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Page 6 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, May 6, 1998 Section Two / You're Okay! 7 This youngster went through the full-body radiation monitor in one of the gymnasiums at Durham College following an exercise on responding to a simulated simulated 'radiation leak* at the Darlington Nuclear Generating Station.'Dan Sawyer, of Ontario Hydro, was checking the monitoring device. The exercise was attended attended by 200 people from all age groups from Clarington on Wednesday, April 29. Ivan Ciuciura, Director of the Durham Emergency Measures Office, said the Wednesday morning emergency exercise was a success. Pancake Brunch is May 16 Solina News by Harvey Yellowlees "When a man is singing in the shower it means the kids didn't use up all the water". Wednesday Card Parly at Hampton resulted in 1st place winner Jean Porrill, second Norma Walls, third Fred Watson, fourth Don Cochrane, 5th Ruby Trcwin. Most lone hands Richard Potter. Low - Alice Beech. Special - Clarence Bray. Draws were won by Mathew Marchant (2), Fred Watson, Wilma Kanlor, Richard Potter. Card Night Friday night cards at Solina had 11 tables of players. High was Marj Cry derm an, second Lyra FI in to IT, third Marion Broome, fourth Doreen Brock. Low was won by Jean Munday. Most lone hands - Marie Brooks. Special Number - Alida McKinley. Draws - Marion Broome, Ross Crydcrman, Charles Langmaid, Betty Lynch, Gus Wilson (2), Lyra Flintoff, Roger Anaart, Mary Balson and Lloyd Broome. Leone Wright, Doreen Brock and Clarence Bray filled out "empty stomachs" with lunch. See you next week at cards - same lime, same place - Solina Hall 8 p.m. Come for an evening of good fun, good food and good fellowship. Don't forget the Solina 4-H Pancake Brunch on Saturday, May 16 at Solina hall 8:00 a.m. - 10:30 a.m. All proceeds to 4-H in our community. Bowling League Men's Rural League Bowling is over for another another year. Top team for this year was Newtonshaw, congratulations men. They were followed by Hampton, Solina, the Hi C's, Courtice and "My Team" (Harvey's). If things had been fairer, my team would have won the trophy for this year. There's always next year! Anyone who would like to bowl on "my team" please call me over the summer so we can practice for next fall. Six friends from Solina attended the Ncstlcton Spring Smorgasbord Supper on Saturday night. After a long pleasant drive home, we arrived back at our house for an evening of cards. Sunday morning church service was well attended. Bob and Joan Blackburn were greeters. Melissa Mcliarg was the lay reader. As it was the first Sunday of May, Alan Garbc looked after the Birthday Box. There were 12 May birthdays. Belly Grant gave the Minute for Missions. The choir favoured us with "Go Now In Peace". The sermon was entitled "Listening to the Shepherd's Voice." See you next Sunday, "Eldad the Church on the Hill", 11:00 a.m. Following Church on Sunday, some seventeen from Solina attended the Ebcnc/.cr Sunday Brunch. Watch for the Baseball and Soccer games to begin soon. Team coaches call in your results to me if you want them to go to press. FOR LAWN AND GARDEN Top Quality Screened 1 TOP SOIL $ 1 C Cubic SOD $ 25 p er Roll ÜOD FARM HOURS: Mon. - Fri. 8 a.m. - 7 p.m. Sat. 8 a.m. - 5 p.m.; Sun. 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. Mitchell's Corners (905) 263"21 26 Green Ribbons Help In Promotion of i Child Find Programs :: CHILD FIND f(Ontario) Incorporated ;; announced its seventh annual Green Ribbon of hope Campaign designed - to highlight the issue of i missing children in i Canada and around the "world. The Campaign will ; run for the entire month of -May culminating with i National Missing ! Children's Day on May ; 25th. Last year over 55,000 children were registered as 'missing' by the ' R.C.M.P.'s Missing Children Registry. These numbers include runaways, runaways, lost and abducted children, as well as those who have simply 'disappeared'. 'disappeared'. The green ribbon symbolizes CHILD FIND's concern for our missing children as well as our commitment and efforts to help ensure all of Canada's children arc safe. The concept of the Green Ribbon of Hope was originated by the students students and faculty of Holy Cross Secondary School in St. Catharines on behalf of their classmate, Kristen French. In memory of Kristen, the students and staff directed that their idea for the ribbon be used exclusively by CHILD FIND. During the month of May all members of the community arc invited to show their support and concern for the plight of missing children by wearing wearing a green ribbon. Proceeds from any donations donations and fund raising events held on behalf of the Green Ribbon of Hope Campaign will be used to support CHILD FIND's frcc-of-chargc community based programs and services. services. AN OPEN INVITATION TO RESIDENTS OF CLARINGTON. As Executive Vice President and Chief Nuclear Officer of Ontario Hydro, I would like to invite Clarington residents to join Darlington Site Vice President, Bob Strickert and me at a public meeting on May 13, 7-9 PM at Bowmanville High School. The meeting is one of the ways in which Ontario Hydro is focusing on our goal of being more open, accountable and responsive to neighbours' concerns. A key recommendation of the Independent Integrated Performance Assessment released last August was to set specific goals for the nuclear recovery program and to monitor progress on a continuing basis. We are committed to ensuring this takes place. One of the purposes of the May 13 meeting is to report on our progress to date, specifically in the areas of public safety, environmental performance, employee safety and production performance. The staff of the Darlington Nuclear Station are highly skilled professionals dedicated to improving the performance of the station on every measurement. This includes a commitment to building a strong and sustaining relationship with the local community. Staff members will be at the meeting to answer questions and listen to your concerns. We look forward to seeing you on May 13, sharing our progress with you and hearing your views on how we can do better. Tyrone 4-H Club Studies Healthy Eating On March 9, 1998 the Tyrone 4-H Club had their fifth meeting of 'Healthy Eating Around the Clock'. Members made Spicy Marinated Chicken pieces, Caesar salad and apple crisp. While supper was cooking wc learned how to set a table, about how different different people eat now than many years ago and listened listened to a drama on Sunday Dinner and then answered some questions. Dinner was enjoyed and all members did their part in the clean-up. On March 23, 1998 Tyrone Nutritious Champs had their final meeting. We prepared Chili Beef Burgers. While that was cooking we talked about food over the years, Did you know that the hot dog was created in 1902 and that ginger ale hit the market market in I904. While eating we discussed our TV Diary. On April 3, 1998, members members gathered to have their Achievement Program. We went horseback riding at Hoskin Stables and then returned to the Tyrone Church for supper. Members attending the evening were Joey and Dan Keast, Kaillyn Real and Jody Todd. Congratulations to all members completing the club. Awards and plaques/bars were handed out by the leaders, Ann Pleasance and Nancy Pleasance Slurman. See you at the next eltib that starts in May. It's all about our heritage. Press Preparin' Kaillyn Real Bob Strickert Site Vice President, Darlington Nuclear Generating Station G. Carl Andognini Executive Vice President, and Chief Nuclear Officer ti Ontario Hydro 1/ a _____