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Sod turning at new St. Ste phen's High School site -"Joy" marked the May 6 mieetïing of Bowmianville Toastmnasters. Chiairman To as tmnaste r 1renile Konzelmann hiad chosen "Hlappiness Is. ." as hier theme. Toastmiaster Mike Sulivanfod happiness in 'bis golden rer 1ve ap.py. Toastmiaster Carol Wonnaeoit said that hiappiness was heîng ~wi family and friends. Chairman Konizelmianin stated that happiness develops froml conitentmnent wvith ones life and place. Our attitudes colour whiether we are happy or not. The best speaker Toastmaster Marek inspired us with a talk entitled "F irst Things First". - Shie was encouraging us Io take stress Out of our lives by prioritizing our tasks. Th'le entire mreeting was a joy. Much infectious laughter rippled through the assembly. A proof thatlearning takes place more effectively in a happy positive enviropment. H-appiness is belonging to BowmavilleToastmnasters. Jolinuis any ýTuesday, evening 7:30 to 9:30 at "The Informration Centre Darling- tlon Hlydro". For more infor- m'ation please cal, Irene Konzelmann at 983-9423 Orono. PUBPELIC NOTICE The Trillium Foundation is presenting the first annual Caring Communities Award this October and is looking for candidates and applications from commrrunities across Ontario. The award seeIs to locate and celebrate those communities that shine light on the future, a future where people feel a sense of belonging and responsibility to each other and are active participants in their own destinies. The award is open to communities across Ontario, including neighbourhoods, towns, cities, counties and/or groups with shared characteristics. The î rillium Foundation is looking for community-wide efforts from groups such as schools, businesses, health care providers, volunteer organizations, .and community leaders. If you would like to nominate a group or would like more information, please contact the Trillium Foundation at (416) 961-0194 or 1-800-263-2887. Submissions must be received by June 1997. ONTARIO Date of Publication Wednesday, May 14, 1997 D. Hutton Clerks Dept. Munieipality of Clarington 40 Temperance Street, Bowman'ville, Ontarlio Li C 3A6 P.O.#6 741 (cofltinued from page 2) even dangerous. They are a classic example of the oppo- nents of federalism. Reform- ideology is, by their own admission, about empower- ing the provinces. Granting control of federal jurlsdictions to the provinces will resuit in the inimediate destructionl of the universality Canadians are proud of. Reform ideology is flot compatible with my country. We would becoine the Iaughlng stock of the rest of the world. I cannot sit back and watch while the Reforma and Conservati(re ideo1logy is poised to tarnish and malign our great cou ntry. The Liberal, Reformn and Conservative Party are not perfect, each has good and poor policies wvîItin their lec- tioni portf ,olîo. Surely, the Reform and Conservative ide- oilogy is as transparent to youi as it is to me. Louis MacPherson 19 Glen Hill Dr., 'Whitby, On LIN 6Z8 Martin spent some time mnaln-streetlng in downtown Bowmanville. Martin told Alex Shepherd his cauipaign wýs in great shape, at least it wàs before he went main-«: streeting. Martin said in bis speech, 'The platform has been set, the inifistruicture is in place. The greatest issue before Canadians now, is who will complete the job? Who do Canadians trust to, take themi hiome?" Martin went on to- say. the Tories will take us back to the recession, Reform will take us back to the Dr. Angi (continued from page 1) the courtesy and goodwill you have extended in our professional relationship and hope this feeling is mutual, and may continue. Dr. Angi states he would be glad to co ntinue to provide his,' medical service to his existing patients out of the Oshawa Cinic office. Existing patients are asked to contact the Orono .office if they wish to have their clinical records moved to the new office. A RIN