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l PAGE 6 THE CANADIAN STATESMAN, SEPTEMBER 24,2003 www.durhamrcgion.com Clarington Community Care is selling an historic keepsake coverlet depicting several local buildings to help raise funds for programs. Admiring the handiwork are, from left, Sally Barrie (Community Care), Irwin Colwell (committee member), Janice Kroft (Community (Community Care) and Annabel Sissons (committee member). Community BY JENNIFER STONE Staff Writer CLARINGTON - Community Care is offering people a chance to get wrapped up in historic Clarington. The organization is selling a Historic Clarington keepsake coverlet, a 48-inch by 68-inch washable cotton blanket, depicting depicting several local buildings. Shown on the blanket are Bow- manville Museum, Bowmanville Town Hall. Central Public School. Ebenezer United Church. Newcastle Community Hall. OronoTown Hall. St. George's Anglican Anglican Church and Tyrone Mills. The blanket is also adorned with the Clarington Clarington Municipal Crest. The blankets, priced at $90. will help raise funds for Clarington Community Care, to help support programs like Meals on Wheels, foot care, and COPE Mental Health, says Sally Barrie, home support program administrator with the Until Nov. 9,2003, receive | a FREE blower, remote j or thermostat! Retail \ s&h nrwm POOL & GARDEN CENTRES 2029 LANSPOWNE ST. W. 741-0555 UPON mil «BIS 84 x 84 x 35 deep, seating for 6 people, 25 physio-therapy jets, 1-5.0 hp jetting pump, mini-mizer circulation pump, ozone ready, 100 square foot filter, I OTHER MODELS PRICED TO SELL DID YOU KNOW Creating the circulation required to filter and heat the water of a spa, can basically be accomplished in two ways. Some manufacturers use a 2-speed pump that doubles as both the circulation pump and the jet pump. The pump will operate on a low speed to provide circulation/filtration then high speed to provide whirlpool action to the jets. With one pump taking on double duty, its durability can be seriously jeopardized. So to protect the pump from being overworked and to increase the efficiency of the system, a filter cycle must be programmed to shut tire pump entirely off. This results in absolutely no circulation/filtration for up to more than half the time. Sunrise uses a much more efficient method, as we use a separate low amperage Mini-Miser circulation pump dedicated solely to this function. By not using one pump to do two jobs. Sunrise can incorporate a very high flow, low energy consuming pump that will use less energy running 24 hours a day than a 2-speed pump operating for a fraction of the day, The result is constant 24 hour filtration with more total gallons/litres filtered and less energy consumed. See for yourself... Sunrise Mini-Miser Circulation System™ 1/15 lip dedicated circulation pump drawing 0.63 amps and running constantly will draw 15.12 amps per 24 hours. 0.63 amps x 24 Ill's. = 15.12 amps (energy consumption = 0.15 kilowatt hours) 2-Speed Pump Method 56 frame 2-speed motor will draw. 4.5 amps on low speed and with the filter cycle on 5 hrs. out of every 12 hrs. (typical filter cycle selling), this unit will use 45 amps over a 24 hr. period. 4.5 amps x 10 hrs. = 45 amps (energy consumption = 0.45 kilowatt hours) :;';V Mm a ■: - G " yivrin POOL £ GARDEN CENTRES OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK 2029 Lansdowne St. West Peterborough 741-0555 (Boslilu Puturhoruugti Chrysler Jeep) an eye ontiie arts E-mail Christy with all your entertainment news at This Week lljE Caimtiian Statesman Ixinibgc TOitteS- Jotmtal M Metroland Durham Region Media Group Care selling keepsake organization. "The idea came from a local advisory advisory committee member who had seen it in Prince Edward County." says Ms. Barrie. Barrie. The blankets, which will he available in mid-October, will be on display and can be ordered at the following locations: locations: Clarington Community Care. 26 Beech Ave., Bowmanville: Bowmanville Museum at 37 Silver St.: Rickaby's. 27 King St. W.. Bowmanville: Rekker's Garden Gallery. 2258 lhvy. 2. Bowmanville. Bowmanville. Gould's Cards and Gilts. 51 King St. E.. Bowmanville: Village Card and Gift Shop, IV King Ave. E„ Newcastle; Newcastle; the Municipal Administrative Centre. 40 Temperance St., Bowmanville; Bowmanville; The Apple Blossom Shop, 5.324 Main St.. Orono; and the Courtice Community Complex and Library. 2950 Courtice Road. About 3(X) of the blankets will lx* made initially, and Ms. Barrie doesn't think there will be a problem selling them. "I'm only sorry we couldn't use all the sites we thought about" on the coverlet., coverlet., says Ms. Barrie. "Maybe next time." 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