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RONO WEEKLY TIMES S ervi g E st larng on an e- * ie 1937 650 GST incluod Wednesday, Sep tember 3, 1997 Officalre-opening of S-tutt's Pharmacy Mayor Hamrre cuts the ribbon for the officiai re- operlng of Stutt's Pharmacy, in Orono on Thiursday momlng of last week. She brought best wi»shes from the Municipalityto the new owners. Mr. and Mrs. TDino Monitopoli. Pictured above (left te right), are Linda Bunton, Tinio Montopoli,- Mayor Friends of Second MVarsh get financial boost from racing team Diane Hamnre, Chrs Maloley, Marci Richafïds, Helga Broadbent, Leta MonItopoli and Fred TippiflS. According to Tino, the opening with a geat sucess. Happenings. PANCAKE BREAKFAST The Orono Firefighters Association Annual Pancake Breakfast, September 6th, If00 a.m. - 10:30 a.m. Location Orono Fire Station #3. LIBRARV ANNOUNCES NEW REGULAR HOURS Clarke Branch 983-5507 - Tuesday and Wednesday 12 noon - 8 p.m.; Thursday, 10 a.mn. - 6 p.m.; Friday 12 noon - 5 p.m. and Saturday 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. AUDITIONS The Bowmanville Drama Worshop will be holding auditions for their upcoming Fali Play "As limie Goes On". This is a musical/comedy and will be directed by Judy Bagshaw. The adi- tions wilI be held at the Bowmanville High School Auditorium on Wednesday, September 1lOth, 7:00 p.m., for teenagers aged 13 and up and 8:00 p.m. for aduits. Singing ig required. Please call Kathy at 623-2973. GOLF TOURNAMENT Big Brothers of Clarington's Golf Tournament, sponsored by Equion Securitieý Canada Limited, Friday, September 12, 1997 at Bowmanville Golf & Country Club, $1 00.00 per per-, son. Call 905-430-6056, ext. 226 to confirm attendance and book tee off time of cal623- 6646 for information. Limited ticketsavailable. OUTDOOR ARTS & CRAFTS SHOW The Bowmanville Museum, at 37 Silver Street, will be holding their Annual Outdêor Arts & Crafts Show on Saturday, September 6th, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. It is held on our front lawn and we draw a large crowd every year. Crafts of ail kinds are represented. Admissipn if free. The cost to rent a table is only $1 5.00 for one table or $20.00 for two. For mord informa- tion or to receive an application form please caîl the Museum office at 905-623-,734. REGISTER NOW FOR AIDS WALK CANADA IN DURHAM The Durham 5 km. walk will take place on Sunday, September 28, 1997 starting from Memorial Park, Oshawa ai 12 noon Registration forms, for those who wish to collect pledges and walk in the annual AIOS WALK CANADA, are now available for pick up from the AIDS Committee cf Durham.. Please caîl for more information 905-665-0051. As Planet Earth Motorsports' car zoomed past the checkered flag at Mosport Saturday night, their "Friends" were on board, enjoying the ride. -Driver Will Nonnamaker took fifth place in the Spe edvisio-n Cup race for stock sports cars in bis blue and green Mazda MX-6s. Nonnamaker will donate 10% of the approximately $2,200 (Cdn.) purse to friends of Second March 'whîch is restoring the Oshawa wetland and working te enhance its watershed. The North Canton, Ohio, racing team, formed by Nonnamnaker to demonstrate environmnentally friendly products and practices, selects organizations like Friends of Second Marsh in each area in which it com- petes as a co-beneficiary in ifs missions Nonnamaker said that other teams at events like the Labour Day Mosport Festival of racing and rock music are starting to take notice of their efforts, which include using recycled engine oil, gr eatly reducing fuel spilîs, recycling tires and cleaning and reusing rags from the pit area. Nonnamaker conceived Planet Earth Motorsports, a division of Phoenix Promotions Inc., while at Miami University of Ohio in 1993. Today, his effort is sup- ported by JWI and DMP cor- poration. JWI is the world's largest manufacturer of pres- sure liquid/solid filtration equipment, which reduces the release of contaminants. DMP uses several types of equipment, including JWI's, to develop treatment systems for manufacturers. Second Marsh is on the Shore of Lake Ontario, in southeast Oshawa, near the General Motors of Canada- head office. The extensive urban/rural watershed lies 40% in, Oshawa and 60% in east Clarington. - 1The site was originally slated for dredging as a deep- water port but was saved in 1984. It is cared for by the volunteer-based Friends of Second Marsh, which has raised more than $2 million from the public and helped administer a $1,3-million restoration fund from Environment Canada.' Mos port ticket winners Cheryl and Bill's winning letter was in last weeks paper, and we hope thiey enjoyed their weekenid. Cheryl and Bill Hickey of Orono were the wnmers of the free Labour Day Mosport tick- ets. V.1olume 6 1, Number 341 Bamum