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Harvest Ball Raises Funds for Memorial Hospital The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, October 24,1990 3 Remembrance Day to Students Help Turn Recreation Complex Green Be Observed Nov. 11th - An exciting Auction was one of the highlights of the • Memorial Hospital's Harvest Festival Ball on Saturday Saturday night at the Lions Centre. Councillor Amot Wot- 1 ten took over the auctioneer's duties and was wel- 1990 1991's CLE^ oUl S Now 'N ^ STOCK NISSAIM m 1990 NISSAN' PULSAR From Ail CQfl* stk.-5400 z Only I HjOOU (was $16,990.) Standard Features Include - T-Roofs, P/S, P/B, Tilt, Stereo, Dual Power Mirrors, Bucket Seats, Radial Tires and much more. All 1990 NISSANS are covered by 3 year, 60,000 km Bumper to Bumper and 6 year 100,000 km Power Train Warranties. NISSAN KING CAB PICKUPS PICKUPS From <imq aqq* stk.-si96 Only y * OjHOv (was $15,340.) Loaded with extras - P/S, P/B, Bucket Seats, Jump Seats, Stereo, Mags, Gauge Package, and lots more. * Freight and Prep ($490), Taxes, Licence extra. MIDWAY MOTORS 1300 DUNDASST. E., LTD - R s P WHITBY 668-6828 F? corned by Harvest Festival Committee Chairperson, Anna Strike. Both are shown here, almost surrounded surrounded by the many treasures about to be purchased by eager buyers. Around the Region OSHAWA - Durham Regional Police, Metro Toronto Police, Ontario Provincial Police and York Regional Police'executed a search warrant at 487 Ortono Dr. in Oshawa, a known Satan's Choice Clubhouse, on October October 19. A quantity of alcohol, police report, was seized ' as well as two firearms. Three people were charged with possession of a restricted weapon without a permit permit and careless storage of a firearm. Two other people people were charged with keeping liquor for sale. PORT PERRY - A spree of vandalism in several areas areas of Port Perry resulted in $60,000 worth of damage last weekend. Durham Regional Police report that at least 20 vehicles were damaged. Windows were smashed on numerous vehicles while some cars were even set on fire. In one subdivision, lamps in front of three driveways were destroyed. Police are asking anyone with information about the vandalism to contact contact them at 579-1520 or through Crime Stoppers. OSHAWA - The electronic scoreboard at the Civic Auditorium in Oshawa may soon be sporting advertisements. advertisements. Councillors of Oshawa City Council approved approved in principle last week a motion that would allow allow advertising on the scoreboard but a schedule of ad fees and other details must still be worked out and approved. approved. A suggestion that the boards be used for advertising advertising as well was met with the promise of further review, if necessary. OSHAWA - Because of production reductions, 400 workers at the truck assemblyiplant in Oshawa will be laid off in December. A company spokesman said the layoffs are a result of a decision to build only extend extend a cab trucks at the Oshawa plant. The other smaller trucks will be built in Michigan and Indiana. If the market picks up, the spokesman said, smaller truck production could be returned to Oshawa. A number of activities are being held in the municipality municipality in honour of Remembrance Remembrance Day. On Sunday, November 4 at 1:30 p.m. in Orono, there will be a parade from the Oddfellows Hall to the local cenotaph with Legion members, members, vets, Guides, Brownies, Brownies, Beavers, Scouts, and Cubs in attendance. Newcastle Village and Newton ville will be holding their services at their cenotaphs cenotaphs on Sunday, November 11. The parade begins at 10:30 a.m. Be at the cenotaph cenotaph at 10:45 at the latest so. silence can be recognized at 11 a.m. Bowmanville Branch 178 of the Royal Canadian Legion Legion will form up at 10:30 a.m. in the Legion parking lot and parade along with other vets, Guides, Brownies, Brownies, Scouts, Cubs, Beavers and Bowmanville Sea Cadets Cadets and Navy League members members to the Bowmanville Cenotaph on Sunday, November November 11. All Br. 178 members voted voted to hold Remembrance Serving Durham Since 1960 1 Federal Business Development Bank Banque fédérale de développement FOR ALL YOUR BUSINESS NEEDS: • Mortgages • Counselling • Training • Financial Planning Call Margaret Peco in Oshawa at 576-6800 "1 felt great the whole time I was onNutri/System. Result I lost 145 lbs." lx "Since then, I've stopped getting backaches. I can do activities without gelling winded. For the first time in my life, I feel healthy. Now I have energy to burn. 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But surely when it is a Sunday, there is no reason that every responsible responsible Canadian cannot take, time to be present at one cenotaph, either a week ear- Oror ly in Orono, or at least at one of the ones in areas. There should be a good showing of local residents. The Armistice Dinner will be held at Br. 178 on Saturday, November 10 and tickets are available in the clubroom in the Legion. Br. 178 members, FA.'s and Bowmanville Sea Cadets Cadets will be on the streets and in the malls starting November 2 to November 10 canvassing the Poppies. There will be a church parade in Bowmanville in the evening of Sunday November November 11 to Trinity Church. Police Briefs The Checkers Variety store on Waverley Road was broken into last Thursday. Durham Regional Police report two males entered the store by throwing a rock through the front door. The suspects put approximately approximately 250 cartons of cigarettes cigarettes into a bag and fled. Police are investigating. • • • Two 16-year-old girls, reported reported missing from New Brunswick, were picked up in the Town of Newcastle last week. Durham Police say the girls were on probation requiring requiring them to stay in their province. They were located at the Fifth Wheel Truck Stop and held for the New Brunswick police to pick them up. t • • Laidlaw Waste Systems reported a theft of petty cash from their location in Newtonville. Durham Regional Police said the suspect