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I », Page 2 The Claringion/Courticc Independent, Bowmanville, Saturday, November 1,1997 Trinity United Church Outreach Romania Committee would like you to join us for an evening of Pre-Christmas Shopping The following businesses will open ilieir stores on Thursday, November 6,1997 from 6:00 pan. - 9:00 pan, FAMILY GATHERING 44 King Street East (Handmade Children's Clothing and Gifts) GOULD'S CARDS AND GIFTS 51 King Street East (Christmas Fabrics and cards, and many great gifts for Christmas) INSPIRED AMBIANCE 100 King Street East (home decor, interior decorating and unique gifts) A portion of the evening's sales will be donated to our Outreach Project Help us setnl a Christmas Pored to the Children of St. Morten in Romania CORRECTION NOTICE We wish to draw your attention to the following in our current 1997 Fall and Winter catalogue. Page 18. Folding weight bench, 84-0788-6. Copy should read: 16 -1/2" stance, NOT 24". Page 19. Deluxe pro-style bench, 84-0789-4. Copy should read: 31" extra-wide stance, NOT 34". Page 33. Item 3. Kamik Arctic Boots. Men's 7 to 13, black, 87-2564X. Copy should read: Pair 39.99, NOT 29.99 Page 35. Item 16 to 18. Assorted balaclavas, 87-4025-2. Copy should read: 4.99 ea. up, NOT 4.99. Page 41. Victorinox Swiss Army Knives. The illustrations should be transposed for 75-6020-8 and 75-6219-8. Page 44. The illustration for item 1 Doskocil hard gun case, 75-5619- 2 and item 3, Doskocil Aggressor locking gun case, 75-5637-8 should be transposed. Bille gun case. The illustrations should be transposed for item 5,75- 5472-8 and item 6,75-5632-8. Page 57. Aiwa Mini Audeo System, 44-0282-4. Product Is not exactly as shown. Page 60. AM/FM Stereo/Cassette/CD Player, 44-2045-8. Not available until October 30. Portable AM/FM Stereo/Cassette/CD Player, 44-1564. Not exactly as shown. AM/FM Stereo/Cassette/CD Player, 44-1576-0. Product does NOT include a remote control. Page 61. Item 2. Sony AM/FM clock radio/CD player, 44-2137-0. Does not include "Mega Bass". Page 62. Item f/6 XTREME CD Player, 44-2285-6. Not available until October 29. Page 64. Item #1.25-Channel Cordless Phone. 69-8261-8. Not available until November 13. Item #4.900 MHz Cordless Phone, 69-8286-0. Product not available. Item #10. Call ID Speaker Phone, 69-8262-6. Not exactly as shown. Item #11. Call ID Phone with call waiting, 69-8263-4. Not available until October 31. Page 70. Conair full-size pistol-style dryer, 43-8030-8. and item 1, hair dryer with straight pick, 43-8029-4. The illustration should show 1600W, not 1875W. Page73. Item 7. Rechargeable hairclipper, 43-8524-4 does not include the video. Page 74. Item 7.7-speed blender with pulse action, 43-1934-0. Copy should read: 34.99, NOT 29.99. Page 79. Item 10. Sunbeam vapourizer, 43-5884-4. Copy should read: Maximum output 3.7L, NOT 7.4L. Page 90. Item 5.40" snowthrowing attachment, 60-3940-0. Copy should read: 999.99, NOT 899.99. Page 102. Motomaster Battery chart. Motomasler Eliminator, 10-6500-0. Copy should read: Reserve Capacity 140 minutes, NOT 1400. Page 110. Item 9. Sierra cable link tire chains, 30-1219x. Copy reads: Deluxe European-style chain. Should read: For radial and bias tires, tra'ction ol link chains. We sincerely regret any inconvenience we may have caused you.' ©j.p. 'cnote F/W CATA : 97 zone: 9 Help Save The Environment and SAVE PLASTIC NEWSPAPER SLEEVES Bring in 100 plastic Newspaper Sleeves from your Clarington/Courtice Independent, and you can place a classified advertisement for 1/2 Price Value up to $20.00. Limited to one coupon per customer. Hurry! Limited Time Offer The Bowmanville Cattaïi tan , 62 King St. West 623-3303 talesman Bowmanville , u Sd-S ■ .ft '--v; .; : ,~y \] M % , • '} ifeT - Retired Teachers Support Creating Futures Campaign A team of retired teachers in Clarington is drumming up support for the Durham College "Creating Futures" fund-raising campaign. Tire group is encouraging past and present educators to pitch in so that local kids have access to top-notch collegc/univcrsity education education right here in Durham. Pictured from left is A1 Strike, chair of the Northumberland and Clarington Creating Futures committee, along with: Bruce Lush, Marjorie Couch, Billie Kemp, Jim Crydcrman and Ray Simscr. Land for Transfer Station From page I hydro service to the site, to a maximum of $5,000," the report states. Grade Site The municipality will grade the site prior to the installation of the compactor compactor and make minor drainage modifications. It will also be responsible for such things as the property taxes and maintaining the road from Hwy 2 south to the gates of the transfer station. Non-CIaringlon generated