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The Claringlon Independent, Bowmanville. Saturday, January 7,1995 3 Garbage Collection Health Council Chair Resigns From page 1 landfill site in Pickering. Clarington Public Works Director Director Walter Evans told The Clarington Clarington Independent the number of bags allowed at each household has been reduced over the last few years to help encourage people to compost and recycle. With the Durham Region' Waste Reduction program in place for the urban areas, the region is going to extend services to the rural areas. "I'm not exactly sure when it will happen, but they are planning to do so in the future," Evans stated. While some folks in the rural area are using the centralized rccy- Durham Celebrations Conclude Thousands packed Whitby's Cullen Cullen Gardens and Miniature Village on New Year's Eve for the Celebrate Durham '94 Closing Ceremonies. From 4:00 p.m. to Midnight, standing-room-only crowds were treated to live entertainment by an astonishing array of talent from across Durham. Singers, dancers, musicians, musicians, even a spoon-player delighted delighted audiences on four indoor stages throughout the Cullen Gardens grounds. An M.C. from Durham's own radio station The Edge handed out free Celebrate Durham T-shirts to the audience during breaks in the performances. performances. An official 30-minutc closing ceremony ceremony featured a new rendition of the Celebrate Durham '94 song by Leaskdale's Nancy Hall, with accompaniment accompaniment by drummer Ryan Horses of Ajax. The number was followed by speeches by the Co-Chairs of the Celebrate Durham '94 Committee Norm Leigh and Dave Conway, as well as Regional Chairman Gary Herrema. Outdoor activities included wagon rides, a bonfire, and the colourful festival festival of lights. At 10:00 p.m., a spectacular fireworks fireworks show lit up the skies over Cullen Cullen Gardens. Baskin (v) Robbins cling "igloos" in the villages of Clarington, he did not know if the igloos would be disappearing or not. He rioted residents in apartment buildings and some businesses use the igloos, so the igloos might stay. However, in legislation brought in by the province, landlords with a specified number of units in a building building must provide their tenants with opportunities for recycling. Evans said people will be encouraged encouraged to recycle and compost so the numbers of bags at the roadside will be reduced. Some people are already recycling recycling and composting, he said. "Most people have already implemented implemented backyard composting programs," Evans noted. "As it is, most people put out three bags or less each week," the public works director added. Workshop for Parents With Teenagers In a study group, entitled Positive Discipline for Teens and Resolving Conflict with, your Teens, parents will be introduced to concepts and methods which will result in more harmonious parent/child relationships. relationships. The difference between shortsighted shortsighted and long-range parenting will be discussed, and how teenagers can be given the legacy of courage, confidence confidence and skills to become happy, successful adults. The Family Education Resource Centre of Kinark is offering this eight session study group for parents of teenagers. This group will be offered at Bowmanville Senior Public School, 105 Queen Street, starting Wednesday, January 25, 1995, from 7:00 to 9:00 p.m. The cost for this study group - is $48.00 per person, ' plus a text book fee of $13.50. For information and to register please call the Family Education Resource Resource Centre at 905-433-0386 Ext. 26. Pre-registration is required. The Durham Region District Dr. Goldwater will remain on Health Council (DHC) announced to- Council and continue as a member of day that Dr. Amy Goldwater, Chair the Executive Committee, of the District Health Council, has re- Gerry Blake, Vice-Chair, will assigned assigned her position due to heavy sume the duties of the Chair until a workloads and family pressures. new Chair is appointed. TOU FREE CAUINGS Y/ COSTLY LONG DISTANCE CHARGES Expand your local calling area to include: Metropolitan Toronto and Ajax-Pickering, Brooklin, Claremont, Markham, South Pickering and Whitby • Day or Night • 365 Days a Year » Unlimited Talk Time From only $29.99 per month ÿ/f&W* 90 TELEHOP B( 509 St. Clair Ave. W., P.O. Box 735 5-^76-4004 IWMANVILLE 08 Toronto, Ont. M6C 1C0 ^ CRTC Approved © 623-3396 Equipped with • Driver and Passenger Air Bags • 4 Wheel Anti-Lock Brake • Air Conditioning • Automatic Transmission • AM/FM Stereo • Digital Read Out, Clock Music Search Cassette and more. 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