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Lions Club Donates $500 to Clarke H. S. Band liions •U **mr JJ"*?*** ,4A* 4 fitlijihiO,,, ... « •. jfefcr *• «kwt. i.iwi ' ;*tU, #wi*t 4i» t There was an interesting highlight at the Newcastle Lions Club's meeting March 28th in their Community Hall room when Youth Chairman, Lion Mike Carter, left, was asked to take care of a pleasant duty. He invited Keith Nicholas to come forward and receive a $500 donation from the club to help Clarke High School's band pay for their upcoming trip to New Orleans where they will participate participate in a competition. Mr. Nicholas is the Band Director and expressed the group's gratitude, especially because several unexpected additional expenses had cropped up, making it necessary to raise more than originally estimated. Cost of the trip is set at more than $28,000 and there's still several thousand to be raised. I Guest Readers at Circle I If your children haven't taken part in the reading circle held on Saturdays in Bowmanville, now may be a good time to take them. In the next few months there are a number of guest readers they may find interesting interesting to meet. This Saturday, children's author John Green will be the guest reader. Reverend Michelle Morrison Morrison of Trinity United Church will be reading to the group on April 14 and Dr. Jim Stevenson will be reading on May 5. LIVE ENTERTAINMENT this week at the KING ST. BAR & GRILL Sgo NANCY RYAN THURS., FRI., SAT APRIL 5/6/7 36 King St. E. 623-4168 Bowmanville Bill Humber, author of "Let's Play Ball", will be reading on June 9. And on Canada Day a special reading tent will be put up at the Bowmanville Museum. The Reading Circle meets every Saturday morning from 10:30 to 11:30 at Trinity Trinity United Church in Bowmanville. Bowmanville. It's the $3.33 Breakfast Special 0 EGGS 0 BACON TOAST PLUS HOMEFRDES AND COFFEE Now open for breakfast 7 a.m. THREE BROTHERS & KING ST. BAR & GRILL 36 KING ST. E., BOWMANVILLE 623-4666 fcrUtUji+Uf, you CjifjU G4td Qteetincfl... Tt< Nnt Fmws lastil in Dm WwV mcwrni SINCE 1930 It's time to call your Welcome Wagon hostess. Sandra Yates Phone 623-5873 Muriel Moynes Phone 623-7741 __ ^ ^ ( "fyocc ueven, tf&cc wilt (Meet" SINGLES' NIGHT EVERY FRIDAY H LIGHTHOUSE \ EVENING 0 i V tVI'VI v AND * RESTAURANT • Saturday, April 7th Special Buffet • Saturday, April 14th Mexican Buffet The *7fotel 623-3373 Liberty St. and 401 Bowmanville Enfield Has Busy Weekend in April The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, April 4,1990 11 Hard Working Swimmers Receive Esso Certificates Enfield Community Yard and Bake Sale will be on Sunday April 28, from 10:00 a.m till 4:00 p.m. Bring your closet treasurers treasurers to sell at our Yard Sale. Anyone who would like to donate baking for our Bake Table may bring it the evening evening before or that day. Proceeds Proceeds from the Bake Sale will go to the Church Fund. Our Fund keeps the Church heated ana maintained maintained for our use. The Enfield Enfield U.C.W. take care of the church and bring you Services, Services, Showers, Parties for Christmas, and Hallowe'en, Pot Luck Dinners, and is there for our Community Functions like 4-H, Family Picnics etc. We thank all those who have supported the Church and hope that everyone has a chance to socialize socialize with us at all the planned activities. For further information you may call Lois Alloway at 263-2393 or Gerrie Heard at 263-2113, Rena Adams at 263-8002, Donna Griffin at 263-2997. The Enfield U.C.W. is Premier Replies To Laidlaw Issue Premier David Peterson is looking into the concerns voiced by The Committee of Clark Constituents regarding regarding the proposed infill and expansion of the Laidlaw landfill site. The committee had sent a letter to the premier outlining outlining their concerns with the proposals and with the manner manner in which the Ministry of the Environment was dealing dealing with the issue. In the Ontario Legislature Legislature last Tuesday, the Premier Premier was asked by MPP Sam Cureatz if he would be responding to the letter soon. "It is rather complicated," the premier replied. "So I am still looking into the matter." Mr. Peterson said he would respond to the letter as soon as he had received all the information pertaining pertaining to it. Mr. Cureatz asked that the premier address the concerns concerns the committee mentioned mentioned such as the environmental environmental assessment procedures. "I think the member can assure his constituents that the most rigorous environmental environmental standards and processes processes will be applied to this matter," the premier said. Drive to earn funds for our Group. This order is from the Bal- derson Cheese Company and there is a selection of different kinds and sizes for your convenience. We thank you for your support. Please feel free to join us for our meeting on the last Wednesday of every month. For further information information you may call Lois Alloway Alloway at 263-2393 (President U.C.W.), Rena Adams at 263-8002 (Secretary U.C.W.), Donna Griffin 263- 2997 (Treasurer U.C.W.). A number of neighbours in Enfield and surrounding area are interested in creating creating a "Kitchen bridge" club. We need good bridge players to help those who are still unsure of all the rules of this game. Please call Donna Donna Griffin - 263-2997 if you would like to learn or help to get this project going. Men are welcome! We also play "Double Canasta" each week and have a lot of un. All are welcome to join us. Country Quilt Show and Bazaar Enfield United Church Saturday, June 2nd 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Quilts and Bazaar items for sale. Bake Table and refreshments. refreshments. Re? ' -ft',,' Swimmers involved pro- Bourgault. Back row, (1-r), Joel Shephard, Alicia Hart, gram received certificates on Friday, March 30, for en- Nathan Hubbard, Sebastian Murdoch. The next produrance, produrance, stroke work, starts and turns. Front row, (1- gram will get under way this Saturday from 8-9 a.m. r). Kelly O'Neill, Amy Smart, Jennifer Willis, Robert --i Cautious About Waste Exchange Durham Region's reluctance reluctance to participate in a Waste Exchange held in conjunction conjunction with Environment Week in the Town of Newcastle Newcastle may have been merely a misunderstanding. At a Council session late last month, an organizer of Environment Week complained complained that Durham Region officials were less than enthusiastic enthusiastic about plans for a waste exchange. This day had been slated for June 10 in Bowmanville. It would give citizens an opportunity opportunity to take recylable trash to a central depot where others could claim it for their own use. Additional Lots Rejected Newcastle's general purpose purpose committee has voted against creating two additional additional residential lots on Stapleton Rd., near Newton- ville. The two lots are located about 350 feet north of Highway Two. Speaking in favor of the residential lots, Nick Zon- dervan stated that the acreage was not viable for agricultural production. In addition, he said that the neighbouring farms had no objection to the severance which would'cfeate two lots of one acre each. Mr. Zondervan also stated stated that councillors had, in the past, approved much larger developments which bordered on agricultural land. Town staff recommended denial of the application by Mr. Zondervan because the additional lots did not conform conform to the Durham Region Official Plan. In addition, staff claimed that the inclusion of nonfarm nonfarm land use at this site would not be in character with the agricultural potential potential of the surrounding lands. Durham had been asked to take care of the removal of any wastes left over from the project. Ward One Regional Councillor Larry Hannah said after a meeting of the town's general purpose committee committee on Monday that Regional Regional staff were willing to pick up items such as tires, oil, steel, and paint. But they were cautious about the disposal of other items, such as pesticides which might be brought to the exchange. exchange. Mr. Hannah claimed that after a similar program had taken place in Ottawa, the municipality was left with a $500,000 bill connected with the cleanup of the hazardous hazardous materials that were brought forward. 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