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OronoWe1d~rhnea~ edn.taFbmuarî 23,109- Toastrnasters in competition Environmental Staff changes Fair May 14 The Environental Fair which is moving from Clarington to Oshawa this yean is being held on Saturday, May 14th froni the hours of 9:30 a.m. until 3 p.m. The fair is being held in the Jubilec Pavilion at the lakefront in Oshawa. Admission has been set at $O.00 The theme for the event is "Holistic Health". Green to-day - Healthy Tomorrow. Those wishing te enter a booth in the fair are being asked te have their entry in prior to April lSth. Last Friday'evening the Toastmasters'of Bowmanville held their club competitions to select speakers from the club to compete in the area competition being hosted this year by the Bowmanvile Club. Pictured above are the winning contestants in the three categories: Henry Lise, speaking on Evaluation, Sher Leetooze, speaking in the International category and Fred Archibald, Cobourg bends an ear with Tait Tales. These winners wil speak in the same categories on March 8th. The area involves two clubs other than Bowmanville, Peter- borough and Lindsay. The winners from the March 8th competition will compete in the District competition where again contestants can present their sanie speech as in the previous competitions. Contestants must enter a new speech if they advance past the district competition. Detox decision being left Up to Ministry of Environment Detox Environmental Ltd. with a plant located on Bennett Road in Clarington han revised its application to the Ministry of Environment and Energy elirnin- ating the comnponent of waste processing which had been part of a former application., The firm had made application in 1992 to establish a waste processing and transfer facility on its Bennett Road location. At the time the Town of Newcastle noted that the application conformed to both the Officiai Plan and the Com- prehensive Zonmng By-law. At the tume however the municipality called for a hearing to be held by the Environmental Assessment Board so0 that those in opposition to the plan could air their views. With the withdrawal of the processing operation the committee is recommending that Match & Win event at- Oshawa Ski Hill SAGA (Save The Ganaraska Agaîn) committee with the co- operation of the Oshawa Ski Club are to hold a "Match and Win" Ski event at the hill east of Kirby on March 19th andi 20th.' The event will get underway at 10 a.m. and anyone is entitieti to the request for a hearing under the Environmental Assessment Board bc withdrawn. The recent staff report notes that the Town does not have the expertise, to consîider the application and that the issue should be left te the expertise of the Minstry of the Environment. The Ministry will review the technical documents submitted by Detox and will determine if the company should be granted a Certificate of Approval. John Kiel of Detox speaking to council members stated that material would not be stored on site for more than ten days and that by law had te be removed withmn 90 days. The staff report noted that there are about 60 businesses and industries in Bowmanville alone that have somne storage of chemicals or chemnical waste. enter the contest with good prizes being offered. The Match and Win contest is one in which the skier is only in competition with hlm or herself. They first complue a marked run down the hilI and, then on their second mun, over the same course, are te endeavour to match the same tue as the original mun. 1 It is a sporting event for any age, any ability and it not a matter of the speediest. Entry fee is set at $4.00 for the dates of March 19th and 20th. The Toastmasters of Bow- manville have a membership of over twenty and meet at the St. Johns Anglican Church in Bowmanvile. Members at the recent meeting were called upon to outline what they feit were the advantages in their membership with Toast- masters. Most of the replies pointed to, building confidence ini self and in speaking and how this, was an advantage ni their work. Jailed for growing marijuana Bradley Casemore, Bowm-anville, a former Ontario Hydro worker, has been sentenced to 45 tinys in jail. The sentencing resulteti froin growing three marijuana plants ini a set- aside building at the Darlington Nuclear Generating plant in 1992. $- 0$IO0OOFF ANY LEER CROWN TRUCK CAPS ALI G IBED LINERS ONLY $ 19900 IVAUID ONLY WITH L THIS COUPON EXP. MAR. 31/94 at Clarke A number of staff changes have been made at Clarke High School over the recent months.* Mr. Ron Wells has retired froni Clarke High School after being at the school for a period of 34 years. Everyone wishes him well in his retrement. Mr. Dave Dobson, counsellor at Clarke has, moved to East Nýorthumberland Secondary School, Brighton, as head of counselling. Mr. Bill Schoefield has left Clarke High School andi is taking up duties at the Centre of Individual Studies, Campbellford Campus. Ms. Kristine DiII has taken up a full-time position at Clarke being the prograni tcacher fer Alternative Education. UMINUM & FIBRE 1LASS RUNNING BOARDS OLEARANCE SALE )OD PROTECTORS ONLY A FEW LEFT' m - - - - KNOINGENOUGH TO GET YOUR LICENCE ISN'T ENOUGH. Young Drivers teaches you the most advanced emergency maneuvers of any driving course. You'11 learn life-saving techniques like brake-and-avoid and threshold braking. Everything you need to know to drive accident-free. .... That's what makes Young Drivers 3 y r one of the best driver trainig prograins in North Ameica. ~ ~The YD program is not availabLeai any high school Young Drivers of Canada ~"' - We teach you more than how ta pass your driver~s test. 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