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The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, Wednesday, March 16,1994 13 ■ Rotary Club Gearing Up for Clubs and Organizations, Annual EclStGf S6âls DriVG ^ ace forSowmanv7//eToasfmasfer/nSpea/c/ngConfesf Almost 50 children with physical disabilities in Clarington will benefit benefit throughout the year from funds raised during the March Easter Seals campaign. Easter Seals stamps will make their way into homes all across the the region in the next few weeks. "We are hoping that the stamps will create much-needed awareness and generate vital funds for children with physical disabilities," says Bowmanville Rotary Club Easter Seals Chairman, Irwin Hamilton. The majority of money raised throughout March will be used locally locally to provide community nursing, financial and counsellingêjssistance, parent support programs'll. camps for children and their families. The Easter Seals caseload includes includes children up to 19 years of age with cerebral palsy, spina bifida, those who have been victims of accidents accidents and many more with other physical disabilities. "Provincially, the Easter Seals Society hopes to raise $4.1 million during March," says Peter Ely, Executive Executive Director of the Ontario Easter Easter Seals Society. "The last couple of years have been very challenging for the Society. Escalating equipment equipment costs, stricter budget restraints Tyrone Nutrition Nuts Take Mystery Out of Microwaving On Monday, February 28, 1994 Tyrone Nutrition Nuts met for their fourth meeting. The topic was called "Taking the Mystery Out of Micro- waving". Our president, Lindsay Woodcock, Woodcock, opened the meeting with the pledge. The secretary, Janey Knowl- ton, conducted the roll call (where have you used a microwave oven and a situation where it offers convenience?) convenience?) and read the minutes. For our business we discussed our exhibit board and Achievement Program. The meeting was handed over to our leaders. 1 We learned about how microwave ovens cook and standing time. Members Members learned the parts of a microwave like cavity, power cord, wave guide, stirrer and turntable. Wattage, glossary glossary of cooking terms, cover-ups and power levels were also highlighted. A quiz on microwave cooking and a word scramble was completed. To test for Hot Spots members in groups prepared S'mores. The marsh- We're Open Please visit our office this Saturday for Savin' o' the Green Specials 15% Savings on... Subscriptions Classified Ads Wedding Invites Fax Service Rubber Stamps Photocopying Printing Orders Cattaîr tan ^ ta Usman 62 King SI. W„ Bowmanville 623-3303 mallows would rise at different times and levels and therefore showed the hot spots. It was fun to watch them grow!! Members worked on their books and/or came up with ideas for the exhibit board. Submitted by Theresa Rutherford Press Reporter and only 4% government funding mean a tough road ahead for The Society and the children we serve. Of the Society's $16 million budget for 1994, 96% of total operating funds will come from individual and corporate donations." A child's wheelchair can cost more than $13,000. Orthopedic shoes, leg splints and home renovations renovations to accommodate children with special needs can also be very costly to families. Almost 30% of Easter Seals families have incomes below the poverty line. Says, Irwin Hamilton: "The need to help children who arc physically disabled realize their maximum potential potential as individuals and achieve full integration into all aspects of life is the reason we support'the Easter Seals in its fund-raising program. program. We encourage everyone to give to this great cause." . The Easter Seals Society has been helping children with physical disabilities since 1922, and now serves the largest number of special needs children in Ontario. Across the province, 8,000 children and. teens are assisted by Easter Seals programs. More than 250 Rotary, Lions, Kinsmen, Kiwanis and other service clubs are affiliated with the Easter Seals Society. M' The Bowmanville Toastmasters hosted the Area 26 Public Speaking Contest on March 8 at St. John's Church. Fred Archibald, of the Bowmanville Club, was among the winners. He placed first in the Tall Tales Competition. The winner of the International Award was Jane Eves, of Peterborough and Fred Rapson, also of Peterborough, placed first in the Evaluation Competition. Award winners are shown above, along with some of the Optimist organization's officers in attendance. From left are: June Eves-, Fred Rapson, Division Governor Connie Nelson, Area 26 Governor John Schrama and Fred Archibald. 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