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-'Pace 4 The Clarington/Courlicc Independent, Bowmanvillc, Saturday, September 20, 1997 Durham Trainin Board Launche The. Durham Region Local Training Board is one of 25 Local Boards which have been established established throughout the Province of Ontario. The DRLTB will have a lead role in the coordination and planning of federal and provincial training initiatives initiatives to be used throughout the eight Municipalities of the Durham Region. Sponsored by Human Resources Development Canada, The Ontario Ministry of Education and Training, and the Canadian Labour Force Development Board, the DRLTB is mandated to direct the planning and delivery of federal and provincial training programs programs to make jobs and skills training more accessible, accessible, effective and responsive responsive to local needs. The DRLTB is made up of representatives from within the entire community community consisting of business, labour, racial minorities, Do you have any special talents? Can you sing, jug' gle, dance, mime, etc.? Big Brothers of Clarington is looking for you!! Share your talents and support Big Brothers of Clarington. . On September 27 Big Brothers of Clarington will be holding their 3rd Annual BBQ and Talent Showcase at Archibald Orchards and Estate Winery from 11 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. There will be games for the children to participate in as well as face painting, wagon rides, straw maze and jump, jumping castle, caricatures, farm animals and much more. See children's entertainer Uncle Mo. Share in a tale from story teller Fred Archibald. Big Brothers of Clarington invites you and your family and friends to participate in the Talent Showcase. To register your time to perform please call 623-6646 or 263-2396. Come out and support Big Brothers by displaying your talent. VOTE CHARLIE TRIM RECORD OF ! • INVOLVEMENT ii • VOLUNTEERISM • SOUND LEADERSHIP LOCAL COUNCIL WARD 4 ELECT -OOffii gfâXBQÜ Local Councillor TWO Municipality Of Clarington Authorized by the CFO for the Jim Schell Campaign. ^ j p people with disabilities, francophones, women, educators and trainers. The official launch look place Thursday, September 18th, at Oshawa's Holiday Inn. Central Public School's 250 Students Join Terry Fox Run Last Friday, Septembe 12, about 250 students a Central Public School i: Bowmanvillc joined th Terry Fox fund-raiser fo cancer research by walkin; or running several lap around their schoolyard Although formal pledge were not solicited, student were encouraged to bring it donations which will fa- given to the Terry Fo: Foundation. -, New Building Will Better Showcase Hyundai Product -- Affordability and Reliability the Goals at Ontario Hyundai -- Hyundai Friends of Second Marsh Constructing "Snake Pits" Friends of Second Marsh have over the past four years, made a number of home improvements for the wildlife that call Second Marsh home. With funding from the Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources, Community Wildlife Involvement Program (CWIP), they arc continuing to improve the biodiversity of this Provincially Significant Wetland in your "backyard". This time it's the "snake in the grass" who will benefit benefit from the effort of this active environmental group and their volunteer corp. Construction is scheduled to take place on Saturday, September 27, on two snake hibernaculums. These hibcrnaculums are large pits filled with rubble and stones meant to mimic the caves and crevices that snakes commonly use to hibernate. Snakes, like other reptiles, arc cold blooded. This means their body heat is controlled controlled by the outside temperature. When the weather gets colder, they search for a suitable protected place to hibernate and sleep until spring. As we look toward improving the biodiversity of this wetland, it is important to create opportunities for those less than favourite but all important snakes. Snake counts here are low, with only the Eastern Garter Snake breeding. With improved winter habitat, we hope to attract more species and improve the population density that is currently here. Snakes arc an integral part of the food chain, with a diet consisting of frogs, fish, rodents and insects. The Friends Of Second Marsh need approximately 25 volunteers, young and old alike, to assist in the placement placement of rubble and stone in the excavated pits. Organizers recommend you wear a good pair of work gloves and work boots. Volunteers will meet at the Colonel Sam Drive trail entrance at the Partnership Sign; 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon. Please RSVP Friends of Second Marsh 905-723- 5047 to register. Ontario Hyundai, the largest Hyundai dealer in Durham Region, will be moving this fall. The brand new facility will be located in an area commonly referred to as 'Car Dealer Alley' -- on Hwy. Two in Whitby. Ontario Hyundai owner Greg Mason says the visibility visibility of the Hyundai family family of cars was at least partly partly responsible for the major investment. "I feel that the Hyundai product has now reached the level where our dealership dealership should be in an area where potential customers can compare our vehicles side-by-side with its major competitors," says Mason. "Our edge in value for your money, five-year factory factory warranties and state- of-the-art service will give us a distinct advantage," he continues. "We want people to put Ontario Hyundai on their shopping list and sec for themselves why our sales have increased 72 per cent in the last three years. "We offer great looking cars loaded with features at prices that don't leave our customers shaking their heads," Mason says. "What more can you ask for?" The all-new Ontario Hyundai will be 11,000 . square feet with a 2,500 square foot showroom and 10 service bays. In front of the showroom is a new-car display pavilion where customers can view vehicles vehicles under a protective canopy without actually entering the dealership. Ontario Hyundai also has a large inventory of pre-owned vehicles. They specialize in totally-reconditioned totally-reconditioned cars and trucks in the $4,000 to $10,000 price range. Affordability and reliability reliability are the goals at Ontario Hyundai. Next time you arc in the area, stop by at 496 Taunton Rd. E„ in Oshawa, to view the Hyundai product and I large selection of p; owned vehicles. Look : the opening of the m home of Ontario Hyuni at 1505 Dundas St. : Whitby, in the near futut Mason is telling all I customers, past and p sent. "Don't worry, a m dealership will not me higher prices." . "We will continue; offer great service unbeatable price." EVERY CAR MUST GO!! SPECIAL FINANCING! SPECIAL LEASE PAYMENTS! SPECIAL LIMITED TIME DISCOUNTS! MUST CLEAR-OUT '97s BY SEPT. 30TH 1997 ACCENT SPOI • AM/FM CD player • Removable Sunroof • Rear Spoiler • Front fog lights 1 Graphic Sport Striping • Recaro Style Sport Interior • Leather Wrap Steering Wheel and Shifter • 5 Year, 100,000 km Warranty per month 8971LAMTRA LEASE WAGON 5^- • AM/FM cassette with CD player* Aluminum Mag Wheels • Front Fog Lamps • Leather Wrap Steering Wheel • Leather Wrap Shifter • Tachometer • 5 Year, 100,000 km Warranty per month nnta/tio hyuttoai jia£ nJ m a.i THE NEW HYUNDAI <&> DRIVING IS BELIEVING 496 Taunton Rdl. E., Oshawa (905i 576-7669 Toronto Line (90S) 619-0323 E-mall:Hyundal @ lnforamp.net V) $ E Ritson Rd. xi E i •v E 1 w ■ □ Taunton Rd. •Leasing plans tram Hyundai Crodit Canada only. Limited lime only. Down payment or equivalent trade ol SB50 on Accent Sport, or $1,500 Elanlra SE Wagon, plus 1st monthly payment and security deposit required, , 20.000 km mlloaqo allowance por year appllos. Additional km clinigo ol ,0B. Cannot bo combined with otliar oilers. All loaso and puichaso prlcoa oxcludo Irolqlil, llconco, P.D.I. and taxes. See dealer lor details.