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Oma, Woeldy Tlms~, Wedn.mday, May 2~ I UOB - T Lots of elbow grea se and polish Jennifer Burney and Bob last Staurday at the Armstrongs Mercer's Garage tow truck when Casey of the Town of Newcastle IGA poarking lot. Some 60 cars, through the process towards a Concert band play their part in the vans, trucks and the above new shine. Car Wash in aid of th4 band held St. Stephen's Secondary plan family outing The St. Stephen's Secondary New School Committee is organizing a family outing on Sunday, May 30 at St. Stephen's (corner of Lamb's Rd. and Concession St. E., Bowmanvüle). Mass is at 1 p.m., followed by tours and games. Bring your own picnic. Ail welcome. For more information, call 623-3990. Newcastle Library offering Eager Reader Club Due to the success of past years, the Newcastle Public Library is pleased to offer the Eager Reader Clubagain this summer. The programn is designed for primary school, children (grades 2-6) who need to practise their reading skills over the summer. This program will be offered at the Bowmanville Branch and the Newcastle Village Branch. Registration hogins June 1 and spaces are limited. Cail 623- 7322 or -987-4844 for more information. We stili need high school student volunteers tee! This is an excellent opportunity te gain work experience. Letters of reference will ho supplied upon completion of the programn. Vision and Hearing Screening Clinic Parents in Durham Region who have children registering for Kindergarten in the Northumberland -and Newcastle Board of Education,'1993-1994 school year, are invited to a Vision and Hearing Screening Clinic. Registered nurses from the Durham Region Health Departmnent will be conducting Vision and Hearing Screening Clinics in various locations in lat.e spring. Parents wilI ho provided with information to assist in booking an appointment to attend the clinic during registration at the school. If a child's visionlhearing has been tested within the past year, or an appointment is scheduled'in the near'future, attendance at the screening dlinic is not required. This screening is only offered to children before they enter school. The purpose of the screening clinic 15 10 identify any vision or hearing problems which may affect/interfere with a child's learning abilities.1 Once identified, corrective measures can ho taken. In -addition to vision and hearing screening, parents are requested 10 bring their child's immunization record to the school- on registration day or to the screening clinic. Immunization information is essential, as required under the Immunization of School Pupils Act, R.S.O. 1990, cI.1, Section 8 (1). To arrange an appointment, please contact Bowmanville Health Department at 623-2511. Camp registration now underway The YWCA is geared up for Spring and Summer! The YWCAs Spring and Summer 1993 and Summer Camp registrations are now underway. Don't miss out on the spring fun. We offer programs for pre- school, children's dance, youth and adult fitness and aduit workshops. Registration is limited. Summer Camp registration is on-going. We are offering five different camps this summer for ages threeý years 10 sixteen years. Adventure Camp, Orono Camp, and Kinder Camp will ho offered, as well as a Counsellor in Training youth camp and a Babysitter Training Camp. Summer Fitness wil ho offered for adults and Linedancing or Intense Aerobics if the demand exisîs. Registration for summer fitness is necessary hofore the end" of May. Summer Camp registration has begun and sports are lîmited. A -family discount is available. Telephone 623-9922 for more' details on summer programming. 'Lost and Found"e2 exhibit to beheld at Visual Arts Centre In recognition of United Nations World Environment Week, the Visual Arts Centre is pleased to present an exhibition of artwork produced from found objects and recycled materials. Elementary school students have been invited to participate in the Upstairs Gallery Show, where pieces may ho entered on a first- come basis, up 10 approximately 100 works. The Mill Gallery will feature an exhibition of artists' work based upon the related theme of rethinldng the environent. The Exhibit will take place from May 30 to June 12 with a reception being held on Saturday, June 5th from 2 - 4 p.m. and a potluck and performance from 5 p.m. Support for thîs project bas been provided by