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Out Standing in
Our Field
Scott, Andrew & Paul snapd at
the Clarington Bantam Classic
Scott, Andrew & Paul snapd at
PG 21Brad, Kathy & Kevin Anyan snapd at the Clarington
Terry Fox Run Team Appreciation Luncheon
Brad, Kathy & Kevin Anyan snapd at the Clarington
PG 9 Holly, Abbie, Megan, Egan, & Sarah snapd at the
Port of Newcastle Canada Day Street Party
Holly, Abbie, Megan, Egan, & Sarah snapd at the
PG 14
PG 2
PG20Lakeridge Oshawa Hospital’s Little Dippers team snapd at
the 10th Annual Dragon Flies Dragon Boat Festival
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CWC BAKE SALE & KNIGHTS OF
COLUMBUS YARD SALE
Tony was happy to pose for
snapd while selling
delicious hotdogs.
The community came out to try a bite at the
CWC annual bake sale. They had cakes, pies,
cookies, loaves and much more goodies.
The weather was spectacular for the bake
sale, which took place in the St. Therese
Parish parking lot, at Courtice North Road.
The Knights of Columbus also celebrated
their annual yard sale. The Knights cooked
up their famous sausages, with all proceeds
going back into the community.
Event by Randy Nickerson
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The three amigos, Tony, John and Stephen. They Raised money for the
Knights of Columbus.
Current Grand Knight Stephen with Jaleel and
Treasurer Laurence.
Sujen and son, Evan. Sujen, Evan and Melissa working together to sell their
casually used items.
OUT STANDING IN OUR FIELD
Everyone enjoyed the beautiful weather & the wonderful food
Watson Farms invited snapd Clarington to the first in a series of events to
be held there this year called, ‘Field to Fork.’ Guests were seated at a long
Tuscan style table in and amongst the seasonal crops that were featured
at Watson Farms. The meal was prepared by the watchful eye of award
winning chef Kathy Anyan, owner of Kcc Gourmet and Catering. After a
tour of the farm, everyone, including farmers, producers, culinary arti-
sans, and guest settled in to share a delicious meal together. As the meal
unfolded, the guests had an opportunity to learn about Watson’s farming
practices, and how the food was prepared. The weather was breathtaking,
and the meal left everyone satisfied.
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Maddie & sis, Kiki make for
a nice ‘sister’ shot for snapd
Kevin took to talking about the
importance of Ontario food growers
“Field to fork dinner series”
Clarice with daughter-in-law, Eleanor
Our hosts, Kevin & Tammy
Kevin works with Watsons Farm
for all the food he uses in his
catering business
Taking a break, Alfie
lets us snap a pic
The “Tuscan” style table
just waiting for the guests
Susan & Tammy could not have
asked for a better weather day to
enjoy their outdoor meal
Our servers, Marissa, Ashley, Catlin and Amanda.
Calvin and Melissa enjoy the
wonderful food from Watsons farm

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“An all new Curves!”
CURVES CELEBRATES
PURCHASE OF NEW EQUIPMENT
Owner Catherine Peterson invites Regional Councillor Willie Woo & Councillor Wendy Partner to the
new & improved Curves Newcastle to tryout some of the new equipment, with staff and clients
Curves owner Catherine Peterson celebrated the pur-
chase of new equipment with staff and clients on July
23, in Newcastle. Regional Councillor Willie Woo and
Councillor Wendy Partner also attended the celebra-
tions. Newcastle’s Curves now features new state of the
art circuit equipment. Clients can now use an electronic
card that stores individual workouts on each equip-
ment. This information can be accessed at home by
logging onto the website, or at the Curves store, to keep
track of each clients personal workout metrics.
Event by Rob Da Silva
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Regional Councillor Wille Woo working out
on the new equipment at Curves Newcastle
Councillor Wendy Partner joins the celebration
with Curves clients and owner, Catherine Peterson
Curves owner Catherine with staff toast the new
& improved equipment at Curves Newcastle
“The museum goes crafty!”
BOWMANVILLE MUSEUM
SUMMER CAMP
Lucy and Roxy
It was a day full of glue, string, glitter, fabric and
all things craft at the Bowmanville Museum! Kids
participating in the Museum’s day camp were busy
crafting their very own photo puppet. All in prepara-
tion for the photo puppet theatre! The kids were also
excited to be participating in a talent show taking
place that afternoon. It proved to be a fun and excit-
ing day for all those involved. Similarly, the kids were
making photo props, a stylish silhouette and many
more memories throughout the course of the week.
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Taking a break from his work,
Sam is all smiles
Some may call it a mess,
others call it art!
Grace is ready to do her magic
at the talent show
Crafty Caelyn
is hard at work!
Lucy is starting to create
her photo puppet!
Decisions, decisions!

CONCERTS IN THE
PARK - RAINSTONE
On July 17th, The Concerts In The Park lived up to
its name with another highly anticipated concert
at Bowmanville Rotary Park. The summer concert
was jam packed with local residents. Everyone was
singing along to the band and dancing to the tunes.
Many brought their family and friends, with chairs
and blankets to enjoy a cool, but great evening. All
proceeds were donated to the Bowmanville Memorial
Foundation. Residents had a blast. Come on down to
The Concerts In The Park, every Thursday evening
from 7 pm to 9 pm. This event was co-sponsored by St.
Mary’s Cement Company and Strike, Furlong and Ford,
Barristers & Solicitors.
Event by Mary Lou Naccarato
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Karen & Gary
Mark, Debbie, John, Louise & Jean
Rainstone members include Ken Blyth,
Claudio Vettese, Bruce Dixon & Fred Horvath
Al, Bailey & Rhonda
Donna, Susan, Lynda, Joan, Judy & June
“BNI Build Your Business Chapter”
SUCCESSFUL VISITORS DAY
Jeanette Barrett - Keller Williams Energy, Steven
Jackman - S J Renovations & Repair & Mike
Desrochers - Sun King Blind
Every successful business depends on word-of-mouth
referrals. BNI Build Your Business Bowmanville
Chapter, one of the largest business networking
organization in the world, held a Visitor Day meeting
at Clarington Beech Centre on July 23. Members
introduced themselves and their work, while visi-
tors looking to grow their business, were given
a chance to promote their business in a struc-
tured environment and learn about BNI networking.
Business cards and flyers were handed out also.
So if you are interested in growing your business,
join them for their breakfast meeting and help
business people like yourself generate more refer-
ral business. For more information about BNI Build
Your Business Bowmanville Chapter, please visit
www.bnibuildyourbusiness.bnisite.com
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Brenda & Vic Spindler - Digital Data, Roger Caughell
- The Mortgage Centre Durham, Phil Bingham - The
Green Windows & Fred Devries - Fred’s Auto Body
Tracey Maxwell - Clarington Hyundai,
Carla King & Jennifer Flindall - Newcastle
Family Chiropractic
Ross Libbey - Area Director BNI Durham Region,
Stew Babcock - Service Experts & Rob Da Silva
- snap Clarington & MVME Company Inc
Shirley Vanstone - Security Solutions, Carey
May - GM Clarington Hyundai & Ashley
Richards, New Found Creative Inc

