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Durham Regional Police Briefs The Canadian Statesman. Bqwmanville, Wednesday, May 13,1992 3 -Week in Review On May 11, a Hampton resident rc- Avenue. Each beam is valued at ported the theft of two concrete bird $1,000. baths valued at $100. Culprits fled in ' . a white pick-up truck with a brown stripe and cap, On May 11, an Orono resident re- • ported that an unknown suspect cn- On May 11, an unknown suspect tcred a vacant trailer and removed removed two steel beams which had several items. This incident occurred been placed on the ground on Little in Oct. 1991. FRED'S RUTO BODY 163 Baseline Road E. Bowmanuille "Properly equipped with years of enperience" Fred's Auto Body has been established since April 1983 specializing in all of your repair needs and painting including basecoat and clear coat.. Spray applications for that always wet glossy appearance. 98% of cars built today require new repair equipment and techniques. Today, unibody cars can be repaired back to the original specifications to the millimetre. Fred's Auto Body employs equipment which is specifically designed to repair your unibody car old and new, quickly and accurately. j Keep in mind that Fred's Auto Body has maintained a reputation for the use of quality parts, materials and complete, competent service. Ask for details on your new car warranty upkeep. Come in for your FREE ESTIMATE or call 623-6353 for details on our "Summer Car Clean Up Specials" Enter the Fast Track Sweepstakes Just deposit $250 to a new or existing National Trust deposit account and you'll receive one ballot for a chance to win 1 of 31992 Chevrolet Beretta GTs and 1 of 184 Weider Step Machines. Each additional $250 deposited WIN A1992 CHEVROLET BERETTA GT gets you another ballot. The more you deposit, the more your chances of winning. Get on the Fast Track today. Call or visit your nearest National Trust branch for complete details. Hurry, offer ends May 30th, 1992. •Some restrictions may apply. One vehicle will bo awarded Irom each ol three predetermined regional groupings and one Step Machine will be awarded from each ol the 184 participating branches. Complete details available in every National Trust branch. National Trust 68 King St. E. Bowmanville Telephone 623-2504 A Bragg Rd. resident reported on May 11 of losing a $150 drill. The man had put it on the roof of his vehicle vehicle and then drove off with it still on the roof. On May 11, a person reported that an unknown individual broke four windows at Bowmanville High School. On May 11, the Ministry of Transportation Transportation in Bowmanville reported that the inspection station cubicle had been entered by a forced front door. An cight-ycar-old girl from Cour- ticc was bitten by a known owner's four-year-old Husky while running in the back yard of a neighbor. The incident incident occurred on May 11. On May 10, a Taunton Road, Hampton, resident reported that his son's 50 CC Honda Motorcycle had been taken from the back yard by an unknown suspect. On May 10, a Bowmanville resident resident reported that unknown persons broke the window on the garage of the auto shop at Bowmanville High School between 8:30 a.m. May 9 and 1:30 p.m. on May 10. A Little Avenue resident reported on May 10, that while attending the fair in Newcastle Village someone had walked on his vehicle and caused damage to it. A Sandringham Drive, Courtice, resident reported on May 10 that there were hand smudge marks on her kitchen window. She also stated that the screen was pushed open. On May 9, a Concession 3 resident reported that someone has been taking firewood from the owner's property. Award Winning Film Producer by Laura J. Richards A former Bowmanville High School graduate has captured the TVOntario Filmfest Long Documentary Documentary Award for 1992. Tammy McMullen, who will soon graduate from Niagara College of Applied Applied Arts and Technology, received her award at a ceremony on Tuesday, May 5, at the John W.H. Bassett Theatre at the Metro Toronto Convention Convention Centre. Ms McMullen edited three hours of tape down to a 21-minute documentary documentary on the effects of child abuse on an adult survivor. For Ms McMullen, the effort began began during the fall of 1991 when she decided to take on the project after being being contacted by one of her instructors.'An instructors.'An adult survivor of childhood abuse had contacted the Film and video video department. When her instructor told her about the project, she said she knew she wanted to do the project. "Right off the bat, I knew I wanted to deal with it," she said. She knew the topic would be difficult. difficult. However, she said she would be willing to listen. "The topic held a certain amount of emotion" and John and Nancy Wal- dock, the couple she Filmed, were in control of the information provided for the documentary. "I started the project in October. I set up the cameras in the studio -- one for a front view and another for a side view. "It was Filmed on three-quarter inch film using port-a-paks," she said. The hardest part about the project was the editing job. "I just Finished editing at the end of March. I edited and edited." During the editing process she found it "hard to keep my distance." Ms McMullen had several different different people come in to take a serious look at the edited versions of the documentary. documentary. She found she wasn't entirely happy happy with the cuts she made, but was comfortable with the video's impact. Next came the final touch: music. The music came from Jim Hayden with 'fircsign productions.' "It added the extra element," she noted. How docs she feel about winning the award? "It was kind of a shock." she said. However, after viewing clips from the two other documentaries entered in the category she was in, she believes believes hers was the best. "I hope it (the video) will give me exposure and get my name out there," added Ms McMullen, who has already started her job hunt. Exposure is a sure thing. Currently, the therapist involved with the couple interviewed in the film is using the video during classes, said Ms McMullen. And Mr. Waldock is hoping to get large companies interested in the video. video. A Total Built-in Vacuum Package Allot it PORT PERRY--A supervised access centre has been set up at the YMCA building in Port Perry. The centre is for separated parents who wish to spend time, with their children. It is to open in June and will serve residents of Scugog, Brock and Uxbridge. The access centre will provide "separated families a safe, neutral and child-focused setting in which visits between a child and parent can take place," said Attorney General Howard Hampton during the announcement on May 5. The centre will be open to individuals who are involved in a variety of situations including: parent's alcoholism, drug abuse, physical abuse, emotional difficulties or psychiatric disorders; situations where there is a risk of violence to the mother; and situations where there is a threat of abduction. PORT PERRY--A huge flea maricet has been proposed for the old Johnson Controls plant, just south of Port Perry. On Monday, representatives from Sanscott Enterprises Inc. presented the plans to council. The proposal is for a year-round market operating Saturdays and Sundays similar to the flea market held in Pickering. The group led by Marg Scott would like to?take over one-third of the existing building to provide space for up to 400 vendors inside and for additional vendors outside the building in the warmer months. According to Ms Scott, Johnson Controls has offered financial assistance for the project and is willing to provide some leeway on the rent involved. OSHAWA--Oshawa City councillors have voted 14--1 in favor of a no-tax increase budget for citizens. The $63.9 million budget means the average home owner will pay $579.79. That's 76 cents less than last year's tax levy. The budget sends a message to taxpayers, developers and GM that council is serious about controlling taxes, said Councillor Mike Armstrong. However, Councillor Dave Conway is predicting financial disaster for the city. He has also said city departments will not swallow the freeze. The city will end up paying for the cuts in future years, he said. 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