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>, *. t r t ' c : The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, June 24, 1998 Page 9 Awards Ceremony Awards were presented to students on Monday morning, June 22nd, at Mitchell's Corners School. Some of the recipients arc pictured above with their trophies. They include (front row from left): Christine Kadykalo (who, along with Derek Jeffreys, was winner of the most points in the track and field (atom) division); division); Corlncy Simkins and Kiel Wilson (most points, track and field, bantam) and Stcfanic Kadykalo, field day champ and winner of the most points in the mite track and field division along with Mark Dunning. Kiel Wilson was also Field Day Champion. In the back row arc Melissa Bies, Public Speaking Award; and Erin Kift and Rory Laing, winners of the junior division awards for most points at the track and field meet. Also among those absent from the photo is Steven Barlow, the 1998 winner of the Bronwen Persaud memorial plaque for demonstrating the highest level of caring and support for kindergarten students. New Name for Hospital Volunteers Association of Hospital Volunteers Bowmanville. That is the new name to replace: Auxiliary to Memorial Hospital Bowmanville. The new name was confirmed at the Association's annual meeting earlier this month. "Planning for the name change has been ongoing' for the past two years," explains June Hunter, Association President. The role of volunteers in the Hospital has been changing, particularly with the influx of new volunteers volunteers to assist with ventures ventures like Perk Central, the Association's coffee kiosk, work in various Hospital departments and other special special events. Auxiliary members traditionally work in the; Gift Shop, on Tag Days and in the New-. to-You Shoppe. The new Volunteer Association combines the membership of the former Auxiliary and the volunteers, bringing bringing the total to approximately approximately 300 people. Mrs. Hunter emphasizes emphasizes that while the name has changed, the work of volunteers at the Bowmanville hospital will continue. "We provide valuable services to the Hospital and we are proud of the contribution our volun teers make in virtually every aspect of the Hospital's operation," says Mrs. Hunter. "It was time to look at bringing all our volunteers under one umbrella organization." "We provide ipr valuable services to the Hospital, and we are proud Relations and Publicity; Michelle Flamand Newsletter; Mary Fletcher - Chair, Nominating and Development; Joan Appleton - Constitution By-Laws and Policies. For more information about volunteer opportunities opportunities at the Hospital, please call the Hospital's Volunteer . Services Department at (905) 623- 3331, ext. 5430. 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