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t 'flic Canadian Statesman, Howmanvillc, Wednesday, May 12, 1999 Section Two Page 9 EUBIBI'JJJBIiB i Hi ■ sSipiSBl l||S®EiBs iilillE; "Soulpppper has changed the face of theatre in Canada! Sponsored by ■ • n m ti ■ anad ■ ■ ■ in re ■ 9J ' à this light-hearted, w Pulitzer Prize-winmng by Thornton Wilder Investors Group 1-800-461-3333 or <416)872-1212 Groups of 20 or more call: 1-800-724-6420 or (416) 593-4142 THE ROYAL ALEXANDRA THEATRE 260 King St. W. Toronto www.onstagenow.com Tickets available at selected Music World locations WIN TICKETS! By entering The Canadian Statesman's "Our Town" contest and answering questions on our town...Clarington. We're giving away four pairs of tickets for four consecutive weeks, and all you have to do is correctly answer the following questions: WEEK FOUR - W Cnnnbtan Statesman "OUR TOWN" CONTEST Name: Address:, 1. The cornerstone of Bowmanville's Town Hall was laid in (1804), (1903), (1927). I 2. Canada's Oldest Zoo is located in I l ' I 3. Joseph Atkinson, who went on to become the owner I of The Toronto Star, once resided in Telephone #= l I I 4. The festival held at Mosport Park in the 1970's was known as Fields Rock Festival. 5. The Canadian Statesman was established in (1902) (1898) (1854). Please submit all entries to: "OUR TOWN" CONTEST SIn % Cnnnbtan Statesman 62 King St.W., P.O. Box 190 Bowmanville, ON L1C3K9 All entries for Week 4 must be submitted by FRIDAY, JUNE 4th at 4:00 p.m. All correct answers will be entered in a draw for these tickets and winners will be notified by telephone. Durham Riding Candidates Debate on Small Business Issues This month's Clarington Business Group Breakfast Meeting will feature a provincial candidates debate on small business issues. All three Durham Riding candidates candidates running in the up-coming Provincial Election will be participating participating in this forum. This interactive meeting will provide provide an opportunity for the candidates to both hear directly from small businesses businesses on provincial issues that affect them and give the candidates a chance to respond to these concerns. In preparation preparation for this meeting, the Clarington Business Group encourages everyone to participate in an election issues discussion discussion being held on the Clarington Business Group web page starting Sunday, May. 9th (http://www3.sym- patico.ca/collis-rced/CBG.HTM). Everyone is welcome to attend this meeting. The meeting takes place on Tuesday, May 18th starting at 7:15 a.m. at Silks Cafe, 73 King Street West in Downtown Bowmanville. Admission is $8, students $6 (includes a continental buffet breakfast). Given the expected interest in this meeting and the limited space available, please register in advance. Call: 697-3132, fax: 697-2425 or email: collis- rccd@sympatico.ca. In addition to the candidates debate, time will be provided to network network your business and speak individually individually with the candidates. The Clarington Business Group is an informal association of small business business people dedicated to the sharing of experiences, knowledge and resources, so that all businesses may 1 learn and succeed in Clarington - now and in the future. To find out more about the Group, and this month's breakfast meeting (including an up to date list of who will be in attendance), check out the Clarington Business Group Web Page at: http://www3.sympatico.ca. /col lis- reed/CBG.HTM. Permanent Voter Registry Used in June 3rd Election Warren R. Bailie, Chief Election Officer of Ontario announced todaÿ' that the Permanent Register of Electors foi; Ontario will be used to prepare the preliminary Voters Lists for the next provincial general election. election. The Permanent Register of Electors for Ontario (PREO) is an automated database of electors qualified to vote that is maintained on an ongoing basis. It was first established through a cooperative cooperative agreement between Elections Ontario and Elections Canada. The PREO replaces the need to complete a general door-to-door enumeration enumeration and becomes the primary ■source of information for preparing the preliminary Voters List for an election. election. However, some door-to-door canvassing may still be required in special situations such as high mobility mobility areas or locations where significant changes in population have taken place. During an election, the revision process will enable qualified voters whose names arc not included on the preliminary list prepared from the PREO to have their names added and vote at the advance polls or on election day. In addition, those who have moved may also have their addresses corrected. Security and confidentiality of information arc key parts of the Permanent Register of Electors for Ontario, The information contained within the Register must be used solely solely for election purposes. As required by law, personal information remains secure within the Permanent Register of Electors. Spring Clean-up In Bowmanville Creek Valley Come enjoy the arrival of spring in one of our community's most beautiful natural areas and provide a valuable community service at the same time! On Saturday, May 15th between 9 tun, and 12 p.m., volunteers arc hosting hosting a clean-up of the Bowmanville Creek vallcyltmds from Highway 2 to Baseline Road. Wo will be meeting at the north parking lot (off Roenigk Drive) at 9 a,m. for instructions and distribution of garbage bags. Volunteers will be treated to a delicious delicious barbecued lunch, courtesy of The Bowmanville Lions Club, Come for as little, or as long as you like! Don't forget your boots and gloves! This event is hosted by the Clarington Healthy Communities Conunillee, The Bowmanville Lions Club, Valleys 2000 and The Bowmanville Creek Anglers Assoc, and is supported by the Municipality of Clarington and Blue Circle Cement, Œfje Canadian Statesman 62 King St. W., Bowmanville 623-3303 statesman @ ocna.org