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i Bowmanville Sea Cadets Win 4 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, Wednesday, May 11,1994 Clubs and Organizations Big Brothers Bowl-a-thon Supporters Receive Awards Ribbons at Trenton Swim Meet The following Sea Cadets won ribbons at the flotilla Swim Meet in Trenton - Dave Bickcll, Kevin Folk, Chris Adams, Kevin Gilroy, Phil Sanders, Steve Wraith, Jcnine Daub- ney, Monique Sanders, Cathy Smart and Karla Tutkoluk. Monique Sanders Sanders won the overall top award trophy in the female 12-13 year age group. Monique went on to win a silver medal at the provincial swim meet at C.F.B. Borden. On April 21, the annual Navy League and Cadet Corps awards night was held at the Base Line Community Community Centre. The evening began with the corps doing "colors and prayers". The cadets were inspected by Commanding Officer Lt. (N) Don Foster C.D. accompanied by Navy League President Bill Rose and Royal Royal Canadian Legion representative Les. Cooper. Following inspection, the new entries were formally sworn into the corps by the Executive Officer Officer Lt. (N) Mike Carter C.D. The Commanding Officer announced cadet cadet promotions and handed out their new rank badges. The evening was then turned over to the navy league for the Awards presentation. Awards were presented as fol- lows- Bowmanville's Sea Cadets recently received awards and promotions. promotions. Shown above are three of this year's award recipients. They include: include: Leading Cadet Matthew Adair (left) who received the Commanding Commanding Officer's Award for Most Active Cadet; CP02 Karla Tutkoluk who received the Wardroom Award for special recognition and Divisional P.O. Steven Cooke, who accepted the Nance Colmer Memorial Award (donated by the Ernie Roberts family) for Best Division. Division. Women Invited to Join Bowmanville B&P Club The Bowmanville Business and Professional Women's Club held : their most recent meeting on , 'April 21st, discussing resolutions to be presented presented at the 1994 Provincial Conference. Conference. This anniial meeting is always very thought-provoking and stimulating. stimulating. The members of the Bowmanville Business and Professional Women's Club hold meetings once a month with a varied agenda dealing with topics pertinent to the advancement of women. Through acquiring more knowledge and insight, the club members can use their occupational capacities and intelligence for the betterment of others as well as themselves. themselves. The club, although not a service club, works diligently to support community projects. As an example, the club has provided assistance to the local YWCA in its work with disadvantaged disadvantaged women and children. The club awards bursaries to the three local secondary schools annually annually to encourage the recipients to continue continue their education. There is also an annual bursary for a student from the Centre for Individual Studies. One objective of the club is "women helping other women". This is achieved through networking and using our ingenuity to strive for equal opportunities and status for : women.' The club is also concerned with achieving high standards of service service in business, the professions and industry. Stimulating interest in federal, provincial and municipal affairs is another important aim of the club. An example of this has been the forum held by our local club before previous previous elections. Our local club is a friendly group of dedicated women with a wide range of occupations. All of the monthly meetings held by the club are open to guests. This month, club members will be hearing from the chairpersons of the different committees with the presentation presentation of the annual reports, This is also a time of transition, with new chairpersons getting ready to take over their positions on the executive. Like any organization, the more involved involved you become the more you lcam and the more fulfilled you become. become. Anyone interested in joining club members for what promises to be an informative meeting should call Helen Helen Dcvitt at 623-3915 for dinner reservations reservations by Monday, May 16th. The meeting will be held on Thursday May 19th at the Port Darlington Marina Marina Hotel. Dinner tickets are $20.00. Social time is 6:00 p.m. and dinner is at 6:30. Carol Alder The Canadian Statesman Carrier of the Week Chris Steele Route #13 Since January, 1990 This week's carrier will receive a FREE BURGER, FRIES, DRINK and an ICE CREAM TREAT compliments of DARI DREAM. DÂRÏDREAM Soft and Hard Ice Cream, Ice Cream Cakes • Pics Char Broiled Burgers and Fries Buy One Cone (any size) and get another cone o( the same size FREE with tills coupon. (ONE COUPON PER VISIT PLEASE) 215 King Street E., Bowmanville| 623-3081 OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK | ----~~ iiiill'CLUliili-, J Commanding Officer's Award to the "Most Active" cadet donated by the C.O. went to L.C. Matt Adair and was presented by C.O. Lt. (N) Don Foster, C.D. Wardroom Award to a cadet deserving deserving "Special Recognition" donated donated by all the Corps officers went to C.P.O. 2 Karla Tutkoluk and was presented presented by Lt. (N) Mike Carter, C.D. Ladies Auxiliary to Branch 178, Royal Canadian Legion Award to the cadet with the "highest marks" was won by O.C. Monique Sanders and was presented by Carol Roberts, a member of the Ladies Auxiliary. Nance Colmer Memorial Award to the "Best Division" donated by The Ernie Roberts family was presented presented by Carol Roberts to Nippigon Divisional Petty Officer Stephen Cooke. Bill and Joyce Slater Memorial Award to the "Best New Recruit" was donated by the Slater family and won by N.E. Kevin Folk. It was presented presented by Les Cooper, a member of Br. 178 on behalf of Legion President, President, Jim Connell. Christine Lanz Olympian Award to the "Most Athletic Cadet". This award was donated by the Lanz family family and won by O.C. Monique Sanders. Sanders. It was presented by Navy League President, Bill Rose. The evening was formally closed by the corps brief Sunset Ceremony and followed by coffee and tidbits. Four more awards will be presented presented at the Sea Cadet annual inspection on Sunday afternoon, May 15 at 1:45 in Newcastle Village Arena. We are hoping we will be able to carry out an air rifle target shooting program throughout the summer months, for those cadets who are not away at summer camp or on courses. Rae Abernethy Navy League PJR.O. Two nights' accommodation and two breakfasts for two are what Gary Hanewich received for his efforts efforts to help out the Clarington Big Brothers Association during their Bowl For Millions fundraising event this year. He was one of the winners of a draw held by Big Brothers during their annual Bowl for Millions. He received his voucher from Carol Dodsworth of Bowmanville Travel and congratulations from Big Brother representative Ken Jansma. Clarington Big Brothers presented Ryan Preston with this color television for raising $250 during the recent Bowl for Millions at Liberty Bowl in Bowmanville. With Ryan is Ben Jansma of Big Brothers and Ken Bragg who received the second prize in the adult prize draw for a dinner for two voucher from the Woodlawn Terrace Inn, of Cobourg. 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