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i f The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanvillc, Wednesday, June 1, 1994 15 Rotary Club Raising Funds for { ardandBakeSaleBenefits c r mw y are Proje % Victims of Earthquake in India The latest humanitarian effort to be worst earthquake in half a century taken up by members of the Bowman- claimed more than 30,000 lives. The. ville Rotary Club is raising funds for same number were trapped under col- victims of last year's India Earth- lapsed buildings and debris awaiting quake. rescue. More than 150,000 were left On September 30th, 1993, India's homeless. Dr. Joe Pinto, past-president of the Bowmanville Rotary Club, points to the devastated region in Maharastra state, India, where 150,000 people are still homeless following the 1993 earthquake that left 30,000 dead. The local service club is supporting fund-raising efforts efforts to re-build the Indian town of Salegon. Toastmasters Say Thanks for Support On Tuesday; May 17th, two officers of the Bowmanville Toastmasters Club visited The Canadian Statesman to present a framed Certificate of Appreciation to the publisher in recognition of outstanding support by this newspaper of Toastmasters' International Communication and Leadership program. Taking part in the presentation were, at left, Club President Irene Konzelmann, Vice President of Club Public Relations, Carol Wonnacott, at right and Publisher John M. James. PUBLIC NOTICE CLOSURE OF SCUGOG STREET, BOWMANVILLE Please be advised that Scugog Street, between Fourth Street and Middle Road, will be closed to through traffic for a period of approximately two (2) weeks, commencing June 8, 1994. The closure is required to facilitate the installation of storm and sanitary sewers. Please detour via Regional Roads 57 or 14. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause. Pillen Construction Limited Contractor @ ST. STEPHEN'S ELEMENTARY SCHOOL wishes to thank sincerely the following people and local merchants for their contribution to our successful Fun Fair, May 18: Shoppers Drug Marl. Guardian Dmris, My Apolhucuiy. McGrequi IDA. Hooper s Jewellers Ltd , Country l ant; Fiiinilin-' X Gills Guys X Gals Hairstyling, Leisure Lady Boutique. Bramble Bush Florist. Bev's Floral Creations. Cockerham's Florists. Carnation Flowia Shop. Flowers By Jackman, Blessing Book Store X Travel, Gould Cards X Gills. Little Harbour Trading Co., Colour Your World. Abernethy s Paint X Wallpaper Ltd.. Bowmanville Restaurant X Tavern. Dennis Pizzeria Restaurant. Pizza Pizza, Dykstra's Delicatessen Food Market. Allouiso Fashions Inc. I lane's Fish & Chips, Square Boy Pizza X Subs. Dan Dieam. Kentucky Fund Chicken. Mary Brown's Fried Chicken. The Book Studio. Jungle Cal World. Bowmanville Zoo, National Home Video AdainX lvrllnr,r» Donnas Hairworks. Snip's Hair Design. Strut s l adies Wear I ibeily Bowl I id Bowmanville Cinemas, Kul N' Kurl, Cm lui s Bakery. Cale Cosuna. B B Sporls, Graham's IGA, Kmghls ol Columbus. Card X Gill Shop Child s Ladies Wear, Mrs. Francis Percy, Mr and Mrs Cmvolh, Constable Heathe "It is these homeless that we have to worry about now," said Dr. Joe Pinto, Pinto, past-president of the Bowmanville Rotary Club. He was speaking to fellow-members fellow-members at the Thursday, May 26th, club meeting. Local members watched a 10- minute video taken by a Michigan Ro- tarian who happened to be in India around the time of the disaster. Footage showed the temporary survivor survivor camps and the neighboring site where a demolished town will be rebuilt rebuilt with relief funds and renamed Rotary Nagar-Salegon. (Rotary Town- Salegon) Blueprints for the project include 400 homes, a hospital, clinic, schools, playground, and a hud water system. Rotary District 7070 has set up the relief fund under the leadership of the Rotary Club of Willowdde and with the co-operation of the Bank of Nova Scotia. This fund will assist Rotarians in their work to begin repairing the devastated area in Maharastra state. Dr. Pinto expressed his hope that enough funds can be raised to re-build not only the buildings and amenities but also the lives of the victims. Please send donations (tax receipts will be issued) to: Rotary Earthquake Relief Committee Committee c/o Dr. J. Pinto P. O. Box 93 Bowmanville, Ontario L1C3K8 Service Clubs Join Forces to Host Rodeo by Lorraine Manfiredo The Bowmanville Rotary Club and the Bowmanville Kinsmen are joining forces this year to bring the Ontario Rodeo Championships back to Clar- ington. Last year, the three-day event, sponsored by the Kinsmen was held in Courtice and attracted several thousand thousand spectators. Rotary's Special Events coordinator, coordinator, Paul Morris, announced last Thursday that negotiations to stage the 1994 rodeo competition in Orono were nearly wrapped up. "We're 98% sure it's going to be held at the Orono Fair Grounds," he told fellow Rotarians gathered at the Flying Dutchman. "And we're almost 90% sure we will have use of the arena arena for the Friday night dance." Whether or not the rodeo becomes an annual event at the