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20 The Clarington/Courtice Independent, Bowmanville, Saturday, May 11,1996 * . ; rjF Durham Talks Trash From page one considered. port behind the proposals thcre- cial plan before site and build- The report goes on to state, fore, "the ability of the propo- ing plans and a provincial ccr- that the two municipalities nents in obtaining all the ncces- tificate of approval could be involved have not put their sup- sary approvals in time for Students' Employment Centre Open The Canada Employment Centre for Students (CECS) officially opened its doors for another summer season on Monday, May 6th. The centre has moved to a new location at 200 King Street East, suite 202, in Bowmanville and will be staffed Monday through Wednesday. Employers can list summer Red Shield Appeal Month Willie Beaton, of the Bowmanville CIBC branch office, joined Salvation Army Captain Wilfred Harbin to kick off this May's National Red Shield Appeal. Missing from the photo is Business Campaign Chair Ron Hooper. In Clarington, Salvation Army supporters and friends will be canvassing local homes and businesses to meet this year's goal of $21,500. The nation-wide goal this year is $36 million, with money going to the many projects supported by the Salvation Army, including 11 'Grace' hospitals, alcoholic and dmg addiction help centres, maternity homes, and youth camping programs. Donations to the Red Shield Appeal are tax deductible. For more information information call 623-3761. From page 12 barbecue on Friday, and at the door on Saturday morning. Also, on Saturday from 9:30 a.m. to 3 p.m., the. Friends of the Guides support group will be serving tea and sweets at the school, allowing time for visitors visitors to get together to chat and reminisce. The final event of the reunion weekend will be a social hour, dinner and dance at the Blackstock Recreation Centre. . Morawetz said everyone is invited to attend and will be able to take part in the events, planned for the evening. "We will introduce special guests, have an old-fashioned sing-song, and there will be music to dance to," she said. While the planning is almost finished, the organizers are still looking for volunteers to help keep the plans together and help sell hats and pins to reunion attendees. If you can help, call Donna Werry at 263- 2383. If* Pet of the Week This 10 week old male kitten needs a home. He is the last of his litter still left at the animal shelter. He is an orange and white, short haired, friendly little guy. Pet Friendly Tip: Be responsible for your pet. Stoop and scoop! Animal Shelter 623-7651 Sponsored by: MUNICIPALITY OF ONTARIO ©j.p. job vacancies with the CES at no charge. Employment may last a day, a week or the entire summer. Students looking for work will be able to identify employers who have jobs available and will be able to either contact them directly or speak with a Student Employment Officer for fur ther information. The CECS will assist students with job search skills, resume writing and interview tips. Employers are encouraged to contact the Bowmanville Canada Employment Centre for Students for all of their summer employment needs. Call 623-9221. November 1996 start seems unlikely." Pebblestone Multi-Services Inc.'s proposal although technically technically acceptable to the region, would only accommodate a part of the region's needs. Their pricing to receive, process, haul and dispôse either 62,4000 tonnes or 85,000 tonnes per year would take garbage to the Keele Valley dump or to locations in Michigan or New York. Regional staff have been directed to negotiate with Pebblestone Multi-Services Inc. for a better price, and to find "additional disposal facilities facilities prior to November 1996 to handle the balance of the region's residential solid waste." Life comes with enough nasty surprises, so we won't give you any on your final bill. 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