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Flag Raisings for Month of May May is Sexual Assault Awareness Month in the Municipality of Clarington. Promoting the month iare Alliance House representatives Francine Nicholas and Nancy McCabe. With them are Mayor Diane Harare and Councillors Ann Dreslinski, David Scott, and John O'Toole. Later this month, on the afternoon of May 26 at the Port Darlington Marina, Alliance House in con-junction with the Ontario Women's Directorate, will be holding a public forum on Sexual Assault Assault and Sexual Assault Prevention. May is Red Shield Appeal Month in Claringtoa To celebrate the month and to bring awareness to area residents a flag was raised earlier earlier this month at the Clarington Municipal Administration Building. Lending a helping hand or two are Councillors John O'Toole, Ann Dreslinski, Mayor Diane Harare, and David Scott. They are joined by Bowmanville Salvation Army Captain Wilf Harbin and Glenn Dennis. Fun in the Sun at YWCA Day Camps Come on out for some "Fun in the sun" at the YWCA day camps. There's something to do and somewhere somewhere to go for everyone, especially you! Our Crazy Critter Camp will drive you buggy with lots of games and crafts, races and really fun places too. 3-5 year olds can laugh the day away with friends in a mourning of play at the YWCA. 8-12 year olds can be the hero's at our special sports camps. Dribble down to the YWCA to register for our basketball camp or have a grand- slam time running the bases at the baseball camp. The YWCA has something new for you! Orono Adventure Camp will keep you guessing at what you'll be doing next. Swimming, sports, building building a fire or pitching a tent, you'll be busy as a bee if you're 6-10 and want to have a super fim camp experience. Do you want to meet some new friends while training to be a skilled and responsible babysitter? You can enjoy the summer weather and still get the experience to be a great babysitter babysitter through the babysitter training course. Your have to be 12 years old or older. Terrific theme Days are based around fun and exciting topics like Wacky .Wild Olympics and Penny Carnivals. Spend a day with us for crafts, games, trips and contests and tons of other zany activities. For more Information on any of these programs just give us a call at our Bowmanville office at 623-9922, É Bowmanville Physiotherapy & Sports Medicine Centre 191 Church St., Bowmanville, ON L1C 1T8 (905) 697-0477 ASSESSMENT and TREATMENT OF ALL ORTHOPEDIC CONDITIONS • arthritis • strains + sprains • bursitis, tendinitis • fractures • knee injuries • neck and back injuries • sports injuries • motor vehicle accidents • tennis elbow • carpal tunnel Registered massage therapy also available The Independent, Canadian Statesman Weekender, Bowmanville, Saturday, May 7,1994 21 Torch Relay Starts Corporate Challenge On Tuesday, May 10, at noon, team representatives from the Oshawa and District Chamber of Commerce Corporate Challenge will be participating in the first annual TORCH RELAY. Imagine two people people on a bike, riding up Simcoe Street, carrying a torch... The event will kick off at the Oshawa City Hall Courtyard. The riders will ride east on Athol Street to Simcoe, then North on Simcoe to the main entrance of Durham College. Doug Barlow of the Oshawa Cycling Cycling Club will be the front rider, going going the full distance, while the torch will be carried by various Corporate Challenge team captains. Not since the Calgary Olympic torch run has there been such a fun event! At the conclusion of the relay, Ted Seath, Chair of the Corporate Challenge Steering Committee, will declare the Corporate Challenge officially officially "OFF TO A ROLLING START". 1 r i 1 f BARR'S AWNINGS & SHUTTERS SUN DECKS * SOLARIUMS • PATIOS CALL DAVE 987-1445 exSSe v© 1 ^ 0°/ f DISCOUNT ON WINDOWS A SUPPLY AND INSTALLATION OR YOU INSTALL V UNTIL MAY 15th j xmr 12 or 13 year old can now attend one of the finest schools in Canada. Find out more while spaces last. Trinity College School in Port Hope has taken the best parts of its full school program and modified them for boys and girls entering Grades 7 and 8 and attending as day students. c2> This means your child has the opportunity to share in the culture and heritage that Trinity offers as well as the extraordinary facilities, the small classes (maximum 15), and the large well equipped campus. At present, there arc positions for ten students entering Grade 7 in September, and for five students entering Grade 8. You can learn first-hand about this new option for a better education, at an Open House on Thursday. May 5th in the School Library, from 7:00 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. There will be presentations by the Headmaster, the Director of Admissions, the Housemaster of Grade 7 and 8's, and a tour of the school. As well we will be happy to answer all of your questions. Entrance Tests will be held at the School on Saturday, May 7th and Saturday. May 28th ' beginning at 8:45 a.m. To RSVP for the Open House, register your child for the Entrance Tests, or any further information, please call Helen Bogyay at (905) 885-3209. TRINITY COLLEGE SCHOOL IT'S WORTH IT. Trinity College School, Port Hope, Ontario LIA 3W2, Phone (905) 885-3209 Fax (905) 885-9690