreshments. LoisN. Yellowlees Press Reporter South Durham Region Veterinary Association RABIES VACCINATION CLINICS 1994 WHITBY Tuesday, May 10,1994 1:00 to 4:30 p.m. Iroquois Park Arena 500 Victoria Street West Whitby, Ontario OSHAWA Wednesday, May 11,1994 12:00 to,4:00 p.m. Children's Arena Arena Street, Oshawa BOWMANVILLE Thursday, May 12,1994 1:00 to 5:00 p.m. Bowmanville Arena Bowmanville (NEW LOCATION) PICKERING Tuesday, May 17,1994 4:00 to 7:00 p.m. Pickering Recreation Complex Pickering, Ontario BROOKLIN Wednesday, May 18,1994 2:00 to 5:30 p.m. Luther Vipond Memorial Arena Winchester Road AJAX Thursday, May 19,1994 4:00 to 7:00 p.m. Ajax Community Centre Old Arena Floor FEE; $12.00 PER ANIMAL CASH ONLY - CORRECT CHANGE PLEASE For DOGS and CATS only. The animal must be over 4 months of age in good general health. ALL ANIMALS MUST BE PROPERLY RESTRAINED - all dogs on leashes, all cats in carriers or boxes. The South Durham Veterinary Association WILL NOT be responsible for any loss of animal or personal injury to any animal or person attending the Rabies Clinics. These clinics arc supervised by veterinarians and staff of Animal Hospital in South Durham Region. © ROYAL CANADIAN MOUNTED POLICE BOWMANVILLE DETACHMENT We invite the citizens of the Durham Region to help us celebrate Police Week We are pleased to announce that our Detachment will be open to the general public beginning May 16th to May 20th, 1994 for guided tours. Open House hours are from 9:00 a.m. -10:30 a.m. and from 1:00 p.m. - 2:30 p.m. R.C.M.P. Bowmanville Detachment 415 Baseline Road West Bowmanville, Ontario (905) 697-6004 WE VIEW OUR COMMUNITY LIKE A FAMILY" tt