generated residential waste will be accepted in addition to local trash, There will be a royalty for residential waste coming front outside outside of Clarington. Outsiders will be charged a royalty of $2 per tonne, as will all industrial, commercial commercial and institutional customers. Mayor Diane Hamrc said on Monday night, Oct. 27, "this should be a major source of revenue to offset taxes." She did not state what the municipality is willing to pay for the purchase. Favour Purchase Six of the seven councillors councillors voted in favour of the purchase. Councillor David Scott told The Statesman after the meeting, lie's not in support of the move. "It's not a business the municipality should be involved in," Councillor Scott said. Public School Trustee District 14 Municipality of Clarington Canadian Students Wanted From page 1 demand almost impossibly high grade averages. Dobson cites the physiotherapy physiotherapy program at Queen's University as an example. "We had a girl last year with a 95% average average who didn't get in." The high grade requirements requirements here may be a symptom of limited space, as Courticc High School teacher Elaine Gillies points out. In some cases, there arc several hundred student applicants competing competing for 40 spots. Gillies says: "If we put more money into Ontario universities to staff them, there would be more room in the programs. We could keep tuition dollars here in Canada and keep our brightest ' people in Canada." Dobson notes that the US college fair was a special special project to give students students a complete picture of the education opportunities opportunities open to them, and notes that every Ontario university is invited to visit to the school between September and November The deadline for stu- Hydro Commission Outlines Issues Facing Candidates Clarington Hydro-Electric Commission, Clarington's local utility commission has made information on the local utility commission and the issues it faces today available to the public and candidates running for Clarington Council. Some of the debate during this fall's municipal election election campaign could focus on Clarington Hydro and restructuring issues that may affect it. There are two issues that could significantly affect the operation of Clarington Hydro. The First is municipal restructuring. Amalgamation of electric utilities could occur if municipal government restructuring is effected in Durham. Clarington Hydro has participated in two studies that have identified benefits that would be derived from local utility restructuring. Restructuring The other issue is restructuring of the electric industry industry to allow for more competition. The Macdonald Committee report recommended that there be an end to Ontario Hydro's monopoly. The Commission believes that over the long term, such industry restructuring will mean lower electricity costs for ratepayers. During the last term of Council, councillors were faced with two decisions related to Clarington Hydro. The first was whether the WARDS 3 S 4 Require an Experienced Regional Councillor Please Re-Elect «"DBESUNSKI THE ISSUES • Market Value Re-Assessment •The Greater Toronto Services Board • Pooling Cost of services with Metro • Downloading cost of Social Housing, GO Transit, Ambulance Services and Provincial Roads. These changes to the structure and function of Local Government are coming January 1,1998. This is not the time for On-The-Job Training Please Re-Elect - Ann Dreslinski L ©J.P. Commission should expand to serve all of Clarington. The second was whether to support the amalgamation of Clarington Hydro into one utility that would serve the entire Region of Durham. It is likely that the new Council will be faced with further decisions on the future of Clarington's public utility. Clarington Hydro- Electric Commission delivers delivers electricity services to 9,600 customers in Bowmanville, Newcastle and Oroiio. Correction Loyalist Presentation Tuesday, November 4 An incorrect date appeared in an article in Wednesday's Canadian Statesman concerning a meeting of the Newcastle Village and District Historical Society. The Presentation on "Loyalists and Pioneers" will be Tuesday, November 4lh, at the Newcastle Community Hall's Lions Room, Bowmanville Museum Curator Charles Taws will be the guest speaker. Admission is free, but a collection will be held and refreshments will be served. The meeting meeting starts at 7:30 p.m. dents applying to universities universities is Dec. 15 and for community colleges March 1. Students should hear if they arc accepted to university by June. They should be notified by colleges colleges in May. 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