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12 The Canadian Statesman 7VtdUtUm, Bowmanville, Saturday, May 15,1993 Goodwill Industries and Region Open Re-Use Centre in Pickering May 20th Durham Region and Goodwill Industries Industries open a new Reuse Centre in Pickering on May 20, 1993. Durham residents can now help protect the environment environment and provide job training opportunities thanks to a new partnership partnership between Durham Region and Goodwill Industries. The two partners partners have opened an Attended Donation Donation Centre at the Brockington Mall in Pickering (south east comer of Brock Road and Kingston Road). The Centre will be permanently staffed by Goodwill employees and people can conveniently drop off the following items: reusable clothing and shoes, sports equipment, house- wares, furniture, fabric and linens, Citizen Supports Tougher No-Smoking Regulations Another citizen has written to the Town of Newcastle in support of a tougher anti-smoking by-law. "I would like to add my name to the growing number .of people who would like to strongly encourage Council to adopt a better, by-law to regulate smoking in public places," wrote Evylin Stroud of Bowmanville. Ms Stroud explains in her letter to council that she is allergic to cigarette smoke and, because of that, is unable to go to a number of public places. "I think I should have the right to enter and use public buildings. This right is denied to me when there is cigarette smoke present." Ms Stroud's letter was referred to the Joint Health and Safety Committee Committee for review. books, toys, games, lawn mowers, snow blowers, clock radios, and other small repairable appliances. Hours for the new Centre will be Monday to Wednesday 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., Thursday to Sunday 10:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. "We're pleased to join with Goodwill Goodwill as partners in reuse," noted Rick Johnson, Pickering Regional Councillor. Councillor. "Reuse is of primary importance importance in our efforts to significantly reduce the waste we generate." Official opening ceremonies for the Donation Centre, featuring representatives representatives from Durham Region, Goodwill and the Brockington Mall will take place at 2:00 p.m. on Thursday, Thursday, May 20th, 1993. "Not only does this partnership benefit the environment, it also helps support work training programs for people who face employment barriers, barriers, and by providing quality goods at low prices," said Rae Thompson, Vice President of Community Relations Relations at Goodwill. This is the second partnership project, project, the first Attended Donation Centre Centre opened on November 6, .1992 in Oshawa at the Ritson Road Transfer and Recycling Site and to date has diverted diverted more than 36 tonnes of material material and has accepted donations from over 3400 visitors. Goodwill Industries is a nonprofit, nonprofit, social service agency that provides provides vocational and life skills training training to those who face employment barriers. Founded in 1935, it also provides provides trained staff to business and industry. industry. Goodwill Industries succeeds with the support of nearly 200 volunteers, volunteers, 450 staff, and thousands of donors, donors, customers and supporters. Victorian-Style Townhouse Community Launched in Bowmanville Ward One Councillor Mary Novak had the honor recently of helping the Liza Homes staff open Victoria Victoria Garden, a community of 117 Victorian-style townhomes in Bowmanville. Gathered for the reception reception on April 27, are (1-r): Wayne Cassidy, owner of Cassidy and Co.; Paul Kennedy, of Cassidy and Co; Fari Farivarz, vice-president of Liza Development Corp.; Daryl Hudgin, construction manager at Liza; Councillor Mary Novak; Karen Lasky, marketing consultant at Liza; and Sharok Mansouri, president of Liza Development Corporation. The Victoria Garden sales pavilion is located on Waverley Road, south of Baseline Rd. FRAGRANT _ ROSE BUSHES .Lovely rose bushes, potted, Jready to plant and enjoy for i summer season. Excellent selection ^to choose from. Come f and browse and select your own rose garden., ' Reg. $9.99 'SALE PRICE $3 8! Gardening is Family Time K, FROM OUR GARDEN CENTRE AT OUR COURTICE LOCATION ■ DAZZLING MARIGOLDS Exciting golden yellow colors on sturdy plants that will bloom all season. They come in a variety of yellow to orange shades, low, medium and tall. 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SALE PRICE FRESH CUT ROSES IN-A-BOX A full dozen roses with deep greens and baby's breath, all expertly displayed in a . designer box, finished with a nice bow of course, ready to take home. SALE PRICE i $ 28 8 c 8 ^' Carry FRESH CUT DESIGNER ROSES IN-OUR-SPECIAL Our favorite special at a sale price. Come and select from a wide assortment of colors. They come in reds, pinks, yellows and whites. Take advantage of this special price. SALE PRICE ,10 for s 5" or bOror'S 88 ^"" In Be Wi SALE PRICES IN EFFECT UNTIL CLOSING MAY 18.1993 ft COURTICE HWY. No. 2 between Oshawa and Bowmanville 623-4441 OSHAWA WEST 343 King St. W. Oshawa 579-1118 OSHAWA NORTH 1124 Slmcoe St. N. Oshawa 728-5159 WHITBY 100 Dundas St W. Whitby 668-1650