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Canada Day Festivities Held at Bowmanville Museum The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, July 3,1991 13 About 300 people took advantage of Monday's sunny weather and attended the Bowmanville Museum Museum Canada Day festivities. Ellen Logan was one of two volunteers who painted many faces during the three-hour celebration. Here, she paints the face of four-year-old Becky Gray, from Hampton. Other activities included highly- competitive potato-sack potato-sack and three-legged races for the children while the adults enjoyed the music of "Shades of Silver." There was also a surprise visit from four clowns named Corky, Happy, Ollie and Whiskers. The afternoon was topped off with free food, including including hot dogs, lemonade, and cakes decorated as flags. Everyone had a marvelous time, said Charles Taws, the museum's curator. Lifetime Membership Presented to Popular P.T.A. Member Members of the Mitchell's Corners Home and School Association presented a lifetime membership certificate to Brenda Pittens, (third from right) at the Parent-Student Appreciation assembly. The members of the association who made the presentation were: Vicky Hess, Dianne Porter, Carole Ann Simkins, Dan Maclvor (principal of Mitchell's Corners School), Patricia Patricia Howard, Marlene Kuzenko, Brenda Pittens, Cathy Cathy Ferguson and Anne Connelly. Graduate THE CLUB t$> Daniel Karvonen, BScH, LLB. Daniel Karvonen, BScH, LLB. graduated June '91 from Osgoode Hall Law School. He obtained his BScH in Life Sciences from Queen's University, Class of '88. He will article in Barrie with the firm of Burger Rowe. Daniel is the son of Edwin and Helene Karvonen Karvonen of Scarborough, grandson grandson of Lempi and the late Aaro Karvonen and of Edna and the late Edgar Barrow- clou gh. GRAND OPENING "Under New Management" Live Bands Doc Rock Friday, July 5 and Saturday, July 6 (no cover) TEEN DANCE Every Sunday - $5.00 cover Hwy. 115/35 3 miles north 987-4226 of 401 <xT TAUNTON « 4lh CONC, | 1 ■ 5 a % 3rd CONC, i* BOWMANVILLE 461 twct IN that Fhmi> laU a Un mmm SINCE 1930 Call Sandra Yates Telephone 623-5873 In the early morning hours of July 2, a Mill St., Newcastle, man reported an unknown male broke into his food service truck in an unsuccessful attempt to remove remove cigarettes. The only description of the suspect was that the person was wearing dark clothing. The owner of the Hampton Hampton Restaurant reported the business had been broken into by an unknown suspect. The suspect gained entry into the establishment by sliding the front window open. Although the suspect did not damage the restaurant, restaurant, the person took $1,900 worth of cigarettes. The incident incident was discovered after the Canada Day weekend. The owner of the XL Gas Bar at Lot 10, Concession 4, Bowmanville, reported on June 30 a break and enter and theft. The front door was smashed and pried open. A suspect stole 128 cartons of cigarettes and $300 in cash as well as other small items. The total value of items taken from the gas bar is $5,500. On June 30, a 13-year-old Carruthers Drive, Bowmanville, Bowmanville, resident reported that while playing at Waverley Public School an unknown female stole his' New York Yankees baseball hat and then fled in a dark blue Oldsmobile. A 25-year-old man suffered suffered a cut lip and a possible fracture to his right lower leg. The man had struck a parked vehicle with his bike. The incident occurred on June 30 on the Waverley Rd, Bowmanville. Durham Regional Police Briefs On June 29, an unknown male suspect, driving a red pick-up truck, left the Esso Gas Station on Hwy 115, Orono, without paying for $10 worth of gas. On June 29, an unknown suspect entered a Townline Road resident's home and removed $40 from her purse. The suspect was chased away by complainant On June 28, a tent was found in the front yard of an Edinborough Lane, Cour- tice, residence. On June 28, a bike was found at the corner of Waverley Waverley Rd. and Spry Ave., Bowmanville, by_aSpry Ave. resident. ' ■ An Ashdale Crescent, Bowmanville, resident reported reported an unknown suspect