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18 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, April 13,1988 Clarke H.S. Raises 9 73 7.84for Cancer Society t i i Worth its weight in mud. Finding yourself in a mud hole the size of Connecticut during the course of a day's work is a lot more fun when you know you can jump right back out again. That's why we built the Trail toss 4x4. with Demand 4- Drive. As soon as the rear tires start slipping the f/onts kick in to help. And because the Trail toss 4x4 is the lightest ATV in its class it takes less effort to keep it out of trouble, and get it back to work where it belongs. Any vehicle can be dangerous if ridden improperly or beyond your skill level Read your owner's manual carefully Ivfoiv you ride. Get proper ^ training and do not attempt maneuvers beyond your capabilities.^/-^ Never ride without a helmet and protective clothing Never carry passengers or ride on improved or public roads These are full-sized machines designed for adults 18 and mmmi older and are n> 4 to be ridden by Nothing beats the way were built. T&C children under IX 4 ï p 5 5 Ou 3 ' X vt rj □ TOWN OF HAMPTON TAUNTON ROAD EAST Cl 0 11 ■ TAG NO. 7 HWV. Small Engine Repair Inc. Sales • Service • Parts R.R. 1, Hampton 263-8469 News LYiefV EASTER BASKET WINNERS -- The following are the winners of the annual Easter Egg Hunt which took place April 4 at the Bowmanville Museum: Bobbi Yurchuk, Rebecca Corden, and Jennifer Hicks. A total of 96 adults and kids attended the Easter Egg Hunt. Volunteers Sell Daffodils To Raise Funds for Cancer Society RAIN FOREST -- Have you taken a look at the Visual Arts Centre lately? You'll find that it has been turned into a tropical rain forest by children in a weekend art program. This Sunday, Sunday, April 17, the public is invited to drop by the Arts Centre to see the unveiling of the finished display. Hours are two to four p.m. on Sunday. The exhibit will also be open daily from one p.m. to four p.m. and from one p.m. to seven p.m. on Wednesday, April 20, when the show will conclude. The special guest this Sunday is Mary Granskou, president of Canadians Canadians for Conservation of Tropical Nature and Rain Forest Education. The Sunday afternoon program includes a sale of tropical plants, a surprise guest from the Bowmanville Zoo and a silent auction of rain forest objects d'art made by the students. The Canadian Cancer Society received a boost from the staff and students at Clarke High School last week. Dylan Parker, the departing student council president^ president^ presented a cheque for $737.84 to campaign chairman for Bowmanville and district, Ernie Eves. The money was raised at the Winter Carnival Days in February. The actual cheque was already in the bank for the organization, so a makeshift cheque was soon produced. The school is to be commended for their fund raising efforts for the very worthy cause. Orono Soloists Perform at Annual Carnival NDP EXECUTIVE -- Members of NDP association association for the federal riding of Durham held their founding meeting in Oshawa last Wednesday, April 6. The executive members for the new riding include: Sharon Broadbent, Ron Kozak, Ron Gilbert, Jack Hallam, Fran Ward, Pat Bar- nicott, Sheila Muloney and Richard Ledwidge. The spokesperson chosen was Marg Wilbur. Bob. Linton was chosen treasurer. The other positions in the Riding Association Executive will be announced at a later date. How many volunteers does it take to mount a successful successful fund raising campaign? Mary Tillcock, Daffodil Day Convenor for the yearly. Canadian Cancer Society drive, would say that it takes a whole lot. Mrs. Tillcock is on charge of the people who were posted at the street corners all over the Town of Newcastle Newcastle to sell daffodils and pins for the Canadian Cancer Society. This year is the 50th anniversary of the Cancer Society and the town's goal is $45,000. Helping out with the fund raising drive in Bowman- ■ ville were, from left, Georgi Dalrymple, Grace McGregor, Joan Munn, M.P.P. Sam Cureatz, Terry Davis and Brian Mclnnes. The annual Orono Figure Skating Carnival was an outstanding success. Helping to make the event as wonderful as it was were the above three skaters. They are all members of the Orono Figure Skating Club and were soloists for both shows (afternoon and evening on Saturday, April 9). The talented young ladies ladies arc, from l° f t: Leah Stadelmann, Tracy Eames and Melanie Lemieux. Nothing heats the way we're built. 0HITACHI Full stereo VHS VT 2200 only $699.95 VM-C30A COMPACT VHS MOVIE CAMERA/RECORDER VM-3000 VHS MOVIE CAMERA/ . 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