Miles & Ben watch Helen Firing, Soper Creek Yarn
A Gift of Art was proud to present the 7th Annual Newcastle’s Art Show,
held this past July at the Newcastle Memorial Arena. Residents enjoyed
various activities which included showcases from more than 60 local art-
ists, musicians, prizes and draws, and an indoor lake. Children also played in
their own kid’s area. The admission was free but donations were accepted at
the door for A Gift of Art Gallery, a non-profit charitable organization. The
donations would help support the Gallery to keep its doors open so it can
continue to portray art work of local artists. Residents won door prizes and
scavenger hunt gifts which included VIA Rail round-trip tickets to Quebec
City, as well as Boots and Hearts tickets. Whether you were looking for a
special gift, purchase art for yourself, love the atmosphere of art in a rest-
ful setting, or want to learn more about that one-of-a-kind creation, this Art
Show was the place to be. For more information visit, www.agiftof-art.com
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Emma, Abby, Magda & Jason Daria & Masood Greg & Oliver Ward “...is that the
Beatles we hear?”
Rebecca Butcher
owner of BB Knit
Alberta & Mike with the
Refuge Youth - Mixed Media
Mike & Gwen
Local Councillor Wendy Partner dropped by & visited with young artists
Jess, Robin, Taylor Emily, April, Alexandra & Daria
Mella Bella Designs known for Ukrainian Jewelry -
Melanie Ferguson, Artist & Owner
Sam, Jessica & Laura of Eve Winter Artist. Sam is
proud of his wire art by Parkadilly (Sara Milley)
Grace Cooke working with
“Gift of Art” is inspired to paint
NEWCASTLE’S ART SHOW
Sharon, Rose of Pushpa Rama, Cindy, Jasmine & Adam
Kyrsten, Artist Local Councillor Wendy Partner with Denny of
Stick Studio.com
Local Councillor Wendy Partner supports
Dianne & Peggy
Elizabeth & Cathryn with Emily Buckley, Visual Artist
Kristie, Cathy & Craig Brenda Sullivan inspired to do some pottery
Daryl serving up a sundae for Megan Nell, Artist Shirley & Joy Lynn Cragg, Fine ArtEugene & Tracy stop by to visit Phill Boyko booth at
Wood Spirit Designs
Artist Shirley Hudson with Ken

snapd CLARINGTON
A Letter from
As the weather cooled down, snapd
Clarington slowed down as well com-
pared to last month, which had our
photographers extremely busy. Our
photographers were out and about
covering various events within
our community. The staff at snapd
Clarington enjoyed being a part of
and photographing events such as
the Canada Day festivities through-
out Bowmanville and Newcastle, the
action packed Orono Case 1H Ultimate
Rodeo, the breathtaking Newcastle’s Art Show and the 10th
Annual Dragon Flies Dragon Boat Festival in Port Perry.
Every month something new and exciting comes our way for
us to snap.
We hope your summer has been as entertaining as our’s has
been, and continues to be so in the coming month.
As we travel throughout the community, we see how every-
one has grown and become more connected as a family. We
have witnessed people helping others in need by donating
money, their time, or by fundraising. As we move forward,
we at snapd Clarington hope to see more of that, and will be
there to photograph it!
As July gears down, our photographers will be thrilled
to cover the annual Boots & Hearts Music Festival at the
Canadian Tire Motorsport Park, 3233 Concession Road 10, in
Bowmanville. Thousands will flock to this multi-day country
music festival. Toby Keith, Luke Bryan, Blake Shelton, Paul
Brandt, Lee Brice, Hunter Hayes and a long list of other
country music artists will rock the town away! Don’t miss it.
Boots & Hearts will showcase their country music lineup from
Thursday, July 31 to Sunday, August 3.
In addition to the music, Boots & Hearts teamed up with
various organizations to help make a difference in our com-
munity. The Boots and Hearts Water for Life Campaign helps
bring safe drinking water to ones in need around the world.
For a $2 donation, you can fill up your water bottle at one of
the Water for Life Stations on the grounds. For a $5 donation,
you can receive your own bottle that you can refill for free all
weekend long. Please don’t forget to stop by the MusiCount
booth to donate, too! Proceeds will support music education
in schools around Ontario and Canada.
During August, you can expect to see our photographers going
from one event to the next. So look around to see a friendly
face, and a snap media pass around someone’s neck.
Until next month, be safe, enjoy the rest of your summer, and
we’ll be seeing you around the community. Please do not forget
to submit your events! Without the help of the community, we
couldn’t do what we accomplish every month.
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Robert, a talented painter, with his mom
Gluckstein Person Injury Lawyers (GPIL), in partnership with Roll
With It Racing Team, held a Performance Driving Experience for
those who have triumphed over adversity of the mind and body.
All sight and mobility-challenged recipients received half-day
driving sessions in performance retrofitted sport cars, and an
one-on-one driving experience with a professional driv-
ing instructor at the Canadian Tire Motorsport Park,
in Bowmanville. The annual event is for Ontario
residents living with acquired brain injuries, spinal
cord injuries, neurological disorders, and visual
impairments.
Event by Marlene Wilson
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Modified controls! Ted, was a partial quadriplegic and
look at him now with his car!
On the track.... Diana, after the race!And Robert is off to the races!
“And They’re Off!”
Abigail & mom Hats off to David & Bill, the Professional Drivers
Ted with Bernie Gluckstein Diana with Canadian race
car champ, Rick Bye
Ben, who has a visually impairment,
gets ready to drive!
Jordon & Letzia, who helped organize the event
DRIVING EXPERIENCE EVENT FOR SIGHT &
MOBILITY CHALLENGED INDIVIDUALS

