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Unity and Diversity Week Observed During November The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, Wednesday, November 3,1993 9 Community Service Capital Projects Under Budget for Majority of Items Also, included in the report was the status report of 11 projects that are carry-overs from previous years. Of those, four projects are now completed. completed. They are the installation of a dchu- midifier at the Darlington Sports Arena, Arena, a fire suppression system at the Memorial Park Clubhouse, an air monitoring system at the Bowmanville Bowmanville Parks Yard, and the painting of the Municipal Administrative Centre. Five of the projects are still in progress at the Bowmanville Recreation Recreation Complex, the Hampton Works Yard, the Municipal Administration Centre, and the Orono Arena. Call us now to Book your Christmas Parties Clarington Mayor Diane Hamre met with followers of the Bahai faith last week to proclaim November November 7 to 13 as Unity and Diversity Week in the municipality. Unity and Diversity week is celebrated all over the world, say local BahaijS. It calls on people of every race, nationality, culture and class to regard themselves as one family. From left to right in the Mayor's chambers are: Bindley Sigurdson, Mayor Diane Hamre, Mahin Coulter and Faye Famoush. By making the proclamation, the town supports the idea that the earth is one country and mankind are its citizens who are encouraged to develop capacities of understanding, kindness, generosity, honesty, loyalty and love. The Baha'is of Clarington are actively working toward the ideal of unity in diversity among the many different people that make up our town. Social Contract Affects Number of Fire Calls LIGHTHOUSE,- AND SPORTS BAR ffyinjj 'Dutchman, iHotd et us pamper you this festive season. 623-3373 Liberty St. S. and 401, Bowmanville The Ontario government's social contract may have increased the number number of calls received by the Clarington Fire Department to assist ambulances. A report issued by Fire Chief Michael Michael Creighton indicates the number of ambulance assist calls are up. There were 49 medical assist calls from July 1 to Sept. 30, 1993, while during last year's third quarter there were 22. In fact, in 1992 there were 80 calls to the end of September, while in 1993 there are already 86 medical assist assist calls that halve been made. A comment made by Councillor John O'Toole will be followed up by WOMEN'S SHELTER & SUPPORT SERVICES INC. is presenting TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 9,1993 from 1:00 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. The Flying Dutchman Hotel 143 Duke St., Bowmanville (Corner of Liberty and Duke St.) Key Note Speaker will be Francine Tardif-Nicholas Wife Assault Survivor arid a welcome from : f ' Diane Hamre, The Mayor of Clarington TABLE PARTICIPANTS Lisa Laflamme, Outreach Worker, Denise House Nancy Desjardin, Durham Regional Police Services Valerie Mutton, Attorney at Law Keith Marlow, Counsellor Ruth Farquhar, Counsellor The 'TABLE" participants invite and encourage comments and questions to the discussion of government and community response to wife assault. The forum is open and free to anyone wishing to participate. Refreshments available. Child care will be made available upon request. CALL 697-1216 for more information. jfc] Funding for lliis project received from the Ontario Women's Directorate. ré [f -- 'Together we can be stronger." ] Ted Denny Call Ted or Randy for the "best deals on wheels" IDIEMO 'SALE NOVEMBER 3-6,1993 "All of these company owned demos have been carefully maintained and come with the balance of General Motors four year/80,000 km. extended warranty. " 1993 SUNBIRD 4 DR. Auto, A/C, AM-FM Cassette, antilock antilock brakes, split-folding rear seat. M.S.R.P. $14,114. DEMO $4 4 PRICE II, 1993 GRAND AM 4 DR. SE V6, auto, A/C, power everything, CD player with six speaker system. M.S.R.P. $20,569. BS $ 16,902. 1993 REGAL GRAND SPORT SEDAN Powerful 3.8 litre V6, fully featured, great sound system. M.S.R.P. $25,943. ISS $ 21,279. 1993 BU1CK LESABRE Loaded with outstanding features. Number one selling family sedan. M.S.R.P. $29,797. DEMO PRICE i 1993 GRAND PRIX SE COUPE Bright white exterior, gray Upholstery, sport appearance package and fully powered. M.S.R.P. $22,427. DEMO $i Q PRICE I O, 1993 GRAND PRIX LE SEDAN Family sedan with a sports car performance. M.S.R.P. $20,919. !SS '17,247. 1 1993 GRAND PRIX LE SEDAN A real head turner In jade green with aluminum wheels. Fully loaded. M.S.R.P. $21,055. $■« *7 DEMO PRICE 17,1 COWAN PONTIAC -- BUICK LTD.i BOWMANVILLE - ONT. 166 King St. E. Telephone; 623-3396 25fo Aaamnary JM - 1» the fire department regarding the department department taking over all ambulance calls. "This has been discussed in the past," said Chief Creighton. He said the Ministry of Health docs the contracting out of the ambulance ambulance services throughout the province, province, so he thought it could be done. Currently, fire fighters have the basic basic St. John's Ambulance courses under under their belts, but they "are not qualified qualified as paramedics," said Chief Crieghton. *** Over 300 calls were responded to by the Clarington Fire Department from July 1 to Sept. 30, 1993. A report by Fire Chief Michael Creighton states the largest blaze was the structure fire at the former Cour- tice Steel Plant in Bowmanville on Sept. 15. BAHA'IS INVITE PUBLIC TO NOV. 11 MEETING - The Baha'is of Clarington warmly welcome everyone everyone to come and enjoy great hospitality, hospitality, music and speeches celebrating celebrating the"diverse elements 'miticinV'üp our multi-cultural society. This exciting exciting event will take place on, Thursday, Thursday, November 11, at the Ontario Street Public School gymnasium, starting at 7:30 p.m. Most of the capital projects for the Department of Community Services completed have come in under under budget. The only exception was the sealing of the Orono pool which exceeded the budget by $255. The project was budgeted budgeted at $4,000. The other projects which came in under budget were: • $19,200 (budget) for safety glass installation, nixalite, metal storage cabinet, and a fire sprinkler system in the Municipal Administrative Centre. Actual cost $9,562.64. • $60,000 (budget) for an air conditioning conditioning unit and exhaust system at the Fire Court Building. Actual Cost: $29,453.20. • $20,000 (budget) for entrance doors for the Bowmanville Library. Actual cost: $18,379.30. • $4,400 (budget) for the repairing of tiles and panic hardware for doors at the Brownsdale Community Hall. Actual cost: $2,895. • $15,000 (budget) for a sprinkler system at Newcastle Memorial Arena Actual cost: $2,962.56. • $3,000 (budget) for a structural adequacy test for the Orono Arena. Actual cost: $782. • $4,200 (budget) for a metal storage storage cabinet and a structural adequacy test at the Darlington Sports Arena. Actual cos:t $1,685. • $19,200 (budget) for a cabinet and sprinkler system at the Bowmanville Bowmanville Recreation Complex. Actual cost: $5,179.20. • $17,500 (budget) for a heater at the Newcastle Lions Pool. Actual cost: $12,279.97. • $7,200 (budget) for a metal cabinet cabinet and sprinkler system at the Newcastle Newcastle Fitness Centre. Actual cost: $2,838.54. These arc 16 of 24 projects budgeted budgeted for this year. There are four projects projects in progress at this time, while one has been deferred. Two projects have figures but have no status attached attached to them on a chart produced by the Community Services. The projects were ones which had been identified to "rectify building and fire code irregularities, energy efficiency efficiency and structural integrity," states the report from Director Joe Caruana. ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ "DENIS LEARY IS FASCINATING. HE GIVES YOU A GENUINE CHILL." .Sill NUTCRACKER CRAFT SHOW Sat., r'X"T^" ? 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