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Qrono Weêkly TImes~ Wednes4ay~ Marc?, 17, 1~3 - 13 Places to Go (Continue d from P age 12) 6.45 p.m. Cost for members will be $25-00 and guests $30.00 It wiil be held at the Peppercorn Mill, 1999 Altona Road at Finch, Pickering, Ontario. To reserve please cal Karen Graham at 427-6930 or Joan Ann Evelyn 725-9179.- Directory availa ble for Self Help Groups The "Directory of Self-Help Groups in Durham Region 92/93" is available from the Canadian Mental Health Association for a cost of $10 plus shipping and handling. The Directory lists 110 groups, 17 of which are new listings. Each listing includes purpose, contacts, meeting information etc. To order your copy of the directory caîl the Public Education Office at CMHA at(416) 436-8760. YWCA Special Easter Events Celebrate Easter with the YWCA. Hey kids, join in our Easter egg hunt, crafts, games and egg dyeing. Easter Fun for Little Ones is for children ages 3-5 years. This special Easter event will bc held on April lst from 1 - 2 p.m. at St. John's Anglican Church. For children 6 years and up, you can corne and create a variety of Easter crafts and dye eggs using natural dyes. To register for Easter Crafts for Kids drop into the YWCA at 133 Church Street, Bowrnanville, or phone 623-9922 to register by Visa. This clas wil be held on April 1 at 6:30 - 8:30 p.m. at the Bowmanville High School. Registration for both classes is limited s0 register early. For more information cail YWCA. March of Dimes 4th annual Golf Classie The York/Durham Region of the Ontario March of Dirnes will be hosting its 4th Annual Golf Classic and Sulent Auction on Monday, May l7th, 1993. The tournament will be held at Emerald Hilîs Golf and Country Club in Stouffvile. Players can join celebrities, like Curtis Joseph of the St. Louis Blues Hockey Teamn, for a day of golf and prizes. Tickets for the event are priced at $160 per person or $600 for a group of four golfers. This price includes green fees, cart, use of lockers and shower faciities, a continental breakfast, a barbecue lunch and la buffet style dinner. Golfers will have a chance at winnmng $25,000 and a brand new car, courtesy of Don Valley North Lexus Toyota. All proceeds from Newcastle CLG Update by John Veldhuis The Newcastle Cornmunity Liaison Croup is presently looking at "Health & Safety Consideration and Concerns." We have to look at all the regulations and Acts that govern the- safety of the workers on the site as weil as the residents of the site. We have a large number of regulations to examine and document and we are presently going through those documents to see whîch parts of the Acts and Regulations apply to the activities to Decommissioning the Port Granby site. We will have public meetings, where we welcome and invite you~ to participate and. indicateyour concerns about Health and Safety and we will document these concems and certainly workç them into the final recommendations 'for Councîl's approval. We also wil the tournament wilI be usedto purchase assistive devices, suclh as environmental aids and wheelchairs, for adults with physical disabilities. For tickets or sponsorship information, please caîl Denise at the Ontario March of Dimes York/Durham office at 853-0393 or 434-5280. be looking at the protection of the workers and will be Iooking into the aspect with a great deal of careful attention to terrns of contract, performance, bonuses and bonds, penalties, standards, and conditions etc. We hope to prepare to report for your consideration s0 that you may have further input into the whole process. Nothing that we corne up with is final. WE are simply at the first part, we are at the start of a long process. Thee is time for your input, however, you mnust provide your input along the way to be meaningful and therefore participate early and your concernis will be dealt with right.from the beginning. We will present all of our reports for your consideration, for the Town of'Newcastle Councls approval and input and for implementation by the Siting Task Force. This task, ike ail the others, is not an easy one. Just consider the protection of the workers, what should that be? How should they be protected? What kind of protection wiil be provided? How often will it be rnonitored? What will be done with the information that has been collected? These are ijust some of the questions'and only a very few of the questions that have to be-deait wifth. When we corne to the residents, we want to make sure that nothing escapes frorn the site to influence the nearby residents in any negative way. WE are going to be monitoring a series of things, including the air, water and the soil. At the end when everything is completed, we should end up with a community and a site that is cleaner than it has ever been without hazard of radioactive or toxic materials being in the vicinity. We should therefore have an improved condition and improved environment for ail that live there and for future generations. This does not corne about by rnagic and therefore' the process' continues. Your opportunity to have input into it and to give us your concerns as well as your questions and suggestions is now. -Use the uWalint Ads in the Orono Times Just a phone oeil away 983-5301 1O UR CK HILDREN t IS ALL YEAR ROUND J a son looks forward to bis visits withthei( Easter.Seal nurse. Shès a fiendto turn to for advice and information The nurses work with physically disa bled children and their families in commu- nities throughout Ontario. They coord inate services and provide consultation on rehabilitation programs -and equipment, transportation and parent relief. The Easter Seal nurse makes sure our children get the care they need, al ck year ong. Your Easter Seal Ba a dollars work liard ... fighter. 12 months a ear Ydar round. u Serving chi/dren ivith )hv.sieu/ ldisahiùelss.ilice 192_5 Box 217, Bowmanville, Ontario LI C 9Z9 The Rotary Club of Bowmanville is an Agent of the Ontario Society for Disabled Children to raise fnsnecessary for the children through the Easter Seal Campaign. There are currently 51 disabled children in thie Town of Newcastle. "Every donation helps children with physical disabi1it1e:ý" Mail Your Enivelope, Today We Support the Easter Seals!, Com pliments of: J. R. 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