Karin, Robyn & Abbey
Ron & Eva
Egor, Katrina & Lena
Cathy & John
Warren Keyes, Jeremy Smith, Artistic Director &
Steve Clarke
Jeremy Smith, Artistic Director &
Howard Smith with Bard’s Bus Tour
THE BARD’S BUS TOUR
In its 20th season, the 2014 Bard’s Bus Tour got underway officially making its usual stop
to the Visual Arts Centre Clarington, one of Driftwood’s first venue. Driftwood Theatre pre-
sented Shakespeare’s masterpiece, The Tempest. One of Shakespeare’s most celebrated plays,
pits one man’s need for personal vengeance against his hopes for the future of his family. It
is a story of magic, power and forgiveness told in Driftwood’s signature style blending move-
ment, song, puppetry and classic storytelling. It was another perfect warm summer evening
which attracted people of all ages to this fine performance by a mix of upcoming young, tal-
ented, and seasoned performers. For more information and location updates, call 416-703-2773, or
visit the website at www.driftwoodtheatre.com
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Public Notice
2014 Municipal Election
Nominations and Candidate Campaigns
The Municipal Elections Act, 1996, as amended, provides that every person who
proposes to be a candidate for the Office of Regional Chair in the 2014 Municipal
Election to be held on Monday, October 27, 2014 shall file a Nomination Paper with
the Regional Clerk.
The Municipal Elections Act further provides that a candidate’s election campaign
period for the Office of Regional Chair begins on the day he/she files a nomination for
the office. No contributions shall be made to or accepted by or on behalf of the
candidate and no expenses may be incurred by or on behalf of a candidate prior to
filing the prescribed Nomination Paper with the Regional Clerk. Money, goods and
services given to and accepted by or on behalf of a person for his/her election
campaign are contributions.
Nominations for the Office of Regional Chair of the Regional Municipality of
Durham must be filed in the Office of the Regional Clerk, 605 Rossland Road East,
Whitby, Ontario L1N 6A3.
Nomination Procedure:
1. The prescribed Nomination Paper may be obtained and filed in the Office of the
Regional Clerk:
• on any day from January 2, 2014 to September 11, 2014 when the Regional
Clerk’s Office is open (8:30 AM to 4:30 PM)
• no later than Nomination Day, Friday, September 12, 2014 during the hours
9:00 AM to 2:00 PM
2. The Nomination Paper shall be accompanied by a filing fee in the amount of
$200.00 in cash, certified cheque or money order, payable to The Regional
Municipality of Durham, or by Debit, Visa or Mastercard.
3. The onus is on the candidate for election to an office to file a bona fide
Nomination Paper.
For further information, please contact:
Deb Bowen
Regional Clerk / Director of Legislative Services
clerks@durham.ca
Regional Municipality of Durham
605 Rossland Road East, PO Box 623
Whitby, Ontario L1N 6A3
Phone Number: 905-668-7711, extension 2100
Dated this 11th day of August, 2014.
If you require this information in an accessible format please contact the Regional
Clerk / Director of Legislative Services via email at clerks@durham.ca or by
telephone at 905-668-7711, extension 2100.
Public Notice
2014 Municipal Election
Nominations and Candidate Campaigns
The Municipal Elections Act, 1996, as amended, provides that every person who
proposes to be a candidate for the Office of Regional Chair in the 2014 Municipal
Election to be held on Monday, October 27, 2014 shall file a Nomination Paper with
the Regional Clerk.
The Municipal Elections Act further provides that a candidate’s election campaign
period for the Office of Regional Chair begins on the day he/she files a nomination for
the office. No contributions shall be made to or accepted by or on behalf of the
candidate and no expenses may be incurred by or on behalf of a candidate prior to
filing the prescribed Nomination Paper with the Regional Clerk. Money, goods and
services given to and accepted by or on behalf of a person for his/her election
campaign are contributions.
Nominations for the Office of Regional Chair of the Regional Municipality of
Durham must be filed in the Office of the Regional Clerk, 605 Rossland Road East,
Whitby, Ontario L1N 6A3.
Nomination Procedure:
1. The prescribed Nomination Paper may be obtained and filed in the Office of the
Regional Clerk:
• on any day from January 2, 2014 to September 11, 2014 when the Regional
Clerk’s Office is open (8:30 AM to 4:30 PM)
• no later than Nomination Day, Friday, September 12, 2014 during the hours
9:00 AM to 2:00 PM
2. The Nomination Paper shall be accompanied by a filing fee in the amount of
$200.00 in cash, certified cheque or money order, payable to The Regional
Municipality of Durham, or by Debit, Visa or Mastercard.
3. The onus is on the candidate for election to an office to file a bona fide
Nomination Paper.
For further information, please contact:
Deb Bowen
Regional Clerk / Director of Legislative Services
clerks@durham.ca
Regional Municipality of Durham
605 Rossland Road East, PO Box 623
Whitby, Ontario L1N 6A3
Phone Number: 905-668-7711, extension 2100
Dated this 11th day of August, 2014.
If you require this information in an accessible format please contact the Regional
Clerk / Director of Legislative Services via email at clerks@durham.ca or by
telephone at 905-668-7711, extension 2100.

FAMILY STORYTIME
New for this Summer! Now the whole family can
come to listen to a story, sing songs, and develop a
lifelong love of reading and learning together!
On July 3, families took part in the first Family Story
Time at the Bowmanville Library. Jess, singer and
story reader, children, parents and grandparents
enjoyed stories and songs of dump trucks. The
complete class calendar and descriptions of ‘Every
Child Ready to Read’ story times are available at all
branches and online at, www.clarington-library.on.ca.
Drop in; no registration required. No charge.
Event by Siobhan Bothwell
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Jess with Logan & Dominic singing along
to the dump truck song at the Bowmanville
Library
Jess and Logan doing the motions of what a dump
truck would do!
Jess engaging the children, Logan, Dominic &
the others
Jess reading to Logan & the others
Interactive storytelling: Jess, Logan, Dominic,
mom Amanda & Madden, Brooklyn & Savannah
reading along to a dump truck story
With so many families moving East to the Clarington area and beyond, the number of visits to Lakeridge
Health Bowmanville Emergency Room is steadily increasing. The need for a dedicated Play Area for
children was essential. So, it was no surprise that when Steve Wilson, Owner/Operation of McDonald’s
Restaurants, learned about the
need, he jumped at the chance
to help. With funds raised
through McHappy Day and other
contributions, Mr. Wilson donat-
ed more than $85,000 for the
new Play Area. “We are so very
thankful to Mr. Wilson and the
McDonald’s family for their gen-
erosity, partnership, and commit-
ment to quality healthcare for
children and families throughout
our communities,” said Darlene
Bastianelli, Executive Director
of the Bowmanville Memorial
Hospital Foundation.
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CHILDREN’S PLAY AREA UNVEILING
(Right to left) Brenda Miller, Bowmanville Hospital Foundation Board
member, presenting a Certificate of Appreciation to Steve Wilson,
Owner of McDonald’s, who donated $85,000 for the Lakeridge
Health Bowmanville Play Area for children. Also in attendance, Robin
Burns, Community Relations & Representative of McDonald’s
SUMMER READING CLUB: PLANT A GARDEN
This is the story of dirt, and what
grows in it! This month children
learned about native plants,
and were taught how to plant
their own garden at the Summer
Reading Club Plant a Garden
workshop. Children took home
some native perennial flowers to
watch them grow. People of all
ages can enjoy gardening, but
children in particular will have
lots of fun and gain special ben-
efits. The children are the future
of our horticulture society and
it is our job to inspire them to
carry on our love of gardening.
Presented in partnership with
the Clarington Public Library,
Newcastle Branch and the
Newcastle Horticultural Society.
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BISTRO OPEN HOUSE
Jeminah enjoying her Moosetrap
Kawartha Dairy cone
Staff at the Fire Hall Bistro celebrated their first
anniversary by offering a complimentary tasting to
customers in the afternoon, and 15% off all menu items
at this quaint restaurant, located on Main St in Orono.
Generous portions of delicious pulled pork hamburgers,
caesar wraps, beet salad, rice balls and smoked salmon
were just a few of the items offered and prepared by
Restauranteur Valerine Lacroix. While Valerine was pre-
paring food in the kitchen, her daughter Victoria was
busy serving the many customers, whom all enjoyed
the food, service and casual atmosphere of the restau-
rant. The Fire Hall Bistro is licensed and offers a wide
menu for all taste buds, serving breakfast, lunch, and
dinner. Patrons can dine at an outside patio that invites
you to sit and relax, with perhaps a cone from Kawartha
Ice Cream. Catering is available as well. You can visit
them on Facebook, or join Valerine and Victoria at their
official grand opening on August 8th, so please 905-
485-5304 for more information.
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Kevin from Kings Court Catering
wishes Valerine the best!
Restauranteur, Valerine Lacroix
Joanne & Sally celebrating the day Marilyn coming in for a sampling

