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( 0Orono Wee>klyT imesý Wedrinesday, May 7, 1997 ) Newcastle Public students plant shrub for Arbodr Day honours with thé shovel is dition that goe@ back many student Nicolas Gregg- miany years. Mris. Hoogkamip DeVries. Representing the pointed out thgt there are horticulture society are Nerda trees around where the old Hoogkamp and Angela Dey. school stood that were plant- Plantine a trees on Arbour ed by parents of today's stu- Day is a Newcastle School tra- dents. National Police Week The Durham Regional' Police Service will be cele- brating its success as a com- munity partner during NATIONAL POLICE WEEK scheduled May il th to i 7th, 1997. This Police Service is constantly working together with the community, and this is their chance to share this partnership with the citizens of Durham Region. Displays will be heldthroughout the Durham Region on the fol- lowing dates and times: In 26 division they kick off Police Week one day early, wîth a display of their Mobile Command Unit which high- lights various units of the Durham Regional Police Service. The unit can be seen at the Uxbridge municipal parking lot on Saturday, May luth between 9:30 a.m. and 12 noon. From here the dis- play will move to the Lachami Centre on Queen Street in Port Perry and can be viewed on Saturday afternoon between 1 p.m. and 3:30 p.m. Please contact either Const. Sam Fox or Const. Doug Parker at ext. 2672 for further information and times. In Clarington, beginning Tuesday, MayI 3th to Friday, May l6th, a display will be held in the Bowmanville MaIl. This wilI lead to the Safe Kids Community Day in Bowmanville, which will be celebrated on Saturday, June 7th. For further details on the Police Week display in 16 division, please contact Const. Mike Marks at ext. 1687. In Oshawa, the displays will be held in the Oshawa Centre and in the ion Jenkins Room at the Durhamn Regional Police Headquarters. The Oshawa Centre dis- play will have a youth print program, the police puppet patrol, and on Saturday, May lta full day dedicated to young people, with bicycle registrations and a bicycle rodeo being held. For more information on the Oshawa Centre display contact Const. Dave Morton at ext. 1704. 1The Jon Jenkins Room in 1 7 division will have the his- tory of policing in the Durham Region with informa- tion and displays available. For further information on the Jon Jenkins Room display contact Const. Pat Judges at ext. 1739. Durham Regional Police Service will also be involved in other events during the week such as a reading circle with the students of South Simcoe Public School. Deputy Chief Bob Jarvest and Mayor Nancy Diamond will join the circle at the Oshawa Centre display at 1:30 p.m. on Tuesday, May 13th. On Wednesday, May 1 4fl at 9 a.m., the winner of the Junior Police Chief for a Day contest wîll be swomn in. This will take place in the Boardroom of the Durham Regional Police Headquarters at 77 Centre St. N. in Oshawa. Dur-ing the day the new Chief will tour the police facilities and make appearances at most of the displays. For further information please contact Const. Colin Shaw at ext. 1706. Look fo r a major announcement sometime dur- ing Police Week from Deputy Chief Jarvest about the Canine unit. Ail of these events reflect their success in the "Police Week" theme, "Working Together as a Community". Mother's Day is Sund.ay, May 11. Telefloras Rose Garden Teapot Bouquet features beattiful fresh flowers in a distinctive teapot keepsake. Cratted of hand-painted white cerarnic, this tunctional teapot teatures sculpted roses and a stem-Iike handie. To send this lovely Teleflora gift almost anxohere in Canada or the US., call or visit or shop. The Apple Blossom Shop Orono 983-9656 Oshawa 433-2515 Do you have an apartment in your house? The Municipality of Clanington has recently passed 2 by-laws ta regulate apartments-in-houses. To help you to understand the regulations, 2 pamphlets have been prepared. One Pamphlet provides some background information in the form of questions and answers. The second pamphlet high- lights safety requirements. You may obtain these pamphlets from the Planning Department at the Municipal Administration Centre in Bowmanville. If you have any questions or wish to apply for registration, please contact the Planning Department at 623-3379. Registration of your apartment-in-house is manda- tory. Please help us to ensure the safety of those living in an apartment-in-house. MUNICIPALITY 0F (1ar&nglon ONTARIO Date of Publication WVednesdlay, May 7, 1997 PO. 5474 Clark Family, 0 0 Chirc>practic Cen t ret Practice of Chiropractic & Acupuncture WHAT DO CIHROPRACTORS DO? What do chiropractors do? Let me tell you. We ùnprove your golf swing, your back hand and your slap shot. We help you maintain your youth, vigour and zip. We put a spring in your step and clarity in your thoughts. We maximize your mobility, independence and freedom. We help you to stay able to play with your children and grmndchildren. What else do chiropractors do? Chiropractors provide "disabiity insurmnce". We increase your job security by making sure'you are able to phys- ically perform your job. This helps your eaming potential and improves your chances for promotion. Whether we work on the Uine, write poetry by hmnd, wave a baton in front of an orchestra or play for the Leafs we are ail profes- sional athietes and earn our living with our physical abilities. By maintaining physical health we maintain our ability to financially provide for our families. What-other benefits cmn be gained with chiropractie? We improve your social life. Without those headaches you no longer need to cancel dates with your friendsanmd famnily. You cmn now enjoy that visit to the opera, or trne with your children, or a hockey gaine. Cmn chiropractie care give you more energy? Yes. Without that shoulder, neck or Iower back pain you wil sleep better and wake up refreshed. That in tomn wil have positive effects for other areas of your life. Imagine, hav- ing more stamina for ail of those activities you enjoy. Wat about sports mnd leisure activities? Yes, you will enjoy them more too. Your skating ability will improve as your stride mnd rmnge of motion improve. That weak baekhmnd wil become more powerful once that stiffness in your shoulder mnd elbow disappear. How would you like thirty more yards out of your driver? That is what chiropractors cmn do for you. Cmn chiropractic help prepare me for a better retirement? Unfortunately, some people work hard ahl of their lives to provide themnselves with a retirement only to have it robbed by arthritis, aches mnd pains. If your joints are functioning better there is less chance of devcloping arthritis. If you have arthritis already, the symptoms cm be reduced and even eliminated. Cmn chiropractors do ail of this? Really, we cmn only do one thing - improve the function of your musculoskeletal system. The benefits of enhmnc- ing and maintaining the health of your spine, muscles and skeleton are listed above. Choose a benefît that applies te, you. There are mmny dedieatcd ehiropractors in Clarington ready to help yoo achieve your hcalth goais. Caîl one today and get baek into ife. Dr. Clark practises chiropractie and acupuncture in the Village ofNewcastle Ilis number is 987-9900. Beth Beranger's grade 1- 2 class plant a shrub on May lst - Arbour Day. The hon- eysuckle shrub which was provided by the horticultural soclety was planted in "The Bug Place" at Newcastle Public School. Doing the