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i y a i.'h ,i t ; ü : ► t i t i f i * 4 The Independent, Canadian Statesman Weekender, Bowmanville, Saturday, June 11,1994 Full Nuke Emergency Exercise At Pickering Plant in January '95 M&M Meats Says Thanks to Supporters of Charity Fundraiser , A Ml _ 1 nfr Dennis and Linda Moore, of M&M Meats in Bowmanville, served delicious hamburgers for staff members at several downtown businesses on Friday, June 3. The barbecue was set up in the parking lot of James Publishing and staff from James Publishing, the Bank of Montreal and the Toronto Dominion Bank were all invited to enjoy the burgers, dessert and soft drinks. The lunch was M&M Meats' way of thanking The Statesman for promoting the annual M&M Charity barbecue. The two banks are also among the supporters of the event. Last year, the Crohn's and Colitis Foundation of Canada raised $350,000 through the Charity Barbecue. This year's barbecue is slated for Saturday, June 18th, with 130 M&M Meat Shops across the country taking part. by Laura J. Richards On Wednesday, Jan. 25, and Thursday, Jan. 26, the Pickering Nuclear Nuclear Station will be the site of a full-scale nuclear emergency exercise. exercise. The exercise will be based on the Pickering Nuclear Emergency Plan, states a letter to Durham Region Chief Administrative Officer, Gary Cubit, from the Durham Regional Police administration. "For the past few weeks, discussions discussions have been going on between Emergency Planning Ontario, Durham Durham Region, Metro Toronto and Ontario Hydro on the possibility of holding a coincidental full-scale Nuclear Nuclear Emergency Exercise," states the letter to Cubit from Staff Super intendent John Kay. Taking part in the exercise will be the Ministry of the Solicitor General General along with six to eight other provincial ministries and possibly some cabinet ministers, Durham Region, Region, Metro Toronto and Ontario Hydro, states the letter. Following the exercise, there will be critiques and a formal repot. The two-day event will be based on a simulated nuclear accident at the Pickering Station, states, background background material from the Ministry of the Solicitor General and Correctional Correctional Services. The exercise will see a number of facilities used, including the Oshawa Civic Auditorium, Durham College, Iroquois Park, Seneca College College and York University. AKZD sikkens The CetoF DEK finish was created by people who know a little about walking on wood. mmmm Developed in Holland, the Cetol DEK System is the translucent finish that provides more concentrated beauty and protection for your deck than ever before possible. If your deck means more to you than just something to walk on, come in and get the. full story on the unique Cetol DEK System. Nothing else protects and beautifies your investment quite as well. Sikkens. Creating Lasting Impressions.™ Come to the Tyrone Mill. We'll provide you with the BEST to preserve the natural beauty of your wood. TYRONE MILL Located in Tyrone 7 miles north of Bowmanville on Liberty Street Mon. to Sat. 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. Closed Sundays Telephone 263-8871 Regional Council Control on Guns Durham Regional councillors endorsed endorsed a resolution calling for tighter tighter federal gun control laws. The resolution calls for the feder- n al government "to pass legislation requiring that there be minimum five-year mandatory sentencing without parole for anyone using a firearm in the commission of a crime." The resolution will be sent to the Federal Minister of Justice Hon. Herbert Gray, Durham's MP's and MPP's, the Association of Municipalities Municipalities of Ontario and the Federation Federation of Canadian Municipalities for further endorsement. Ever at Mulder's Fine Furniture Spectacular savings on floor models only at our lowest prices ever during our v\ Sidewalk Salé and continuing until the end of June. All taxes are included in our lowest prices ever. In addition to our showroom, see our furniture displays sèt up at Gould's Cards & Gifts at 51 King Street E., Bowmanville. Hurry in for best selection - you'll be glad you did! • FINE FURNITURE • WALL TO WALL CARPETING . 23 King Street E., Bowmanville 623-5515 "A Window On The World of Computers" S lEEP'S Computing Starting July 11 the first classes of a brand new course never offered by anyone else will be starting at the address below. Of interest to any one who has ever thought what is the "MYSTERY OF THE COMPUTER". People out of the work force for an extended length of time, such as a mother, may feel that they can't get back into the work force. Well I can show them many options that will make them feel comfortable in the electronic age of wonders. • Interesting to both young and old as an introduction to what a computer might be able to do for them. » Designed for people between the ages of 12 to 112, a junior version can be made available. • it is especially a course for those who don't know just how to get started but are really interested in getting started in the world of computers. • A10 hour course, you don't have to be a rocket scientist to complete, for the true novice, the person who is not sure how to turn one on or if there is even a reason they should be interested in turning one on. . It is a course for the skeptics who don't feel there is a place for the computer in their life and that they arc a waste of time and money. • Seniors will learn the advantage of having one of these gadgets. Services • I have had approximately ten (10) years of y experience with eleven (11) courses from Durhanrv College and General Motors and instructors from G.M.'s E.D.S. • There will be three sessions a day Monday through Thursday. A person could take the course in many different ways; A.M. classes from 9:00 -11:30 AFT. classes from 1:00 - 3:30 EVE. classes from 7:00 - 9:30 Thus allowing a person to complete the course in one, two, three, or four weeks, upon availability of seats, you could mix a.m. classes with aft or eve. classes for maximum flexibility. • The total cost for the course is sixty dollars ($60.00) with 10% senior discount, with proof of age, plus there will be a five dollar ($5.00) discount per registration for presenting this "Ad" at time of registration. Call Doug Sleep at 905-623-6925 and call soon as seating is limited to 10 students per class and the first paid registration gets first choice of class times and scheduling. 108 King Street East, Bowmanville