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16- PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, April 4, 1995 "Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" Information Babyville series begins April 25 One of the best supports for a new parent is an- other new parent. With this goal in mind the Dur- ham Region Health De- (07-1 ¢ glee]! Fireplace ETC IVE: has moved its showroom and WET [e] VER (0) 180 Casimir Street in Port Perry D DURHAM REGION partment will begin an- other Information Babyville series on Tues- day, April 25, 1:30 to 3 p.m. Information Babyville 1s a support and informa- tion group for parents and newborns to one year old babies. The classes are led by a public health nurse and topics include adjust- ment to parenthood, nutri- tion, growth and develop- ment, infant dental health, parenting, safety and immunization. The group is held at the Port Perry United Church for 1-1/2 hours each week. There is no charge to at- tend the group. Please call 852-9161 to register. TAKE NOTICE THAT the Council of the Regional Municipality of Durham may pass by-laws authorizing construction of the following projects: PUBLIC NOTICE THE REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY OF DURHAM IN THE MATTER OF, THE MUNICIPAL ACT Members of Durham Environmental Network's (DEN) steering committee were pleased with the turnout at the panel dis- cussion held on the effects of chlorine at Durham Col- lege on March 23. Over 100 people came out to hear the views of Dr. Jack Vallentyne, for- mer Canadian Chair of the Great Lakes Science Advisory Board which re- ports to the International Joint Commission; Jay Palter, former Green- peace chlorine campaign- er currently working with the international citizens' coalition Great Lakes ROAD No. ROAD NAME MUNICIPALITY 3 16 Road 8th Conc. Ritson Rd. / Conlin Rd. Intersection Widening of CPR Overpass on Harmony Harmony Road from Bloor St. to Olive Ave. Finch Avenue at Altona Road Clarington Oshawa Oshawa Oshawa Plckering DESCRIPTION/LGCATION Upgrading to acceptable standards. Intersection Improvements including realignment of Ritson Road. Widening of existing structure from 2 to 4 lanes. Widening from 3 lanes to a 4 lane urban standard. Intersection improvements. MISCELLANEOUS IMPROVEMENTS 69 Olive Avenue at Grandview St. Brock Road Brock Road at Concession V Oshawa Uxbridge Pickering Intersection Improvements. Culvert replacement. Intersection improvements. Plans showing the details of the projects and the lands affected may be seen at the offices of the Durham Works Department, 105 Consumers Dr., Whitby, Ontario, Telephone (905) 668-7721. T. PREVEDEL, P. ENG. Dated at Whitby this 23rd day of March 1995. DIRECTOR OF TRANSPORTATION Works Committee, being delegated by Regional Council as the hearing body shall hear in person or by his or her counsel, solicitor or agent, any person prejudiclally affected by the by -- laws and who applies on or before April 21st 1995, to the undersigned to be heard at a meeting of the Works Committee on May 2nd, 1998, V.A. Siigalilis, P. Eng. Commissioner of Works High-profile speakers featured Turn-out good for DEN meeting United; and Liz Arm- strong, co-author of Whitewash and' editor of "Connections" newsletter of the Women's Network on Health and the Envi- nonment. A key element high- lighted by the speakers is the need for the public to become involved in the de- bate over the Internation- al Joint Commission's call to the U.S. and Canadian governments to "sunset" the industrial use of chlo- rine. As all three speakers pointed out, the role of chlorine in the creation of PCBs (polychlorinated bi- phenyls), CFCs (chloroflu- orocarbons), PVC (polyvi- nyl chloride), pesticides, solvents, dioxins and pulp bleaching is a public health issue which affects everyone. "When organizations as staid as the International Joint Commission and as provocative as Green- peace agree on a neces- sary societal action, there just has to be something to it," said Dr. Vallentyne. Great Lakes United spokesperson Jay Palter provided details of a "Lit- tle Zeros" workshop GLU 18 sponsoring in Hamilton on May 7. The purpose is to give practical tips to people who would like to achieve zero discharge al- ternatives in the areas of chemical drycleaning, pesticide use, waste incin- eration, hospital pollu- tion, cholorine-bleached paper and sewage treat- ment. More information can be obtained by calling Fe de Leon at (416) 926- 1907 or Jay Palter at (416) 536-1952. DEN has created a handout with the address- es and phone numbers of five environmental organ- izations active on Great Lakes issues. Interested people may call 985-3225 or 509-3156 to request one, or to express interest in becoming part of a Dur- ham Region-based chlo- rine committee. Kinark offers parenting course Is it realistic to assume that when a baby is born the new parent, as if by magic, somehow knows all about child rearing? To- day there is more informa- tion and knowledge avail- able about child growth and development than ever before. Our expecta- tions of the kind of chil- dren we want to raise are so different from even one generation back, that par- ents are eager for skills that will help them in their task of raising re- sponsible children. Chil- dren who feel good about themselves and who can make choices and deci- sions with confidence. The Family Education Resource Centre of Ki- nark is offering an eight- session study group at Ajax Public Libra 65 Harwood Avenue, outh, BSRI PERRY & trim md. 139 Water St., & 6 High St., Port Perry Written I SAVE wt $5000 All Work Guaranteed e Insurance Work On any one replacement WINDSHIELD with most insurance companies with this coupon at time of purchase 3 Locations * Mobile Service 985-8507 Port Perry San ES Guarantee Insurance Claim 668-2003 Whitby a Naf: Yel Y= ge] 0]], [ec] mattress outlet FACTORY DIRECT 188 Mary St., Port Perry 985-3900 FACTORY SHOWROOM 8600 Keele St. Concord (905) 736-4447 MATTRESSES FACTORY DIRECT!!! Coll Mattress Star Rest Ortho Warranty (10yr) (15yr) 169 Single 2c. pavers. 209 awn. 249 Ortho Ortho (20yr) (yr) 199 269 299 229 309 349 259 359 399 | 2 PRICE 6pc. Pine Bedroom Set was $2000.00 Footboard not 999% starting Thursday, April 27 from 6:45 to 8:45 p.m. The focus will be on un- derstanding why children behave the way they do and learning positive practical ways for redi- recting misbehavior and encouraging children. "Kindness, Respect, Firm- ness and Encouragem- nent are the Ingredients of Positive Discipline", says Jane Nelson from whose book this course is modelled. For more information and to register for this or any other parenting pro- grams being offered this spring, please call the Centre at (905) 433-0386 Ext. 316. t Cn Bulldozing since 1988 385-3564 PHOTOGRAPHS OF PRINCE ALBERT CIRCA 1000 To date no pictures have been located taken of people or buildings in Prince Albert prior to 1900. HAVE YOU ANY? o> Anyone with photographs who is willing to lend to the museum for copying, please call: Dan Roberts, Curator/Director Scugog Museum Village 985-3589 or Paul Arculus 985-3658 HELP Ir ---------- RR" I IT_--------"--m------'™", i TI aM OE i i a