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« 16 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, Wednesday, June 1,1994 Executive Installed for District Liberal Association Clubs and Organizations Service Clubs Recognized for "No Smoking" Policy To marie World No Tobacco Day (May 31st) the Lung Association of Duriiam Region recently hon-, ored 13 area service clubs and organizations for designating their meetings in the year 1994 as "Smoke, Free." In this section of the region, the Florence Nightingale Lodge 1.0.0.F. and Tyrone Ladies Orange : Benevolemt Association were among those honored and these citizens were photographed, left to right,- Harry Wade and Jack Gordon from Florence Nightingale Lodge; Yvonne Weatherup from Sunshine Re- ' bekah Lodge; Carolyn Greer, President of the Lung Association, Durham Region; Evelyn Dennis,; Brooklin Centennial Seniors; Pat Griffin, Tyrone Ladies Orange Benevolent Association; Alina Wilson, " Claremont Golden Age Club and Cyndy Kessler, I.O.D.E. Conant Chapter. Officers Welcomed at Eastern Star Meeting The Pine Ridge Haliburton District Liberal Association held a meeting in Bowmanville May 19th, at which time a slate of officers was elected. The association represents both federal and provincial ridings within the Pine Ridge and Haliburton areas. Shown above, in the front row, are: Chris Brooks, Secretary; Secretary; Judi Longfield, Vice President; Allan Furlong, Past President; Alice Allchin, Vice President (Provincial); (Provincial); and Terry McCarl, President. In the back row, from left, are: Directors Marie Sturm an, Roger Kirkpatrick, Terry Breen, Bev Grose, Glen Malcolm, Gwen Mowbray, Bill Somerton; and Loma Davey (Vice President/Federal.) New Slate of Officers Selected for Women's B&P Club Members of the Bowmanville Business and Professional Women's Club installed a new slate of officers officers at their May 19th meeting. Roxy Barnes, who has served as president for the past two years, was honored for her work. She received a past president's pin and also a collection of club pins and mementos mementos from Greta Brown who is a former president. The incoming president is Irene Konzelmann. Shown above, from left, are: Audrey Bate, Secretary; Wendy Martin, Treasurer; Barb Hicks, First Vice President; President; Irene Knozelmann, President; Roxy Barnes, Past President; Greta Brown, Past President arid a former former member, and Jan Earle, who installed the executive. Not shown in the photo is Renée Bos, Second Vice President. The meeting took place at the Port Darlington Marina. Bowmanville W.l. Holds Meeting at Trinity . At 1:00 p.m. on Thursday, May 5, 1994 the ladies of the Bowmanville Women's Institute met at Trinity United Church for dessert luncheon. Mrs. J. Carrigan's .group were in charge: ' • : Our new President, Vera Downey, greeted the ladies present and opened the meeting with the Institute Ode Mid the. .Mary Stewart Collect. Our giiest speaker was Glenice Issenjiown- or of the "Cheese Place" on Highway 115. Glenice presented the complete story of making various cheeses from collecting milk from the farmer to the finished product we purchase in the stores. Among the many interesting "aspects" Glenice mentioned were that the milk must be pasteurized at 162°F for 16 seconds, that 10 lbs. milk makes 1 lb cheese, that curds are weighed down over night and then stored in cold storage to cure. She warned us that freezing makes the cheese crumble. She answered many questions from the group. Betty Betty Morrison added many other interesting interesting facts about cheese: U.S.A. leads the world in cheese-making, Ontario leads in Canada. In various countries cheese is made from the milk of animals such as zebras, camels, camels, horses, goats and donkeys etc. Vera Downey thanked Ruth and her group for this informative programme, programme, • 1 Roll Call was answered with many ideas for recipes using cheeses. Correspondence was read and dis cussed. Moved by Louise Bell, seconded seconded by Bernice Puk that we continue continue the $100 Bursary to the student, in Bowmanville High School, who excels in the "Family Studies" program. program. , Discussion was held regarding ■ new suggested changes discussed for Bowmanville. Louise Bell was asked to bring this matter to the attention of the ladies at the District Annual meeting. Further to the business, Irene England England volunteered to be on Shirley Brown's Work Shop Committee. Bylaws Bylaws were read. Happy Birthday was sung for Emily Slute and Helen Mill- son. The meeting closed with the singing singing of O Canada. Officers for 1994-95 are as follows: follows: Past President: Mrs. J. Carrigan, President: Mrs. C. Downey, 1st Vice President: Mrs. M. Puk, Secretary Treasurer: Mrs. H. Millson, Asst. Sec.: Mrs. M. Flintoff, District Director: Director: Mrs. J. Carrigan, Alt. District Director: Director: Mrs. I. England, Public Relations Relations Officer: Mrs. M. Puk, Program Co-Ordinator: Mrs. M. Puk, Committee: Committee: Mrs. E. Twist, Mrs. C. Bell, Mrs. J. Carrigan, Tweedsmuir History Curator: Curator: Mrs. R. Hctherington, Resolutions Resolutions Convenor: Mrs. M. McKnight, Branch Directors: Mrs. E. Twist, Mrs. M. Flintoff, Mrs. I. England, Pianist: Pianist: Mrs. G Bell, Auditors: