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The Canadian Statesman, Howmanville. June 18, 1997 Page 9 Just Ducky. n Second Annual Duck Derby Lives Up to Billing > ~ / ïtîtt-* M IT |V ?» t, Va ai.'f-.- . - • .-'Ti. ■ ■ • : «*? "" ffl Cr 2®S55ssa«jTsS» DUCK TALES -- The second annual running (or should that be swimming) of the Rubber Duck Derby took place in Howmanville Saturday under perfect weather conditions. All available tickets were sold for the event, which is a fund-raiser for Memorial Hospital; the Seventh Howmanville Scouts; the Learn Not To Burn Campaign and the community projects of the Howmanville Lions Club. Participants were treated to two races. The race for corporate ticket-holders was at noon and featured 100 rubber ducks. Wiggans Landscaping was the lucky winner of that round. Later in the day, 5000 of the smaller ducks were launched over the Highway Two Bridge and downstream. Tire winner of the $5,000 grand prize was Dr. Charles Cattran. While waiting for the events, onlookers could enjoy music by the country rock band, Chaser; a demonstration of animals from Orono's Jungle Cat World; a visit to Clarington's fire safety house; and a barbecue. These photos include: (at left) the start of the featured race; the capture of the first corporate duck over the finish line and (at right) the clean-up of the ducks by volunteers. That's Ryan Swan manning the net. mmm -M. r*. -AviMfivilr /f'/ \\«y r' ■Kl ^ ' : fC- ' -if 'VjSLh -I*** ; ; wVi P "Making Services Work for People" The recently released document, "Making Services Work for People" sets out a new framework for services for children and adults with developmental disabilities. The Ministry of Community and Social Services invites you to attend one of the following orientation sessions on this initiative. COMMUNITY ORIENTATION SESSIONS Tuesday, June 24,1997 10:00 a.m. - 12:00 noon Whitby Mental Health Centre Conference Rooms D & E 700 Gordon Street, Whitby, Ontario Tuesday, June 24,1997 7:00 p.ni. - 9:00 p.m. Community Nursing Home 15941 Simcoe Street North, Port Perry, Ontario Please RSVP at 1-800-663-8560, ext. 360. Thank you. y (Op Help Save The Environment and SAVE PLASTIC NEWSPAPER SLEEVES Bring in 100 plastic Newspaper Sleeves from your Clarington/Courlice Independent, and you can place a classified advertisement for 1/2 Price Value tip to $20.00, Untiled to one coupon per customer. Hurry! Limited Time Offer The Bowmanville Canabtan ê>tate6iuan 62 King St. West 623-3303 Bowmanville ft On some of our best selling '97 GM vehicles in stock. Amount Financed 1 Cost of Borrowing at 7.9%** Cost of Borrowing at 3.9% * Terms APPROX. SAVINGS $20,000 $3,391.36 $1,632.64 48 mos. $1,758.72 $25,000 $4,239.20 $2,040.80 48 mos. $2,198.40 $30,000 $5,087.04 $2,449.44 48 mos. $2,637.60 Pontiac Grand Am Pontiac Sunth- lire GMC limmv Chevy Blazer Chevrolet Cavalier Chevrolet Lumina Hurry, because just like Spring, these breaks won't last. You should know this: 'This limited time oiler may not bo combined or used with other oilers. Oiler applies to retail deliveries ol 1997 now or demonstrator models purchased from dealer inventory. Financing on approved GMAC credit only Example 1, $20,000 at 3.9'» APR, the monthly payment is $-150,08 lor 48 months. Costol borrowing is $1,032.04. Total obligation Is $21,032.04. Example 2, $25.000 at 3,9'» APR, the monthly payment Is $503.35 lor 48 months. Cost ol borrowing is $2,040.80, Total obligation is $27,040.80, Example 3, $30,000 at 3.9'» APR, the monthly payment is $070.03 lor 48 months. Cost ol borrowing is $2,449.44. Total obligation is $32.449.44. See dealer lor conditions conditions and details. Down payment may bo required, Quantities limited, "Dealer plan rate as ol May t, 1997. B GRADUATE PROGRAM till IWHAll INI || AH l* A MW CM MI-MI CHEVROLET Oldsmoblle PONTIAC BUICK GMC WÊËtKÊÊË B