All set for Earth Day
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Members of the Overseas Students Association, Kiwanis Club of Grand Cayman, Kiwanis Club of Seven Mile Beach, Kiwaniannes and Key Clubs from Triple C and Cayman Islands High Scool will participate. They are inviting all interested citizens to join them. Groups will gather at the downtown Scotiabank parking lot at 8:00 am, then split up for areas ranging from Owen Roberts Airport to the junction of Eastern avenue and North Church Street (Four Tees Esso).
The Environmetal Health Department is providing garbage bags and gloves; Foster's Food Fair and Kirk Supermarket are sponsoring refreshments.
Meanwhile, a member of the Business and Professional Women's Club has advised that about 20 trees are still available for sponsorship in a tree-planting projects at the Sports Complex, South Sound Community Centre, Windsor Park and the public park in Rock Hole.
Anyonme interested is asked to phone Ms. Sharon Clarke at Public Works, 92547.
Executive Council Member Mr. Benson Ebanks will plant his tree at the Sports Complex at 9:00 am, starting Cont'd. on page 2 LE PIAT D'OR-BLANC
LE PIAT D'OR-ROUGE from page 1 time at all sites. Governor Alan Scott is scheduled for 9:45 am. PWD staff will be on hand to assist all tree sponsors.
Also tomorrow morning, adults may hike through the Botanical Garden site with the National Trust. Details are available from the Trust office at 90121.
A dog training lesson scheduled by the Humane Society has been postponed because of reports of distemper.
