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1 Service Pins Awarded to Nurses at Annual Dance The annual nurses' dance, held at the Newcastle the recipients of the pins (from left) Dorothy Community Hall Friday, May 18, was filled to Richards, Helen Little, Lilian Mitchell, Audrey capacity. Over 250 people attended the dance which Stephen, Audrey Rogers, Claire Mason, Fred raised a considerable amount of money for the Tippins ; (back left) Joe Piorier, Jack Wilsonk, Memorial Hospital Fund. One of the special events Myrtle Maidsen and Executive Director Richard that took place that night was the awarding of Elston and Chairman of the Hospital Board Harry Memorial Hospital Service Pins. Pictured here are Locke. Knox Teachers Defeat Students For the first time in several years, it was the victory over the boys' team. The team of teachers teachers who defeated the students during the (with help from some parents) also defeated the annual student-teacher baseball game held at girls in a 12-4 decision. The winning team is shown Knojc Ghristian School. The event was played last, above, v 3 •>« : Friday, May 17, at Knox and it resulted in a 16-4 Jaycette Louise Aasen Elected National Jaycette Vice President The Jaycette/Jaycee Regional Convention, "Goldrush '84" was held May 11, 12, 13 in Barrie with approximately 200 Central Region Jaycette and Jaycees in attendance. Central Region consists of 12 Jaycette and 28 Jaycee Unit within the boundaries of Timmins, Montreal, Georgetown and Mississauga. The Bowmanville Jaycettes were the recipients of several Regional Awards. Darla Allen received the Outstanding Unit President Award, with Anna Blake placing second in Effective Speaking competition, on the topic "The weaker sex". First place was achieved in Outstanding Unit in the 1-8 membership category and a second in Publications. The Bowmanville Jaycees received a first place for Outstanding New Individual Development Course. As part of their fund-raising campaign for the Multiple Sclerosis Society, the Bowmanville Jaycees sold carnations at convention raising an additional $300.00 towards their $5000 goal. Multiple Sclerosis is a National Jaycette/Jaycee program. The Bowmanville Units will now submit their entries for HAMILTONS INSURANCE SERVICE BFSÊSË Main St., Orono ÊÈÊÊB. 983-5115 SERVING YOUR INSURANCE NEEDS FOR 35 YEARS Susan Sawyer JudyWoodbeck Nelda Dawson 983-5270 983-5519 983-9657 TELEPHONE 623-6555 JOHN MANUEL, C.G.A. Income Tax and Related Accounting Services 118 King St. E., Suite 2 Bowmanville, Ontario L1C1N4 ATTENTION LEATHERCRAFTERS Leathercraft Authorized Sales Centre Full Line of Kits and Supplies. Sale Items Available until June 30. Custom Framing -- Professional Instruction Needle Art, Bunka Ty*ï> Crafts 74 King St. W. Phone 571-2206 Oshawa judging at National convention June 30 - July 8, in Winnipeg. On completion of a most enjoyable campaign following the theme of ACE - Action, Clarity and Effectiveness, the Bowmanville Jaycettes are pleased to announce the election of Louise Aasen as our National Jaycette Vice President. Louise has been an active and enthusiastic member of the Bowmanville Jaycettes for the past five years and is directly responsible for the initiation of our Buckle-Up- Baby program. Louise has served as Vice President, President, Past President and Secretary in the Bowmanville Unit, Regional Effective Speaking Chairman and National Project Concern Chairman for two years. Along with her various unit awards, Louise has been the recipient of several Regional Awards ; Runner-up Spokette Award 1979-80, Outstanding President 1980-81, Outstanding Sparkette 1982-83 and in 1982 she was the Effective Speaking winner. Louise has just completed her year as a Jaycette Area Representative for Area Three, which includes Kingston, Bowmanville, Oshawa and Whitby Jaycette Units. Louise is the wife of Wayne and the mother of Melanie, Amanda and Richard. Her community involvement includes Block Parents, Parish Council Formation Committee, School's C.P.T.A. Louise is currently a Trustee for the local library board - Vice Chairman/Finances. Patrick G. Deegan DENTURE THERAPY CLINIC 5 GEORGE STREET BOWMANVILLE 623-4473 or 263-2026 Why fèuq, Retail? BUY DIRECT AND SAVE uXxvxxVv^ NGROUND POOL SQ/IQQ 00 NSsTALLED FROM UH%7<7. ABOVE GROUND CA «A nn POOLS FROM 0*1*1. m O/ INGROUND AND /O OFF ABOVEGROUND KITS OLAR UNITS REG. $499 SPECIAL $399. magara manufacturing 306 Kitchener Ave., Oshawa 723-0345 Section Three The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, May 30,1984 5 Obituaries Area Musicians Entertain at Benefit Concert Birds of a feather? The unlikely team of, left to right, Darryl Vaneyk, Donna Creighton and Kathleen Eyman sang a rousing rendition of "Together" "Together" at a benefit concert