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» The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, Wednesday, December 1, 1993 5 Annual Turkey Supper Held at Salvation Army Headquarters Group Working on Clean-up Criteria By John Veldhuis The Clarington Community Liaison Liaison Group has been working very hard on establishing clean-up criteria for the Port Granby site. Clean-up criteria is the establishment establishment of levels or standards to which the property must be cleaned up' when the low-level radioactive wastes that have been dumped there since the 1950's are removed. But how much has to be moved and when do you know you have made the site clean enough? To arrive at that answer, we first of all have to realize that some of the contaminants in the waste site are found anywhere. For example, one of the contaminants is arsenic. You can find some arsenic almost anywhere anywhere including in your own front and backyard. The level of arsenic is usually very low though and does not cause any problems. Around the Port Granby dump site, the level of arsenic arsenic in the ground which occurs naturally naturally is 4.4 parts per million of soil. This is called the background level. It varies from place to place, but always always occurs there naturally. When one hundred parks in Ontario Ontario were tested for 'background levels' levels' of arsenic it was found that the range of naturally occurring levels or background level was between clev- ....... , en parts per million to seventeen The tabies were set and the turkeys were roasting. Everything was ready for the Salvation Army's tur- parts per million in ninety-eight of key supper on Saturday, November 27 when The Statesman photographer dropped by the Salvation the parks. One was higher and one Army headquarters on Liberty St. Shown above are some of the volunteers who helped make the,event was lower and these two extremes possible. From left are: Diane Hamstra, Mrs. Capt. Heather Harbin, Marg Colliss, Nancy Colliss, AH WC T h f s 'k '?j s c d a H C 7 t hî Ontrio Tvo- Van Heiningen, Barb Reid and Isabelle Jones. teal Range 98 or (OTR98). Don't you just love these letters? The Clarington Community Liaison Liaison Group next looked at available data on health effects of arsenic on humans and found that the medical experts recommend that plant life not exposed to levels of arsenic of over twenty-five parts per million, although although in some industrial sites, levels as high as 500 ppm (part per million) are permitted. The question now left is to which of these levels should the Port Granby Granby site be clcancd-up? 4.4 ppm is very expensive but background level, 11-17 is expensive but like many gt. Mn's Stwlican Cbuttb Temperance St. S., Bowmanville SUNDAY, DECEMBER 5TH, 1993 ADVENT II 8:00 a.m. Holy Communion 11:00 a.m. Holy Communion Wed. 9:30 a.m. Holy Communion and Laying-On-of-Hands for Healing Rector-The Reverend Canon Byron Yates, B.A., S.T.B. St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church Temperance and Church St. _ Bowmanville 623-3432 SUNDAY, DECEMBER 5TH, 1993 11:OOa.m. Sunday School and Nursery Come and Celebrate. Minister: Rev. Harvey Osborne, B.A., M.Div.623-0009 Trinity United Church Church and Division Streets Bowmanville, Ontario Church Phone Office Phone 623-3912 623-3138 Rev. Frank Lockhart M.A., M.Div., M. Th. SUNDAY, DECEMBER 5TH, 1993 10:30 a.m. Christmas Communion All welcome Church School for all Children §>t. Raul's ©ttittîr C&urcf) Rev. Nancy J. Knox, B.A., M.Div. Organist: Mr. Douglas Dewell Church Secretary: Helen Mclnnes 623-7361 SUNDAY, DECEMBER 5TH, 1993 11:00 a.m. Sunday School White Gift Service Nursery Care for Pre-School Children Every Sunday If you're new to Bowmanville, we invite you to make St. Paul's your church home. More Than Fifty Students Submit Entries to Contest The Royal Canadian Legion, Branch 178, is pleased to announce that a total of 55 children and 14 schools participated in the annual Remembrance Remembrance Day - Poetry, Essay and Poster Contest. The literary work of the students was judged by Padre Don Wilson from Branch 258 and Jimmy Firth from Branch 178. The following winners will receive, receive, in addition to a certificate, an engraved plague commemorating their achievement as a first place or second place winner. Junior Essay Contest - 1st Jay Henderson, Central, 2nd Sarah Chisholm Chisholm Central. Junior Poetry Contest - 1st Scott Michael, Vincent Massey, 2nd Joshua Joshua Thompson, S. T. Worden, Junior Poster Contest - Colour - 1st Brandon Buckley, Hampton, 2nd Ben Allin and Jeremy Balahood, Hampton. Junior Post Contest - Black and White - 1st Donny Isabelle, Central, 2nd Jocelyn Gladding,'Vincent Mas-, sey. ' V'.'