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\"We keep a low profile,\" [Rob Clements] said of the company off Southwest 27th Avenue. \"But we don't stand still.\" In a memo detailing the Do+Able purchase, Patrick J. Sly, [Emerson] executive vice president and business leader, said: \"The combination of ClosetMaid with Do+Able also offers significant manufacturing and procurement synergies, and takes us one step closer toward our long-term strategic goal of becoming the industry leader in innovative home storage and organization solutions.\"

CHINO HILLS - Students at Wickman Elementary School received $15,000 in grant money Thursday that will be used to build a butterfly laboratory and reading-friendly garden. Rob Clements, Wickman principal, said the money will help the school's intervention program, which offers after-school assistance to students who have trouble meeting the state-required reading and math standards.

Both coaches raised concerns the sand turf at Tuggeranong would restrict their open and free- flowing games.

While the side was hurt earlier in the season by the loss of premiership points as punishment for failing to meet umpiring duties, the form slump had been the most disappointing aspect of the season.

David Jean AT A GLANCE UNITED 4 (I Davidson 2, B Taylor, E Gilson goals) bt OLD CANBERRANS 2 (L Phillips, T Brown); VALLEYS 5 (T Whight, S White, R Thomas, D Harley, N Geaghan) bt ST PATRICK'S 0; WESTS 4 (A Stead, J Bunt, D Dawson, G Turner) bt CENTRAL 2 (C Jorgensen, M Hotchkiss); ANU 3 (M Hamilton 2, A Davidson) bt TUGGERANONG 0 TODAY Women's first grade: ANU v Wests at Carter, 11.45pm; Central v Tuggeranong North Canberra at Carter, 1.15pm; St Patrick's v UCHC at Carter, 2.45pm; Old Canberrans v United at Carter, 4.15pm Credit: HOCKEY

As an added bonus, [Rob Clements] works on boat engines as well, drawing on his 14 years combined experience of building and fixing boats before he joined Kal-Tire. \"It's going really well, I expect it to keep gong steady and I have full intentions of hiring an apprentice eventually,\" said Clements. \"I have lived in Glenrosa for sixteen years now and know Rob for five or six years,\" says [Greg Elliot]. \"When Rob cam up with the opportunity, what I thought was going to be a couple of days a week has turned into a six day a week job that I thoroughly enjoy,\" Elliot said.

Rob Clements said he and his Franklin teammates \"had total momentum\" at Hereford on Tuesday night. But then - with 59 seconds left and the score tied at 15 - a thunderstorm postponed the teams' Class 3A-2A South regional boys lacrosse semifinal until yesterday. Then, like lightning, visiting Franklin knocked out the defending 2A-1A state champion Bulls, who were competing in a new bracket this year. Mike Linker had four assists, and goalie Geordy Clements finished with 22 saves for the Indians, who were 3A-2A state runners-up last spring.

Photo: [Dave Milne], The Citizen / FLOORED: [Rob Clements] fits a piece of new flooring in the CN...

A love for computers led Christopher Anderson to a job at The Computer House in Elmwood, and when the owner decided to sell in February 2001, Christopher's father, Chris Anderson, decided to buy the business to supplement his son's education. During December, Christopher had his first taste of running the business all on his own because his father was busy at Glad Tidings- Assembly of God Church, 5555 Roose St., where he serves as pastor. Christopher did repairs, sold computers and kept the books. His age no longer concerns his customers. Rob Clements, vice president of the American Exchange Bank, watched closely the first time Christopher worked on a bank computer. Since then, Clements says, he's developed confidence in Christopher's work.

Photo: PHILIP WALKER, RECORD STAFF / In the summer of 2005, the Summer Company program helped [Milo Reinhardt] of Kitchener start a business producing and selling T-shirts. It's now a part-time venture for the Cameron Heights Collegiate student, who makes his own shirts using a homemade silkscreen printer.; Photo: [Rob Clement] helps to administer the Summer Company program at the Waterloo Region Small Business Centre, based at Kitchener City Hall.