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I 18 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanvillc, Wednesday, November 2,1994 Happenings in Hampton by Michelle Baison -697-2349 What a gorgeous Hallowe'en, eve it was. The nicest I can remember in a long time. There were lots of great costumes. The presence of the Rogers Rogers Cable van is always appreciated. The Wednesday Euchre Card Party Party had a slew of winners. Bernice Renton had the highest score of 92. Richard Potter was second with his score of 81. Next was Ruth Tink with 77. This was followed by Ace Richards Richards with 76 and Loma Swain with 74. The evening's Most Honest Player wits Verna Robinson. Ruth Tink had the Most Lone Hands of six. No one won the Special. The Draw winners were Ruby Smith, Fred Griffin, Ada Richards, Lloyd Broome and Agnes Schofield. This past Sunday the Hampton and Eldad Churches were conducted by U.C.W. On November 2nd the Hampton Stewards met in the Centennial Centennial Room at 7:30 p.m. This coming coming Sunday, November 6th, will be a special Remembrance Day Service. A Ladies Muffin Morning will be NEVER AQAIN! "In a war, everyone suffers--we must never let It happen again." itli Bis War Amps i^ held this coming Saturday. It will be held in the C.E. Wing of the Hampton Hampton United Church from 10 a.m. -12 p.m. The guest speaker will be Janet (Burgess) Goodall. Janet is a technician technician in nuclear medicine at the Oshawa General Hospital. She will speak to the group on women's health issues. You will also have the opportunity to make pine cone art. Sounds good. Please try and register so as there will be ample supplies. You can contact Judi Rcavcll-Roy at 263-4553. Also, a reminder of the Eldad Sunday School bus trip. This takes place on Wednesday, November 10th. The bus leaves the Solina Hall at 7 a.m sharp and is due back at 8:00 p.m. Your destination will be the St. Jacobs Market. Please contact Lauraine Lauraine Bennett at 263-8007. They're here, but not for long. The delicious mint Girl Guide cookies cookies go on sale this week. Contact any girl or leader in the Guiding Organization. Organization. It is unfortunate that I report to you that Muriel Yeo has had a major set back and Ilecn Warder remains in hospital as well. Our thoughts are with you both. To all, a safe and enjoyable week. RE-ELECT DAVID GRAY Public School Trustee Ward 1 Experienced and Dependable RE-ELECT □ GRAY, DAVID Authorized by the C.F.O. for the David Gray campaign. ** Pet of the Week "f Rocky is hoping lie'll have a doghouse of his very own before before tlie weather starts getting much colder. The two-year-old Shepherd-cross is full-grown at 80 pounds and loves attention. The Animal Shelter also has many cats and kittens available for adoption. Animal Shelter 623-7651 Sponsored by: The members of TOPS in Hampton celebrated their 25lh anniversary last Tuesday with a special ceremony ceremony to mark the occasion. TOPS stands for "Take Off Pounds Sensibly". The local chapter meets every every Tuesday at the Hampton United Church. TOPS #ON 850 (Hampton) currently has a membership of about 35. Silver Anniversary for Hampton TOPS On Tuesday evening, October 25th, TOPS WON 850, Hampton, celebrated celebrated the club's silver anniversary. The Hampton group received its charter charter on October 23, 1969. The founder of the club was Shirley Gordon and the meetings were first held in her home, with approximately 10 members. members. Hampton United Church is now the meeting place for 1/ON 850 and has been for many years. At present there arc 35 registered members. Three of the present members have been in the club for the past 25 years . TOPS #ON 850 Hampton meets every Tuesday evening at the church with weigh-ins from 6:00 to 6:45 p.m. Meetings start at 6:45 p.m. TOPS stands for "Taking Off Pounds Sensibly." Sensibly." To make the evening memorable for the anniversary and provide inspiration inspiration for the members, a KOPS graduation graduation was held. Vi Ruddy, who has attained her goal weight, graduated to a KOPS (Keep Off Pounds Sensibly) in an inspirational ceremony. Vi re- ccivcd her KOPS sash and a while rose with a graduation cap charm attached. attached. Louise Wright sang a tribute - "Welcome to My World". Other special events for the evening evening were the presentation of a 20- year KOPS pendant to Effa Stainton. Effa also received her 20-year numeral numeral guard. Hilda Wright received her 13-year numeral guard and her daughter, daughter, Nancy Reeds, received her 11- year guard. The four KOPS were presented presented with a token of recognition from their leader, Barb Amburg. There were titrée attendance awards presented to Nancy Roy, Mary Allin and Leona Wright. Vi Ruddy was the recipient of the "Most Improved Award" and Mary Allin the "Most All Rotmd Award". Louise Wright led the club in a sing-song and then every member was presented with carnations for recognition recognition of weight loss and for inspiration. Photo albums were also on display from the past 25 years. The 25th member to weigh in was Eva Nacf who received a token gift for that hon or. For a TOPS club to be in existence for 25 years is proof positive that "Take Off Pounds Sensibly" does work. Barb Amburg would like to express express a special thanks to all who participated participated and helped in making this 25th anniversary special. Legion Support for Seniors' Programs From Page 8 All levels of the Legion - local, provincial and national - arc dedicated dedicated to the principle that it is far better for Canada that older people continue to live independently in their own homes. Legions can help make this principle reality. Either alone, or in co-operation with other municipal, provincial or federal agencies, the Legion provides provides community programs to augment augment official programs. Legionnaires sponsor meals-on- wheels; vehicles to transport disabled people to day hospitals, or bring sen- ; iors to branches for recreational day- ; programs; telephone support servie- ! es; home and hospital visit programs; : handyman help with maintenance; transportation or escort services for shopping, medical, dental appointments, appointments, etc...; and counselling services services by volunteers and professionals. At the national level Dominion Command has produced resource material specifically designed to assist assist branches and Ladies Auxiliary in meeting the needs of seniors and vet- , erans in their communities. A national "Directory of Legion- Sponsored Accommodation" has been compiled as a ready reference for Legion housing projects across the country. It is evidence of the commitment branches have made to providing decent, affordable housing for veterans and seniors. The directory directory and the companion resource kit, "How to Start a Housing Project" provide valuable information and ideas ideas to those branches which may wish to become involved in housing. No Sign of Missing Pet STILL MISSING - "Happy Cat," a chocolate point eight-year old Himalayan, has not yet relumed relumed to its family who live off Regional Rd. 57, near Hampton. The owners arc anxious to hear from anyone who might know the whereabouts if this treasured family family pet. It's been missing since last month. If you have seen this cat, please call Nancy MeGarrett at 263-4214. GMC Safari EXTENDED VAN MODEL Most interior space of any compact van. ✓ 190 H. 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