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Page 2 The Clarington/Courtice Independent, Bowmanvillc, Friday, July 9,1999 On the Map Staff and students at Dr. Ross Tilley School in Bowmanvillc arc the first in Durham Region to launch a "Maps for Schools" program. This is a joint venture with Bell Canada and Industry Canada and it will serve as a millennium project for the school. Volunteers with Bell's Telephone Pioneers, a community service organization, provides provides a stencil, paint, rollers and brushes to create the 20x40 foot map shown here on an asphalt play area. Students did the painting and will enhance the map in the next school year by adding cities and other important landmarks. Students pictured above arc: Ashley Magee, Mike Concalvcs, Mike Welsh, Kyle Faber and Nick O'Donohue. Have Your Say On Landfill Site ' ' Anyone wishing to learn more about the possible possible expansion of a local landfill site is invited to an upcoming public meeting. According to spokesperson Richard Lovekin, 'the Clarington Waste Processing Centre is proposing proposing to expand the Waste Disposal Site currently currently located at 4349 Concession Road 4 in Orono. The site was formerly known as the Newcastle Landfill Site. Under the Environmental Assessment Act, the . applicant is required to complete and submit the Terms of Reference for an Environmental Assessment to the Minister of the Environment. On July 22, the company will begin the process of the application by holding a public information session at which a draft Terms of Reference will be on display. The meeting will take place at 4505 Highway Two in Newtonville ; from 2 to 5 p.m. and from 7 to 9 p.m. Professional and technical representatives of Friendly Critters Of "OZ" OFirst cousins Tara Ashby (left) and Destinée Ashby-Dube enjoyed feeding the goats at Oshawa Zoo June 26. The families ventured out to enjoy the 4th Annual Shrine Clown Day. Saturday's events included fun, games, visits from the Shrine Clowns and a chance to pet the zoo animals. animals. the company will be on hand to provide information, information, address concerns and answer any questions. "This meeting is the first step required by the legislation," explains Lovekin. "Before even making the application, the public must be made aware of their intentions." The existing site is licensed under a Provisional Certificate of Approval from the province. Any expansion requires a new application application to be accepted by the Ministry. Lovekin says there's plenty of room for the proposed expansion. The Hales, who own the Clarington Waste Processing Centre, currently own 1,200 acres. The disposal site takes up only about 30 hectares in the centre of the property. Anyone who wishes to obtain information or provide comments on the proposed Terms of Reference for the expansion can contact the company company at 4349 Concession Road 4, R.R. #1 Orono, LOB 1M0. Summer Games Get Expert Help Durham 2000 Summer the planning Region's Ontario Games, visited team. Summer Games Regional head- Skip Crosby ■ committee has quarters in has been hired on ! called in the Whitby last week as general man- ; experts. to introduce ager. Crosby, a Tom Flood, Council to two former director of co-chair of the new members of recreation in Help Save The Environment and SAVE PLASTIC NEWSPAPER SLEEVES Bring in 100 plastic Newspaper Sleeves from your Clarington/Courtice Independent, and you can place a classified advertisement for 1/2 Price Value up to $20.00. Limited to one coupon per customer. Hurry! Limited Time Offer The Bowmanvillc Canadian Statesman 62 King St. West 623-3303 Bowmanvillc . Scarborough, coordinated the 1992 Ontario Summer Games in the former municipality. Crosby is from Pickering. Terry Kelly, an Oshawa lawyer who serves as a governor of the Canadian Sports Hall of Fame and sits on the board of the Toronto Maple Leafs, has also joined the team as co-chair. The Ontario Cruiser Hit at Stop Sian An 18-year- old Marmora teen ran into a bit of bad luck -- and a police car -- while visiting Newcastle Wednesday. According to Durham Regional Police (DRP) Sgt. Jim Grimley, the teen came through a stop sign at Regional Road 17 and Concession 3, running into a car. "As luck would have it, he struck a police vehicle," says Sgt. Grimley. About $2,500 damage was done to the cruiser. cruiser. No damage estimate is available available for the other vehicle, No injuries were reported as a result of the collision. The teen is charged with disobeying disobeying a slop sign, Summer Games will be held in Durham Region Aug. 11-13, 2000. 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