is believed to be an ex-employee. Damage at the Darlington Darlington Sports Centre is estimated estimated at $700 after a break-in at the facility Monday. Durham Regional Police say the glass in the north door was smashed to enter the building. Problem with Dump Signs Ward One Councillor Ar- not Wotten is concerned that there might be some legal liability liability resulting from anti- dump signs which have been installed on the Sixth Concession Concession in Clarke Township. The councillor said Monday Monday that he is concerned over the possibility that a vehicle could collide with the signs which are installed on the roadside. And he wondered who would be liable if a motorist accidentally ran into one of the structures. At a meeting of the town's general purpose and administration committee on Monday, he asked that Newcastle's director of public public works and the by-law enforcement enforcement department investigate investigate the signs. Committee members agreed with his suggestion. HOI DrockSt.S, Whllby 1-150 Klngolon Rd, Picketing 100 Wunlnoy Rd. tVonilt Sq. Ajnx 1251 Slmcoo SI. N„ Onhnwn 00 King SI, W, Bowmnnvlllo • Minimum M Ki, piogimn lo quality, {UxcUl olfar do<H not Include cotl ol eiclislve NuWSyilom rood, mini valid ni Milliipaiinii comma, Nawdlonli only. Cliff e-pliei Nov, 3, ipoo /if A GREAT CHRISTMAS GIFT IDEA A beautiful pen-and-ink, hand-coloured hand-coloured portrait ol your child, loved one or oven your pot drawn from a photo. 5x7 size only $30.00. Order now In time (or Christmas. Also available: photograph retouching, retouching, restoring old or damaged pltolographs and hand-lottorod calligraphy lor wedding Invitations, placo cards and certificates. Call: Janet Scott Griffin Graphics Newcastle, 987-1429 An office was ransacked but police say nothing was stolen. Durham Regional Police report that a squirrel caused a minor vehicle collision on King St., in Bowmanville, Sunday. A Newcastle resident was eastbound on King St. when she suddenly braked to avoid hitting a sqmirel. The driver behind her was unable to avoid the resulting resulting collision. - Ponce report the squirrel was uninjured in the accident. accident. • *• Three men were arrested in the Town of Newcastle Annette Murray and Dan Pridie, Grade 7 students at Bowmanville Senior Public Public School, begin the process of planting trees by measuring fertilizer to be placed into prepared holes. Annette and Dan are students in Mr. John Veldhuis' class. They planted trees at the Bowmanville Recreation Centre on Oct. 19. Some of the schooVs students have been involved in an environmental awareness and action group since last year when they approached Town Council with a request that the students be allowed to assist in thé design and building of a park. last week for working illegally illegally in Canada. The men, believed to be here from Poland, were working at an apple orchard in the municipality when they were arrested by the ROMP on October 18. The men were brought to 16 Division in Bowmanville where they were held for the ROMP. Police say the three were in Canada legally but working working illegally. Lordy Lordy Look Who's 40 I.""' ■ . i 1 0 JL')( I h. rfftYr •» r r } Happy Birthday Kathy Love Vern, &mdra and Steven sikkens Cetol 1 and Cetol 23 So the natural beauty of your exterior woodwork doesn't: • fade in the sunlight • isn't damaged by moisture • isn't hidden CENTRAL PAINT and WALLPAPER 295 Ritson Rd. S., Oshawa 434-3939 RED BARN bv-Yi LEATHER FASHIONS LOW! LOW! PRICES FENELON FALLS QUALITY APPAREL and ACCESSORIES for Ladies and Men HUGE SELECTION - FAMILY SPECIALS Come and Compare - Open All Year Including Sundays- We also carry a wide selection of ANTIQUES, COLLECTIBLES and MORE 12 FRANCIS ST. W., FENELON FALLS (705) 887-1700 @6niâtma& Stonier 'Wanted This year, The Canadian Statesman is once again publishing Christmas stories by our readers. We are looking for your recollections of Christmases past under the theme of "My Most Memorable Christmas." This is your opportunity to tell us about a significant Christmas in your life or a particular Christmas event that remains vividly in your memory. It might be a happy memory or a sad memory. It might be a memory of a Christmas away from home, a wartime Christmas, a depression-era Christmas, a Christmas on the farm or a Christmas in the city. Your story may be fact or fiction.These are just a few suggestions which, we hope, will get the ideas flowing. We plan to publish all entries in our upcoming Christmas Gift Guides and other supplements or in the regular pre-Christmas editions of The Canadian Statesman. In addition to seeing their names and their words in print, our Christmas story-writers will be eligible for three prizes of $20, $50, and $100 in Statesman Bucks. Entries will not be judged on the basis of content. However, three prizes will be awarded in a draw which will take place Wednesday, December 19. All entries received by that date will be entered and the three winners will be selected at random. wto S*ten.. » Just write your story and mail it to The Canadian Statesman, Box 190, Bowmanville, L1C 3K9. Or, you can drop off your entry at our office which is located at 62 King St. W„ in Bowmanville. We're open weekdays between eight a.m. and five p.m. Ideally, the submission will be typewritten, but legible handwriting is equally acceptable. There is no restriction on the length of article, although you must keep in mind the fact that space is limited and your entry should probably be under 2,000 words. Please make certain that your name and phone number is clearly indicated somewhere on your article. We fully intend to publish all stories. However, we reserve the right to edit the copy that is received. We also reserve the right to withhold from publication any entry that we deem to be unsuitable. You may submit no more than two entries and you may request that your article be published anonymously. Submissions will be accepted until December 10. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,duc&, <tH<C TilnCttHf! • * • r