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6 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, November 14,1990 . Y.VV.C.A. Hosts Kids Crafts for Christmas \ A reminder for those registered registered in Kids Christmas p Crafts: The class is at Bowmanville Bowmanville High School on December December 4 from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. and is hosted by Shar- <.on Magee of the Bramble ^Bush. Police Briefs A resident on Liberty St. was likely surprised last week when a car came through his front door. Durham Regional Police report that on November 7 an unknown male drove a vehicle into the front door of 101 Liberty St. N. The driver then left the Two drivers in the municipality municipality had problems with vandalism last week. Police report that on November November 7, two residents of the municipality had the tires of their vehicles slashed while parked at the Division St. parking lot. 'Welcome Scutûz Aettene Each year, The Statesman elves publish letters to Santa. We feel that this, correspondence gives our newspaper an added Yuletide flair. And youngsters can rest assured that when Santa reads his Statesman (Yes, he does have a subscription, you know) he might see their letter. Letters can ,be r mailed to us at Box 190 Bowmanville, Bowmanville, L1C 3K9 or they can be left at our office any weekday between eight a.m. and five p.m. The letters we receive will be published' commencing in mid- November and will appear until our final pre-Christmas edition on Christmas Christmas Eve. Ho Ho Ho, and please keep those letters coming in! ». ::s «misa nan nru .mirorl:;' <\ j Counting on Volunteers ttegisrranon is sun oeing taken for Adult Christmas Craft which is also hosted by the Bramble Bush. Registrants Registrants will be making Door Boughs for Christmas. Preregistration Preregistration is a must. Come and join the fun and be ready for Christmas early. The YWCA will have Winter Registrations on December December 11, 12, and 13. There will be a wide variety of new programs plus the never-forgotten fitness classes classes for adults and children. There will also be recreation recreation Jazz and Ballet for your creative dancer. Remember, Christmas is just around the corner and what a nice Christmas gift a "YWCA" program -, Gift Certificate would make for your favourite favourite person. Keep a lookout for the organization's organization's new program book and if you are not on the YWCA mailing list, give them a call at 623-9922. They will be happy to include include your name and address. address. by Andrea Adair If it weren't for the effort of volunteers at hospitals, many health care facilities couldn't afford to operate. Memorial Hospital Bowmanville Bowmanville is no exception. Over 150 people make up a volunteer base that assists in fund raising efforts, operates operates the gift shop, and provides provides a helping hand to patients patients and staff. Those volunteers were recognized and thanked for their contribution to the hospital hospital throughout the year at a special recognition night last week. Gord Willis, chairman of the board of directors, said when people think of hospitals hospitals they think of the doctors and nurses but they don't think of the non-staff personnel, personnel, who provide other services that aid in keeping the facility operating. Today, Mr. Willis noted, there are tough financial constraints on running a hospital. "We could never run the hospital if we had to pay for the hours and contribution of volunteers," he said. 1 ■ He noted that there are few public agencies that have the number of volunteers volunteers the hospital does. "We wanted to find a way to get everybody together and say thanks for all the things you' do throughout the year and whatever you do, don't stop doing it," he said. Volunteers at Memorial Hospital run the New to You store in Bowmanville, the gift shop at the hospital and provide in-service assistance at the facility. ./«Ai/L Gord Willis, chairman of Memorial Hospital Bowmanville Board ofDirectors, shows his appreciation to the volunteers at the hospital by presenting Auxiliary President Joan Appleton with a drink of juice at the Volunteer Recognition Night last week. Mr. Willis said the board holds the recognition night to than^ the volunteers volunteers for the work they have done for the hospital throughout the yea* 1 . There are over 150 volunteers at Memorial. They operate the gift shop and the New to You Shop as well as assisting patients and staff. FABRICLAND OPEN EVERY EVE. 'til 9 p.m. SAT. 9 a.m. - 6 p.m. FREE PARKING amm 0 N 1 Y A T F A B R I C L A N D * *■* ******* ****** * * ********** YOUR CHOICE!! 33% OFF : THAT'S RIGHT!! 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' Katherine Guselle, chairperson chairperson of Save the Ganaras- ka Again, supported the planning department's suggestion suggestion that the Ganaraska headwaters be designated a special study area and asked that SAGA be involved with the study. - And she asked that more comprehensive land use be planned for the Oak Ridges Moraine. Claudio Brutto, representing representing clients who own land at the Bennett Road and highway 401 intersection, intersection, said that 200 to 300 acres of land in that area would make an excellent commercial/industrial area and suggested planning staff should re-evaluate their plans for the area. Support for the plan from other speakers, along with these suggestions, were referred referred to the commissioner of planning at the Region. Town Would Like Board to Collect Taxes The Town of Newcastle is in favour of school boards collecting their own taxes. Council endorsed a resolution resolution from the Village of Millbrook that the Ministry of Education be approached to put the responsibility of school tax collection , with the school boards. The resolution explains that municipalities have to use ! their personnel and financial financial resources to collect the tax for the school boards and are not compensated for it. In addition, the resolution resolution states, "the school boards are seen as being not responsible nor accountable for their share of the taxes collected." The resolution was also endorsed by Durham Regional Regional Council on October 18. A copy of the motion is being sent to the Association of Municipalities of Ontario for consideration at their annual annual general mooting. Prices effective at Miracle Food Mart and Miracle Ultra Mart in all departments subject to availability until Sat. Nov. 17, 1090 only. Savings indicated are off our own regular prices. We reserve the right to limit quantities. 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