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Earth Day Present Ontario Hydro's Darlington Nuclear Generating Station donated shrubs to Bowmanvillc High School for Earth Week. Students Alaina Rigby and Beverly Garrow pitched in on Wednesday, April 22, to plant them at the entrance of the school. Other students carried out a community elcan-up in the area to mark Earth Day. The Clarington/Courtice Independent. Bowmanvillc, Saturday. May 2, 1998 Page 13 Bowmanville Contestant Entered in Miss Jr. Teen Toronto Competition Family Health and Safely Day f. On May 9th, 1998, [Chiropractic Offices .nationwide will be participating participating in "Kids Day international™", a Health, -Safety and Environmental ■Awareness Day. Dr. '$imina Vclji and Dr. Kathlynn Hoch will be sponsoring the event local ly in their office from 12:00 noon until 3:00 p.m. at 234 King Street East. Dr. Vclji and Dr. Hoch will be providing essential information on Crime Prevention, Child Safely and Environmental Awareness. Child ID cards will be donated by the doc- Around the Town f THURSDAY, MAY 7 BHS MUSIC DEPARTMENT CONCERT - [Bowmanvillc High School holds its annual Spring jConcert for the school choir and bands on Thursday, :May 7th. The concert begins at 7:30 p.m. Tickets will be -sold at the door ($3 apiece), with refreshments following the performance. tors and the Durham Regional Police Department will be on hand to provide FREE finger finger printing of all children. There will be a special appearance by "Sparky" the Fire Dog along with Elmo. The Fire Department is bringing their fire truck and will be teaching fire safety tips for children. There will be spinal exams and scoliosis screenings for the kids as well as information on disease disease prevention and health promotion. Free balloon, snacks, giveaways and prize draw- GOLDEN 143 Duke Street, RinriT T7 Bowmanville (905)623-3373 (000)466-3509 dlomrd^ohmon FAMILY K E 3 T A U X Atî T 5 " Mother fe E5/ - Sbnday, Mgy 10, 1998 & ", .BUFFET BRUNCH - 9:00 a.m. - 2:30 p.m. Featuring: Breakfast items, baked goods, juices, hearty salads, pasta dish, delicious desserts ; $ 8 .99 ; per person 1 • Children 2 - 4years $1.99 • Children $4.49 (5-10 years) • Senior Citizens: 10% discount •No coupons* *Qre prixate rocm (please reserve) cr-aiMie for 25-30 people end 10% discount TAXES AND GRATUITIES NOT INCLUDED FREE PARKIN! Licensed LL BO " ' ; ' ( ;' treat her to a CARVED ROAST BEEF DINNER 5:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. sg 99 s • s --'per person • Children $4.99 (5-10 years) Senior Citizens: 10% discount •No coupons* w«sy Its ratsde*; Receive from $50t Cash Back by mail K5 $ 650 *= Gift of Excellence event ! worth of K1TCHENA1D Small Appliances" (Approx, retail value) When you purchase selected KITCHHNAID Appliances Ijetween April I. 1998 and May 30, 1998 m I Washer / Super Capacily Plus, 3.0 cu. ft. / QUIET CARE* Sound Reduction System / 9 Automatic Cycles, 4 Water Levels, 4 Temperatures / 2 Wash Speecls, 2 Spin Speeds / SURE CARE' Dual Action Agitator Dryer / Super Capacily Plus, 7.0 cu. ft. / Electronic SENSOR DRY System / CUSHIONED HEAT* System / EXTRA CARE Clothes Protection / 7 Automatic Cycles, 4 Temperature Settings toft' ^ now? JiMÊft)) I / tr rONIU) Wily 115 mauû , V w/imrnrtI w m f m is New & Reconditioned Appliances Sales • Service • Parts fridges » Stoves • Washers 0 Dryers • Built-in Products • Mcrowwes « Dishwasher: Taunton Rd., Hampton (3 miles cast of BUSINESS HOURS: Mon. - Fri. 9 a.m. ■ 6 p.m. Thurs. 9 a.m. ■ 8 p.m. Sal. 9 a.m. • 4 p.m. 263^8369. 1-800-798-5502 ♦MjwjtUtrwl Imtierraik ri Inqll» l.imUtd, N t J Tavnlon Bit, PADDYS MARKET rc 1 s a iiwv.2 IS i $ J £ X ings will occur every half hour! Wc will also be receiving receiving donations for Big Brothers of Clarington enabling them to continue their efforts says Dr. Vclji. Everyone is invited to attend. Tina Marie Rebecca Benczcnlcitncr of Bowmanville was recently selected to participate in Nationals "1998 Miss Jr. Teen Toronto" pageant competition that will take place on May 10. Tina Marie learned of her acceptance into this year's competition as National, Inc. announced their selections on Monday afternoon. Tina Marie submitted submitted an application and took part in an interview session conducted April II. Tina Marie will be competing competing for her share of over $20,000.00 in scholarships, scholarships, prizes and specialty gifts that will be distributed distributed to contestants. She will be competing in the Miss Jr. Teen division, one of five divisions that will have young ladies between the ages of 7 and 23 competing competing in modeling routines routines which include casual wear and formal wear. If Tina Marie were to win the title of Miss Jr. Teen Toronto, site would represent Toronto and the surrounding communities within a 200 mile radius of Toronto at the National Competition that will take place in Orlando, Florida. Tina Marie is the daughter of Donna Emily (Dobson) Bcnczcnleitncr and Peter Bcnczcnleitncr. In her spare time she enjoys reading, photogra phy and singing. There is no cost to Tina Marie for participating in the pageant competition. Community businesses, organizations and private individuals will assist Tina Marie in participating participating in this year's competition competition by becoming an official sponsor. Any business, organization, organization, or private individual who may be interested in becoming a sponsor to Tina Marie may contact lier pageant coordinator, Maureen Gower, at 1-800- 350-9063. Marie Rebecca Benczenleitner THE CORPORATION OF THE MUNICIPALITY OF CLARINGTON PUBLIC NOTICE The Heritage Community Recognition Program is offered annually by the Ontario Heritage Foundation to recognize individual contributions and commitment in the field of heritage conservation. 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