held on Darryl's behalf at Bowmanville High School on May 22. VIOLET MOFFAT The death of Violet Moffat, aged 82, occurred on Sunday, May 13th, 1984, at St. Lawrence Lodge, Brockville. Daughter of Robert and Rebekah Kerslick, she was born at Exeter. Wife of the late Sheldon Moffat who passed away in 1961, she leaves to mourn her passing a son William Moffat of Iroquois, Iroquois, two daughters Dawn (Mrs. K. Finnie) South Monaghan, Jean (Mrs. R. Peitzer) Alberta, two sisters Mrs. Ethel Alexander and Mrs. Lida Merner of Exeter. A member of the United Church, she was a devoted homemaker. Funeral services were held at the Orono United Church on Thursday, with the Reverend Wayne Wright officiating. Interment Orono Cemetery. MRS. MARGARET ORETH1A BULL An honorary member of the Business and Professional Women's Association of Canada, Mrs. Margaret Orethia Bull passed away at Hillsdale Manor, Oshawa, on Monday, May 21st, 1984. She was a life member of the Life Underwriters Association of Canada and had been special representative for Excelsior Life from 1933 to 1960. Born May 11th, 1890 in Cobourg, Mrs. Bull taught school in Whitby and Oshawa Collegiales and was a member of Christ Memorial Church. Mrs. Bull is survived by a son, John S. Bùll of North York; daughter-in-law, Doreen; and two grandsons, David and Eric. She was predeceased predeceased by her husband Percival Bull. Funeral services were held at the Armstrong Funeral Home, Oshawa, on Thursday. Interment St. Peter's Anglican Anglican Cemetery, Cobourg. Memorial donations to Christ Memorial Church would be appreciated. By Michele DeLorenzo Darryl .Vaneyk will be packing up his old kit bag and hitting the road for a year as a performer with the international cast of Up With People. Darryl, 20, a Tyrone native native and graduate of Cour- tice Secondary School, participated participated in the performing arts all through school. "I don't know if I want to make the entertainment business my career. There's a lot of competition. I was raised on a farm and it's a very different lifestyle," Darryl said. The Up With People organization, organization, based in Tucson, Tucson, Arizona, consists of five travelling performing casts of 100 young people each, from countries all over the world. Ten thousand people, between between the ages of 17 to 25, apply each year and only 500 are accepted . "It's not talent but'personality that counts. You don't have to be exceptionally musically inclined inclined to be chosen," Darryl explained. July 5 is D Day for Darryl. He will be flying to Tucson to partake in a rigorous six week orientation and training training course. "We'll be working working 12 hours a day learning technical aspects, such as lighting, plus the performing performing duties." The cost of the venture is $9,000 which covers travel, food and expenses when not billeted with a host family. Darryl raised most of it by fundraising. "We held two dances, a travel log and a musical concert. These efforts efforts raised about $3,000 and I would like to thank the people in the community community for their help. I also had to take out a bank loan." The annual budget of Up With People is $10 million. Student fees make up 33 per cent, performances and related related sales 53 per cent and gifts and grants the remaining remaining 14 per cent of the total. Darryl stressed the fact that the trip will not be all performing. "This is a chance for an individual to travel and meet people; to learn about different languages languages and cultures." Up With People began in 1968 and is a non-political, non-religious group that promotes communication and fellowship, Darryl said. This travelling muscial troupe will perform in prisons, prisons, old age homes, schools, famous concert halls and at the Olympic games in Los Angeles. "We have to be able to perform under a lot of different conditions," he said. To be accepted Darryl had to pass a physical and dental examination. As a result he was required to lose 30 pounds and due to daily swim sessions, has almost almost reached that goal. "One of the most important important things is the support of my family and the community community in this venture," he said. According to Darryl, the year will be well worth the effort. "The people I will meet and the doors that will be opened would be otherwise otherwise . unattainable. It's a good opportunity because I don't know yet what I really want to do." As a novice traveller Darryl Darryl is greatly anticipating the trip. "I think it will be great and I'm looking forward forward to the fun. All the effort effort has been worth it." The fact that Darryl is a people fan will be his greatest greatest asset. "There's too much materialism in the world. 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