ECLIPSE PERFORMING ARTS
Stephanie solo
Dancers from The Eclipse Performing Arts
showcased their year end show on June 14,
held at Clarington Central Secondary School.
Competitive and recreational dancers pre-
sented some of their numbers that they had
prepared throughout the year. The afternoon
was also graced with some fantastic musi-
cal numbers and dancers were excited to
have the opportunity to show off their skills.
Eclipse Performing Arts is a non-profit group
dedicated to keeping today’s youth active
in a fun and exciting environment. Their
classes incorporate baton twirling, dance and
gymnastics with pom pom and classes are
taught by qualified instructors boasting years
of experience.
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Student dancers performing their pom-pom dance
Jenna during her solo
Student dancers from the Eclipse Performing Arts Student dancers performing their baton twirling act
THE NEWCASTLE LIONS CLUB AWARD
The Newcastle Lions
presented John Albi,
from Rona Lumber, with
their highest club award,
the ‘Melvin Jones’. This
award is the highest hon-
our that the Lion’s Club
can award. This is the
first time the award has
been given to someone
outside of the club. John
Albi has made many sig-
nificant contributions to
the Newcastle Lions Club
and the community. The
Newcastle Lions Club
was pleased to honour
him in this way.
Event by Bill Johnson
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Lion President Dwight presents John Albi with the Melvin Jones Award.
Lions George, Gord, Charlie, Arthur & Tom attended the ceremony
DURHAM COMPUTER CLUB
Would you like to make your home movies interesting and fun to watch? How about sending your
home video to friends and family on a disc? Would you like to post your video on the web? This was
what the Durham Computer Club members learned at last month’s meeting, held at the Faith United
Church. Mathews Farrow’s presented Video Editing Software, followed by the Bug Session, and get-
ting answers for and from our members on various computer problems. Group members have a wide
range of abilities from beginners to experienced, and their skills are openly shared via the group
session. The easiest way to join Durham Computer Club is to attend the next meeting or two for free.
If you wish to complete the membership application and receive full benefits, visit www.durhampc-
usersclub.on.ca for more information.
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Anne, Betty, Mathew, Megan & Dan Lloyd, Ed, Alan & Hugh
For information call
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CLARINGTON TERRY FOX RUN TEAM
APPRECIATION LUNCHEON
On June 25, the Clarington Terry Fox Run Committee
hosted the 15th annual luncheon to honour the team
captains and Top 10 fundraising teams that partici-
pated in 2013 run day in September. Certificates were
presented to those teams after the luncheon. Yusuf
Hirji, the guest speaker, discussed how he survived
cancer when he was diagnosed at 16-years-old. Hirji
suffered from the same cancer, Osteosarcoma, that
killed Terry Fox in 1981. Osteosarcoma is the most
common type of bone cancer. It is one of the few
cancers that begin in the bone and will sometimes
spread to other parts of the body.
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Councillor Ron Hooper extending thanks
from the Municipality of Clarington
to Yusuf Hirji
Nonie, Bill & Ted, members of the Top 10 2013
pledge-raising ‘Jerusalem Lodge’ team with run
day organizer, Mary
Brad & Councillor Ron Hooper accepting a Certificate of
Recognition to Hooper’s Trophies
Team captains of the Top 10 2013 pledge-raising
teams with Mary, Run Day Organizer (far left):
Front Row: Mary, Meagan, Sharon & Queta
Back Row: Ken, Wilma, Linda, Ted, Bill & Val
Yusuf Hirji, the guest speaker & National
School Terry Fox Run Day Ambassador, dis-
cussing his cancer journey to the crowd

BUTTER TART FAIR
Bakers from across the region were at the Enniskillen General Store on July 19, to showcase their
delicious butter tarts. Bakers featured all different versions of their idea of this scrumptious treat.
They also offered other baked items. Everyone loved their butter tarts!
Event by Jennifer Adcock
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Tami Twiddy’s Tremendous Treats
And More: Maddi, Tami & Ashton
from Bowmanville
The Cookie Girls: Maureen & Hailey
joined us today from Tyrone
Butter tarts were not the only thing being
sold at the Enniskillen General Store today.
The ice cream was amazing!
Nothing Fancy Sweets: Amanda from Bowmanville.
A mother of two who loves to bake.
Eat My Shortbread: Trisha & Greg
have come today from Whitby
Penny’s Tarts. Peggy
joined us today from Enfield
YARD SALE FOR THE CURE
The Yard Sale for the Cure was a perfect place for bar-
gain hunters looking for great finds around Clarington.
Hundred’s of items were marked down at great prices.
Residents had the extra satisfaction of knowing the
money spent on those items went to help fight breast
cancer. The sense of community was wonderful and
inspiring. Residents had the option of purchasing gift-
ware, household, books, toys and other items. All pro-
ceeds helped fund breast cancer research, awareness
and education. For other ways to provide your support,
and information regarding fundraising events hosted by
Team Moe’s Survival Kit, visit their Facebook page at
MSK Run for the Cure Fund Raising Events.
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Emersyn, Machaelah & Jenna
Andrew, Alex & John
Maureen (Moe) with family & special friends
Alex, Erin, Dana & Sandra
Team Moe’s Survival Kit! Well done everyone!
YARD SALE FOR
TRINITY UNITED CHURCH
Trinity United Church hosted a yard sale and bake
sale in July to help support the church. People
donated items, or purchased a table for only $25. All
items for this yard sale were donated by residents,
so all the money made will go straight back into the
general funds for this beautiful old church.
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Jack and Dean
Sophie and Allan
Great support from the community
These ladies have done a great job setting up tables and
helping each other with sales
These ladies helped make the day go smoothly
“A beautiful old church”

12TH ANNUAL DOG DAYS OF SCUGOG
More than 2,000 dogs and their families had
a fun-filled weekend at the 12th Anuual Dog
Day of Scugog, which was held at the Scugog
Shores Museum Village. This annual week-
end long bash aims to promote the proper
training and care of dogs, and to celebrate
the joys of sharing our lives with our canine
friends. A highlight for everyone was the
Ontario Dock Dogs, where man’s best friends
wowed onlookers by showing off their fantas-
tic jumping skills. WoofJocks Canine All Stars,
Scugog Disc Dog, and Sporting Detection
Dogs all participated in making this a ‘dog
gone’ great day!
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Jen and Laura from the Pet Network. Jen is the
producer/director and Laura has been the host for a
couple of years now
Lilah & Reese, 6 & 4-years-old, were just enter-
tained by WoofDogs in the main ring
I got it! I got it!
Kate & Katie were kind enough to allow their photos
to be snapd. They were having a great time
WoofJocks Canine All Stars always put on a great show for everyone
KYLIE’S LEMONAID STAND
Kylie’s held her 3rd annual LemonAid Stand this past July.
This year she chose to give back to SickKids Hospital. All the
funds she raised were used to purchase toys for the SickKids
Hospital’s Treasure Box program that helps children who have
gone through traumatic and difficult medical procedures. In
addition to scrumptious lemonade, Rainbow Loom bracelets
and baked goods were also available to purchase. This year,
Kylie raised more $500 for the Treasure Box! At Mastermind
Toys in Oshawa, Kylie purchased over $600 worth of toys for
the children, with help from the store discounting all items.
Kylie won the TVOKIDS’ Super Citizen Award, which celebrates
young achievers from ages six to 14 who make a difference in
their community and world.
Event by Sarah DeBartolo
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Beatrix, Kylie’s little sister, was
helping out at the LemonAid Stand!
With the help of Janet Lang, Kylie made this beautiful sign
with her catch phrase, “You can make a difference!”
Kylie & Candace Wichman, Assistant Manager of Mastermind Toys
in Oshawa, gets snapd with all the toys Kylie purchased. Kylie
spent over $600 to purchase much needed toys for children at
SickKids Hospital, in Toronto
Kylie snapd with all
the toys she purchased
WOODEN BOAT FESTIVAL
The Newcastle Marina celebrated their
20th annual Wooden Boat Festival in
July. A flotilla of beautiful wooden boats
descended on the piers. There were
prizes, games and a Scooby Doo bouncy
castle for the kids. Adults enjoyed the
many vendors, and a patio beer garden,
with continuous music throughout the
event. As well as the magnificent boats,
the Re/Max folks had their air balloon
available for rides, with proceeds going
to the East Clarington Food Bank.
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Pat (R) presents Karen, from the East
Clarington Food Bank, with the $200.00 in
donations from the Re/Max balloon rides
Steel drums brought a Caribbean flavour to the festivities
Kiera, Jon & Hailey check out a sleek wooden boat
The two Danielle’s staff the patio bar
CUDDLE QUILT SALE
Every year in support of Sick Kids Hospitals Hearth Place Children’s Programs, the Cuddle Quilt Club
gathers their assorted quilts, place mats, pillowcases and many more items they have made to sell off.
Quilts are frequently made to commemorate major life events. Creativity can be expressed in block designs,
or simple “utility quilts”, with minimal decorative value could be produced as well. This year’s volunteers are
doing a beautiful job & all of the proceeds will go to local childrens programs.
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The volunteers meet every Tuesday afternoon at Sewing Essentials
located in Bowmanville to make all of these wonderful items
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& Respectful Representation
for Ward 3 residents.”
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COMMUNICATION, COOPERATION, CONSTITUENT SERVICE

