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The Clarington/Courtice Independent, Bowmanvillc, Saturday, January 27,1996 5 Your Guide To: Health, Hobbies and Entertainment Medical Recycling Facility Open to Public on Feb. 2 United Way Offering Leadership Program The Clarington . Medical Equipment Recycling Program is pleased to invite the public to the Official Opening of our recycling facility from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. on Friday, February 2 at Memorial Hospital - Bow- manville. A ribbon-cutting and tour of our facility will take place at 2:15 p.m. Please join us for refreshments refreshments in the main entrance entrance lobby of the hospital. This unique non-profit pro gram began accepting equipment equipment donations last June, and then started to recycle this medical equipment back to the public free of charge. All medical equipment in good condition is currently being being accepted for recycling. To find out how you can donate or acquire equipment, please call the Red Cross office at (905) 723-2933 and ask about the Clarington Medical Equipment Recycling Program. OSHAWA LITTLE THEATRE presents the hilarious farce RUMORS by NEIL SIMON Directed by D'Arcy Smyth Produced by Lamie Rosen February 1 - 4,8 -11,15 -17 at 62 Russe tt Avenue, Oshawa Curtain Time 8:00 p.m. Tickets are $12 available in advance from Say well's, 14 Simcoe St. S., Oshawa or at the box office on performance nights © j.p. WHAT IS CLARINGTON'S BEST KEPT SECRET? N HINT: Serves a great value Breakfast for only $2.99 Monday to Friday. Cut out alphabet letters and place on ballot on last page NEED TO KNOW SO-MEWING ABOUT Y OUR NEW COMMUNITY? Call WelcomeI Wagon r V Since 1030 Sandra Yates Maria Boone 623-5873 987-5030 Bowman ville Area Newcastle - Orono Area Our hostess will bring gifts and greetings, along with helpful community information.© The Volunteer Leadership Development Program, a service service of the United Way of Oshawa»Whitby»Clarington, is pleased to offer a twelve week certificate course in Not-For- Profit Governance. The course is designed to prepare volunteer volunteer directors of not-for-profit organizations, and/or those interested interested in becoming directors, to fully and successfully meet the demands of being a Board member. "Preparedness" will lead to an understanding of the following following issues and concepts: the responsibilities responsibilities attached to being a Board Member (differentiating (differentiating staff and volunteer roles; legal liabilities and responsibilities; responsibilities; fiscal and fund raising obligations; the development and monitoring of policies; planning; public relations; teamwork; during and beyond meetings; and in the whole development development process); the economic economic challenges and changing realities in the not-for-profit sector; the correlation between the individual role as a Director, Director, the role of the organization and the impact on community; how individual skills and abilities abilities can compliment the work of the whole organization; how do desired outcomes, planning and evaluation impact on the work of a Board. VLD volunteer Trainers (who are professional consultants, consultants, trainers and managers.. within the private, public and not-for-profit sector) will deliver deliver the majority of modules. Guest Trainers, Marilyn MacKenzie, Donna Lockhart, Linda Graff and Mary Satterfield Satterfield will be delivering "Human "Human Dynamics", "Effective Meetings", "Policy Development" Development" and "Legal/Legislative Issues" modules respectively. Each 2 1/2 hour module has been designed to increase awareness of an effectiveness in the essential roles of Board members. Registration is limited. limited. Participants must register with the United Way no later than January 29, 1996. A registration registration fee of Si 10 includes a course workbook and all handout handout materials, and may be paid by cash, cheque, VISA or Mas- ing (400 Taunton Rd. E. Whit- For more information con- tercard. . by) each Monday evening tact the United Way's Volun- The Governance Certificate (6:30 -9:00 p.m.) from Febru- teer Leadership Development Course is offered at the Dur- ary 5, 1996 through April 29, Program Coordinator at (905) ham Board of Education build- 1996. 436-7377. The Oshawa & District Chamber of Commerce and The Clarington Business Group presents "The Politics of Downloading" Tuesday, Her Worship, Mayor Diane Hamre January 30,1996 Bowmanville Recreation Complex (Highway 2 and Regional Road 57) 12:00 noon $26.75 (includes $1.75 GST) In her annual address to Durham businesses, Clarington Mayor, Diane Hamre, takes an in-depth look at the fiscal realities facing municipalities across Ontario. Hear how Clarington plans on dealing with provincial cutbacks. Annual Mayor's Luncheon COMPANY NAME: CONTACT: ADDRESS: TELEPHONE: FAX: NUMBER OF TICKETS: x $26.75 (GST #R107804734) , For reservations call Deborah at 728-1683 or fax this form to 432-1259 Please make cheques payable to: The Oshawa & District Chamber of Commerce 50 Richmond Street East, McLaughlin Square, Oshawa, Ontario LI G 7C7 please invoice cheque to follow cheque enclosed CANCELLATION REFUND AVAILABLE UNTIL JANUARY 23, 1996 Brought to you through the generous support of t (Eatrabtan Jidatesman 62 King St. .West, Bowmanville STARTS FRIDAY, JANUARY 26th Hang On For Tœ Coign Tot 6cb 1b tonvAœtecND! •wcndehRili; it 0 Yf 'A5U?ERDU?ERI0l r i A ROBIN WILLIAMS Toy Story 7:00 and 9:00 p.m. and Matinees Sat. and Sun. Matinees 1:00 and 3:30 p.m. * Toy Story * Jumanji Jumanji Sat. and Sun. Matinees 1:00 and 3:30 p.m. ONE SHOW ONLY SUNDAY EVENINGS AT 7:00 p.m. Pauly Shore Stephan Baldwin L<! v ♦ , f Bio-Dome 7:00 and 9:00 p.m. ALL SEATS $4.25 Monday -Thursday Friday - Sunday Adults $7.00 / Students $5.75 Children $4.25 BOWMANVILLE MALL (905) 697-1999 ****************************************