World Ostomy Day - October 7, 2006

World Ostomy Day was Saturday, October 7, 2006. The World Ostomy Day only happens every three years. This year's theme was "Living Life to the Full". The aim of World Ostomy Day is to improve the rehabilitation of ostomates worldwide by bringing to the attention of the general public and the global community the contributions of Ostomy Associations and Ostomy Professionals, the value of the multidisciplinary approach in Ostomy care and the life situation of ostomates.

As part of the World Ostomy Day activities, Saskatoon had a bowling event. 20 Ostomates, family and friends went to Fairhaven Bowl in Saskatoon. You can see from the photos how much fun we had!

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Bev and Terri show us how to bowl

Suzanne shows us another way

Prem, Loretta, Bertha, Isabel, Peter and Valeri watching

Robert shows his form while Prem looks on

Bev gets a split

Terri and Bev bowling head to head

Robert gets 5

Terri gets 10

Betty gets a gutter ball and Don gets 7

Peter, Pat and Valerie watch the scores

Bertha has one more ball to throw

Bertha got them all down except one

Sandy, Bev, Don and Terri share a laugh

Sam gets lessons from his mom Suzanne

Prem and Bev watch Terri bowling backwards between her legs for the Novelty bowling

Winners for the prizes:

Men's high score first game - Prem Dhir

Men's high score for second game - Don Fry

Women's high score first game - Marg Chastakof

Women's high score second game - Bertha Crawford

Lowest score for men - Sam

Lowest score for women - Isabel Cole

Big or Small. Let's Show The World We Tried!!

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Home Executive Membership Meetings Visiting Branches Terminology Links News Newsletters Donations Application Sponsors E-mail List Guest Book Chapter Information Session History	World Ostomy Day - October 7, 2006 World Ostomy Day was Saturday, October 7, 2006. The World Ostomy Day only happens every three years. This year's theme was "Living Life to the Full". The aim of World Ostomy Day is to improve the rehabilitation of ostomates worldwide by bringing to the attention of the general public and the global community the contributions of Ostomy Associations and Ostomy Professionals, the value of the multidisciplinary approach in Ostomy care and the life situation of ostomates. As part of the World Ostomy Day activities, Saskatoon had a bowling event. 20 Ostomates, family and friends went to Fairhaven Bowl in Saskatoon. You can see from the photos how much fun we had! (Click on photos to see larger size) Bev and Terri show us how to bowl Suzanne shows us another way Prem, Loretta, Bertha, Isabel, Peter and Valeri watching Robert shows his form while Prem looks on Bev gets a split Terri and Bev bowling head to head Robert gets 5 Terri gets 10 Betty gets a gutter ball and Don gets 7 Peter, Pat and Valerie watch the scores Bertha has one more ball to throw Bertha got them all down except one Sandy, Bev, Don and Terri share a laugh Sam gets lessons from his mom Suzanne Sam gets lessons from his mom Suzanne Prem and Bev watch Terri bowling backwards between her legs for the Novelty bowling Winners for the prizes: Men's high score first game - Prem Dhir Men's high score for second game - Don Fry Women's high score first game - Marg Chastakof Women's high score second game - Bertha Crawford Lowest score for men - Sam Lowest score for women - Isabel Cole Big or Small. Let's Show The World We Tried!! Search this site - type your query and press "Search" Custom Search	Google Ad

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