Mrs. L. Bennett, Mrs. M. Flintoff, Pennies COMMUNITY SERVICES DEPARTMENT SUMMER PROGRAMS What are you doing this summer? Looking for something new and fun? Yes? Then you won't want to miss the following programsl Additional Information Is available by calling: Community Services Department 623-3379 ADVENTURE CAMP '94 This is a day camp program that will interest and activate children and youth 6 to 13 years of age. The camp is located at the Bowmanville Recreation Complex and extended hours are available to accommodate working parents. $95.00 $95.00 $85.50 ('No Camp Aug. 1) $95.00 CAMP #1 JULY 4 to JULY 15 CAMP #2 JULY 18 to JULY 29 CAMP#3 AUG.2 to' AUG. 12 CAMP #4 AUG. 15 to AUG. 26 ADULT FITNESS For those adults who want to get away from it all and reduce their stress, you can participate in the Fitness Classes being held at the Bowmanville Recreation Complex this summer. Classes start June 27 and end September 12,1994. Fee: $45.00 INTERMEDIATE/ADVANCED MONDAYS and WEDNESDAYS 7:00 - 8:00 p.m. BEGINNER TUESDAYS and THURSDAYS 7:00 - 8:00 p.m. RED CROSS/R.L.S.S.C. INSTRUCTORS COURSE Participants must be 16 years of age and must have successfully completed the Bronze Cross and Red Cross Leader programs. Please bring proof of age, Bronze Cross certificate, and Red Cross Leader program progress card to 1st class. Course Is 40 hours in duration. START: MON., JULY 18 END: FRI., JULY 22 FEE: $115.00 TIME: 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. (EACH DAY) SUMMER SWIM LESSONS - REGISTRATION NIGHTS NEWCASTLE POOL FITNESS CENTRE TUES., JUNE 14 MON., JUNE 20 NEWCASTLE SCHOOL BOWMANVILLE REG. COMPLEX ORONOTOWN HALL ORONO POOL TUES., JUNE 21 THIS SUMMER, ACTIVE LIVING BEGINS WITH USI CS-Ind. 4831 - MUNICIIVU.IT Y or f vlaringtori On Tuesday, May 24th, members of Durham Chapter, O.E.S. welcomed welcomed the 1st four officers of the district. district. It was a lovely evening, with many members and visitors filling the hall. Making their usual warm and heartfelt welcome from the East, were the Worthy Matron, Mrs. Kay Pring and Worthy Patron, Wilson Pring. First to be made welcome, was Mrs. Autrey Martin, P.G.M. who was . escorted to the East and given Grand Honours. Grand Chapter Committee members members and District Deputy Grand Matrons Matrons were then introduced from District District 11, Mrs. Ellen Mitchell D.D. G.M. and from #19, Mrs. Marion Ross D.D .G.M., and Ken Sumers- ford, Grand Trustee. Past District Deputys were Mrs. Flora Moorefield #11, Mrs. Dorothy -Taylor'#8, and Mrs. Eleanor Jones rio, and Mrs. Eleanor Walker, representing representing Utah in Ontario. There were 31 Past Matrons and Past Patrons, 35 members from Durham Durham Chapter plus visitors. Throughout the business end of the meeting the members well agreed to this year again give the Proficiency Proficiency award to the Bowmanville High School. It was also duly noted that Mrs. ! Elmira West, P.M. and husband Fred,, P.P. had celebrated their 67th wedding wedding anniversary, as well, Fred, at age 95, had taken and passed his drivers test and was still out driving and congratulations. At the conclusion of the meeting, all met in the banquet hall for a social time and refreshments. for Friendship: Mrs. A. Shirk, Nominating Nominating Committee: Mrs. A. Coverly, Mrs. C. Morrison, Finance Committee: Committee: President, Secretary Treasurer, Public Relations Officer. The June meeting of Bowmanville W.l. will be a "pot luck picnic" on Thursday, June 2/94 at the home of ,#1L. . Mrs. M. Puk (12 noon). ; , Worthy Matrons arid Worthy Pa- The September meeting will be ; .irons were, Mrs. Joan Smith, Sçarbo- hcld at Trinity " United Church err' rough," Mrs. Boririie Windstir," Port ' " September 8/94, at 1:30 p.m. Motto . Perry, Mrs. Marilyn Mauch, Whitby, "Without Music Life Would be a , Mrs. Laura MacLean, West Hill, and Mistake". Richard Windsor, Port Perry. PJÏ.O. Grand Representatives were Brian Bernice Puk Lynn representing Wyoming in Onta- • Greenware • Bisque 697-3073 • Paint • Brushes • Decals • Music Boxes • Lamp Parts • Finishing Supplies Your source for Quality^Ur^products 164 Base Line Rd. E. Bowmanville c Mon, Wad, Fri, Sat : 10 - 5:30 Tue, Thur : 10 - 9 ^ Durham Region Acute Care Study Public Meetings Public meetings to discuss Hospital Services in the Durham Region will be held from 1 p.m. to 9 p.m. on the following dates and locations: Thurs., June 9: Bowmanville Town Hall Council Chambers, Temperance Street, Bowmanville Hon., June 13: St. Matthew the Evangelist Catholic School 60 Willowbrook Drive, Whitby Tues., June 14: Pickering Recreation Complex 1867 Valleyfarm Road, Pickering Mon., June 20: Uxbridge Public Library Tokai Room, 9 Toronto Street South, Uxbridge Wed., June 22: Arts Resource Centre 45 Queen Street, Oshawa Thurs., June 23: Latcham Centre 121 Queen Street, Port Perry Mon., June 27: Beaver River Museum The Meeting Place 284 Simcoe Street, Beaverton Copies of the Discussion Paper describing the proposed model for hospital services in Durham are available at your local public library branch or at the District Health Council offices, located at 1614 Dundas Street East, Suite 214, in Whitby. For more information, or if you require special assistance, please call the District Health Council at (905) 453-4262,