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The Canadian Statesman. Bowmanville, March 9, 1988 13 Centre Provides Individual Diets for Clients Brigade Returns from Olympic Adventure Bowmanville's Active Bodies Aerobics Studio launched a new service last year for clients who want to gain better control of their weight. Active Bodies Diet Centre offers a weight loss program tailored to the individual client, with regular weekly counselling sessions that ensure ensure the dieter is on target. "I've never had so many people notice that I've been on this program," said Terri McCarthy, one of the successful successful participants in this., program. Tèrri explains that she has lost 36 pounds over 14 weeks and attributes her success, success, in part, to the one-on- one',counselling provided by Carol Selby, the owner of Active Active Bodies. "Just having the meeting < and talking to her makes you feel confident that you can succeed," she explains. And she adds that although she has tried many other diet programs, this one has been most effective. x Sandy Luke, who has lost 20 pounds over her 14 weeks in the program, also noted some of the highlights of the Active Bodies Diet Centre in a recent interview. Because of the individual ized program set up by Carol Selby, clients can maintain a balanced and nutritional food intake while losing weight. "You don't have to eat the same thing every day," Sandy adds. And although those who join the weight reduction program don't have to participate participate in the exercise programs, programs, many find that the two work well together. "I think the exercise and the diet is a good combination," combination," Sandy, .explains.. The exercise may" increase the rate at which weight is lost and many report an increased increased energy level when they combine exercise with a nutrition program. Carol Selby explains that the program she offers is designed designed to keep people from re-gaining weight once their diet has ended. Participants keep a weekly weekly journal of their meal intake intake which is reviewed every every week in a 15-minute' consultation and weigh-in. The diet program began in,. November and now includes includes over 40 participants. . Carol Selby notes that cli-, ents will not only be able to' lose weight through .this program program but also feel better while they're doing so because because they're eating meals which are nutritionally sound. What more could a dieter ask? Further details are available available from Carol Selby at the Active Bodies Aerobics Studio Studio in Bowmanville. 21 Inch W*-Beh!nd Mower Big 3 Bushel Bag Cast Aluminum De* Lightest weight In Its Class. Unit A Engine MadehU.SA. 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In addition to its long-established exercise exercise programs, Active Bodies Aerobic Studio has been providing diet programs tailored to the needs of individual clients since last November. Both Terri and Sandy are pleased with the results of their diets and note that the program provides provides a balanced intake of food while allowing them to lose weight. Participants may choose to join an exercise program along with the diet or they may opt for the diet alone. March 1/88. Ladies High Single- Susie Marshall - 265, Mens High Single - Art Atkinson - 322, Ladies High Triple - Susie Marshall - 658, Mens High Triple - Art Atkinson - 744. Top Ten Averages: 1. Mike Reynolds - 234, 2. Art Atkinson - 211, 3. Phil Woodcock - 211, 4. Rodney Greenley - 210, 5. Janice Woodcock - 210, 6. Susie Marshall - 201, 7. Roy Woodcock Woodcock - 200, 8. Sharon Woodcock Woodcock -195, 9. Jim Barchard - 194,10. Steve Fowler -188. Team 4 is in first place with 46 points. Blackatock and Area Nawa by Joyce Kelly On Saturday, February 20 there was a surprise Beach Boy Birthday Birthday Party for Tom James at Tom and Marie James' home. Jim Carty won the prize for having the smoothest legs. A good time was had by all. Best wishes Tom for many happy returns. Congratulations to staff and students of Cartwright Central Public School for doing extremely extremely well in the instrumental music at the recent Sunderland Music Festival. In the Grade seven classes the following were winners winners - French Horn - Joanne Boyce - 1st; Clarinet - Christie Corden - 1st; Stacel Swain - 