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ORONO eu, m^nd» 16 rit 5 >0°' prie® 5 6 - Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday, November 22, 2000 5531 MAIN STREET; ORONO TEL: 905-983 6118 f iff» il .1 Beth Carr of Orono was a recipient of the 2000 Shirley Lavis Award in recognition of the significant contribution she makes to the Distress Centre Mission. Beth 1 has been involved with Distress Centre Durham for the past 10 years volunteering as a past board member, shift supervisor, trainer and help line worker. worker. Though she was very honoured to receive the award, Beth said, "It's a very humbling experience." The Durham Regional Police Service will officially launch the 2000/2001 R.I.D.E. program at Durham College, 2000 Simcoe Street North in Oshawa at 10:00 a.m. on Friday, November 24, 2000. Guest speakers will include Durham Chief of Police Kevin McAlpine and representatives of the newly formed MADD Durham Chapter. MADD will be presented presented with a donation from the Durham College Student Crime Stoppers program. The video, "Tragic Memories", that was produced produced by local students in Durham Region following the death of several of their friends involved in drinking and/or driving related incidents incidents will be shown in the school gymnasium. This is a must see. The Durham Regional Police R.I.D.E, program will be operating on Simcoe Street North in front of the college, and a vehicle display with police, fire, ambulance, hearse and taxi will be on the college grounds. SINCERE THANK YOU to all who supported and encouraged me during my campaign for Regional Councillor Wards 3 & 4. THANK YOU EVERYONE I would like to sincerely thank all the volunteers, supporters, and friends for their contributions, to my very successful campaign for Mayor of Clarington. All your hard work and dedication were greatly appreciated! John Mutton Happy Holidays It's that season once again, a time to look back on the year that has just been, and a time to look forward to the year ahead. Here at CPL, we've had a most memorable year! , e More of you are using the Library than ever before, and our circulation has increased. We've added CD ROMS and books* on CD to our collection, in addition to our excellent selection of books, magazines, videos, and music. Our Internet resources are in constant demand, and our training sessions are always well attended: Wte've also mafte our catalogue available on the Internet, along with thë ability to place holds and renew items. Our web site also features links to many other resources, including homework helpers and Electric Library Canada. ; The TD Summer Reading Club marked an exciting new partnership for us, and, with the help of our wonderful summer student workers, the Club was a great success. Thanks also go out to Professor Biblios. Our Newcastle Village Branch celebrated its tenth anniversary in its current location. The Bowmanville Branch is now open on Sundays, offering the full range of library services. But as demand for library services has grown, it has highlighted the need for a new Main Branch. To that end, planning began, and continues, for a new library sited at the old ltquor store adjacent to the Town Hall in Bowmanville. Ground has been broken, and we hope to move into our new building in Spring 2002. It's a very exciting time for us at ÇPL See What We Have To Offer - From The Comfort Of Home! Our library catalogue is now available on-line. Look up books, magazines, videos, music and more. SHEPHERD, Alex Liberal a 7 respectfully ask for your support on November 2 7. " - Alex Shepherd, MPCACFP Authorized by Richard C happell, Ojjicial Agent for Alex Shepherd. Daycare Wanted d; .aycare required before and after school for two boys ages 7 and 1 1, attending Orono Public School. Nlon-smotring household a must, Within walking distance to school.. Call 983-1072 - Carole or Brian SUBSCRIBE TO THE ORONO WEEKLY TIMES $25.00 a year. IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE 983-5301