.i Intermediate Essay Contest - 1st Julie Harty, Bowmanville Sr., 2nd Melanie Smith, M.J.Hobbs. Intermediate Poetry Contest - 1st Colin Fenton, Bowmanville Sr., 2nd Sarah Bound, MJ. Hobbs. Intermediate Poster Contest - Colour - 1st Kelly Ogilvie, Bowmanville Bowmanville Sr., 2nd Brcanne Snell, Pines. Intermediate Poster Contest - Black and White - 1st Karrie Armstrong, Armstrong, Pines, 2nd Donnie Wortman, M.J.Hobbs. Senior Poetry Contest - 1st Brad Humber, Bowmanville H.S. Ron Moore Convenor Remembrance Day Contest 1993 Lights Recovered Five high pressure sodium (HPS) lights used by the Department of Natural Resources in Orono were taken during a break-and-enter on Saturday night, Nov. 27. Inspector Jim Adams of 16 Division Division told The Statesman on Monday morning, the break-in occurred at 9:54 on Saturday night. The alarm went off at that time. An unknown person broke into the building to steal light assemblies which were recovered later by police police after a brief foot chase. Seen fleeing from the scene was a white male wearing jeans and a green and black lumberjack-style lackch p Qllcc estimated property damage was about $100. The lights cost about $125 each, NOTICE Persons Interested in forming a new Evangelical witness in Clarington please call George Bell 697-0552 Baptist Convention of Ontario and Quebec ~AVE ANADDHTONAL $7.00 WlTimilS COUPON " l PORTRAIT SPECIAL 'ZVedcUttf Kelly Frances Dillon and Darren Colin Knight were married on Saturday, Saturday, October 9th, 1993, at Trinity United Church in Bowmanville. Kelly, is the daughter of Michael and the late Frances Dillon of Oshawa. Darren, is the son of Carol and Grant Hancock of Newcastle and Colin Knight of Haydon. Given in marriage by her dad, the bride wore a brocade antique white gown. Paula LaCombe of Oshawa was the matron of honour, and the bridesmaids Deanna McKenna of Oshawa, Cheryl Dussault of Toronto, Mandi Hancock of Newcastle and Deanna Knight of Kitchener. Erica Dillon, niece of the bride, was the flower girl. Best Man was Blake Barrigar of Toronto and the ushers Dave Connolly Connolly of Bowmanville, Will Vingc of Bowmanville, Paul Stocker of Newcastle Newcastle and Greg Clunie of Manotick. Evan Dillon, nephew of the bride, was the ring bearer. Dairen and Kelly now reside happily happily at their home in Bowmanville. parks in Ontario, 25 is the highest icvcl of safety for plant life, and 50 ppm is if the site is to be used as an industrial site. CORRECTIONS FOR CANADIAN TIRE We wish to draw your attention to the following errors In our "Give Like Santa, Save Like Scrooge" flyer. Page 25 -Entertainment Centres: #45-06274 Oak Look and #99-3466-0 Black Flyer reads: Holds 29" TV Should read: Holds up to 27" TV #69-3734-4: Polaroid 600 Film Flyer reads: 12 Exp. Should read: 10 Exp. #69-8055-0 - Cordless Phone Flyer reads: Two Channel Should read: One Channel #993536-4 - Manual Camera Kit and #99-3537-2 - Automatic Camera Kit Flyer should read: $11.00 in coupons (details in pack) There is no free photo-finishing offer included. Only value saving coupons. We regret any inconvenience this may have caused you. Page 1 Canadian Tire Hwy. No. 2, Bowmanville r Grand Opening Tuesday, December 7th 9 a.m. - 8 p.m. Join us during our Open House for coffee and desserts and meet hairstylist Lisa Rizzuto, formerly of Artistic. Lisa welcomes former customers and new clients to her new location. Grand Opening Day Special 10% off all Hair Products "Plairstyling for the whole family" 26 King Street West 697-0848 Bowmanville Hours: Mon.-Wed. 9 a.m. - 6 p.m. Thurs.- Fri. 9-9, Sat. 9-5 ^_]| Capsule Comments with Neale McLean, b.Sc. Phm. Surgeons In London, England are experimenting with a new kind of scalpel for use in liver operations. A fine, high-pressure water |et Is used instead of the conventional conventional knife, resulting In less blood loss and a reduction In the number of blood transfusions needed. The units of measurement of cholesterol are different In Canada than In the U.S. Since so much of our Information comes from the U.S. you can convert your Canadian results to U.S. results by simply multiplying by 38.69. This will help put your results Into perspective If you are reading an American article. Osteoporosis Is a very expensive disease. Fractures of the hip are often catastrophic. catastrophic. They occur In I In 3 women and I In 6 men by the 9th decade of life. This type of fracture Is fatal In I2 - 20% of patients. Caring for the survivors costs over SI I Billion per year In North America. If a medicine tastes bad, try chilling It, then hold your nose as you swallow It. Sometime It's OK to dilute a liquid dose In another better-tasting liquid. 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