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i / Page 11 Bowmanville Legion Ladies Auxiliary Elects New Executive The 1998-99 executive for the Ladies Auxiliary of Branch 178 of the Royal Canadian Legion took office this June. In the front row arc: (from left) Phyllis Rose, treasurer; Carole Roberts, secretary; Diane Howarth, president, president, Dorothy Richards, past-president; and Joan Daigle, 2nd-vice-president. In the back arc directors Dorothy Fair, Irma Wrcggitt, Marion Knapp, Dorothy Hester, Karen Hayes, Greta Luxton, and Lorraine Greenfield. Absent from photo arc 1st vice-president Nyhl Sheehan and directors Mary Mantle and Ruth Cowlc. The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, June 10, 1998 Section Two Orono Artfest June 12-14 The "Orono Artfest" will be taking place Friday, June 12, 1998 and running until Sunday, June 14th, at the Orono Arena and Community Centre. Artfest '98, a juried show, will feature all forms of médias and a special "people's choice" award will also take place on Sunday, June 14th, offering a $300.00 cash prize for the artist! Also taking place at the Orono Community Centre grounds, is the Canadian Kennel Clubs Dog Show. Last year numbers in attendance topped the 6,000 mark and 1998, should show an increase in those numbers. Shallow Brook Productions will be organizing organizing the "Artfest '98" and is looking forward to bringing some of the best of Ontarios' artists together together for a weekend. "Medieval Times" is Theme of Solina Day Solina News ! by Harvey Yellowlees ' "Better to be square hhan to move in the wrong 'circles," ; "Use it up, wear it out, (make it do, or do without." ; Well we haven't had • frost but the weather man (has given us very cool (weather. ; Hampton card party on (Wednesday had 8 tables 'and the winners were: high 1- Jean Porrill 94, Meta (Swain 90, Pat Porrill 88, (Ruby Griffin 86, Betty l Kuyer 81, Most lone hands ■-Jean Porrill 6. Low - Fred (Watson. Lucky draws - .'Wilma Kantor, Pauline Raymond (2), Meta Swain and Marg Hall, Ruth Tink and Fred Watson were very busy looking after the two little skunks! Come again this week. Bruce and Jean Taylor, Charles and Alma Langmaid, Wes and Doris Hills attended the reunion at Kemptville on the weekend. It was a special time for Bruce and Charles as it was 50 years since their graduation. On his return, Charles celebrated his birthday, his daughter Faye and her husband Paul Laing, of Windsor, came home for the occasion. A milestone in the life of the nursing class of 1948 from Oshawa Hospital took place on Saturday night at the Holiday Inn when they received their 50 year pins. Mary Millson was one of the class to. receive this honour. She responded on behalf of her class. All the class were able to attend. The sympathy of the community goes to Judy Robbins and her family on the sudden passing of her husband Rob.- Bruce and Marion Luke were greeters at "the little church on the hill" called Eldad. Don Taylor was the lay reader and along with the choir led in the singing of Psalm 91 "On Eagle's Wings". Reverend Munro looked after the birthday box - there were no June birthdays. Betty Grant gave the minutes for missions. missions. The choir number was I am trusting Thee, Lord Jesus. Reverend Munro's message "Renewing our Lives" and remembering the birthday of the union that became the United Church. Join us some Sunday. On Saturday, June 13, it will be Solina Day. Starting at 12:00 noon with a bicycle parade. The theme this year is "Medieval Times". Prizes will be given for the Best Knight and Maiden Costume. This will be followed followed by games for everyone. everyone. Come out and enjoy the day. Food will be available throughout the day. A dance at 9:00 p.m. will finish off the fun. 4-H Management And Marketing Club The second meeting of the Durham East 4-H Financial Management and Marketing Club was held Tuesday, May 19,1998 at Eric Bowman's place. The Roll Call question was "Can you recall how you spent your last ten dollars?" Now we know why it is important to save receipts! We were given copies of improperly filled out cheques and we had to find the error(s) that were made. We learned the capabilities of Automated Teller Machines and how to open accounts on them. The third meeting was held Tuesday, June 2, 1998 at Bowmans' place. We had a guest speaker who is a financial financial advisor in a bank. She told us that in order to invest savings, you should first pay off any debts you owe to others. others. You should pay the debts with the highest interest rate first, (e.g. credit cards), not necessarily the largest debt. We learned when it comes time to invest, make sure the objectives of the investment meet your goals and if you have mutual funds that have dropped in value don't sell out and take a loss. We also learned that RRSP contribution contribution limits can be accumulated and carried over to next year indefinitely during low-income years until you have a high-income year when you can afford to contribute a lot to the RRSP and reduce your income tax. The next meeting has been re-scheduled and is now on June 23rd at Bowmans at 7:30 p.m. Ben Millson NOTICE OF ADDENDUM TO ENVIRONMENTAL STUDY REPORT HIGHWAY 401 IMPROVEMENTS WEST OF HIGHWAY 35/115 TO HIGHWAY 28 - GWP614-89-68 Background This addendum is being issued to the above mentioned Environmental Study Report to document changes to the Highway 401 - Ncwtonvillc Road Interchange ramps proposed by Armbro Construction Limited. MTO has conditionally awarded Armbro a Design Build Contract for Highway 401 Improvements from the CPR to the Durham Northumberland Boundary, (WP 270-96-00). The proposal would provide new Highway 401 Westbound to Northbound/Southbound (W-N/S) and new Highway 401 Eastbound-Northbound/Southbound (E-N/S) ramps, and closure of the existing loop ramps for these movements. As a result of these changes, the Highway 401 Bridge over Newtonville Road will require only rehabilitation, rather than widening as originally proposed. Summary of Design Revisions and Environmental Impacts The original approved design for the median barrier and highway widening would have required widening the Newtonville Road Bridge. In order to accommodate the construction staging of the structure the existing W-N/S and E- N/S ramps would have to be closed (one at a time) for various periods of time to maintain Highway 401 traffic. The proposed design revisions will provide new W-N/S and E- N/S ramps, which will separate from Highway 401 in advance of the bridge. Since the lanes for the ramps currently cross the bridge, the existing bridge deck area could be utilized for one additional Highway 401 lane in each direction, without the need for any widening. Construction of new ramps was selected as a better alternative because the new ramps could be built and made operational at the start of the project. Ramp traffic could then be maintained throughout construction without closure. The bridge would not require widening, and the work could be completed more cost effectively. With regard to environmental and other impacts: (i) There are no property acquisitions required. (ii) The new W-N/S Ramp would cross a vacant grassed field. Construction of the new E-N/S Ramp would require removal of a small corner of a large mixed woodlot which extends several kilometers to the north. None of this vegetation is considered significant. (iii) The new E-N/S ramp will require an extension of approximately 17 m. to the north end of an existing 1.22 x 1.22 m concrete culvert crossing Highway 401 approximately 270 m. east of Newtonville Road. (iv) The drainage outlet at the culvert crossing to be extended does not support any fisheries and there are no restrictions on in stream construction. No concerns were expressed by the review agencies or the public at this drainage crossing. (v) There would be no appreciable additional construction noise or highway noise. 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