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i i-.- - The Clarington/Courtice Independent, Bowmanville, Friday, May 7,1999 Page 11 w m Clarington Libraries Get Friendly Help The Friends of the Clarington Public Library recently made some donations to the local branches. The Newcastle and Clarke branches each get a pair of bean bag chairs and the Bowmanville Branch was given a toy and carpet for the children's area. Pictured above with the gifts are (left to right): Mary-K Hardy and Sherri Azulay, Friends of the Clarington Public Library; Margie Singleton, deputy director; director; Catherine Prcsant, marketing and partnerships librarian and Cathy McKcever, representing the library board. 4-H Marketing Press Report by Alaina Sharpe The second meeting of the Solina 4-H Marketing club was held on April 21, at Jenny Bowman's. We talked about what we arc going to do on June 19 and how we arc going to set up our different different 4-H exhibits. We were all given our flyers to put in all the surrounding schools. We talked about different different things to entertain the people that come to the Bowmanville Museum on June 19. We discussed discussed what type of marketing club we arc. We arc a promotion club. Later that evening we went to work by putting together scrapbooks scrapbooks to show at the museum on the history of 4-H and the present present 4-H. The next meeting of the 4-H Marketing club was to be held on May 5 at the the Bowman's home at 7:30. Spring Concert at Trinity United Church A wonderful evening of choral music took place at Trinity United Church Sunday evening, May 2. Hats off to John Crookshank and company company for presenting a first-class concert from the church's three choirs, with the assistance from Rosemary Merkley, Joanne Crookshank and Margaret Munday and outstanding soloists. This was indeed a memorable evening of splendid music all around. A hearty thanks - You arc not taken for granted. The church should have been filled. While expressing thanks, I should mention Douglas Dcwell who is responsible responsible for bringing outstanding talent to the Town - re: the St. Paul's Concert Series, we are certainly blessed in Bowmanville. We have drama, dance, high school bands and choirs, Pipe Band and our churches who provide fine music for the soul. I'm sure I say thanks for everyone. Ross S. Metcalf lillions Approved for Lakeridge Health Oshawa After nearly ten years of planning, the redevelopment project at Lakeridge Health Oshawa got final approvals from Ministry of Health and the Ontario Government Tuesday, May 4. Announcing the start of ; the project, Honourable Jim [ Flaherty MPP for Durham ■ 1 Centre and Minister of ! Labour, spoke to staff, physicians, volunteers and members of the community in attendance for the ground breaking for the new North Wing. Mr. Flaherty was joined by local MPPs, John O'Toole, Jerry Ouellette, Janet Eckcr and Julia Munro to confirm that Phase I pri ority projects (the First Wave), include: North Wing - emergency department, critical care and surgical suite, North Infill - new main entrance, dialysis and other patient services, South Infill - ambulatory/outpatient ambulatory/outpatient clinics, Renovations - patient units 6G, 5F, 6F. Following Health Services Restructuring Commission directions, $54.4 million has been committed committed by the Ministry towards the $92.3 million project. "The balance of the funds have been raised in the community and the "Setting the Pace" campaign campaign delivered the community's community's share. We. are very fortunate to have such generous generous and patient donors, their strong support and patience has been rewarded and we arc extremely grateful," grateful," said Chuck Powers, President, Oshawa General Hospital Foundation. In addition to the major * elements of the redevelopment, redevelopment, the Durham Regional Cancer Centre allocation of $49 million was announced by Mr. Flaherty with 70% ($34 million) being funded by the Ministry of Health. The balance of the Cancer Centre funds is expected to be raised in the community and was not part of the original original "Setting the Pace" campaign. campaign. Cancer Care Ontario President, Dr. Ken Shumak said "Cancer Care Ontario is delighted to be in partnership partnership with Lakeridge Health Corporation to bring the full range of cancer services to Durham residents through this new Cancer Centre. This is a very exciting day." The third piece of good news is the Pinewood Centre Community Addiction services has received the go ahead to redevelop the Centre Street site. Ministry of Health will provide $3 million of the $4 million required for this important facility which will be rebuilt to accommodate accommodate 20 in patients. 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