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10 - Orono Weekly Tùnesb W~dnesday, May 28~ 1997. Bowmanville rotary outline youth centre to council Paul Morris on behaîf of the Bowmanville Rotary Club outlinied to Clarington council on Monday evening a frame work in which a Clarington Youth Centre could operate. He outlined to coundil the help which was avaflable for such a program which could be undertaken in the former Fire/Court building. He said he -would hope that a pilot project could be started in September of this year and that funding was available froin numerous resources. He said satellite centres could be developed in areas outslde Bowmanville at a latter date. He spoke of support -from educators, police and the Oshawa/ Clarington Association for Conmunlty Living. It was stated that 0 s ha w a/ Cl1a r in gto n Association for Communlty Living along with the John Howard Society and Durhami Social Services will be making use of offices in t-he Flre/Court building and would be available for assistance to the Youth Centre. Mr. Morris told council that the initiative for the Youth Centre must corne from the youth themiselves. *the support is there for them. Council received the presentation and stated they will be willing to work with the parties lnvolved. Grade il students from the three area high schools: Bowmanvllle, Courtice and Clarke. Ab"out 350 year three students attended the conifer- ence at Durham College, Oshawa Campus. 'The stu- dents were given the oppor- t'unity of attending four work- shops aimed at helping them make more lnformedi deci- sions about post-secondary education, planning for the future, discovering scholar- ships and bursaries, and deveoping healthy relation- Big Brothers of Clarington tharik the community Big Brothers of C'lari ngton Travel, Health of Travel, would like to t-hank he com- ïD"isney Theatrical and Town miunity for another successful and Country Restaurant for Bowl For Millions Caxnpalgn. the prizes. Our goal for our 1 9th Thank you to Liberty Bowl Campaign was $20000 and for hosting Celebrity Day, w7.e are happy to announce Newcastle Bowling Lanes, t- that to date $20043 has been shirt sponsors and local raised for agency programs. newspapers for their excellent On Celebrity Day coverage. Thank you to the Saturdav. Februarv 22, 300 Bowl For Millions Committee bwescamie out to support Blïg Brothers of Clarlngton by bowling one game, wirining prizes and enjoylng refresh- ment.s. Another 75 partici- pants bowled during the week of February 15-22. Thanks to the many, many people who pledged money to these bowlers. Wfithout such partic- ipation fromn our community our goal would be unreach- able. Winners of the aduit prizes were Betty Samis and Rebecca Bunsnia. They were among approximately 100 bowlers who raised over $60 in pledges and tumed their money in by March 22. Thanks to Bowmanville v.oluniteers, under leadership of Ken Jansmna, for their hard work lrom OctLober to April to make this fundraiser a suc- cess. Big Brothers of Clarlngton depends largely on the Clarington community for its fùnding. Th-e agency does not receive government funding and 18% of our frnding fromn the Uined Way. The remain- der of Big Brothers fundirig Is secured from Bowl For Millions and the fundraisers held throughout the year. Thanks to everyone in Clarington for supporting our I 9th Bowl For Mllions Caxnpaigu and your support throughout the year. ships. Excellenit guest speak- ers from the three communi- ties, indluding former students, were on hand to offer words of advice, encour- agement and support. The target group of Grade il stu- dents benefited from hearing upo-to-date information about post-secondary education and careers for the new econ- omy. The positive feedback from the stýudent evaluations verifted the success of the day! 1og:rie Register for Summrer Adventure Camp 1997 TODAY' SESSIONS: June 30to Julyl .... 190 JuIy 14 to JuIy25 .$121.00 JuIy 28 to Aug. 8 ..... *$1 09.00 Aug. 11 to Aug. 22 ...$121.00 The camp wiII operate on Tuesday, JuIy 1, 1997 or Monday, August 4, 1997. AGES: 6 to 12 Years Ail camps are booked first corne first serve. For more information on how to register, please cali the Community Services Departmerltat 623-3379. ONTARIO ' Scott Rose, Cierk Municipalfty of claringtoni Dates of Publication: 40 Temperanoe St. May 28, June 4, Bawmanvlle Lic 3A6 1997 PO. #6756 Ganaraska pine Iogs go to the highest bld The Ganaraska Reglon revenue would be under the Conservation Authority $60,000.00 figure. openedi tenders for the sale 'The Authorïty will also be of pinje logs at their recent opening tender bids for the meeting. .- purchase of 1000 38 A total of 11, 100 red pine centimeter circumnference thinning logs ranging from logs on June 18th. 22 to 28 centimeters in l3oth cuttings are of' circumiference were this year plantation Red pine. offered for sale by tender. The Àuthorityv has asked The high bid of $87,250.00 the bldder to exercise care w%.as accepted fromr the firmý in the logging undertaking of Ben Hokumn & Son of so as to do the least damnage Killaloe. There were four possible. It is the intent of tenders ranging fromn the Authority to monitor the $64,072.00 to $87,250.00. loggmng practice. It had been estimated that 2FUNERAL SERVICES PRE-ARRANGED AND PREPAID Funeral Directors Paul R. Morris Robert E. WNilliamns Gary/ M. Conway Doug R. Ruthierfordl DAWNS Casual Clothing for Ladies and Men 5 King Street East, Newcastle, Ontario Dawni Dubeau - Owner 987-3741 Corne see Our "Fat ber-'s Day"i Specials and enter a free draw to win a $40 Gift Certificat%-e F DAWN'S . i Ca.stai Cloth:niýg for Ladies andMAeni nI off 10%7Of L.--(Regular priced items with coupon) Kit McAleese introducing the guest panelists for the workshop enitled " Earn and Learn for Big bucks". From far left: like Altenstad, Durham College Skîlls Training ýCentre, George Yarwood, Apprentîceship Branch-i, and Paul Rouen, Rouen Moulds. The Life After OSSD '97 conference sponsored by the Northumberland- Clarington Board of Education held Friday, M-vay 9 was enýjoyed by KENDAL ORANGE HALL 15 Church St, Kendal TUESDAY Starting May 6th * 7:00 p.m. Eveiyone Welcomie! For more information please cati Roberta (905) 571-4852