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10 - Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday, April 27, 1994 Hospice Durham trains 24,volunteers The executive for the Durham East Progressive Conservative Association was chosen at the Annual Meeting held April 14. The following is the list of executives for the 1994 1995 terni. Officers: 1Past President - June Smith; Thirty-one directors and committee persons met at the Orono Arena on April 18 for the monthly Fair Board Meeting. President Tom Moffat chaired the meeting, welcomed everyone and after the reading of the minutes asked the Secretary, Joyce Boudreau to read the correspondence. 1A letter from the Clarington East Ministerial Association regretting that due to other commitments they would flot be able,to sponsor the Sunday Worshîp Service at the fair this year. They suggested that the Bowmanville Ministerial Association may wish to take on this sponsorship for this year. This possibility to -bc perused by the secretary. -Kathleen Dewell reported that ahi the sponsors, medals and ribbons areci place for the Saddle Horse Show. Susan Dow, committee chairperson reported for the Jumper and Hunter Show. Although she had comne into this position late, she had ail the classes ready for the secretary te enter them in the prize-list. Christie Lomax reported for the fundraising dance to bc held at the OronoArena on May 27, the very popular band, Ambush from the Ottawa area has been hired. The Orono Arena ice surface has been rented to accommodate the large crowd that is expected. Anyone wishing more information may' cal Christie at 983-5554. Gord Robinson is the new chairperson for the Light Horse Show. Gord is adding new classes for American Saddlebred fanciers this year and dropping some of the other classes that have been Iess popular in the ast few years. A workshop for Directors and Coitteiý,e is being set up for Mvay 10 ini dhe Orono Community Centre at the Orono Mrena. Port Hiope Fair Board have shown interest in this workshop as welh. Any other interested parties may attend, please cail Bll Tomlinson to reserve, 983-5803/9642. 1Concession rates were discussed for the 1994 fair and it was decided to keep them at last year's level with a charge for The!1994.edition of the Durham Central Fair will be, held again at the Orono Fairgrounds on September 8-11. President - Arnot Wotten; lst Vice President - Bette Morrison; Recording Secretary - Barbara Kapteyn; Membership Secretary - David Noble. Regional Vice-Presidents: Bowmanville -Matt Penney; Brooklin -. Walter Beath; Giant Book and Yard sale at Clarke Museum Bett Sawyer and Helen Martin of Orono are two of the recent graduates from the Hospice Durham training program. They graduated Tuesday, April 12, after successfuliy cornpleting the eight week long progran.' Hospice Durham has added another 24 trained volunteers to our skilled team of volunteers. The eight1 week training programn was conducted at Bowmanvile Memorial Hospital. The-sessions included Emotional and Community Support, Communication, Transfer Techniques,, and Bereavement. The volunteers from Bowmanville, Courtice, Orono, and Oshawa are now prepared and eager to provide in home support to individuals and their families facing a life threatening illness. Hospice Durham volunteers help families by providing companionship, and may assist with errands, recreation, child care, light meal preparat.ion and, transportation. The presence of a trained volunteer enables the family and caregiver to feel comfortable in taking urne away fromn home. 1Hospice Durham services are available free of charge, and* anyone may make a referral. For more information, pleae cail 623-3691 or 435-5242. It's almost bere . . . the great Clarke Museum Giant Yard and Book Sale. Ile responsc has been terrific so far but, we're stili looking for donations of items and books. If you've been doing a littie spring cleaning and don't know what to do with some of that old stuf thatÊs piling up ... bring it to the museum. Ail donations are greatly appreciated! The great Clarke Museum Giant Yard and Book Sale is on Saturday, May 7 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Rain date is Sunday, May 8, same hours. Caîl the museum for more details, weather updates. Donations for the sale can be dropped off at the museum Tuesday through Sunday from Il a.m. to 4 p.m. Clarke Museum & Archives is located at 7086 Old Kirby School Road, Hwy. 36/115 at Regional Road 9, 983-9243. Càrtwrigzht - Merrfili Van Camp; Clarke/Newcastle -Brian Caswell; Courtice- Greg McHale; Darlington- Ralph Werry; Scugog - Don Crosier; Manvers - N/A; Wilmot Cree - N/A. Area Vice-Presidents Bowmanville - Eric Gareau, Keith Cave, Marie Hubbard; Brooklin - Jack Nesbitt, Jim Souch, Ryan Wiley;, Cartwrigh - Jim Marlow, Dorothy Marlow, Don Swain, Jean Van Camp, Brian Morton; Clarke/N4ewcastle - Sam'Cureatz, Bill Lover, Hugh Allin, Kay Lycett, Bill Tomlinson; Courtice - Adrian Foster, Joe Christie;, Darli non - Jim Kapteyn, Garnet Riekard, Kirk K emp; Manvers - N/A sgiz- Harold Westerrnan, Otto Westerman, Jim Fitzpatrick, Karen Puckrin, Peter Rombough. If you're looking for a low-priced lawn tractor, look no further.-, TMe new John Deere STX38 Hydro lawn tractor is very user friendly. With conveniently located, easy-to-use controls. Hydrostatic drive lets you control speed and direction with just the touch of the 10e. But the best part is the price. On [y $2400 John Deere STX38 Gear-Drive NOTHING RUNS LIKE A DEERE0 un wuth ut Taunton Road, West of Orono 983-9119 bQ.urs: Mon. -Thurs 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Fn .8 am. -6 pm. Sat. 8a.m. - 3p.m. ) Durham East Conservatives announce new executive for 1994- 95 Orono Fair beginning to take shape for September $28719 DOWN AMN wÎth the balance INTEREST FREE* until Sept. 1/94 OAC -J