August Calendar All events are subject to change without notice
TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAYMONDAYSunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday
Family Storytime @ Clarington Public Library,
Bowmanville Branch, 163 Church St, 10:30-11am.
905-623-7322
Newcastle Branch, 150 King Ave E, 10:30-11am.
905-623-7322
905-623-7322
Mid-Week Matinees: Labor Day @ Clarington Public
Library, Newcastle Branch, 150 King Ave E, 1-3pm.
905-623-7322
Courtice Branch, 2950 Courtice Rd, 10:30-11am.
905-623-7322
905-623-7322
905-623-7322
Durham Computer Club @ Faith United Church,
1778 Nash Rd, 7-9:30pm.
905-623-7322
905-623-7322
Maranatha Tri-Sport Camp @ Maranatha C.R.C.,
2805 HWY 2 E, 9am-3pm. 905-623-5665
Pioneer Day @ Pioneer Village, 16210 Island Rd,
11am-4pm. 905-985-8698x103
Annual Corn Festival @ Courtice Flea Market,
1696 Bloor St, 11am-4:30pm. 905-436-1024
Brits on The Lake Cream Tea @ Church of the
Ascension, 266 North St, 11:30am-3:30pm.
905-985-7278
905-623-7322
905-623-7322
Summer Reading Club: Scientists in the Summer!
@ Clarington Public Library, Newcastle Branch,
150 King Ave E, 10:30am-12pm & 2-3:30pm.
905-623-7322
905-623-7322
905-623-7322
Cheque Presentation @ New Massey House
Restaurant, 27 King Ave E, 9:30-9:45am.
905-623-3331 x1884
Summer Reading Club: Egg Drop! @ Clarington
Public Library, Bowmanville Branch, 163 Church St,
2-3pm. 905-623-7322
Torque modified Custom Car show @ Garnett B
Rickard, 2440 Hwy 2, 10am-6pm. 905-926-5788
Driftwood Theater - The Tempest @
Pioneer Village, 16210 Island Rd, 7:30pm-12am.
905-985-8698 x103
County Town Singers New Member Welcome @
Riley’s Olde Towne Pub, 104 King St E, 7:30-10pm.
647-981-2205
Durham Lupus Support Group Meeting @
Oshawa Real Canadian Superstore, 481 Gibb St, 7-9pm.
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submit your events or view our calendar online at clarington.snapd.com
Friday Saturday
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905-623-5747
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ELECT Kevin Anyan
Hi I’m Kevin Anyan and I am a Candidate for Local
Councillor,Ward 4 in the 2014 Municipal Election.
I have always held service to my community close
to my heart.When you get to know me and my track
record serving my community,you will have no doubt
that I will bring a refreshing approach and some much
needed leadership to the council.
On October 27, make the choice to
Support our Community. VOTE KEVIN ANYAN.
www.anyanonline.com
Heart and Stroke Foundation Yard Sale & BBQ! @ Heart and Stroke
Foundation, 2-105 Consumers Dr, 7:30am-12pm. 905-666-3777
Kirby Church Book Sale @ Kirby Church Book Sale,
6966 Highway 35-115, 10am-3pm. 905-623-2734
Picasso’s Picnic Kids Arts Festival @ Visual Arts Centre of
Clarington, 143 Simpson Ave, 10am-4pm. 905-623-5831
Summer Reading Club VIP Showtimes: Rio 2 @ Clarington Public
Library, Newcastle Branch, 150 King Ave E, 1-4pm. 905-623-7322
Galaxy Dance Party @ Oshawa Navy Club, 320 Viola St, 8pm-1am.
905-683-2645
Kirby Church Book Sale @ Kirby Church Book Sale, 6966 Highway
35-115, 10am-3pm. 905-623-2734
“A Step in Time” @ Community Hall, Mill St and King Ave, 10am-12pm.
905-786-2228
OFAH/OPG TackleShare Day at Darlington Provincial Park @
Darlington Provincial Park, 1600 Darlington Park Rd, 10am-2pm.
705-748-6324
Babysitting Course @ Clarington Public Library, Newcastle Branch,
150 King Ave E, 12:30-4:30pm. 905-623-7322
CCT Auto-Trans Inc. Grand Open House @ CCT Auto-Trans Inc,
1960 Baseline Rd W, 11am-6pm. 905-433-4799
Kirby Church Book Sale @ Kirby Church Book Sale,
6966 Highway 35-115, 10am-3pm. 905-623-2734
Summer Reading Club VIP Showtimes: Island of Lemurs:
Madagascar @ Clarington Public Library, Newcastle Branch,
150 King Ave E, 1-4pm. 905-623-7322
Kirby Church Book Sale @ Kirby Church Book Sale, 6966 Highway
35-115, 10am-3pm. 905-623-2734
Moonlight Madness & Buskerfest @ Historic Downtown, 6-11pm.
Kirby Church Book Sale @ Kirby Church, 6966 Highway 35-115,
10am-3pm. 905-623-2734
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WILMOT CREEK CANADA DAY
FESTIVITIES
Regional Councillor Willie Woo, Robert Prichard,
Constable Julie Meeks, Corbin & Paul Stultins
There was no better way to kick-start the summer
then checking out Wilmot Creek Community 147th
Canada Day Celebration! The day started out with
a parade winding through the community to the
Wheelhouse Community Hall. Residents waved
red and white flags of all sizes and designs to
show their patriotism and Canadian spirit along
the parade route. The engaging and patriotic
afternoon was highlighted by some great food,
live entertainment and decorated golf carts. It
was a perfect day to be thankful we live in such a
great country.
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Audrey, Carol Kaitlyn & Shirley
Mmmm, strawberries served by volunteers
Leah & Grace, with Papa Dave Volunteers who made the day happen! Thank You!
BOWMANVILLE MUSEUM
CANADA DAY
Bowmanville residents celebrated Canada’s
147th birthday in style at the the Clarington
museum! Various activities took place through-
out the day, including live music on the verandah
by Friendly Fire, face painting, heritage crafts,
historic tours, horse and wage rides through
historic Bowmanville by Bob, Slick and Slim, a
BBQ lunch, and to top the day off, a scrumptious
birthday cake for all. The Four Winds Montessori
Choir sung the National Anthem. Clarington’s
Mayor Adrian Foster and various councillors and
candidates attended the event.
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Emily, Dave, Zachary & Amanda
enjoying Canada Day
Councillor Joe Neal, volunteers and Museum
Members of the Board Marilyn, John,
Bonnie Seto & Grant
Mayor Adrian Foster & Councillor Mary Novak
cutting the birthday cake
Cutting the birthday cake: Liberal MPP Granville
Anderson, Mayor Adrian Foster, Councillors
Mary Novak, Corinna Traill, Wendy Partner,
Ron Hooper & Joe Neal
The Four Winds Montessori choir singing
the Canadian Anthem
CANADA DAY AT THE NEWCASTLE
RECREATION COMPLEX
Happy Birthday, Canada! The Newcastle and District
Recreation Complex hosted a family-friendly Canada
Day for the residents, from 2 pm to 11 pm. Kids swam for
free on the hot, but beautiful day. Animals On The Go
was also in attendance. Tara Watchorn, gold medalist,
Canadian National Women’s Hockey Team and Newcastle
resident, signed autographs and had photo sessions with
the young and old. Residents were encouraged to dress
in red and white for the aerial photo shoot, done by a
plane flying overhead. Families rocked out to the music
provided by Pirate Radio all day and night. In addition,
everyone enjoyed BBQ and refreshments, provided by the
Newcastle Lions. Hanc’s Fries truck and Kirby Ice Cream
truck also attended the event.
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Ken, John & Dave from the Oshawa
Military Museum brought along a jeep
& an AGGP
Lloyd & Steve pickin’ a tribute to Tara Watchorn
Jane & Marion posing with a beautiful Canadian quilt,
made by Jane’s mother
Tara Watchorn, Newcastle’s gold medalist of the
Canadian National Women’s Ice Hockey team, signs
an autograph & poses with Kayla
Marcus hauling in a jeep
PORT OF NEWCASTLE CANADA DAY
STREET PARTY
On July 1, Newcastle residents celebrated Canada
Day with a bang. Carlton Plummer and his wife
Sheri hosted a Canada Day street party in the Port
of Newcastle. Families and friends enjoyed various
events such as a giant waterslide, jumping castle,
face painting, a balloonist clown, arts and crafts,
and a temporary tattoo station. Also, Tara Watchorn,
2014 Olympic Gold Medalist with the Canadian
Women’s Hockey Team, accepted an Appreciation
and Recognition award. In addition, Sacha Visagie, a
local and up-and-coming singer, rocked the day away.
During the evening, families also enjoyed a fire-
works display co-ordinated to music, overlooking
Lake Ontario.
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Event co-ordinator Carlton, Councillor Willie Woo,
Mavis & singer Sacha Visagie!
Event co-ordinator Carlton with
MP Erin O’Toole
Ursula, Carlton & Vicki worked hard to make
the event a success!
Woman’s Olympic Hockey Gold Medalist, and
hometown hero, Tara Watchorn!
Mayor Adrian Foster and MP Erin O’Toole

