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8 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, Wednesday, July 20,1994 Section Two Clubs and Organizations Golf Card Benefits United Way Antique and Collectible Banks on Display at Bowmanville Museum Bowmanville Museum Curator Charles Taws and Bank of Montreal Manager John Jones admire a cast iron "Punch and Judy" bank. The Bank of Montreal Museum in Montreal is lending some of its banks to the museum this month for an exhibit of antique and collectable banks. Other banks are from Taws' own collection and that of Mark Jackman, the curator of the Clarke Museum and Archives. Sr. Dairy Club Judges Cattle at Barkey Farm The fourth meeting of the Senior Dairy Club was held on July 12, 1994 at Frank Barkey's Farm near Enfield. Carolyn Barkey opened the meeting meeting with the 4-H Pledge. We started off in the bam judging a class of cattle cattle that had been prepared by the Bar- key's. After the challenging class a few of the senior members gave reasons. To show the member that had never never shown a calf we went to watch the Junior Members as they were learn ing how to show a calf, we then had a discussion about our new banner. After Glenn Barkey was finished with the Juniors he came and gave us a talk on the breeding system in Canada Canada and the U.S. He showed us differences differences and similarities in the systems. systems. After we were finished we went and enjoyed juice and delicious cookies cookies that were prepared by Mrs. Bar- key. The meeting adjourned at 9:30 p.m. The next meeting is on July 20, 1994 at 6:00 at Blackstock Fairgrounds. Fairgrounds. Get into the swing - play Golf for a great price using The Great 2 For 1 Golf Card and benefit the United Way of Oshawa-Whitby-Clarington. Purchasing The Great Canadian 2 For 1 Golf Card for the low price of $23 (including tax), entitles the bearer bearer to two great opportunities to "Buy One Get One Free" and "Buy Two Rounds Get Two Free". By taking advantage of this promotion, partici-» pants will receive 36 free rounds of golf, representing an approximate saving of over eight hundred dollars at the following local clubs: Fox- bridge Golf and Country Club, Four Seasons Country Club, Oshawa Airport Airport Golf Course, Country Lane Golf Course, Annandale Country Club, and Wolf Run Golf Club. Proceeds benefit the United Way of Oshawa-Whitby-Clarington, which helps fund more than 200 programs programs from 43 agencies in our community, community, from which over 800,000 4-H Sheep Club Meets in Cavan On June 21 the Durham East Sheep Club held their third meeting at Master Feeds, Cavan. Two staff members gave us a tour of the facility. facility. Master Feeds manufactures many different kinds of feed. They have 35 companies in North America. There main feeds include pet foods, dairy, pig, chicken, sheep and horse feeds. It was interesting to see how feed is weighed, bagged and sampled. We held a brief business meeting outside the plant. The minutes of the last meeting were read and approved. Our roll call "explain a feeding plan for a lamb" was answered by all. Jim then treated the club to drumsticks and cake. We thank Jim and Master Feeds for a super evening! Katharine Found. Durham East Sheep Club residents receive direct benefits. Some of these local charitable organizations organizations include the Association for Community Living, the Red Cross and Eastview Boys' and Girls' Club. Sign up for the fun and savings at the United Way of Oshawa-Whitby- Clarington (436-7377), located at 52 Simcoe Street South in Oshawa or at the Canadian Tire Customer Service Desk (983-6290), located on Highway Highway 2 at Waverley Road in Bowmanville. Bowmanville. Contact Person: Cay Nation 436- 7377. If you are new to Bowmanville... lUls inn« would like to call on you with Housewarming Gifts and information about your new location. Call Your Hi Neighbour Hostess Marie Hodge at 623-7452 © Yard and Bake Sale at Canadian Tire Discover new treasurers or look for some sweets at the Canadian Tire Yard Sale/Bake Sale for the United Way of Oshawa-Whitby-Clarington to be held at the top of the Canadian Tire parking lot in Bowmanville Field Crops Club The Durham East 4-H Field Crops club held their fourth meeting at Ce- resmore Farms on July 11. Our leader Dave Tamblyn opened the meeting with the 4-H pledge. Roll call was taken. Our other leader Eric Bowman introduced us to Don Rickard. Don grows pedigreed seed. The farm is named Ceresmore, an Italian word which means "Goddess of Agriculture." Agriculture." We toured the barley, oat and bean fields. He explained to us the hard work involved in producing pedigreed pedigreed seed. We saw his seed cleaning cleaning plant. He