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Page 8 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, May 7, 1997 Hire a Student Before the Human Resource Centre for Students officially officially opened on May 5th, student employment officers Colin Hadden (standing) and Jesse Stewart had already seen 20 students eager To get a jump on their summer job search. The job office is located at 200 King Street East, Suite 202 in Bowmanville. It will remain open to serve students and employers until the end of July. Call 623- 9221 to inquire about hiring a student. CONGRATULATIONS NEWCASTLE LIONS Celebrating SO fears of Service to tfie Community NEWCASTLE FUNERAL HOME 987-3964 nir e n St udent °nts ^ - Hjaaa-iassavv 1 _ai; Police Charge 525 in Seat Belt Campaign For two weeks ending last Friday, the Durham Regional Police Service participated in a Provincial Seal Belt Enforcement Campaign. During that time, our officers were targeting targeting motorists who neglected to wear their scat belts or who failed to properly secure children in child restraints. Seat belts and child restraint systems continue to be the number one factor in preventing injuries and deaths in motor vehicle collisions. The following offenders were charged: Four hundred and sixty-one drivers were charged for failing to wear scat belts and 38 passengers were charged for not wearing scat bells. In addition, IS drivers were charged for failing to ensure that their passengers under the age of 16 were properly secured and eight people were also charged with having inoperative inoperative or defective scat belts. This represents 525 people who placed themselves or their passengers at risk for failing failing to obey scat bell laws. The line for these offences is $105.00 each, plus two demerit points. In recent surveys, communities in our area have shown a rate of compliance below the provincial average of 92%. s&mÊA Nothing Runs LikeaÔeere' IT COSTS LESS TO RUN THE BEST!! John Deere - a name you can trust. The winners of the Kinsmen Home Show "Win an Evergreen Contest" are Terry and Wendy Hollingsworth of Orono. We would like to thank all those who visited us at the show! Business Hours: Mon. -Thurs. 8 - 5 Fri. 8 - 6; Sat. 8 - 3 FARM 8t GARDEN LTD. SALES & SERVICE Taunton Road, 3 km. west of Hwy. 115, Orono (905) 983-9119 1-800-461-2120 m ARMONY R LIBERTY SI N TAUNTON RD. * ORONO BOWMANVILLE HWY. 2 | HWY. 115 HWY. 401 ©j.p. Big Brothers Annual General Meeting and Recognition Dinner On Thursday, May 8, Big Brothers of Clarington will hold their Annual General Meeting and Recognition Dinner at the Base Line Community Centre. This year the agency is celebrating its 20th Anniversary. The Recognition Dinner will begin at 6:30 p.m. and will be followed by entertainment entertainment provided by Mark Sullivan, a young local fiddle player. Awards will be given to agency volunteers with long term ; service and to Bowl For Millions Challenge and medal winners. Our Annual General Meeting will follow and members of the community ; are welcome to attend. Bulova Citizen Seiko Ladies' Watches Save 25 % Free Battery. Lifetime Battery Replacement. /f Assorted Via Vermont^ 14 Karat Gold Giftware for Mom Special Prices Diamond Stud Earrings Priced from *49.00 10 Karat "MOM" Charms All Specially Priced. Your Family Jewellers Since 1945 39 King St. W. 623-5747 Bowmanville Open Mon. - Thurs.. 9 - 6; Fri. 9 - 9; Sat. 9 - 5 • Free Gift Wrap Free Parking Friday Nights and all day Saturday © iiwf uve 't\ts' W jwf W W W