Eight Clarington high school students are one step closer to reach-
ing their goals due to the generous donations by the Rotary Club of
Bowmanville. The annual bursary presentation awarded money to eight
special students at a breakfast with parents and friends on July 8th, at
the Trinity United Church. Three students in the arts, music and
science were also honoured. The Rotary Club of Bowmanville
funds several students’ bursaries, exchange programs, and
is affiliated with several youth Rotaract clubs. They do
great work in the community and help far more than we
can mention here. Please visit their website to check out
the great endeavours of the Bowmanville Rotarians at,
www.bowmanvillerotaryclub.org
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ROTARY BURSARY BREAKFAST
Jayd with his presenter, Bonnie Seto
Carey, Amy, Carolina, Slawomir & Rick
John, Kiera & Dona
Scholarships, awards and bursaries recipients: Amy,
Carolina, McKenzie, Hayley, Kiera, Jayd, Bailey, Nour,
Luc & Monika
Luc, Nour, Aoife, Ann & Renee Bos

Liam & Serena are ready to read!Sibings Anja & James are ready
to shout “Eureka!”
A great introduction to the program by leaders Lynsee & HannahPaige with her Eureka notebook.
EUREKA! LAUNCH
Clarington Public library, in participation with TD Reading Club, has organized activities to make kids
shout, “Eureka!” As you may have guessed, this year’s theme is science! Participants are invited to
make crafts, conduct science experiments and other fun, exciting activities throughout the summer.
Of course, the main objective is to get kids reading and learning more about the world around them.
Get reading and get discovering with TD Summer Reading Club, happening at all Clarington Public
Library branches!
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Walter, Candidate Bonnie Seto, Michael, Laurie & Irene
Laurie (nee Byam) Mason
enjoying seeing her family
in Newton’s photos
Claire & Austin working hard at
counter of the Tyrone Mills Ltd
Pat, Susan & JohnFrance, Robert Shafer, Tyrone Mills Ltd. owner, & Charlotte Hale
of Charlotte Hale & Associates - Fine Art, Photography & Design
NEIL NEWTON PHOTO HOP!
On behalf of the Tyrone Community Centre Hall Board, residents
from across Clarington travelled to Tyrone last July to the Neil
Newton Photo Hop. Visitors had the opportunity to view digitally
reprinted images of the brilliant series of portraits document-
ing rural life in the Tyrone, Enniskillen, Haydon, Hampton ad
Blackstock areas of the 1970s. Enjoying some delicious goodies at
Tyrone Mills Limited, many visitors then walked over to the Tyrone
Community Centre to check out the Silver Gelatin Print collection
of original Newtons’ prints. Families, friends, neighbours, and most
astoundingly some of the same characters who were captured
in these historically prints, caught up and reminisced about the
times gone by. The prints perfectly captured the characters and
life in the area at that time.
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“He is an energetic, vital force!” Ron Fellows, co-owner of Corvette Racing
& Canadian Tire Motorsport Ventures Ltd
Bryan Muir, former NHL
player with his kids
Dan & future race car
champ, Dash!
Car Racing Champ, Bill
Sweedler, who drove the Aim
Autosport Ferrari!
And the winner is, Oak Racing, Nissan Prototype,
piloted by Olivier Pia & Gustavo Yacaman!
All is good at the races!
MOBIL 1 SPORTSCARS GRAND PRIX
A thrilling experience for all who attended the Mobil
1 SportsCar Grand Prix weekend, presented by Hawk
Performance at Canadian Tire Motorsport Park! There
was plenty of open space to watch these beautiful
machines whiz by, driven with such skill to maneuver
this fast track at incredibly high speeds. The view from
the finish line area is a place where the audience could
see the crew stations setup and see the changing of
drivers, gas fill up, and tire changes. Did you know it
takes approximately 30 to 35 seconds to refuel, change
drivers, and 20 seconds to change tires? Those brave
enough to watch near the fence line heard an unforget-
table noise of cars racing by, which you can’t compare
to what you watch on the television. This sound is no
doubt music to the ears of the race car families and
fans! Great entertainment for all who attended, and we
are fortunate to have this facility in our neighbourhood.
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ALIEN ADVENTURE
Anyone up for a Martian adventure?
Parents and children took a trip out
to outer space on June 7, at the
Bowmanville Library! They listened
to stories of aliens, outer space, and
robots. Children showed off their
artistic talent by drawing their own
alien designs. And, they also enjoyed
taking part in scientific experiments.
This annual program, which is new at
the Bowmanville Library, was popular
with the little ones.
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Mars shows off his alien!
Perfect moon! Children learn how to draw the moon
Group alien shot!
Hannah and Lynsee read an alien picture
book to the children
STRAWBERRY SOCIAL
Come one and all.
Bowmanville’s St. John’s
Anglican Church hosted
a strawberry social for
Claringtonresidents.Everyone
enjoyed the delicious straw-
berries and whipped cream,
sandwiches, tea or lemonade,
and the great atmosphere and
company. Various councillors
also attended the event.
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Suzanne delivering the strawberry &
whipped cream to the patrons
Beverley, St. John’s Church Community
Corner, selling beautiful knitted items
Betty & Bruce
Doris & Florence love their strawberries
RELAY FOR LIFE CLARINGTON
The Canadian Cancer Society Relay For Life, held at
Clarington Central Secondary School last June, was more
than just a fundraiser. It was an opportunity to get together
with family and friends to celebrate cancer survivors, remem-
ber loved ones lost to cancer, and fight back in the hope of
finding a cure. These local teams got together for a fulfilling
night of fun, and their participation gives strength to the
Canadian Cancer Society’s mission to eradicate cancer. The
customary survivors first lap, as always, was inspirational
and emotional for both the survivors, and the participants in
this 12-hour overnight event. snapd congratulates everyone
who was there for being part of the biggest cancer event,
helping to make the biggest difference! Relay For Life 2014
in Clarington raised $52,822.29 for the Canadian Cancer
Society. In 2013, 16,224 teams raised $46.5M across Canada.
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Team Snow Angles
Your volunteer team for Clarington’s Relay for Life
Team “My Lans”, in loving memory of Allana Leavitt
The customary survivors first lap
Larry & Ron Hooper,
Regional Councillor
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18TH ANNUAL POW WOW
Grass Dance is one of the oldest dances
still used in Pow Wow today. The dancers
imitate grass swaying in the wind.
The Mississaugas of Scugog Island First Nation held its 18th traditional Pow Wow last July. The two-day
event welcomed the general public to experience and appreciate the traditions of the Mississaugas
of Scugog Island First Nation. This year’s Pow Wow honoured the 250th year of The Niagara Treaty.
The ancestor and elders were key in establishing the Crown and First Nations relationship for what
we know as ‘Canada’. Hundreds of people attended the Pow Wow of First Nations people as they met,
danced, sang, socialized and honoured the First Nations culture. Many vendors were on hand, selling
food and souvenirs. It was certainly a colourful weekend of education and entertainment. For more
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A dance featuring regalia with long, flowing fringe
and designs reminiscent of grass blowing in the wind
Ron & Lynn
“The Mississaugas of Scugog Island First Nation”
Justin, Jade, Cryssandra, Breanna,
Amanda & Ronnie with Gary (middle) Jared, Nathan, Helen & Trenton
Doug & Marian
Traditional dancer, John Saunders
Charlie & John
Women’s traditional dancer
Ned & Gary
Travis Capes, Regional Vice President of Marketing of Royal Bank of Canada (RBC) in Durham, along
with local branch managers, stopped by Lakeridge Health Bowmanville to visit the recently updated
Paediatrics treatment room in the Emergency Department. Board members of the Bowmanville Hospital
Foundation were also on hand to
thank the RBC Foundation. The
generous contribution and sup-
port helped make this opportu-
nity possible by allowing a local
artist design the room into a
child friendly space. Local artist,
Isabella Arcand, showed off her
creative flare in the intricate
design and attention to detail
in the wall mural. RBC has a
long history of supporting orga-
nizations and community based
hospitals programs that support
excellent health care for chil-
dren and families right here in
Durham Region.
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GRAND OPENING OF PAEDIATRIC ROOM
Kendra McWalsh, RBC Manager, Joel Yelle, RBC Mutual Funds
Representative, Travis Capes, VP of Marketing of RBC, Chris Kooy,
Bowmanville Hospital Foundation and Board Member, Brenda Miller,
Bowmanville Hospital Foundation and Board Member, Joanne Wilvert,
Lakeridge Health Bowmanville, ER & Leslie Motz,
Lakerigde Health Bowmanville
CONCERTS IN THE PARK
BOWMANVILLE - LITTLE PETER
AND THE ELEGANTS
Jordan & Paul
For every Thursday evening this sum-
mer, Clarington residents enjoy the
tunes of local bands at the Rotary Park
on Queen Street, in Bowmanville. The
free Concerts in the Park begins at 7
pm to 9 pm. On July 10, Little Peter and
the Elegants played 50s and 60s music
for the residents. Coffee and snacks
were available for purchase. Residents
are always encouraged to bring lawn
chairs and blankets for themselves,
families and friends.
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John & Margret
Aiden, Rob, Nathan, Tanya & Brooklyn
Ted, Claude, Bill, Bill, Ray, Rob & George of the
Anglican Men’s Club
View of the park