Environment Canada7s Youth Action Fund, the Lions Club of Bowmanvi le, Strike, Salmers and Furlong, and Furham Region Works Department's Waste Reduction Section. For further information cal 623-583 1. Caregiver Support Group Are you caring for an aging and/or debilitated family member at home or ini an institution? Do you feel isolated and distressed? Would you. like to meet other people in your position, to learn about helpful agencies, to share experiences, concemrs, frustrations and even laugh a little with those who really understand how you feel? We are a Caregiver Support Group. We meet at Trinity United Church (Bowmanviile), Church & Division Streets, on the second Monday- of each month at 1:30 p.m., Join us for our upcoming meeting in June. For further information caîl Janice Kroft at 623-4123. Access to Lake Ontario for boaters and anglers This.year.the boat launch ramp at the Bowmanville Harbour- Conservation Area will be open until September 7th for boaters and anglers wanting access to Lake Ontario via the Bowmanville Creek. Permits for the launch will ho required starting May lSth. Permits may bc purchased from the Authority Office at 100 Whiting Avenue, Oshawa or from the Bowmanville Harbour Conservation Area after May 14th. 1The ramp is located off of West Beach Road, follow signs from Liberty Street, south of Hlighway 401 in Bowmanville. Durham Fiel.d Naturalists meeting The Durham Region Field Naturalists will hold its next meeting, Monday, May 3lst, 1993 at 7:30 p.m. at the Northview Public Library, Ritson Rd. and Beatrice Street East, Oshawa. "Mystery Night" Slide Presentation of People, Place and Things! New members welcome! Canadian Mental. Health 33rd Annual Meeting The Canadian Mental Health Association/Durham Branch invites you to attend their 33rd Annual General Meeting te be held Tuesday, June Ist, 1993,. 7:00 p.m. at the Michael Starr Building (ground floor conference centre), 33 King St. W., Oshawa. Bonnie Pape, CMHA National's Director of Programs will be speaking on "Reasonable accommodation in the workplace and educational system for people with serious mental, problems". Please R.S.V.P. te Marie at 436-8760. As well the Mental Health Association is updating its Directory of SeIf-Help Groups in Durham Region. Ahl groups currently listed' must cail or mail in any changes by June 25. New groups that would like to ho listed in the 1993/94 Directory must contact our Public Education office at 416-436-8760 by the June 25th deadline. Red Cross Annual Meeting The 1993 Annual General Meeting of The Canadian Red Cross Society'Oshawa Branch wil ho held on Wednesday, June 2, 1993, starting at 7 p.m. at Hilsdale Manor Auditorium, 600 Oshawa Blvd. Nort.h. Everyone is welcome. Please cail the Red Cross at 723-2933. Epilepsy Durham monthly meeting Epilepsy Durham will hold its monthly meeting Tuesday, June 8, 7:00 p.m. at the Kinsmen Centre, 109 Coiborne Street West, Oshawa. "Family Night' is always f'un for ail ages. Clown, Puppet Show, Face Painting, Sing-a-long, Prizes an so much more, so for a good time be sure to join in. Ail are welcome. For further, information cal 666-9926. This is the last meeting of the season ýso 'sece you in September'. Durham Christian H.S. ready to Golf On Saturday, lune 26, 1993 Durham Christian High School wil ho hosting their First Annual Golf Tournament at the Winchester Golf Club. The tournament will be offering various Hole-In-One prizes which include: a new car compliments of Ontario Motor Sales, a cruise, and many more. Lunch will be provided for ail participants and golfers will have the opportunity to win from a large selection of prizes. For ticket information and a tee-off trne contact (416) 623- 5940. Durham Christian High School is celebrating 25 years of providing quality Christian Education for students from Victoria, Northumberland and Peterborough counties and from throughout the Durham Region. *11ý/ï ln iiiveisaiy 25th PORT PERRY CANGE THE NONQUON June 5th, 8-10 start NONQUON TRIATHLON June,6th 10 a.m. start For Info.: 416-985-7014 & Celebration Centre Our 3 rd Aniversary Sale, is, Here!!! 3 days - May 27, 28, 29. 3 discontinued gowns- $333 each (regular - $1450, $940, $875) 33% off .. '-Gloves SSelected hats'& headpieces ~"Selected ring bearer pillows Many-More Specials Free Draws! Refresments! Vanstone Mill corner of King & Scugog Bowmanville J623 - 0351 Places to Go