told us his success has not come without mistakes. Don invited invited us to have pop and doughnuts. Our next meeting will be August 8 at Frews. Trent University at Durham College Fall 1994 Complete a degree, part-time or full-time, in any of the following subjects: Anthropology, Cultural Studies, Economics, English, History, Political Studies, Psychology, Sociology For information or a brochure call: (905) 723-9747 or (705) 740-1229 (Highway 2) from 8:00 a.m. until 4:00 p.m. on Saturday, July 30,1994. (Raindate: 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., Sunday July 31,1994). All proceeds from this sale benefit the United Way of Oshawa-Whitby- Clarington which helps fund more than 200 programs from 43 local agencies, from which over 80,000 residents receive direct benefits. Some of these local charitable organizations organizations include the Distress Centre of Durham Region, Durham Region Community Care Association, the Eastview Boys' and Girls' Club and the Oshawa and District Unemployment Unemployment Help Centre. Contact Person: Vicki Heard (905) 983-6290. Jr. Dairy Club Learns About Leading Cattle The fourth meeting of the Junior Dairy Club was held at Frank Bar- key's dairy farm on July 12,1994. We opened the meeting with the 4-H Pledge. The minutes of the last meeting were read by Dave Luck- hardt and the Roll Call was answered well by all the members. The remainder of the meeting was spent with an excellent demonstration demonstration of how to lead cattle by Glenn Barkey. We were fortunate to have such an experienced showman give us some tips. We all enjoyed fruit juice and homemade cookies served by Mrs. Barkey. Thank-you to the Barkey family for an excellent learning experience. I will sec you on July 20, 1994 at 6:00 p.m. at Blackstock for the judging judging Competition. Good luck to all those who plan to judge. Press Reporter Aaron Bowman Bowmanville Rotary Club 1924 -1994 The Bowmanville Rotary Club was chartered on January 11,1924, with 12 members of the local community: Mr. Tom Holgate was the club's first president. Nowadays, more than 1,176,083 service-minded men and women belong to 26,484 Rotary Clubs in 149 countries. There is a common thread that runs through the Rotary world and it is exemplified in the motto "Service Above Self". Through the dedicated efforts of our members and the generous support of people of this community, the Club has successfully completed and participated in many local projects in its 70 years of service. Some of these projects and the money spent include: 1924 - the first project was a bath house at the lake 1924 -1974 - a variety of community projects in excess of $85,000. 1974 -1984 - crippled children, splash pool, arena, handi-transit, Participation House, International Service $180,623. 1984 - 1993 - Memorial Hospital, Library, Museum, India Water Project, Camp for Disabled, Polio Plus, Senior Citizens, Youth Services $151,000. In addition, the Rotary Club is the local agent for Easter Seals in the Municipality of Clarington. The most recent project, our annual auction, netted $16,500. To the following we say THANKS for their support. J.R. Freethy, Architect Bank of Montreal Wallace Auto Supply Pineridge Automotive Speed Fastening Systems Roy Nichols Ltd. Kawartha Downs Canadian Tire M & M Meats Bowmanville Clinic Pharmacy H. Rundle Frank Stapleton Joe & Linda Sweet Kedron Dells Golf Club Royal Bank of Canada Newcastle Golf Club Karen Sills Armstrong IGA Bramble Bush Jane Passant Bobette Unisex Carnation Flower Shop Cigas Propane James Insurance Bowmanville Family Chiropractic Dr. C. C altran John Morris AGS Hare-Petley Insurance Shorney's Beaver Lumber Rekker's Garden Gallery Goliger's Travel James Publishing Gould Card & Gifts Graham's IGA Eric Bowman Ken Hockin Real Estate Cathy's Gold Bob Anderson Matthews & Associates Insurance John Boots Gallery Dorothy Morris T-Mac Insulation Alf Allin Marshall Gallery Ted Watson Farms Morris Funeral Chapel Garnet Rickard* Blylcvcn-Stotcr Insurance Hoselton Studios Les Jones Durham Farmers County Co-op Ruthie's Nail Care Morris Auto Glass Rolph (Novico) Hardware J. Gerrits M. Kennedy Bayvicw Wildwood Resort Kim James Chris Mondes Flying Dutchman Hotel Chris Mann Don Staple Hannu Halmincn Valeric Vadja G.E. Mann Bud Todish John Halmincn Hobb Bakkcr Bcrgin V;m Belle Floral & Plant Shoppe Jeanne S lemon National Trust Wiggans Landscaping Hooper's Jewellers Guppy 11 Charters Evergreen Farm & Garden Equipment Ullrich Meats Norm's Delicatessen Bowmanville Golf & Country Club Bob Stevens Welcome Feeds Kamstra Flower & Garden Centre Oshawa Golf Club Intownc Gallery Tracy & Harvey Insurance Cleopatra's Beauty Spa DcPalm's Styling Hour Glass Distributors * deceased ©