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Pentanquishene; 2nd George Samsen, Fenelon Falls; 3rd Ed Langlois, Oshawa. 12 and UNDER: lst Pamela Yakabuskie, Cbalk River; 2nd Rachel Dares, Toronto; 3rd William TInk, Haliburton. RECYCLE by Phul.Feltham After 13 years of service, the Burger King and Gift Store in Newcastle on the 401 closed it's doors to pave way for a new multiplex restau- rant site opening eariy next year. The employees at Burger King were saddened by tbe clo sure of the building, wbicb is rich in, history. Then Voyager Restaurant, served the community for many years before becomiing Burger King i 1984. The Gift Store was aiso added i 1984. "The place bolds a lot of memories for. many, of us. Unsaid friendsbips you neyer knew you had until you fmnd out it's over. But the new site bas us ail excited at the same timne," stated one Burger King employee., Esso will remain open while construction starts on the new multiplex centre. Customers will have a wide varlety of restaurants to choose from. The restaurants openlng are Wendys, Tim Hortons and Mr. Sub. The new site xiii provide up to 175 jobs during the' summer time. This means more jobs for thie community as Burger King employed around 100 employees dur- ig the sumrmer time. ,Were certainly look!ng for- ward to opening of the new site and continued work witb- In the community," stated Richard Carson, manager, Human Resources for Scott's Management Services. A Tim Hortons/Wendys/Mr. Sub currently serve the commu- nity on the other side of the 401. Wbile the new site is being built, a portable Tlm Hortons will be moved onto location to serve customners passîng by. Applications were made avail- able to emnployees at Buirger King durlng the last two weeks pnior to closig Urne.' As of press trne, an estimat- ed 20-40 people are belng hired for the portable Tim Hortons. Tentative opening date for the Tlm Hortons Is September 19. Events set in motion by -signing declaration by Roy orse With Mayor Hamre More information in signlng of a declaration volunteering can be bad by setting forth the month of contacting Nancy Scott, September as Big Brother Executive Director, 623- Month i Clarington it set in 6646. motion a number of events Some events listed for pertaining to the Big Brother Big Brothers this month organization. include a fund-raising Golf The events are intended Tournarnent, September 12, to raise awareness of the phone 623-6646; a talent programs and as well an show and barbecue, attempt to recruit furtber September .27th at needed volunteers. Arcibaid's Orchards, 10 to Presently, there are 18 4 p.m. Little Brothers i Clarington The Oshawa Remote awaitlng a special friend. Control Flying Club bas The Association says you offered Big- and Little can put a smile on a boy's Brothers to spend Sunday, face by volunteering 3 to 4 September learning to fly hours a week.' remote control Planes. The age of volunteers must be over 20 yearswho are then matched one-on- one with a boy aged 6 to 16. The purpose of this match -21~ms~ is to establish a friendship with 'a boy who lacks a consistent role model hi bis Services and Repairs To Al lf.As well Big Brothers also Makes Of Vehicles offer other opportunities to UsedAuto Parts . Complete Auto Body v olunteer as belng a Big Servce fUsed and New Ires Bunch Buddy, A Couple of Servce Calis Kids or an i-school Mentor. L--. Officiai, opening, of the Courtice Public Library Something exciting is' about to happen i Courtice and the Clarington Public Library hopés that you wili join in. On Saturday, September 13, from 10:00 a.mi. to 4:00 p.m. you are invited to the official opening of our 4th library location! The Courtice Branch will offer 6,000 square feet of expanding library services, mncluding 20,000 new items, such as books,- magazines, CD's and videos! Be there at 2:00 p.m. for the Rbbon Cutting Ceremony which will celebrate an excit- ing new era in public library Authorized Sales & Service Centre* for: service for Clarington. Professional storyteller Joan Sanderson will deliglit the whole faniily wltb ber unique and entertalnlng tales at 11:30 and again at 12:30. A special guest appearance by Clifford the Big Red Dog wil round out the festivities. We are located i the new Courtice Community Centre and look forward to being a vital, new community resource for Courtice and al of Clarington. Check us out! We hope to see you there. For more information caîl the main branch of the Clarington llbrary at 6 23- 7322. - Cameorders-t - VCR's i-c - Microwaves 982 ,T ' - Accessories - Stereo Systems - Telephones - Top 100 CD's & Tapes * ANASONC - ANY Offer valid: Sept. 15 -20, 191 LIMITED TIMEI OFFER! Bring in your colour negatives and get beautiful colour reprints for only 49o each! C-41 colour negatives only. 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