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I 14 The Canadian Statesman, Bowman ville, February 6,1991 Services Auction Sales PRIVATE Mortgages - The place to go when your bank says Net Anubus Investments, (416) 668- 7200, 110 Green Street, Whitby. Ontario . 37-tfSN $63 TO TORONTO AIRPORT Cadillac Sedan Executive Service $78.00 TO TORONTO AIRPORT Super-stretch Limousine 623-2916 Visa accepted Div. of Deluxe Taxi ALL DELUXE SERVICES ARE OPEN "24 HOURS" 41-tfS Fri., Feb. 8, 6 pjn. 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Legend says that calico cats are mystical beings wno bring good fortune to their owners. I'm looking for that special special someone who needs a special friend. I'm 11 weeks old and I just know from the juxtaposition of the stars that my special someone is going to; let me adopt him (or her). Gome to the Animal Shelter and let's see if our karmas are compatible. compatible. This could be the start of something cosmic for both of us. EDITOR'S NOTE: Since the above description was written, Sarah the calico cat has apparently found a new home. But, don't despair. There are other pets waiting for adoption at the Animal Shelter. . 0'"*" Animal Shelter 623-7651 Sponsored by: l&T CARPENTERS Licensed, 25 yeers experience House Trim Stslrs Decks Additions All csrpentry relsted work Ivsn Jones Tony Fetters Orono Hsmpton 983-5303 263-2991 1-tfSN Contest May Canada United Help Stay y v and SAVE fir! 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Phone 623- 3495. 3-4S Toastmasters The director of planning for the Town of Newcastle is going to contact Ministry of the Environment officials to determine the progress of a report concerning the Oak Ridges Moraine. Mayor Marie Hubbard said the results of the EAAC study (Environmental Assessment Assessment Advisory Committee) Committee) has been at the ministry level for some time. She said she was told the minister's response would be forthcoming but has yet to have heard anything. The results of tne study were 14 recommendations concerning development in the Oak Ridges Moraine and the Ganaraska Forest area. Municipalities responded to the recommendations and the minister is now expected to be making a final report. Are you concerned that our country may be heading towards separation? Will you be able to tell your children children that you spoke out proudly to counter those who would tear Canada apart? Well, here is you chance to be coached and readied for the Canada Speech Contest. Contest. Who knows, you could win all the way, and enjoy the expense paid trip to speak in Ottawa on July 1st, 1991! As a Community Service, your local Toastmasters Club is proud to offer coaching coaching to all permanent residents residents of Canada (age 17 and over) for the local elimination elimination contest. This year's theme is "Exploring the Canadian Canadian Mosaic." French speaking contestants contestants are also welcome, and are eligible to compete in the Fench language series "Explorons La Mosaique Canadienne." Speeches are to be between 5 anf 7 minutes minutes in length. Free coaching is offered as part of the regular club meetings that are neld at St. John's Anglican Church, Bowmanville every Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. : until 9:30. For more information, please call Connie Nelson 623-2243 or Florence Armi- tage 725-2548. Leave a message message and your number. The Newcastle Village and District Chamber of Commerce announced its new executive and directors at the Chamber's annual meeting held at the St. Fran-, cis of Assisi Church Hall on Monday night. In the above photo are (seated, from left) the following members members of the executive: Treasurer Tom Simpson, Past BfiWS --ah* President Barb Chicoyne, President Rod McArthur, and Vice President Rod Hamre. The directors (from left) include: Helen Simpson, Kristin Martin, Betty Dubeau, John Muzik, Heather Griffin, Joel McLaughlin, McLaughlin, and Betty Lycett. Absent are directors Mabs Barr and Judy Hope and Secretary Barb Shetler. Niffy Niffy Jim McKeown turns 50 Love Karen, Bill and Jimmy Happy 25th Anniversaiy i. '• ■ I «3L, Members of the Newcastle Village and District Chamber of Commerce were serenaded by the sweet barbershop harmonies of the Pine Ridge Chorus on Monday night. The gn*oup performed forl tiie Chamber of Commerce annual meeting. Funds raised by the barbershoppers are donated to the "Harmonize for Speech" program which assists children with speech disabilities. _ " Sj ■ • - £'>■(<> i Police Briefs i.uj Two residents of Tigh St., in Leskard, reported that an unknown person siphoned gas from their vehicle on Feb. 4. Estimated value was unknown. On Feb. 4 an unknown suspect or suspects entered the Ministry of Natural Resources Resources garage on Main St. in Orono and removed gàs from a car. The safe and contents valued at $2,000 were taken from the Darlington Mushroom Mushroom Farm on Feb. 4. The safe has been recovered. On Feb. 4 an unknown person or persons entered the Newcastle Public Library Library basement. Nothing was removed. An Orono resident reported reported on Feb. 4, that someone scratched the exterior of his vehicle. A 40-year-old man was arrested for shoplifting at Shoppers Drug Mart on Feb. 4. He attempted to steal a 9 volt battery worth $3.69. A resident of Deerpark Gres., in Bowmanville, had his home entered and a small quantity of articles taken on Feb. 3. Two 17-year-old males were treated at Memorial Hospital Bowmanville after they were assaulted by an unknown suspect on Feb. 3. A Sandringham Drive resident reported on Feb. 3 that her vehicle was entered and cassette tapes were removed. removed. On Feb. 2, a Bowmanville driver was eastbound on Hwy 2. The vehicle ran off the north side of the road, striking a telephone pole after after the driver apparently fell asleep at the ■ wheel. The man nas been charged with impaired and exceeding the legal alcohol limit. He was released for court, An Oshawa resident was cautioned after a person tried to withdraw funds from an account not belonging belonging to him at the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce on Feb. 2. A stop sign was damaged at the corner of Queen and Lambert Streets in Bow- manville by an unknown vehicle vehicle on Feb. 2. The Town of Newcastle was notified. The lock to the storage shed at the Clarke Museum by a unknown suspect. Nothing was taken. A male resident on Nash Road reported that the battery battery to nis vehicle was stolen stolen while parked in his driveway. A young offender has been named in connection with the breaking of a front window of a car belonging to a Courtice area resident on Feb. 2. . An Orono resident reported reported that on Feb. 1 someone kicked in door panel, reached inside and up to turn lock to unlock door. The building was entered but nothing was taken. Identities Identities of suspects are unknown. unknown. A Bowmanville resident's home was broken into on Feb. 1. Nothing was taken except five to six bottles of beer which were removed from the fridge. There are no suspects. , A 17-year-old from Oshawa was arrested on Feb. 1 for a Break and Enter at the Darlington Mushroom Farm. A Green Road residence was entered on Feb. 1, by kicking in the south rear door. A portable TV and a clock were removed. A 15-year-old Orono youth was taken to Sick Children's Hospital on Jan. 31, after hitting a tree on the Kirby Ski Hill. He suffered suffered severe head injuries. A Millbrook man struck a deer on Taunton Road on Jan. 31. A saddle and accessories were taken from the Colonial Colonial Stables on Jan. 31. Suspects Suspects are unknown. A stolen vehicle' was recovered recovered off of East Beach Road East on Jan. 31. The vehicle had been destroyed by fire. A Bowmanville resident reported a theft of his motor bike from his parents' car port. The vehicle was located located and impounded when found abandoned on Park- lane Circle on Jan. 31. A Tamblyn Road resident reported that someone entered entered and damaged the interior interior of his vehicle on Jan. 31. A Golf Course Road resident's resident's home was broken into while the victim's grandson, was out. 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