How do birds fly? Where do they live? The Home Depot’s Kids Workshops
of Bowmanville dropped by the Clarington Public Library at the
Newcastle Branch to offer a useful project creation where chil-
dren built a home for a feathered friend. The workshops taught
children do-it-yourself skills and tool safety, while at the same
time helping to instill a sense of accomplishment. Additionally,
this fun time allows for quality one-on-one time between adults
and children. In addition to the newly constructed project kit,
each child received a kid-sized orange apron, similar to
The Home Depot associates’ aprons, and an achievement
pin. With the first month of summer break has gone by
so fast, children are used to being stimulated all day
at school, and Clarington Public Library has filled
that void this summer with various ongoing activi-
ties. Visit their website for other upcoming events,
www.clarington-library.on.ca
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BUILD A BIRDHOUSE
Gillian & Willow
The Home Depot’s Kids Workshops Bowmanville
Team: Sheryl, Sarah & Genevieve
Jen, Lily, Ember & Genevieve
Julia, Calli & Jordan
Katie, Avery, Seena & Meg
WILMOT CREEK LAKERS!
Dave advances Mike as Buick player,
Neal tries to get the out! And he’s safe!
On June 9, the seniors baseball team, Wilmot Creek Lakers hosted the Oshawa Buicks in a regular
season game at Wilmot Fields. The Wilmot Creek Lakers just simply cannot outgrow their love of the
game. These are the baseball players who have lived and breathed for that next game, and are truly
winners. Wives and friends came out to support the team. Everyone in attendance had a great time.
Baseball is one of life’s treasures, which is found in the thrill of the game, the excitement and joy
of hitting, catching, and throwing with the best teammates. For more information about the Wilmot
Creek Lakers visit www.wilmotcreekcommunity.com
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The Wilmot Creek Lakers
Jack with a great catch and an out at first base Coach Keith & score keeper Dave
for the Wilmot Creek Lakers
Wilmot Creek Laker fans! Wilmot Creek Lake mascot ‘Pepper’, with Elaine
SHAKE, RATTLE AND ROLL
Parents and children took part in the Shake, Rattle and Roll, a new program offered at the Bowmanville
Library, on July 4. This program explores music and how it affects children’s brain development in
areas of memory, spatial reasoning, problem solving, and pattern recognition. Presented in partner-
ship with the Bowmanville YMCA Ontario Early Years Centre.
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Jessica, Bowmanville YMCA Ontario Early Years
Centre (OEYC) host, shows the children how to dance
to the song
A huge crowd showed up to the new Shake, Rattle
and Roll program at the Bowmanville Library!