removed chairs from the porch on June 28. Crime Stoppers Crime Stoppers and Durham Durham Regional Police are asking for the Public's help in solving a Bank Robbery which occurred in Oshawa during the afternoon of November November 29th of last year. At about 2:05 P.M. two men entered the Canada Trust Bank located at 22 Stevenson Road South. The one male who was armed with a handgun ordered the bank staff to look at the counter, remain calm and no one would get hurt. The second second man hopped over a closed gate and approached a bank employee who had just removed some cash from the safe. The robber grabbed the cash and placed it into a white plastic bag and then jumped back over the gate. Both suspects ran from the bank to a getaway vehicle and then drove east- bound. into the Oshawa Shopping Centre lot near Beckers where they abandoned abandoned the vehicle and ran into the mall. The vehicle a 1986 Black Ford truck with licence EW 8002 had been stolen earlier in Cobourg. Suspect #1: Male, white, early 20's, 5' 10", very thin build, light blonde wig, goatee goatee beard, wearing a plaid shirt, gray track pants, black ball hat, armed with a handgun which was tucked in his waistband. Suspect #2: Male, white, moustache, 5'8", blonde- reddish wig, wearing glasses, dark toque, tracksuit and jacket, black gloves. Crimestoppers will pay up to $1000 for information lending tothe arrest of these two robbers. Have you any idea who they are? If so give Crimestoppers a call. As a caller you will not be required required to identify yourself or have to go to Court. The Crime Stoppers phone number is: 436-8477 that's 436-TIPS A re-enactment of this crime will be shown on CITY TV on Thursday, July 4th, during the news at 6 p.m, and 10 p.m. It will also be shown on CIIEX TV in Peterborough nnd CICVR in Barrio on Friday, July 5th, again during the nows. Constable Grant Arnold is the Co-ordinator with the Durham Regional Police Services nnd writes this article article to help combat crime, sun- blue and T „„ . ... and turned in to Durham On June 27, a Yorkville Be gj on Police, 16 Division Dl T ve t Courtice, resident re- (Bo b wmanville) on June 27. ported that an unknown sus- It had been found near Bow- pect entered his vehicle manvi n e High School, while it was parked in the driveway. Nothing was reported reported taken. A residence located on Beaver Street, Newcastle Village, was reported broken into on June 27. A number of items stolen included three cameras, a man's been picked up «„ Grand- tit,VCR'"a tif -ille St., Courtice. bookends, "costume "jewelry, a è,,„ii„p „• i j a microwave and some mi- A wallet was picked up „„„„„„„ rra,„ v r crowave popcorn, ihe esti- A wallet was turned in to Durham Regional Police 16 Division (Bowmanville) on June 27. The wallet had mated value was not given. A vehicle parked at a Yorkville Drive residence, in Courtice, was entered on June 27 and seven security systems were taken. On June 27, a Havelock man reported his wallet had been taken from his unlocked unlocked vehicle. A Sandringham Drive, Courtice, resident discov ered on June 27 that a vehicle vehicle parked in the driveway had been entered. Nothing had been taken. A Grandville Court resident resident reported on June 27 that an unknown suspect tried to gain entry into her home. On June 27, a youth was observed pulling signs off the roof of the gazebo at Foxhunt Foxhunt Parkette, Courtice. First Birthday Celebrated Happy First Birthday Hi, my name is Brittany Sheahan and I turned one year old on May 20, 1991. My mommy and daddy are Lorraine and Mark Sheahan, Newcastle, and I have a very special big sister, Chelsea. Proud grandparents are Pauline and John Brookes, Bowmanville, Mac and Pat Sheahan, Claremont. Great-grandparents are James Woodruff, Estelle Sheahan and Doreen Watts. Hugs and kisses to all. Hi, my name is Ryan Andrew Barrett. I will be one year old on July 4th, 1991. My proud parents are Bob and Donna. Plugs and cuddles to my sister B. J., brother Robert, grandpa and grandma Webb, Auntie Linda, Uncle Brian and Cousin Brianne Nicole. See you at the party. 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