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New Barbecue Will Come in Handy for Big and Little Brothers The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, Wednesday, August 17,1994 5 Clubs and Organizations District Governor Welcomed to Bowmanville Rotary Club The Big and Little Brothers of Clarington will be able to cook up some extra fun at their fund-raising events and social get-togethers, thanks to a generous donation from Miller Waste Systems Ltd. The company company has donated a Thermos barbecue to Big Brothers of Clarington. It will be used at social events for Big and Little Brothers and also at fund-raisers and special events such as the Kite Festival which is slated slated for September 17. In this photo, Ron MacKinnon (left), Marketing Manager of Miller Waste Systems Ltd., is shown at the barbecue along with Big Brother James Campbell and his Little Brother, Shawn Law. The barbecue was presented to the organization August 9th and the Big and Little Brothers immediately immediately put it to the test with a cook-out in the parking lot of the Big Brothers office in Bowmanville. "Everything Under the Sun" Arts Festival at Visual Arts Centre The Bowmanville Rotary Club welcomed its District Governor, John Hemmant to a dinner meeting on Thursday, August 4, at the Flying Dutchman Hotel. Shown above, from left are: Mr. Hemmant, Governor Governor of District 7070; Charles Cattran, President of the Bowmanville Rotary Club; and Chris Mendes, Vice President of the Bowmanville Rotary Club. Grant of $63,000 Approved For Communications Project " '* màîi , , Brooklin sculptor W.B. Fraser and Toronto sculptor Nat McHaffie are pictured with Clarington Ward Two Regional Councillor Carson Elliot and some of the children who took part in the "Everything Under Under the Sun" arts festival organized by the Visual Arts Centre in Bowmanville. The event which took place on Saturday, Aug. 6, drew in lots of folks with its all-day , workshops in kite making. Dear Cord Mills, M.P.P.: Thank you for expressing your support for the "Durham Region Area Health Care Telecommunications Telecommunications Project". We have received a formal application for assistance under under the Ontario Network Infrastructure Infrastructure Program (ONIP) from the project project partners for a feasibility study related to the project. This application has recently been reviewed by the Council for an Ontario Ontario Information Infrastructure, an external external advisory body to the government, government, which advises the government on all requests for assistance from ONIP. The Council recommended that the project be approved and I have awarded a grant to the project. $63,000. A letter has been sent to Mary Novak, Chair of the Durham Region Health Care Telecommunica tions Project outlining our commitment commitment to support the project. Wc look forward to the successful completion of the study and eventual implementation of the project. Yours sincerely, Frances Lankin, M.P.P. Beaches-Woodbine Minister The Statesman Proofreader's Words of the Week.. A myopia - Short-sightedness, in which light from distant objects is focused before reaching retina and so forms blurred image. sanguinary - Attended with bloodshed. Bloodthirsty. Consisting of blood. ST. STEPHEN'S SECONDARYSCHOOL (905) - 623-3990 MARY-CATHERINE KELLY, PRINCIPAL is offering FRENCH IMMERSION PROGRAMMING For Grade Nine, Ten, Eleven and Twelve Students The Guidance Office will be open to register students and/or to make changes in timetables August 30 - September 1,1994. 1:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m. Please phone the school for an appointment. Please Note: The School Office will re-open August 29,1994. © Clarington YWCA Office Moving to 116 Church St. Sales Manager's 1 sswftHiiiil The Clarington YWCA office is moving to 116 Church Street from 133 Church. "We're almost kitty comer from the new location," said Nathalie Mandcrs of the Bowmanville office. The new location is right above the offices of Trinity United Church and the building is owned by the church. Mandcrs said the move will be completed by Monday, Aug. 29, the day when fall program registrations are set to begin. "We're going to try to move next week during the daytime," she noted. The move follows a couple of tense months for the Bowmanville Branch office members who thought if help did not come quickly it might have been the end of a YWCA presence presence in this municipality. Mandcrs said, "I'm glad to be maintaining a Bowmanville office." Fall programs will once again be offered at St. John's Anglican Church, Wavcrlcy Public School, and Central Public School in Bowmanville; Dr. Emily Stowe Public School in Cour- tice; Newcastle Village Community Hall and St. Saviour's Church in Oro- no. At the Bowmanville Branch office, Mandcrs hopes to continue the Babysitter's Babysitter's Training program. CORPORATION OF THE MUNICIPALITY OF CLARINGTON PUBLIC NOTICE SIMPSON AVENUE REALIGNMENT The Municipality of Clarington Public Works Department plans to realign the corner at Simpson Avenue in Bowmanville as part of the 1994 construction program. Simpson Avenue will be closed to through traffic from Soper Court to Baseline Road commencing August 22,1994 and Is expected to reopen approximately September 9,1994. Imington MUNICIPALITY OF ONTAIIIO Walter A, Evans, P. Eng., Director of Public Works Municipality of Clarington 40 Temperance Street Bowmanville, Ontario L1C3A6 Onto ol Publication: August 17, 1994. CS-4359 © OPENING AND REGISTRATION ST. STEPHEN'S SECONDARY SCHOOL (905) - 623-3990 MARY-CATHERINE KELLY, PRINCIPAL SEMESTER 1 BEGINS TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 6,1994 It is essential that each student attend on opening day. Morning bus pick up will be at normal time. Buses will return students home at 12:00 noon. The cafeteria will not be open for lunches on September 6, 1994. Students who have recently moved to the area should contact the school during the week prior to opening day. MAIN OFFICE: Will be open August 29 - September 2, 1994 from 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. NOTE: The Guidance Office will be open to register students and/or make changes in timetables August 30 - September 1, 1994 from 1:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m. PLEASE CALL APPOINTMENT. 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