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6 The Canadian Statesman TVetAendex, Bowmanville, Saturday, April 3,1993 BARBERSHOPPERS PERFORM APRIL 23 -- The Oshawa Chapter Barbershoppers will be singing on Friday, April 23, at the Eastdale Collegiate Collegiate auditorium in Oshawa. Showtime is eight p.m. The theme of the night is "Grandpa's Attic." In addition to the chorus, there will be performances by the quartets Chordiality, Fascination and The Country Four. eeeeeeeeeeee HIGH SCHOOL ART - An exhibition of art by students from all local high schools will open on Sunday, April 4 at the Visual Arts Centre in Bowmanville. Bowmanville. The Centre is located in Soper Creek Park, off Simpson Ave. The public is welcome to view the exhibition any time during gallery hours be- i'Jk. ?... <*.«-%«V tween April 4 and 24. Admission is free. MUNICIPAL LEADERS MEET IN OSHAWA - A meeting of the Large Urban Section of the Association of Municipalities of Ontario will take place Thursday, April 15 and Friday, April 16, at the Oshawa Holiday Inn. The topics for discussion include waste management, economic development development and disentanglement of government programs. Ed Philip, Minister of Municipal Affairs, has been tentatively scheduled as the keynote speaker. «•••••••MM BUSINESS DISPLAY AT RECREATION COMPLEX - The Oshawa and District Chamber of Commerce will be holding another Business After Hours display on Wednesday, April 14. It takes place from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m; at the Bowmanville Recreation Complex. The theme is "Follow the Sun." This is a good opportunity for business persons to meet each other and for the general public to see the goods and services available from the commer- y ' castle area to handle non-emergency matters. Officers working with the ARU will resolve many calls for BÏG SISTERS ANNUAL MEETING - The Big Sisters of Newcastle, service over * e P hone - Pictured above, monitoring one of the ARU computer terminals, are Sergeant in Oshawa and Whitby will hold their annual general meeting Wednesday, charge, Gordon McKechnie (right), and Constable Scott Mahoney. April 28, at the Whitby Curling Club on Brock St., Whitby. The meeting begins begins at 7 p.m. and the guest speaker is Francine Nicholas, a survivor of wife abuse. Tickets may be obtained from the big Sisters office at 179 King St. E., Oshawa, before April 21. Or telephone 436-0951. •••••••••••• LEUKEMIA SUPPORT GROUP -- The Durham Region leukemia support support group meets every third Tuesday of the month at 7:30 p.m. The next meeting is Tuesday, April 20, at 28 Alderbrook Dr., Courtice. Call 436- 5174 for further information. SPANISH PROGRAMS AVAILABLE - This summer, there will be Spanish programs available for students in Oshawa and Whitby. Students will be. invited to learn the language through activities such as cartoons, reading and writing, songs and dances, costumes, games, play and arts or crafts. On April 15, courses in conversational Spanish begin. There are classes for both beginners and intermediates. Both the adult and children's programs are sponsored by the Durham Region Separate School Board. For further information, contact the Board at 579-2334. •••••••••••a AL-ANON - If your, life has been affected by someone else's drinking, then the Newcastle Saturday Night Al-Anon welcomes you. They meet at St. George's Parish Hall in Newcastle Village, 250 Mill St., at eight p.m. Quality Body Work Quality Painting FREE ESTIMATES ON BOTH INSURANCE AND NON-INSURANCE WORK J Open 5 Days a Week Monday through Friday COWAN PONTIAC -- BUICK LTO.I BOWMANVItte -- ONt " 166 King Street East Telephone 623-3396 ONTARIO GOOD FRIDAY HOLIDAY COLLECTION SCHEDULE Browning-Ferris Industries (B.F.I.) will collect residential garbage in accordance with the following schedule: GARBAGE normally set out for collection Friday, April 9 WILL BE PICKED UP ON MONDAY, April 12,1993. BLUE BOX Collection normally picked up on Friday, April 9 WILL ALSO BE PICKED UP ON MONDAY, April 12,1993, All Garbage and Blue Box must be placed by the curbside by 7:00 a.m. Walter A. Evans, P. Eng. Director of Public Works Town of Newcastle 40 Temperance Street BAOWNWQ.fERHJS INDUSTRIES Bowmanville, Ontario L1 G 3A6 i.m. Durham Region will receive a special Community Planning Grant (CPG) of $50,000 to help complete a Lake Ontario waterfront plan for the area, Municipal Affairs Minister Ed Philip announced today. While the CPG program itself is under review, a few high priority projects projects in Ontario communities are receiving receiving funding now to plan more effectively effectively for long-term economic development. The region is using the funds to conduct a study into long-term development development potential for the waterfront area in a way that protects and preserves preserves the environment. The waterfront waterfront area stretches from Pickering to Newcastle. "This is a high priority project that can get under way quickly," Mr. Philip Philip said. "The sooner work starts, the sooner the region will be able to take advantage of local economic development development opportunities." Durham Centre MPP Drummond White said: "I am very pleased to participate with the minister in making making this announcement as parliamentary parliamentary assistant because I have long been involved in waterfront planning issues. Many local residents know addressing these needs now will offer an essential improvement for our region." region." In past years, community planning grants have helped municipalities study land use planning issues of significance significance to the local community. The grants were used for developing planning documents, and for projects involving provincial interests in local planning. Municipalities match the province's province's community ' planning grants which cover 50 per cent of the total approved costs. The CPG program is being studied studied as part of a government-wide review review of community economic development development programs. NO P.S.T. on inground pools booked before April 30th, 1993 Illustrations not exactly as shown. 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