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Tender Tootsies Are you tired, run down, stressed out, maybe it's ali your feet! Your feet are the most abused part of the body, don't neglect them, they carry you through ya'urlife. Try soaking them once a week for 15 - 20 minutes _- add 1/2 cup of epsom .saîts ta the water, afterwards massage with olive ail. For cold feet - mix cayenne pepper and corn starch together (ratio 1: 1) and sprinkle on tops and bottoms of feet before putting on your socks, they'll stay toasty warm for hours. Maybe a reflexology treatment is what yOur feet need. But _did you know that reflexalogy does more than just make your feet feel good. Reflexology is based on the ancient premise that energy flows in zones through the body. The Chinese and Egyptians have practîced it for thousands of years. When reflex points on Uic Mosport Park sets 1994 season's schedule Attention,' parents! Thbere are many things coming up at Newtonville Public school that should be of interest to you. First of all, Mrs. Fisher, librarian for Newtoniville Public, is. offering an opportunity for parents to enjay the new "Borrow a Bag" programn. The program ailows parents to enjoy resource materials purchased especially for the task of parenting. Ten bags have been Crad which are available for a two wee-k lan period. The bags cover a range of topics from parenting, to divorce, to de aling with grief, to family storybook rea ding, and more., If you would like ta borrow any bag, just send a note with your child to Mrs. Fisher or Mrs. Gallagher explaining which bag you would like to borrow. When it becomes available it will be sent home to you with your child. If you have a child that will be attending kindergarten in the next school year, pleasebe advised: that kindergarten registration for Newtonville Public will be held on Tuesday, February 22, from 9:00 am to 12:00 pm, and from 1:0pm to 3: 00 p.m. For those entering Junior Kindergarten., they must be four years of age by, December 3 1, 1994. For those entering Senior Kindergarten they must be five years of age by December 31, 1994. Please make sure you remnember ta bring the following with you: Birth certificate- (or registration); current tax form; immunization; health card number. On February 18, ail parents are invited to attend the annual Public' Speaking Competition. It is te be held in the school gymn starting at 1:00 pmn. -Students selected f-rm grades 4,5, and 6 will compete. The- winner will then proceed ta the Legion Competition. If you have driven by the school lately you may have noticed the large sign on the front of the school with the huge thermomneter on it. A fund raising committee has been organized and they are currently seeking donations from' businesses throughout the area. They are hoping to meet their goal of $ 15,000 in donations that wifl bc put toward a new playground structure. Parents are also reminded tliat if buses are cancelled on a hot lunch day, Uic bot lunch will be served the following bus day. On February 24, at 7:00 pm, there will bc a PTA meeting in the Newtonville Public School library. The schoal hopes that there will bc a number of resources for parents to examine regarding the Sex Education curriculum aimed at grades five and six. New member j oins Siting Task Force The Honourable A. Anne McLcllan, Minister of Natural Resources Canada (NRCa.n), announced recently the appointment of Charles Denis Hall, President of the Toronto- based Tech Team Management Ifc., as a member of the Siting Task Force, Low-level Radioactive Waste Management. Dr. Hall, who holds degrees in science and engineering, is a management consultant specializing in R&D, technical and fmnancial strategic issues. Dr. Hall was also president of Bell Northern Research for'five years as Chairman of Uic Board of the U.S. subsidiary. Minister McLellan noted, "Dr. Hall's contributions will assist the Task Force in producing consensus at both ends of the spectrum: corporate strategy, and detailed designs decisions." The Task Force la at present conducting a complex programn of site, technology and environ- mental assessment, incorporated 'Ia Phase 4 of the Co-operative -ý,ztinÈ; Process. Dr. Hall will bc working with the other four Task Force mnembers - Dennis Wood, chair, Glenn Curis, John Hubicki, and Dr. Anne Mildon. Together Uiey are implementing a consultative and voluntary process designed to site, with public acceptance, a long-term management facility for Canada's historic low level nuclear waste now located at tempor ary starage site in Port Granby, Welcome and Port Hope as well as Scarborough. Mosport park announced its 1994 seasofl schedule with its opening set for Victoria Day weekend in May. "It'hl, be an action packed summer with some new and unique series additions as well as the return of somne old favourites", said Mosport *President Harvey Hudes. ht was alsc> announced that Mosport -and Performance Racing News (PRN), Canada's only motorsport publication, have joined forces for the upcoming