Orono fairgrounds fairgrounds depends on its success this fall, Morris continued. "It could be the permanent location if we sign a five- year option to run the rodeo," he said. A site with permanent facilities will save volunteers time setting up and breaking down, Morris said. Members from both the Rotary and the Kinsmen clubs will share the job of organizing and running the rodeo. The Town of Clarington and die Durham Central Agricultural Society have agreed to supply steel corrugated culvert to remedy a soggy section of field where the horse ring will go. Portions of the grounds still need to be levelled and graded and will require the installation of lighting. The rodeo has been scheduled for September 23,24, and 25. Tickets will be sold in advance. As many as 1,200 people are expected expected to attend the opening dance on Friday, September 23. On Saturday, the 24th of September, thousands more will come out to see the province's province's best bronco busters put on two shows at 1:00 p.m. and 6:00 p.m. The final competitions get under way Sunday, Sunday, September 25 th. The Community Care Yard Sale and Bake Sale was in full swing last Saturday morning at Price's Maiket on Highway Two, at Lamb's Rd. Shown above are some of the volunteers at the bake table. From left are: Vi Ashton, Helen Devitt, Greta Down, Roxanne Brown and .Greta Brown. Four Award Presentations at Annual Sea Cadet Inspection The R.C. Sea C.C. "Bowmanville" "Bowmanville" held their annual inspection on Sunday afternoon, May 15 in Newcastle Newcastle Arena. Councillor David Scott was the reviewing reviewing officer in place of Mayor Diane Hamre, who was unable to be present. Four awards were presented as follows: Branch 178 Royal Canadian Legion Legion award to the "Best Cadet of the Year," presented by Legion executive member, Les Cooper to P.O. 2 Steve Wraith. Korea Veterans Association, Unit 11 award to the "Most Outstanding Outstanding Junior N.C.O." presented by Councillor David Scott to P.O. 2 Kevin Kevin Gilroy. Lions Club of Newcastle award to the "Most Outstanding Senior Senior N.C.O." presented by immediate Past President Michael Carter to P.O. 1 Cathy Smart. Bowmanville and District Branch of the Navy League of Canada award to the "Most Improved Improved Cadet"' presented by President President Bill Rose to P.O. 2 Stephen Cooke. Navy League President Bill Rose then formally presented one of the five air rifles purchased by the Branch for the cadet corps to the Chief of the Corps, C.P.O. 1 Phil Sanders. Following the presentations, Gordon Gordon Mills, C.D., M.P.P. was introduced introduced and he delivered a few pertinent pertinent remarks for the occasion to the cadets and those present. Jack Cooke, the newly-elected National President of the Navy League of Canada, was introduced and in his remarks informed informed us of some of the plans for the 100th anniversary of the formation formation of the Navy League, taking place next year. Councillor Scott was then called upon for his address and told us that his family has a long history of service in the Royal Navy. The final final address was given by the Commanding Commanding Officer, Lt. (N) Don Foster C.D. The master of ceremonies for the inspection was civilian instructor and former cadet, Jed Riley, who did an excellent job of it, in spite of the fact that our P.A. system was not powerful powerful enough for the guests in the stands to be able to hear properly. The Navy League apologizes for this and promises to do better next year. The members of the Navy League would like to thank the officers and civilian instructors for the time and effort they put into preparing the cadets cadets for this inspection and the cadets, cadets, themselves, for the excellent show they put on for the people in attendance. attendance. As a part of our very necessary necessary fund raising efforts, the Navy. League sells two sizes of aluminum foil and 1000 ft. rolls of Vita Wrap year round. These may be purchased from Navy League members and at Abemelhy's Paint and Wallpaper, 55 King St. W., in Bowmanvillc. Foil and Vita will also be available at our booth in the Community Yard Sale,, being held at the Recreation Complex on Saturday, June 18. We hope to see a. good turnout of the public at this community event. Rae Abernethy Navy League PJt.O. The Canadian Statesman Carrier of the Week Jessica Andrews ... .Route #23 . Since June, 1990 This week's carrier will receive a FREE BURGER, FRIES, DRINK and an ICE CREAM TREAT compliments of DARI DREAM. DARIDREAM Soft and Hard Ice Cream, Ice Cream I Cakes - Pies I Char Broiled Burgers and Fries 1 Buy One Cone (any size) j and get another cone of the same size FREE with this coupon, ' (ONE COUPON PER VISIT PLEASE) j 215 King Street E., Bowmanville | 623-3081 OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK | . . 11 a.m. -- 11 p.m. j For Dads and Grads Gents' Diamond Rings DD 275 3 diamonds 10 Kt. Reg. $319. DD 106 Gents' Solitaire 10 Kt. Reg. $199. DD141 PX Men's diamond '[ A, L. \ Signet Ring 10 Kt. ^ Reg. $219. 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