2nd. Trombone - Jason Cliff - 3rd; Tuba - Andrew Frew - 3rd; Flute - Alicia Bentley 2; In Grade 8 classes - French Horn - Tanya Mappin - 2nd; Trumpet - Dave Weir - 1st; Jody Logan - 2nd; Flute - Leslie MacKenzie - 3rd; Clarinet - April Brown - 1st; Linda Linda Kelt - 2nd; Jennifer Lenington - 3rd. The Senior Concert Band won 1st placein its class with the .very, high mark of 90 which was the 2nd highest mark in all the instrumental instrumental classes in the Festival. Needless to say teacher end director Mr. John Beirness were absolutely elated. We are so very proud of you all. Many of our local residents are suffering various types of illness. Jean Trewin returned home from a stay in Oshawa Hospital, Lawrence VanCamp is in Port Perry Hospital. Congratulations to Fred and Cathy Taylor on the arrival of a son, Shawn, this past week. Mrs. Lillian Wilson continues continues to recuperate following her surgery at the home of her sister while several in the community are having sick days at home. We hope the arrival of more sunny, springlike weather will hurry your recovery. In the Floor Hockey in the Junior Section the Leafs and Bombers tied at 3-3. The Leafs' scorers were Dillon Weber 2 and Mathew Bradburn 1 and for the Bombers Eric Russell 1, Brad Morton 1 and Marc Versage 1. In the Senior Division the Bruins defeated the Canadians 8-7. Scoring for the winners were Danny Bycok 3, Paul Bycok 2, Mike Hepburn 2 and Scott Barr 1 and for the Canadians were R.J. Ford 2, Peter Simms 2, Brendon Agnew 1, Mark Simmons 1 and Kendall Chorostecki 1. Les and Ann Taylor returned home from a months holiday in Florida where they enjoyed sightseeing and square dancing. Helen Bradburn recently returned returned from a Florida holiday. Dale and Anita Davis became the grandparents of another grandson born on Feb. 29. Not much wonder they have such proud proud smiles these days. W.I. Report by Helen Bradburn After dessert and social time the meeting opened by singing the Ode with Kathleen Watts at the piano and repeating the Mary Stewart Collect. Dora - Martyn read a short memoriam and a minutes silence was observed for Hazel English, an old member. Minutes were read and approved. approved. The treasurers report was given. Pat Sleep, secretary, will purchase purchase 6 new handbooks. Preparations Preparations were made to serve a Lions' Dinner on March 16. Roll Call: How I earned a dollar in my teens. Many of us worked for very little money. Jean Adams, Agriculture Convenor Convenor showed a film, Proud Beginnings, In it families were traced from Crown Land to having having direct descendants farming the same land today and showing the changes made over the years. A discussion followed on the Right to Farm law. Motto: To-Morrow's land preserve today, Edith McLaughlin gave a report of the Ontario ' Association of Agricultural Societies convention she had attended In Toronto in February. The theme was Reflections, Reflections, Visions and Goals. We had an Irish sing-song for St. Patrick's Day. Meeting closed with O'Canada. by Helen Bradburn P.R.O. A reminder to young people 12-21 that the new 4-H project "Encounter the Outdoors" begins this week with meetings on Tuesday Tuesday or Wednesday evening at 7:00 p.m. at the United Church. Choose which evening suits your schedule best. If you see Shelley Holliday riding around in the Police car these days don't think that she is in trouble with the law. Actually she is on a work period with the Durham Regionals as part of her studies to become a policewoman. Best wishes Shelley. i A Typographical error in the Tyrone news column of February 10,1988, left a line of copy out; the paragraph should have read as follows: Sympathy to Mr. Don Da- vey and all the family of Kathleen Davey who died on Thursday, February 4, 1988, following a long illness. illness. A life-long resident of this area, Kathleen contributed contributed unselfmhljyto. theTife of the comm.unkj$ritaapecially with her musicaLt alents, in the midst of a busy Home life. A beautiful basket of flowers was placed in Tyrone church on Sunday, February 7th in memory of Kathleen. Two other recent deaths will be felt with sadness in this community, that of Mr. Adam Sharp, of Enniskillen, who died on March 1,1988, and that of Mrs. Olive McCoy, sister of the late Harold Skinner, sister-in-law