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Lucky draws at Bazaar Orono Weekîy Times, Wednesday, March 10, 1982, 3 Hleather Rebekah Lodge WAKE FIELD confirms degree on four INSURANCE The Annual Figure Skating and Hockey Mothers' Bazaar last week had a number of draws with afeture being the above hand-made afghan which was won by Wanda McNeil. Peggy Blaschke was the winner of the dried flower arrangement. High ligh ts Clarke High Sehool by Jim Deins17 If there was a group award- ed for showing outstanding ability iît would be the Big Brother s Association. 1 am sure everyone knows ail about thie association and the services they provide. 1 was a little brotlher once and would like to share with you my opinion on what Big Brothers is all about. It is a group'of volunteers matchîng up a man and a boy on a one to one basis. They are a group of people who care and do get results fromr what they do. Once the boy is matched up wth a Big Brother the association does not step out. They che-ck up on the relationiship to make sure both parties are benefliting. The child is not the only person whio benefits fromn this match. The Big Brothier also learns things and gets the warmn feeling inside that one gets w ýhen they help someone. On the miost part the boys, gets *he Most-out of it. He is taken away from being loved only by a mother. The boy does not reflect on his Big Brother as a father, but as a good friend. A friend that is easy to talk to; a friend that wîll neyer turn against you; a friend who really cares and a friend that will do his best to see that bis little brother is happy and just. My Big Brother taught me many things. At the time, I did not- understand everything he said and did, but as 1 grew older everything felI into place. The days my Big Brother and 1 spent together will neyer be forgotten. He made mne feel impdrtant and like a real person not just a kid. My Big Brother and 1 are no longer together. We have not lost our friendship. He is always there when 1 need so-. meone. AIl in ail, the Big Brothers Association is, a fantastic group and worthy of more public support. Playgro un d' Leaders Training Course The Department of Com- muitly Services wiIl be con- ducting their Annual Playground Leaders Training Course on the following dates: April 5, 7, 14, 19, 21, 26, 28, May 3, and 5. The location of the course is the Bowmanville High School, 49 Liberty Street, North, Bowmanville, Ontario. Studcnts interested in tak- vat lrwn also was the xwin- ner of a plant donated to the bazaar by Hamiltons In- surance. ing this course may.register at the Department 'of Com- munity Services office in the, Bell Building, 152 Church Street, Bowmanville, or pick up an application form at the following schools: Courtice Secondary School, Bowman- ville Hîgh School and Clarke High School. Applicants must be 15 years of age as of June lst. 1982. Course content will consist of Playground Theory, Prac- tice Teaching, B3ehaviour on Playgrounds, Sports Ac- tivities, Program Planning, Special Events, Publicity and Public Relations, First Aid, Arts and Crafts, Leadership, Inîtegration of the Mentally Hand'icapped, Story Telling, Music and Drama. The Playground Course is under the direction of Mr. Joseph Caruana, Deputy Director and he will be assisted by Thomas Fanning, Director of Community Ser- vices, AUf Brown of St. Johns Ambulance, Mary Bowes of North Courtice School, Janice Leak of the Bowman- ville Library, Jane Woodley of the Tyrone Hall Board and Bill Brunt in Charge of the Physical Education Depart- ment at Bowmanville High School On Wednesday, May 5th, the course winds up with an examination on the contents of the course. Our Playgrounds wil operate five (5) days a week,' Monday through Friday for seven (7) weeks, starting July th. and concluding on Fri- day, August 2th. 1982. P.ayground hours are 1:30 p.m. to 4:30 pa. Playgrounds are conducted in Wards 1, 2 and 3. On Tuesday evening sister Violet Dunlop Noble Grand opened Lodge assisted by Sister Laverine Barrabal Vice Grand. Brother Harry Wade, Past Grand Master of the Grand Lodge of Ontario, Sister Julie Jackson District Deputy President of District -No. 8 Oshawa. East. Brother Art Youngman and Sister Jean Youngman of the L.A.P.M. and a car load of members from Bowmanville Rebekah Lodge were welcomed by the Noble Grand. The minutes of the last meeting were read by Sister Mae Allen secretary. Sister Laverine Barrabal reported on cards and flowers Sent to the sick and shut mns. The degree teamn then retired with Sister Maude Cooper acting as Noble Grand. Sister Hattie Wilson as Vice Grand and Sister Irene Murray as Inside Guar- dian. Under the supervision of our Degree Captain sister Mae Allen the charges wvere well donc by the girls and the floor work very beautiful. The candidates Mrs. Norma Moffat. Mrs. Rowena Liz- zard, Mrs. Bertha White and Mrs. Ruth Andrews- were very impressed with our beautiful teachings. Birthday Wishes were ex- tended to Sisters Joan Butler and Willie Miller and to Brother Len Pears. Sister Glad Gamsby was asked to conviene the 6Oth. Wedding Anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mercer, and with ber committee will see a good job done. Arrangements are being made to celebrate our 35th. Birthday on Tuesday, even- ing April, l3th., due to the school break the birthday was extended- from March 23rd. to April 13th. Birother Harry Wade was asked to say a few words and he congratulatedth sisters on the good work done and also welcomed the New members Sister Julie Jackson and Brother Art Youngman also spoke a few words. After closing Lodge a 983-9438' beautiful lunch was enjoyed by ail and a special thanks to the Lunch committee of Joyce Mayor, Isabelle Trim, Dorothy Trim, Willie Miller, Ruth Robinson and Bernice Stark. 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