The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

} i 6 The Independent, Canadian Statesman Weekender, Bowmanville, Saturday, May 14,1994 Office Of Liaison Group Ladies Auxiliary of Bowmanville Legion Donates $2,700 Slated to Close in July By John Veldhuis The Clarington Community Liaison Liaison Group is closing its office in the Village of Newcastle as of July 1, 1994. We have to be fiscally responsible to the taxpayers of Canada and upon close scrutiny of our costs, have come to the realization that money can be saved by closing our office on King Street. The Clarington Community Liaison Liaison Group will continue to work on any outstanding issues but this will have to be done in a different manner than we have used. What are the outstanding issues still to be resolved? 1. A Site Specific Clean-up Criteria Criteria report. 2. Subcommittee 4 summary report. report. 3. The Environmental Screening of the Remedial Action Plan. 4. The Specific Remedial Action Plan. 5. Detailed studies of the Transportation Transportation methods. 6. Baseline health survey. 7. Baseline environmental studies. 8. A final summary report. These are just a few of the items which still need to be completed. We will keep you informed of our progress through these updates. We may even have another public meeting meeting in the fall to give you another chance to comment on our work and recommendations we have prepared. The Community of Geraldton has opted out of the process, but Deep River is still very much involved. Site selection is moving ahead and test drilling is being executed to obtain obtain a detailed picture of the granite rock which makes up the bedrock. We are looking at the end of this month for our report on clean-up criteria criteria applied to the Newcastle site. This report, like all other reports, is available for your viewing in the office. office. Yes, we still have a lot of work to do, but our Clarington group will do everything possible to complete the- job in a timely and careful manner. We have heard your concerns that we must be cost-effective and closing the office on July 1, 1994 is just one way of living up to that concern. If you need more information, please do not hesitate to call 987- 7786 for the latest update and the time and place of our next meeting. Clean-up Week Designated from May 22nd to 28th The week of May 22 to May 28 has been declared Clarington Clean- Up Week. The goal of Clean-Up Week is to promote a clean, attractive and safe community, states the proclamation declaring the week. It is hoped that citizens, community community organizations and service clubs will participate in the cleaning-up of the municipality. Clarington will schedule special collections and dispose of all garbage garbage collected during the week. Bingos held by the Ladies Auxiliary of the Bowmanville Branch of the Royal Canadian Legion have helped the organization donate $2,700 towards the purchase of a Holier Monitor for Memorial Hospital Bowmanville. A Holler Monitor, worn for 24-hours by a patient, measures heart activity through electrodes electrodes running from the monitor to the chest. Don Hills is shown with electrodes attached. With Hills are Legion Ladies Auxiliary President Nyhl Sheehan; E.C.G. Technician, Anita Jessup; and Doug Park, Vice-President of the Memorial Hospital Foundation. THE CORPORATION OF THE MUNICIPALITY OF CLARINGTON PUBLIC NOTICE TO ITS CITIZENS 1904 MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS If you plan to seek office in the 1994 Municipal Elections, you must register with the Municipal Clerk before you solicit or accept contributions or incur expenses for the purpose of the election. For more information contact: Spï* MUNICIPALITY OF J^jlarinqton ONTARIO Patti L. Barrie, A.M.C.T., Clerk Municipality of Clarington 40 Temperance Street Bowmanville, Ontario L1C3A6 Date of First Publication: January 12, 1994 CS-Ind. 5007 May 4 03:22: Hwy. 401 east at Courtice Rd., assist police 08:14: Mill St & Hwy. 401, rubbish rubbish fire 15:27: Hwy. 4M eastbound, east of Liberty St., vehicle accident 17:33: 628 Mill St. S., grass fire 21:55:3337 Hwy. 115, grass fire 01:58: Hwy. 401, east at Waverly Rd., assist vehicle extrication PUBLIC NOTICE CLARINGTON CLEAN-UP WEEK MAY 22 TO MAY 28,1994 Mayor Diane Hamre, at the meeting of Council on May 9, 1994, proclaimed the week of May 22 to May 28,1994, Clarington Clean-up Week. Mayor Hamre and Members of Council are encouraging all citizens, industries, businesses, schools, community organizations and service clubs to participate in clean-up projects such as picking up litter from roadsides, creeks and other properties within the community. The Public Works Department will arrange for collection and disposal of all collected refuse as follows: Refuse from Residential Properties will be collected on the regular garbage collection day. Refuse Collected by Service Organizations, Schools and Volunteer Groups, etc. will be picked up at pre-arranged locations on Monday, May 30,1994, commencing at 7:00 a.m. Refuse collected by Service Organizations, Schools and Volunteer Groups should be placed in a pre-arranged roadside location. Locations should be arranged by contacting the Public Works Department at 623-3379, extension 247. S7\m MUNICIPALITY OF \\larinqton ONTARIO Mayor Diane Hamre Municipality of Clarington 40 Temperance Street Bowmanville, Ontario L1C3A6 Dates published: May 11,1994 May 18,1994 CS-Ind. #3985 © May 5 16:40: Waverley Rd. & Strike Ave., public hazard 19:28:53 Little Ave., chimney or flue fire 19:41: 3706 Rundle Rd., rubbish fire 19:59: 3799 Rundle Rd., grass fire 20:02: 19 Sunny Ridge Trail, chimney or flue fire May 6 14:55: Courtice Rd. & Bloor St, vehicle accident, no fire May 7 10:37: Arthur St:, assist, 9-1-1 ' 14:51: Behind 58 Jackman Rd., grass fire 16:18: 59 Jackman Rd., assist ambulance 16:23: Centrefield & Varcoe Rd., grass fire Come One Come All to the Sat., May 28 and Sun., May 29 at the Courtice Secondary School (Courtice Rd. and Nash Rd.) Saturday 10 a.m. -11 p.m. Sunday 10 a.m. - 6 p.m. • 5K Run* • Community Church • Craft Sale Service • Community Groups • Children's Olympics • Children's Entertainment • Community BBQ • Concert on the Hill** Midway and Remax Hot Air Balloon on Both Days ** * This 5K is open to the serious racer, and at 11:00 open to walk, to run, or push a stroller; non-serious racer, etc. The concert will have something for all ages. Some Entertainment ^ Ar Oranges & Tea starting at 7 p.m. SB COURTICE & AREA COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION TOGETHER WE BUILD OUR COMMUNITY Proceeds to Courtice Community Centre For further information call (905) 436-7706 ©