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Section Two The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, Wednesday, November 9,1994 11 Jerusalem Masonic Lodge Presents Achievement Awards to Members At a recent meeting of Jerusalem Masonic Lodge #31, R.W. Bro. Arnold Arnold Lobb was honoured and presented with his 60 year pin. Pictured, left to right: W. Bro. J. J. White, Worshipful Master; W. Bro. Alan Lobb congratulating congratulating his father R.W. Bro. Arnold Lobb; and R.W. Bro. Brian Keighley, Keighley, District Deputy Grand Master of Ontario District. Durham West District W.l. Holds Hampton Fun Fair At a recent meeting of Jerusalem Masonic Lodge #31, Bro. Jim Rees was presented with a Masonic award in recognition of his 100 plus donations of blood and platelets. Pictured, left to right: R.W. Bro. Paul W. J. McNeil, Chairman, Grand Lodge Blood Donor Committee; R.W. Bro. Brian Keighley, District Deputy Grand Master of Ontario District; Bro. Jim Rees; W.Bro. J.J. White, Worshipful Master; and W. Bro. Clarence Corns, Chairman, Ontario District Blood Donor Committee. Beavers Part of SkyDome Sleep-Over 10th Bowmanville Beavers are going going to be taking part in a rather unique experience the weekend of November 26-27. A sleep over at the SkyDome with 10,000 other Beavers from all across Canada. The Beavers will be sleeping on the floor of the dome. Entertainment is being provided by Eric Nagler and others also they will attempt to build the world's largest Beaver Dam out of paper towel rolls. The whole event is to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the formation of Beavers. They have been selling chocolate bars and calendars all over town and would like to thank anyone who bought some. For more information about the event please call Patti Jenkins 697- 1362. Durham West District Women's Institute held their annual Fun Fair October 13th with registering at 1:30 p.m. Hosting the event was Providence Providence Shaws. The fun fair was held at Hampton C.E. wing. The afternoon opened with Dis- LOSE UP T010 LBS. IN THREE DAYS! With the Supplementary Diet Plan ««mi Using all natural ingredient Available at Participating Pharmacies & Health Food Stores For more information call: 1-800-361-4720 trict President Margaret Ford extending extending a warm welcome to members and their guests. A change from previous years of skits and readings was the variety of table games available for the ladies to engage in. Several ladies were winners winners of lucky draws. A bake table of delicious home made goodies was quickly picked up. A country store of garden vegetables, jams, relishes etc. were also available. available. Members and guests enjoyed an afternoon tea of fruit breads, cheese and beverage. This was a time of fun and fellowship. fellowship. Thank you to all who helped make this another successful Fun Fair. PA.O. Bernice Watson V LOCAL BOARDS IN ONTARIO 0. 'n November 24, key players in Ontario's training and adjustment system are invited to participate in the launch of their Local Board. Local Boards will be independent, not-for-profit corporations, governed by a Board of Directors and will address training and adjustment issues in the community. The launch meeting will be hosted by the sponsors. It will be the first step in making your Local Board a reality. Call 1-800-608-4502 if you're unsure which Local Board you're in. The launch is a working meeting that will bring together the seven labour market partner groups who are most affected by how policies are decided and programs run.. They include those in the community who represent business, labour, women, racial minorities, people with disabilities, francophones and educators and trainers. The meeting will feature a presentation on Local Boards and provide the opportunity for the local labour market partners to meet and discuss this important initiative. WHEN: Thursday November 24, 1994 TIME: 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. (Registration begins at 6 p.m.) WHERE: Lcgala Banquet and Conference Centre 65 Sunray Street, Whitby. ACCESS: Simultaneous English/French translators and sign language interpreters will be available. We ask that you advise us in advance if you need these services. RSVP: Space is limited. Please RSVP the Local Board Implementation Team at 1-800-608-4502. 1.1 Commission r,ii\tdkm , demm , n v.iku i ilvU itv'md'ivuviv J © Ontario C.midlm l.ilvuf louv lYvvkijwnt Kurd The Sponsors Canada OTAB Icoffl Ontario Training am! Adjustment Board Cornell ontarien de formation rt d'adaptation de la inain dmrvif a series of publicized open houses to encourage and assist For more information about the open houses or for your own copy of the EIS or the Summary, please complete the coupon below and send to: Guy Riverin/Heather Humphries Federal Environmental Assessment Review Office ,(FEAR0) 200 Sacré-Coeur Blvd., 13th Floor Hull, Quebec K1A0H3 Tel: (819) 997-2244/953-2754 (call collect) Fax: (819) 994-1469 Please send more information on (check box): The Open Houses □ The EIS (496 pages) □ The EIS Summary (47 pages) □ To: Name: Address: City: Province: I + Canada 092 Postal Code: