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J i t I i The Canadian Statesman. Bowmanvillc, November 16,1988 17 Local Women of Distinction Honored by Y. W.C.A. Dennis Pizzeria Novices The Young Women's Christian Association (YWCA) chose their Women Of Distinction at an awards dinner in Oshawa November November 10. Women were nominated across the Region of Durham Durham to be recognized for their work in the community and for what they have accomplished accomplished to benefit women. women. They were nominated in four areas: The Arts, Community Community Service, Women in the Workforce and Young Women of Distinction. . The winners this year are: Fleurette Leger, The Arts; Nancy Diamond, Community Community Service; Lyndia Sauriol, Women in the Workforce and Lisa Glendinning, Young Woman of Distinction. Distinction. Madame Leger was chosen chosen for her work in promoting promoting French culture within the French community in Oshawa. Ms. Diamond was recognized recognized " for her acomplish- ments in the community including including her work with seniors and multiculturism in Oshawa. Ms. Sauriol, honoured for her numerous efforts in promoting promoting equality in both the community ana at work, has been co-ordinator of Employment Employment Equity and Affirmative Affirmative Action at Durham College since 1984. Ms. Sauriol Sauriol has worked hard to ensure ensure that Durham College takes a leading role regarding regarding women's equality. Lastly, for ner academic, athletic and leadership qualities qualities Lisa Glendinning, of Eastdale Collegiate in Oshawa, was chosen as the YWCA's young woman of distinction. Two women from the Newcastle area were nominated nominated for the awards last week: Marianne Zakarow, nominated by the Visual Arts Centre in Bowmanville; and Win Brown, nominated by the Maple Grove Women's Institute. The four women of distinction distinction each received a sib ver pin custom designed by local artist Nancy Steele. Guest speaker of the evening was the well-known Canadian designer Marilyn Brooks. She addressed and entertained entertained a crowd of more than 300 women by offering ad- PRIVATE SALE OPEN HOUSE Sunday, Nov. 20th, 1--3 p.m. 46 Loscombe Dr., Bowmanville Semi, 3 large bedrooms, close to 401 and schools, sauna, 2 fireplaces, inground pool, rec. room. Spring closing. Double paved drive, storage shed. $134,900. Phone 623-6395 Record Three Victories Dennis Pizzeria Novice- Toros came off a successful weekend in League action winning all three of their games. On November 11th they beat Cobourg 9-2. Jason Lange played a great game scoring 3 goals and 3 assists. Other scorers were Niki De- Freitas 2 goals 2 assists, Greg Masterson 1 goal 2 assists, assists, Steve Tabb 1 goal 1 assist, assist, Chris Steele 3 assists , Ryan Jackman and Chris Pot 1 goal each. Then on November 12th Port Perry came to Darlington Darlington and the Toros won 8-2. David Yellowlees and John Marco Cannito were very steady in goal. Ryan Jack- man played an excellent game scoring 2 goals 1 assist. assist. Chris Pot also scored 2 goals 1 assist. Niki DeFreitas 1 goal 3 assists, Chris Steele 1 goal 2 assists, Jason Lange 1 goal 2 assists, Steve Tabb 1 goal 1 assist, Steve Ewles 2 assists and Jason Frayne 1 assist rounded out the scoring. scoring. In their third game on November November 13 in Port Hope the Toros played their best game of the season and came away with a 9-3 victory. Scorers were Niki DeFreitas 3 goals 2 assists, Jason Lange 2 goals 3 assists, Chris Steele 2 goals 1 assist, Steve Tabb 1 goal 3 assists, Greg Masterson 1 goal, Brent Stockman 2 assists, Steve Ewles 2 assists, Jason Frayne 2 assists, Ryan Jack- man 3 assists and Chris Pot 1 assist. The defense are playing good, solid hockey. Brent Stockman has added a lot of depth to the defense and is still an. offensive threat. Good, solid defense from Chris Paquette and Jason Frayne stops just about every every offensive drive their op- Ê osition could muster. Steve Iwles is playing with a lot of confidence and enjoying every shift on the ice. Matt Akey is coming along with good things to come. Keep up the good work. -ZTÏÏÈX- G1 A BETTER DEAL 1st. 2nd ana 3rd Mortgages ' Open, privileges "Same day . service Ï.I N I7,Vm c I. K(i O K Vfi '.< 57S- M10 The YWCA Women of Distinction Awards dinner dinner honoured women in four different categories. The women who were chosen are pictured here from the left. The category in which they won their award is also listed. Nancy Diamond, Community Service; Lynda Sauriol, Women in the Workforce; Lisa experience with the women, offering suggestions to lead Glendinning, Young Woman of Distinction; and Fleurette Leger, The Arts. The winners each received received a silver pin that was customed designed by Nancy Steele, a local artist. The awards ceremony took place on Thursday, November 10, in the General Sikorski Hall. vice on how to be a success in the business world. Born and educated in Michigan, Ms. Brooks came to Canada-in 1961 and has been in the fashion industry for 25 years. In 1976 she started the Marilyn Brooks line of clothing clothing and now has three stores in Toronto, one in Windsor and one in San Fransisco. For almost an hour Ms. Brooks shared some of her them on their own path of success. She said it was important to find out just what type of business you can do and what type of business you want to do. After that, she stressed the ' importance of a catchy name. Think hard about the name she said, and then run it past your friends. Gifts of Quality To Enjoy All Year,Round Great Gift Items, such as: Wooden Rockers > Cedar Chests i Dishwashers i Microwave Ovens > La-Z-Boy Chairs from famous Brand Name 'Manufacturers Deposit will hold your purchase until Christmas W <8 ✓ "Friends are really important important to you," she said, adding that friends are also consumers consumers and they can tell you what they are looking for when they buy. She said once you have a great name, register it. When, you have a great idea, write it down. And if you decide you want a partner, sit down with a lawyer a put it down on paper. ^Please don't be naive. Sometimes terrible things will happen to you," she continued, continued, stressing the importance importance of being prepared. She said whatever it is you decide to do, "You have to do it better than anyone else has done before." She said there is a real movement in the business area for women in Canada and that there is a lot of support support for them. She ended the evening with a question. "Where are you going to be in the year 2000?" She said that time is life and you have to live it to really enjoy it. 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