of ' Mrs. Phoebe Skinner, Bowmanville. Mrs. McCoy's death occurred on March 4, 1988: the funeral was held at the Carson Funeral Home, Brooklin, on Sunday, March 6, 1988. Sympathy to the families ana friends. Flowers in memory of Adam Sharp' brightened Tyrone church on Sunday, March 6th. Mr. and Mrs. Andy Va- nAltena, Clinton, spent the week-end with Blair and Marilyn Vaneyk and family, Long Sault, February 27, 1988. Marilyn's grandmother grandmother VanAltena, of the Netherlands, Netherlands, died recently; the funeral funeral was held March 4, 1988. Dawn Vaneyk and Tim Lehman, Espanola, Ontario, timed a visit home just right for Ellen Vaneyk's birthday supper and family gathering on March 1st. Mr. Stan Hodgson, Bowmanville, and Miss Louise Rifkin, Oshawa, were also guests. An interesting interesting evening was spent the following day when Ethan of Michigan, and Ulrich of West Germany, stopped by on a visit to Canada. A bridal shower was held on February 29 th at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gabe Kovacs in honour of Lorri Fairey who will become the bride of Jimmy Woodley on March 26,1988. Bessie Vaneyk accompanied accompanied Donna Johnston, El dad, in a presentation of "Sights and Sounds of the 25th Anniversary Anniversary of U.C.W. at Waterloo" Waterloo" at Zion UCW March 2, 1988, on Senior Citizens Club. A special presentaton took place at Tyrone Senior Citizens' Citizens' Club on Wednesday, March 2, 1988, when Dick Gibbs, Tyrone, was the recipient recipient of the Past President's President's jewel. Mrs. Laverne Taylor made the presentation, presentation, the first of its kind in the Tyrone Club. Dick received the honour in recognition of his untiring service to the club ns a president, treasurer and ns the arranger of count- loss bus trips over many years. An active member of the Tyrone Club and the Friday Friday night euchre games, accompanied accompanied and assisted by his wife, Ethel, Dick will wear the jewel with pride. Tho "jewel" is a pin in the shape of a shield which bears the Senior Citizens' Club emblem and is inscribed inscribed "Richard Gibbs" on the back. President Doreen Park presided at the Wednesday afternoon Senior Citizens' Club meetig when daffodils and iris lent an atmosphere of Spring to the proceedings. A moment of silence was observed observed in memory of Kathleen Kathleen Davey and. Adam Sharp Entertainment was provided for the gathering by Paddy Welsh Jack Mantle ana Glenn Bell, Bowmanville, who played country music on their guitars. The toetapping toetapping melodies were very much appreciated. The next meeting will be a pot luck dinner at noon on April 6, 1988 at Tyrone Community Centre. Victim Dies Barbara Hogan, a Cour- tice resident, died Saturday night in hospital from injuries injuries sustained in a two vehicle vehicle accident February 26. The 33-year-old woman was alone in her car when she collided with a dump truck on Courtice Road. Slippery Slippery roads were blamed for the accident. She had been listed in critical critical condition at Oshawa General Hospital following the accident. Bowmanville didn't have any athletes competing in the recent Calgary Olym- E ics, but there were two of our citizens taking part in the events. Doug Boddy and andy Greenslade were there to render first aid, representing the St. John Ambulance Ambulance Brigade. On Sunday night, they were again on duty at the Junior C hockey game here, dressed in their special Olympic outfits. Flag Raising Marks Welsh Week j T . he Welsh community around the world honored the Patron Saint of Wales during Welsh Week held March 1 to March 7. To mark this important holiday " rS 16 coun , tr y of Wales, the Oshawa and District Welsh Society raised the Welsh flag at the Bowmanville Court House. Dave Pugh (left), Philip Parry president of the Welsh Society and Councillor Ann Cowman were all on hand for the flag raising. TAKE ANOTHER LOOK! Active Bodies has it all Introducing ACTIVE BODIES DIET CENTRE WE GET RESULTS! Terry lost 30 lbs. in 12 weeks Active Bodies Diet Centre I BEFORE >odi<2/ Offers • Qualified Individual Counselling • Flexible Weekly Appointments • Behaviour Modification Techniques • Sensible and Realistic Food Plan Call Now for an Unobligated Weight Analysis Active Bodies 95 King St. E., Bowmanville 623-1299 AFTER