season. Performance Racing News (PRN) will be a presenting sponsor of Mosport's events this summer, both at the road course and the oval. The season kicks off with the Player's Ltd. 200 weekend presented by Performance Racing, News (PRN), on May 20, 21,22 and 23, which features North America's -oldest running road racing series, the Trans-Am Tour, celebrating its 29th year. Co-featured is the Player's Ltd./Toyota Atlantic Chaxnpionship. (the open wheel training around for future starts, which last season saw Jacques Villeneuve, and Claude Bourbonniais give everyone a run for their money), as well as the American Continental Championship for Formula 2000 cars. Races in the Michelin Enduroseries, Esso Protec/BF Goodrich Formula .1600seis and local regional classes Winl also bc seen. The newest addition to this weekend- is motorcycle racing on Monday. Superbikes along with national classes will take to the track and entertain the two wheeled crowd as well. Mosport' s fourth annual Vintage Classic, presented by Performance Racing News (PRN) June 3, 4, 5 will again feature the five to seven litre Can-Am cars, of yesteryear as well as a ful weekend of vintage racing. The ever popular "24 minutes of Mosport", a rendition of the famous 24 hour Le Mans start will also take place. "This weekend is a walk down memory lane for the Can-Am aficionado" said Hudes. "k brings back great memories and is surely a weekend nat to be missed by anyone looking for a nastalgic look back." The Toronto Star Wheels World Challenge weekend takes place on August 19, 20 and 21. This traditional weekend will feature two major endurance events including the SCCA World Challenge and the Michelin Enduroseries. Races in the SCCA American Continental Championship for Formula 2000 cars, the Dodge Shelby Pro Series, the Spec Racer Series and the Esso Protec Formula 1600 Series wiflalso be seen as well as local regional clusses. "Endurance races are always very interesting and they've become ,a favourite for our fans," states Hudes. "We're quite pleased that we are able to present these two highly competitive series this weekend. Theyll be very exciting to watch and along with all tie other races scheduled this weekend, we believe we've put together a very head,- hands and fret are stimulated using various forms of pressure techniques, trapped energy is released. Whben the energy la balanced Uic body seeks homeostasis and'natural heahing takesplace. Reflexology can help te reduce stress, release tension, create deep relaxation, improve circulation,' revitalize energy, balance the body's systems and much more. There are many good books available on reflexology,, you can learn how ta treat yourself and your family. Family reflexology la an excellent way ta enhance Uic blines of communication within a family. ,For more information contact your local reflexologist. Source available upon request. Note: Always consult yoùr dactor when in doubt about any medical condition. competitive and entertaining show for our fans." An interesting addition to the weekend is Sidecar racing. "Last season, they were a big hit during the Victoria 'bay Sprints Weekend," says Hudes, "so we've decided to bring themn back once again to entertaîn the fans." Next on the schedule is the SCCA Labour Day Nationals presented by Performance Racing News (PRN) taking place September 3, 4 and 5. It is Canada's only stop for SCCA National points to qualify for the runoffs at Mid Ohio. The weekend. includes Canadian regional classes as welL. The new'twist to the event is the addition of Formula One vintage cars retumning to Mosport for a reunion. "Formula One cars have not been seen on the Mosport circuit since 1977, and we know that the events of the past were very important to our fans," Hudes states. "They hold a special place ini their -hearts and in the history of. this faciity. We are delighted to be able to present these classic cars of yesteryear once again." The season closing event on October 8th and 9th - The Celebration of Motorsport presented by Performance Racing News (PRN), will feature a mixed bag of open and closed wheeled classes,, as well as events for Solo and Rally which bring togetiier all of the -various disciplines of motorsport on one single weekend. GOOD HEALTH - NATURALLY, by Sandra Topper, Cer . Reflexologist, Aromatherapist CORPORATIrON 0F THE MUNICIPALITY 0FCLARINGTON 40 TEMPERANCE STREET BOWMANVULLE9 ONTARIO LIC 3A6 1994 FIRST INSTALMENT 1994 INTERIM TAX NOTIC.E The FIRST INSTALMENT of the 1994 INTERIM TAX NOTICE 19 due for REALTY AND BUSINESS TAX First Instaîment PAYABLE FEBRUARY 25th, 1994 Please Pay Promptly to Avold Penalty If you have flot received your lnterim Tax Notice, please telephone the Mu nicipal Tax Off ice -at (905) 623-3379. 1994 Taxes- are PAYABLE at the locations detailed on the front of the Tax Notice. Failure to receive a Tax Notice does flot eliminate the responsibiîily for the payment 0ftaxes and penalty. R.L. Swan Tax Collector Date of Publication: Wednesday, February 16,1994PO.39 P.O. 3093