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EUCHRE RESULTS Wed., MAY 8,2002 High Score: Kay Beggs -103 Shirley Gordon - 91 tie Ray Staples - 84 Dorothy Beech - 84 Norma Moffat - 82 Gladys Greenwood - 80 MONDAY NIGHT EUCHRE RESULTS Monday, May 6th High Scores Clara Meuleman - 88 Thelma Vagg - 86 Andrew Wenzel -72 Helen Couroux - 70 Theresa Langstaff - 69 tie Marie Couroux - 67 Elaine Doty - 67 Draws: Andrew Wenzel, Dora MacDonald, Violet Dunlop Next Card Party, Monday, MAY 20th at 7:30 p.m. personal insect repellents "The public's response to previous surveillance activities activities has been outstanding and we're counting on their continued continued involvement this year," says Mr. MacEachem. "Area residents represent the eyes of the surveillance team and their participation in the observation of dead crows is essential to the success of this program." For more information on West Nile virus or to report finding dead birds please call the Health Department's Environmental Help Line at (905) 723-8521 or 1-800-841- 2729, ext. 2188. Additional information may also be obtained by visiting Durham Region's web site at www.region.durham.on.ca. i SI ORONO LUMBER LTD. 85 STATION ST., ORONO, ONT. 905-983-9167 8 - Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday, May 15, 2002 Erika Onse of Bowmanville stocked up on reading material material at Clarke Museum's giant used book sale last Saturday. West Nile Virus (continued from page 3) mosquitoes, the Health Department recommends taking taking the following steps to protect protect yourself: • remove standing water from around your home where mosquitoes could lay their eggs - empty and clean bird baths twice weekly. • chlorinate rain barrels or cover with mosquito screen- ing • remove all discarded tires on your property • dispose of any water in containers in your yard such as tin cans, ceramic pots, wading pools, planters, etc. • check that roof gutters are clear and drain properly • clean and chlorinate swimming swimming pools and outdoor hot tubs • drain water from pool and chair covers • keep grass, shrubs or hedges trimmed regularly • make sure doors and windows windows have screens that are tight fitting and in good repair • wear shoes, socks and light-coloured clothing with long sleeves and full-length pants when outside, especially especially during evening, nighttime or dawn when mosquitoes are most active • use insect repellent containing containing DEET on exposed skin, following Health Canada's safety tips on using Leading the Way CORPORATION OF THE MUNICIPALITY OF CLARINGTON PUBLIC NOTICE www.municipality.clarington.on.ca THE 2002 CANADA POST LITERACY AWARDS Nominations are now being accepted for the Canada Post Literacy Awards, These awards recognize and reward the grassroots grassroots heroes--the educators, volunteers, business leaders and individual learners--who champion the cause of literacy in communities across the country. Awards will be presented in the following four categories: Individual Achievement -- Celebrating the achievements of learners who have successfully overcome social or economic barriers barriers by improving their literacy skills Educator - Honouring English and French-speaking educators, tutors and advocates who have demonstrated a commitment to the cause of literacy Community Leadership - Recognizing and honouring non-profit, volunteer and labour organizations that have demonstrated long-term achievement, innovation, leadership and organizational excellence in furthering the cause of literacy Business Leadership - Recognizing a single business organization that has demonstrated its commitment to literacy by establishing or supporting literacy programs in the workplace or community If you wish to submit a nomination for one of these awards, you can contact the Municipal Clerk's office at 40 Temperance Street, Bowmanville, 905-623-3379 or access Canada Post's website at www.canadapost.ca, Nominations will be accepted until May 31, 2002: