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Babies: Birth to One Year (NC)-Experts agree that babies need an assortment of toys. Since infants respond to smell, taste, sound, touch and sight, properly selected toys provide a small baby with opportunities to leamn about size, sbape, sound, texture and how things work. Choose toys that have pieces that are too large to swallow, are lightweight for handling and grasping, have no sharp edges or points, are brightly coloured and are non Ioxic:. Remnember to read the recommended age labels on packages carefully and uise ffhem as a guide when purchasing toys. Brightly coloured, lightweight toys of various textures timulate a baby's senses. For youngL infants, toys to look, at and listen to are best. Tom 's First Fun line is a superb raLnge of brilliant toys that are packed with colourful "thi ngamies" for your growing baby to squeak, squish, rattle, twist and push. Toys such as Tomy's Musical Magie Mirror and Moonlight Serenade com- bine safety, real educational value and plenty of fun. These members of the Howse, Tara Michie, Maureen Proceeds will benefit the Bowmanville Optimist Club Reed, Reed Colis, Mimi Howse, Waterfront Trail and the Optimist cooked pancakes and provide Henry Piekenbrock, Samn Ivanoff, Club- youth, programs in coffee and juice for the occasion. Jennifer bull, Ron Bull and Jeff Bowmanviile. Our thanlçs to Linda Bull, Clare Peirce for warming up a coid day. by Loma Miller Receives provincialfunds for Trail system Gord Mils, M.P.P., Durhamn East, presented cheques on behaif of the Provincial Govemment to both Mayor Diane Hamre, and Mr. Gary Herrema, chairman of the Region of Durham. The Municipaiity of Clarington received $259,938. The Region of Durham received $34,000. These amount, together with the $64,970 Clarington is to contribute and the $454,000 the Region bas slated for the Trail, fulfilled the partnership pledge between themn for the Trail funding. -The total cost of the Ciarington- Durham partnership will be $412,728. Ontario Hydro is participating by constructing a portion of the trail at the Darlington Generating Station. Private citizens have also granted public easement for the trail. N%-meastle Village native Pres.- Eleet of Nebraska University 1Dr. H. Doug Jose has been elected as President-Elect of the Academie Senate of the University of Nebraska-Lincoln' The Academic Senate is an elected body representîng the 1,500 faculty members at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. The Senate acts as the'officiai voice of the facuity and provides for the protection of academic freedom. Professor Jose wili be President-Eleet for 1994-95 and wiil automaticaiiy become President for the 1995-96 academic year. ,Jose is a native of Newcastle and is a son of the late Harry and Louise Jose. Me got his B.Sc. in Agriculture degree fro.m Macdonald Coliege of McGiii University in 1966. Me aiso has a Masters degree from the University of Massachusetts and a Ph. D., in agricultural economics, from Oklahoma State University. Me was on the faculty of the University of Saskatchewan from 1974 to 1980 and bas been at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln since 1980. He is a Professor of Agricuitural Economics and an Extension Farm Management Speciaiist. 1Jose received the "Excellence in Priogramming" Award from the Nebraska Cooperaive Extension Service in 1985 and 199. Mis major areas of interest include farm profitability and financial managemient, risk management and strategie planning, and estate and business planning. In addition, he has international experience in New Zealand, Bulgaria and the former Soviet republic of Kirghyzstan. Want Ads Work 983-5301 Tomyi's Animal Bumper)Cs dand Soft Busy Bear are ideal for grasingwen theý baýby is ready to hioid objcts. Soft dIoils or stuffed animalý ismde of non- toxic materiails are fiin 1«) tnuc:h aid hug but are flot designed for suicking and cbewing. A baby wbo is sitting up is ready for blocks. with pictures or bright colours. NestIing cups or boxe\s and stacking rings are aýls;o favouitrites. Bablies at this age wýýil]i enjoy Tomny's Stack'n Play Ark aod Castie Play Blocks,. Balis and pushl-p)Ull toys are good choices when a bb can crawl and walk. Ton\ , and Plinis designed to help you prov fi t et play opportun ities for -vonrct l n ofr soute suggestions to guide you widh your toy shopping. THE CATERING CONNECTION SOCIAL CATERERS Our SpecialÎty Family Style Roast Beet Dinner Weddings Anniversaries - Business Functions Hockey Basebal Bowling Banquets HOT - COU) - BUFFETS FRED, PATRICIA, RODNEY STORSBERGEN Box 416, Orono, Ont. LOB iMO 983-9679 GOING ON A TRIP??? GE1TING MARRIED??? Planning a Special Evening on the Town for Dînner; the Theatre or the Big Game??? HOURG1fVS I Limousine Service will get you there and back in safety, com fort and style. CALL TO RESERVE EARLY PUBLIC NOTICE TO ITS CITIZENS At its meeting held on April 11, 1994, the Council of the Municipality of Clarington passed a resolutionwhich states that once each quarter, one regularly scheduled Council meeting wiIl be held at a suitable location in either Ward 1 or Ward 3. Accordingly, the Council meeting scheduled to be held on Tuesday, October 11, 1994, at 7:00 p.m.,,wiII be held at the Newcastle Town Hall, in the Village of. Newcastle. The Public Notice previously advertised for the proposaI to pa by-law authorizing the sale of the road, allowance closed by By-law 89-63 (Part of Clarke Street, Plan 40R-15760) will also be held on October 11, 1994, at the Newcastle Community Hall. ---% U MIG CPALITY OF ONTARIO Date of Publication: -Wednesday, October 5, 1994 Patti L. Barrie, A.M.C.T. Clerk Municipality of Clarington 40 Temperance Street Bowmanville, Ontario Li C 3A6 P.O. 5030 1O~ O~ono W~eI4yT~mes~ W.d~ieuday~ O~tob.r 5,1994' Volunteers raisefundsfor Waterfront Trail