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THE CANADIAN STATESMAN, JUNE 27,2001 PAGE 5 Clarington Board of Trade on the grow with new members BY JACQUIE MclNNES l , Staff Writer ; ;; CLARINGTON - The Clarington ' • Board of Trade has grown out of its ini" ini" fancy and has begun to make an impact , ' 1 in the community, said its outgoing ' president at the annual general meeting ; s, " last week. "We've been extremely active," Adrian Foster told members in attendance attendance for the annual business meeting 11 and a dinner reception which followed. ! ,; "We now have a 350 membership, '„ J an increase of 35 per cent," he said, ,r adding, 'The past year has been very, \ " very busy. We have an aggressive target of 500 members by the end of the year." Board events the past year have included: included: a successful business trade show at the Garnet B. Rickard Recreation Recreation Complex, the mayor's luncheon held for former Mayor Diane Hamre, 'Business by the Lake' networking evenings and two election debates, Mr. Foster related. The board of trade began with a steering committee formed in 1997 which recommended the municipality partner with the business community to allow it to lead economic development for Clarington. In February 1999, the Clarington Board of Trade became a legal entity and two and a half years later, "to sum up, we've come a long way baby," said Mr. Foster. The new board of directors was introduced introduced at the meeting. Directors for the 2001/2002 year are; Ron Collis, Adrian Foster, Paul Halliday, Ron Hooper, Ron Hope, Tom Morawctz, Michael Patrick, Evelyn Rosario, Ma- sood Vatandoust, Hans Verkruisen and John Wells. Joining the board arc Donna Eastwood and Edmond Van- haverbeke. Outgoing directors arc Penny Waghomc and George Khouri. The election of the executive will take place at the first board meeting. <- Hurry! While selection is best. Sale on now! All new vehicles clearly marked with our low, low, No Hassle price* ALL DISCOUNTS IN EFFECT • GM EMPLOYEE & FAMILY MEMBER DISCOUNTS • GRAD PLAN DISCOUNTS • GM CARD EARNINGS 'All prices ore plus freight, taxes. Any delivery credits that ore available have been deducted. Roy Nichols Motors is pleased that PETER GUTTIN is our New Vehicle Sales Manager. Peter has been with Roy Nichols for 21 years and has achieved many awards and recognitions. His dedication to our customers and staff have paid us many awards. Roy Nichols Motors is very pleased to have Peter on our staff. (905) 436-2222 roynicholsmotors@gmcanada.com "The Greatest Compliment you con pay us ... Is to refer others to our Dealership!" / MO I OHS Ml) 2728 COURTICE RD-, HWY. #2, COURTICE \\\i\ i Rsxin 905-436-2222 TORONTO LINE 905-427-4444 HWY. «2 ROY NICHOLS SUMMER MAINTENANCE PACKAGE • lube, oil and filler • 15 point inspection Including battery, coolant, tires, wipers, hoses and belts • Tire rotation • Brake Inspection • Top up fluids • Set tire pressure $ 39 95 Mi mmh mm §11 SUMMER BRAKE PACKAGE 'Pnrllclpntlno GM Doalorolilpo may sot Individual prlcos. Plus tax. LOF Includos up to OL ol GM premium motor oil. Ollors valid on niost GM vehicles. Odors available to retell customers only. See Service Advisor 1er more details or call 1-800-GM-DRIVE. Limited time only. •DurnStop Is a roglstorod trademark ol AC Delco, "An official trademark ol tiro Province ol Ontario used with permission. Notice of Herbicide Use Notice is hereby given that Hydro One Inc. - Forestry Services will be commencing Forestry line clearing operations in your vicinity. The work will include the selective treatment of undesirable vegetation that would, if left, grow into our power lines. The work will be completed using a combination of manual cutting, followed by low volume stump spray to prevent regrowth. The same selective application method may be used to control growth of brush up to 1 metre in height. Every effort will be made to leave compatible low growing vegetation where possible. Location of Work: Concessions 4 through 10, Lots 1 through 31 Municipality of Clarington, formerly Darlington Twp Date of Application: July 3, 2001 to August 3, 2001 Pesticide Trade Name: Garlon 4 Registration Number: 21053 Name of Pest: Undesirable vegetation (brush, tree stumps) Name of Contact Person: Dean Jacobs Phone # of Contact Person: 705-750-9091 Calls will be accepted by alternate contact: Steve Cook 705-872-7027 Jour Local Worship 'Directory a To advertise your services to the residents of Clarington, call Christian-Ann at 623-3303 You Are Invited TO WORSHIP WITH US at the WORSHIP CENTER A Ministry Of Church of God Of Prophecy base line Community Centre 2204 BASELINE ROAD, BOWMANVILLE, ONT. TEL. 905-721-1855 Thu. 7:30 pm Prayer Meeting - Bible Study Port Hope Festival Theatre Presents Over the River & Through the ^oodg ÛÛ Bank of Montreal CLASSICALOÔ.? by Joe Dipietro ÉCflPITOL A hilarious family comedy about the agony of having to leave home for the first time - when your grandparents will try anything to keep you at home! "Loaded with laughs every step of the way!" ~ Star-Ledger June 27th - July 14th Tickets $ 18 - $22 Great Seats Still Available! BOX OFFICE 20 QUEEN ST., PORT HOPE 1-800-434-5092 WWW.CAPITOLTHEATRE.COM IN - THE • PARK Join us for this week's concert ' ' .. • ;' • ; Ex' presenting: V \ |r Thursday, June 28th 7:00 p.m. (Rain or Shine) % sponsored by The Canadian Statesman & Clarington This Week 1 and Roy Nichols Motors (July 5th ~ The Searsons) ■ u \ » . ! Z Year 2001 FREE CONCERT SERIES •• . '. . . j ? J. * - - - \ J ü , \ \ ' ' V' > > Rotary park (Queen Street - Bowmanville)