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Bbt (Canadian Statesman Minor Hockey Assn. Holds Banquet Section Two Wednesday, May 2,1984 k\*n nr r .*» - i, 1 /, t va î.' i MfcVjr fe!!:;;Avr\;i:; îlsiÉi:: L . hi This was the head table at the Bowmanville Brenda Shackelton, Ron Shackelton, Fran Jeffers, Minor Hockey Association banquet Wednesday, President Bruce. Lush, Councillor Bruce Taylor, April 25th at the Lions Centre: 1-r, Frank Leach, Audrey Martin, Jim Martin and Roy Jeffers. Roy and Fran Jeffers were awarded the Ruby Downing Memorial trophy for their many years of service, by Henry Downing. A A" rjw : j V >< | Ü' Ji if l|IS Mark Tripp and Britt Cole presented plaques to Coaches Ron Strike and Stew Tripp. AWiAZ-x ' j 4 |ik Coach Brian Taylor of the Major Bantams was Henry Downing and Lorraine Lever, reporter and presented with a plaque by Capt. Brian Noble and Eleanor Colwell, statistician were praised for their Asst. Capt. Jamie Lever. Harvey Webster the assistance, trainer also received a plaque for his efforts from ■m*" > Burke Lush and Darren Bunker of the McGregor lar.dwa Players A/m,, Deryk Clark of the Juveniles won the high scoring trophy and Glen German the MVP Septo Clean trophy, presented by Dave Wright and Roy Jeffers also was awarded a plaque for his efforts over many years. Councillor Bruce Taylor brought greetings from the town. The delicious turkey dinner was served by the Hockey Mothers. Trevor Martin who won the MVP Coaches trophy for the Juveniles was absent. Jaycees Launch MS Fund-Raising Campaign d Paul Stainton of the Bantam 2s received the MVP Hooper Trophy Centre trophy, presented by Fred Braybrook. Bowmanvillc's Jaycees officially launched heir fund-raising campaign for the Multiple clerosis Society of Canada last Thursday even- ng, April 26, at a dinner held at the Bowmanville Jons Centre. The Jaycees hope to raise $5,000 hrough fund-raising efforts such as MS collection mxes and the sale of carnations on May 12. Some f the organizers and guests at last week's dinner Delude (from left): Harvey Chapped, chairman of Brcault, vice-chairman ofthc Durham MS Society; Mary Lynch, representing Patient Services for the Durham MS Society; and Rick Allen, president of the Bowmanville Jaycees, Mary Lynch, who is an Oshawa Jay ce tic as well as a member of the MS Society, was the guest speaker. The banquet also included a number of local Multiple Sclerosis Society Society volunteers. Scott McLeod was the high scorer for the Major Midgets and received the McGregor Drug trophy from Dave Gilchrist. Dennison Introduces Imprinters Bruce Smith, National Sales Manager of the Industrial Systems Division of Dennison Manufacturing Canada Inc. announced recently that the company has introduced two additional models to its new INTACSz 4200 series of low- cost, easy to operate tag and label imprinters. Model 4202 can imprint up to 120 characters per second, on forms up to eight inches wide. Model 4205 is capable of imprinting as many as 350 characters per second, on forms up to 131j inches wide. Mr. Smith also emphasized that like all 1NTACS 4200 machines, both of the new models can print multiple lines of both human and machine-readable data in a broad range of sizes and formats, including OCR, Code 39, two of five Interleaved, UPC, MAN, Codabar . and I'lcssey bar codes. These stand-alone imprinters are designed for on-site industrial environments. Dennison Manufacturing Canada Inc. is a major supplier of a diversity of products products for business, industry, school and home. Dennison products range all the way from labels, notebooks and felt-lip markers to highly sophisticated computerized Identification and control systems, Coach Brian Taylor of the Major Bantams Frank Leach, now of Kingston, presented the presented the Specialty Paper Products trophy to Marie Leach Memorial trophy to the Midget 2s MVP Brian Noble. MVP Kelly Balson. Schools Provide Sr. Citizens Program The Senior Citizens Meeting on April loth was opeiukl with the program provided by surrounding area school pupils with the following program program thoroughly enjoyed by a large turnout: Orono Public School Choir under the direction of Mrs. Fran Bunny. Selections Kverybody Ought to Smile, Tony the Turtle, Dream a Dream, Piano Solo by Kathleen Dewell, first prize winner In the Oshawa Kiwanis Music Festival in the six year old class, Selection - Funny Bunny. Newcastle Public School Boys Choir under the direction of Mrs. Diane Vondracck. Selections - Sea Shanty, Tie Me Kangaroo Down, Grab Your Bicycle Buddy. Piano Duet by Ian Dewell, second prize winner In the Oshawa Kiwanis Music Festival, and his dad, Doug Dewell. Selection - In Sunny Fields, Orono Public School Choir - selections -1 Am But a Small Voice, All the Pretty Little Horses, My Music. Master of Ceremonies and Accompanist for all numbers - Doug Dewell. Following the program, the pupils were treated to cookies and pop which they thoroughly enjoyed, We are thankful to the director director Mr, Doug Dewell, teachers and pupils, for an evening that will be remembered, A short business meeting followed, and as there were not enough wishing to go to the Briers the trip was cancelled. The executive committee held a meeting to plan for the coming meetings. We would like to see more of our Seniors out to the meetings, meetings, All it takes is a phone call to (123-5110(1 and the bus will pick you up. Next meeting Lions Centre 7:31) p.ni, and it is games night, cards etc. See you there,