Students from the ages of 11 to 15 participated in a special one-day babysit-
ting course at the Clarington Public Library last month. Students learned
how to care for infants, toddlers and older children, what questions to
ask parents, and what to do in emergencies. Grace Kingston, a Red Cross
certified presenter, partnering with React Right Safety Services, taught
students the fundamental skills needed to start a babysitting service,
and prepared them how to handle many of the different situations
that might arise with their jobs. Upon completion, students received a
babysitter certificate. And with babysitters very much in demand,
students will have lots of opportunities for part-time work.
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BABYSITTING TRAINING COURSE
Paul & Sage
Red Cross certified presenter,
Grace Kingston
Full class of 25 students of newly trained babysitters with Red Cross
certified presenter, Grace Kingston
Andrew & Mackenzie
Aiden & Noah Sophia & Cooper
BOWMANVILLE JUNIOR
TENNIS CAMP
Many of the children would like for this camp to run all summer long
Every year, the Bowmanville Junior Tennis Camp encourages children to become interested in the
sport of tennis by offering a friendly camp based environment. “Tennis is a sport that you can use
your whole life,” said Ellen Logan, event co-ordinator. This local, non-profit event, was held from July
7 to July 11. Children, ages eight through ten, played on the courts in the morning, and the 11 and
14-year-old’s played in the afternoon. The Tennis Camp was a great success this year as 24 children
attended the week long event.
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Tennis Camp children
Tennis Camp started
25 years ago here in
Bowmanville, to encourage
children to play the game
Kem Majid is looking forward
to the tournament on July
19th, open to the public Hit that ball! Great shot!
10TH ANNUAL ‘DRAGON FLIES’
DRAGON BOAT FESTIVAL
The Dragon Flies team & organizers.
Great Job to everyone!
The 10th annual Dragon Flies Boat festival had another
successful run this year. But that couldn’t have happened
if not for the support of 1,400 enthusiastic paddlers, more
than 100 volunteers, and numerous visitors at Palmer
Park, in Port Perry. It was a great opportunity for team
building, cooperation and fundraising in a great outdoor
setting. Funds raised will go towards increasing breast
cancer awareness, providing support programs for breast
cancer survivors, and assisting in diagnosis and treatment
of breast cancer in the local municipalities of Durham
Region and Kawartha Lakes. Congratulation to the efforts
of The Dragon Flies for ‘slaying the dragons’ in the fight
against breast cancer.
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Sarah, Perty & Kylie
Traci & Amy
“Save A Horse” Dragon but not saggin’
Sharon with hundreds of carnations that
will be thrown into Lake Scugog, following
the breast cancer survivor ceremony

GANGWAY TO GALILEE - VBS
From Monday, July 7 to Friday, July
11, the Bowmanville Baptist Church
held the Gangway to Galilee, a
vacation bible school, for children
from four to 13-years-old. The
young ones made new friends, had
fun and learned from inspired lead-
ers. Games, crafts, stories, snacks
and water activities were the ingre-
dients for a successful week of fun.
On the closing day, patrons enjoyed
a delicious BBQ lunch.
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Children from the ages of four to 12 enjoying their
time at the vacation bible camp
Group of children, aged four to seven
Dylan & Jackie enjoying the BBQ lunch
A game of Duck, Duck, Goose
The children involved and engaged
The Bowmanville Newcastle Baseball Association (BNBA)
were proud to host their Bantam Classic Select Tournament,
held at the Clarington Fields. snapd was on hand for the
final game between the Clarington Colts and the Prince
Edward County Linx. The Bantam teams duked it out over
two games, and the Clarington Colts were crowned as
this year’s champion. The BNBA offers 3 levels of
baseball programs, from recreational ball at the
House League level, a higher calibre at the
Select level, to competitive teams at the Rep
level, for males and females from ages
five to 21. Congratulations to all teams
who played some great baseball and to
Clarington Colts. Great Job! For more
information visit, www.bnbabaseball.com
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CLARINGTON BANTAM CLASSIC
Matthew pitching for Prince Edward County Linx
Fans of Clarington Colts players Michael & Brett is
Holly, Rachel & Janice
Prince Edward County Linx player Iain steels 3rd
as Kyle tries to get him out
Family fans out supporting Clarington Colts #14 Kyle Tawfek pitching at his best!

The longest consecutively running rodeo in the province,
the Case IH Ultimate Rodeo made a stop on their 2014
tour recently into Orono. The Orono Agricultural
Society presented an action packed western rodeo,
featuring the most exciting rodeo events as seen
on TV, or at the Calgary Stampede. The weekend
was at capacity as fans filled the Orono Fairgrounds
to catch the action that included barrel racing, bare-
back and saddle bronc riding, saddle bronc riding, steer
wrestling, tie down roping, junior barrel racing, and the
world’s most dangerous sport, bull riding, and junior
bull riding! The Case IH Ultimate Rodeo is recog-
nized as one of Ontario’s top community events.
And if you missed it this year, don’t miss out on
the action in 2015 when it returns. A special
mention to all the great community sponsors
who helped make the event possible. More pho-
tos available on the snapd Clarington website.
Event by Mary Lou Naccarato & Marlene Wilson
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I think I am ready to ride this bull! Jaydon has found 4 Loonies so far
Yeehaw!
Brendan goes for a ride
Cowgirl Emma in training!
Marc, who helps round up the animals during
show time, with Gisele
Encore Tick Riders Cowboys, Dustin, Cody Steve, Tyson & Steve Case IH Ultimate Rodeo hosted by Orono Agricultural Society
Future rodeo star, Noah
takes a break!
John taking in the sights Going to the rodeo Cow Girls Barrel racing
Aww, a baby chick Elvis swoons the gals at the saloon! Oh, Canada!
Petra, Pat, Molly, MP Erin O’Toole & Eleanor
Avery milking her cow
ORONO CASE IH ULTIMATE RODEO

4-H ART
4-H is a program that engages
urban and rural children in agri-
culture, food, animal care, environ-
ment and much more. In June,
children showed off their artistic
abilities by sculpting metal art cre-
ations. Tin cans, metal strainers,
nuts, bolts, bottle caps and other
metal objects were transformed
into animals, tractors, cars and a
host of other creative designs.
Event by Bill
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The 4-H Durham East artists, Tim, Jacob,
Mathew, Corbin, Josh, Maggie, Christina & Troy
Jacob holds his tractor made from
normal household metal objects
Faith and Amanda enjoy the art exhibit at Gift of Art
Tim shows his neat creation, a tine snowman
Christina and her metal kitty
Of course we would love to print everything we shoot, but it is not always
possible. As a result, we have included a small sampling of photos we
thought were extra special, but for which space simply did not allow on
other pages. We hope you enjoy; and next time you see us out-and-about
around town, be sure to SMILE… and get snapd for our next edition!
“Screw You Cancer” Team snapd at the Relay For Life Clarington
Bowmanville ER staff, Dr. D’Souza, Shannon Kift & Dr. Lottering
snapd at the Grand Opening of Paediatric Room
Maddy & Hannah snapd at the
Babysitting Training Course
Paul, Debbie, Janice & Maggie snapd at
the Wilmot Creek Canada Day Festivities
Anika, Brianne and Alyssa snapd at the
Port of Newcastle Canada Day Street Party
Tyler & Phil snapd at the
Orono Case IH Ultimate Rodeo
Charlynne accepting a Certificate of
Recognition at the Clarington Terry Fox Run
Team Appreciation Luncheon with Yusuf,
Gregory & Mary
Peter & Bob snapd at the
Durham Computer Club
Cow Girls, Sara & Ashley snapd at
the Orono Case IH Ultimate Rodeo
Carey, Carolina & Rick snapd at the
Rotary Bursary Breakfast
Ilene & Randy snapd at the 10th Annual
‘Dragon Flies’ Dragon Boat Festival
After being inspired by the ‘Little Couple’, Jennifer, a 5-year-old girl, decided to donate her hair to
cancer patients. A teacher at her school heard of Jennifer’s plans. She suggested Jennifer to cut her
hair in class to spark interest with the other children. A hairdresser agreed to come in to cut the little
girl’s hair for free during school hours. Jennifer and her mother hope that this event will inspire other
people in the community to do the same.
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DAUGHTER’S HAIR DONATION
Elizabeth & Trish
Snip, snip! Elizabeth donated her hair to Hearth Place.
It is a support centre where cancer patients and their
families can come and share their experiences, find
resources and discover new ways to care for them-
selves and each other
Trish from Hair Solutions, Bowmanville, donated
her time to help make this a reality for Elizabeth
“I want to let the sick kids know I care and
want to help them,” said Elizabeth, 5-year-
old who donated her hair

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