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The Canadian S talesman, Bowmanville, Wednesday, October 30,1991 3 Around tie Region OSHAWA--On Thursday, Oct. 24, the Ncwcastlc-Oshawa-Whitby United Way pushed past the $1 million spot. The fund-raising agency was already into its fifth week of this year's campaign. The key to the success of the 1991 effort ' is more volunteers with more time to work. The employee payroll deduction plan has also paid off for the United Way coffers. The staff at Oshawa General Hospital have donated more this year to the United Way than they did last year. This year, their contribution is $30,000 while last year they contributed $22,000. The United Way helps to support 41 local member agencies. Out of each dollar raised, 91 cents goes towards helping 75,000 people in different ways each year. OSHAWA--The Oshawa municipal and regional election is shaping up and the Hilstone project for the downtown business core is proving to be the biggest single issue. Incumbent Mayor Allan Mason, Ward 7 Councillor Nancy Diamond, city planner Robert Lutezyk, teacher-researcher Tom Niçois and businessman Rosaldo Russo have set their sights on the mayor's chair at Oshawa City Hall. Mayor Mason wants to set up a task force to look into economic and safety issues in downtown Oshawa and he wants to see the Hilstone project get under way. Ms Diamond does not believe that Oshawa can afford to finance the $250 million Hilstone proposal and she adds that Oshawa needs to put a "strategic plan" into place for the building up of the city. Mr. Lutezyk supports the Hilstone proposal and advocates a university for the downtown core. Mr. Nichols says civic problems can be resolved through a combination of research, education and common sense. Mr. Russo simply tells people he will do his best and will lean on his work experience to do so. <_ All Candidates Meeting Ward Three November 7,7:30 p.m. Newcastle Village Town Hall Newcastle Village Chamber of Commerce sikkens Translucent Interior Finishes Cetol TS Interior Satin Cetol TS Interior Gloss Central Paint and Wallpaper 295 Ritson Rd. S Oshawa 434-3939 The Week in Review- Commencement Held at Bowmanville High School Durham Regional Police Briefs Most of the 172 Bowmanville High School graduates were able to attend the Annual Commencement last Friday Friday evening, October 25. Before leading a formal procession procession to the auditorium, the BHS alumni gathered in the gymnasium, to admire classmates of their plans spectacular. each other's outfits and to tell . The graduates tmly looked On OcL 28, it was reported reported that the Guardian Drug Store located at 50 Mill SL, Newcastle Village, had a rock thrown through the window. window. *** On OcL 28 a Concession Road, Newcastle, family had its mailbox smashed by unknown unknown suspects. *** On Oct. 28, Waverley Public School in Bowmanville Bowmanville had two windows broken broken but nothing appeared to have been taken, even after the unknown suspects entered the building, say the Durham Regional Police. *** An Oshawa resident who owns and operates a Christmas Christmas Tree Farm reported on Oct. 28 a few pieces of equipment equipment were stolen. Gone are a Toro wheel horse tractor worth 54,525, a tractor cover valued at S125 and four farm discs worth S80. Announcement Cindy Arsenault M Stylist I am vary pleased to announce the opening of my own hairstyling salon. My days of business will be Mondays, Thursdays and Fridays. Please telephone for an appointment. 697-1450 "Hairstyling for the whole family" Fire Department Report The Rotary Club award, is presented annually to the three students who attain the highest standing in OAC subjects, including honors standing in at least five of those subjects. Such excellent scores were achieved by Mamie McGregor, top standing, (centre); Matthew Higginson, second, (right); and Paul Tukker, third, (left). In the background is the work of student artist, Todd Tremeer, who won the Art Award for his high standing in OAC art. Oct.22 12:07: 4241 Gilmore Rd., rubbish fire, no dollar loss 15:18: 24 Foster Creek Dr., smoke or steam mistaken for fire 18:10: Enniskillen Conservation Conservation Area, rubbish fire, no dollar loss Oct. 23 11:12: Prestonvalc & Oke Rds., mbbish fire, no dollar loss 13:22: 23 Caristrap St., sprinkler alarm, no fire 16:19: 7481 White Rd., rescue rescue 17:34: Bradley St. & Trails Rd., smoke or steam mistaken for fire 17:48: Hwy. 401, between Courtice Rd. and Harmony, vehicle vehicle fire 18:41: 25 Oke Rd., rubbish fire, no dollar loss 19:51: 2494 Taunton Rd., vehicle fire 07:02: 9 Werrydale Dr., assist assist police Oct. 24 16:33: 80 Parklane Circle, cooking equipment fire, estimated estimated dollar loss, $300 17:44: 68 King St. E., first aid response 18:29: 44 Bradley Blvd., rubbish fire, no dollar loss Oct. 25 07:39: Bloor St. & Courtice Rd., assist police 12:29: 4440 Courtice Rd., assist policé Oct. 26 11:02: Regional Road #57 & Regional Road #20, vehicle accident, no fire 12:06: Regional Road #57 & Hwy. #2, detector activated, no fire 18:11: Duke St. & Nelson St., vehicle accident, no fire 20:51: Hwy. #35/115, at RR#9, assist police Oct. 27 11:38: 22 George Reynolds Dr., assist police Oct. 28 06:31: 264 King St. E., Bowmanville, detector activated, activated, no fire 07:35: 2641 Boundary Rd. 13:23: Darlington Blvd., rubbish fire, no dollar loss Oct. 29 06:00: 8515 Enfield Rd., assist assist police A Maple Grove resident returned to her house on Oct. 28 to find it had been hit by intruders, said an official with the Durham Regional Police. The culprits took a $100 wood cook stove, a $350 stereo stereo cabinet, a $500 floor model model television set, a Nintendo control box and assorted games worth $250, a $50 hand blender, a $500 graphic equalizer and cassette deck, a $1,256 government cheque made out to the victim, and two pieces of leather clothing worth $250. Other items missing from the residence include: a vacuum vacuum cleaner, a 12-gauge shot gun, a Pioneer car stereo, and an Alpine car stereo, an assortment assortment of women's and men's clothing, a toaster, and a large amount of food from the woman's kitchen and deep freeze. The culprits tried to take the woman's washing machine machine but it tipped over and flooded her basement. Possible suspects have been named. *** On Oct. 27, a Riley Road, (Regional Road 3) residence was entered by the rear office door. A fur coat, some jewel- , lery and pieces of recording equipment were taken. *** On Oct. 27, McCrimmon Antiques and Art located at 210 King St., Newcastle Village, Village, was entered. A large sc?. lection of hockey and baseball baseball cards was taken. There are no suspects. *** A Gailbraith Court, Bow-. manvillc, resident reported. that a stereo was taken from a jeep on Oct. 26. *** A Downham Drive, New- • castle, resident reports she had $1,100 taken from her. residence over a 24-hour peri- od ending on Oct. 26. ^Mortc STYLES, COLORS E «psasoasuaci "Colortrcmi ALL VINYL REPLACEMENT WINDOW AVAILABLE IN: n „ . •Tfadilional While •Oxloid Blue -Avocado Gfccn •Sandslonc -Dovo Cloy -Deep Bronio -Almond •Choose casemcnl.' double hung, side slider or hall-round styles, each cuslom dialled to III you* window replacement project. 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