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te V* J 4 V V 'r* ¥ « » te te * te « Durham Holstein Club Holds Twilight Meeting The Canadian Statesman, Bowman ville, Wednesday, July 28,1993 3 Clarington Charges Land Owner After Municipality Cleans Property Willsona Farms in Tyrone was the site of this year's Durham Holstein Club's annual Twilight Meeting Meeting held on Friday evening. Hundreds of guests to Glenn and Lorie Willson's farm enjoyed the many festivities scheduled for the evening including a dunk tank, kiddy tractor rides, cow judging and a roast beef barbecue. Above, Gord Mills, M.P.P., proved he was the best cow milker in the crowd by winning the V.I.P. milking competition. He is shown above receiving congratulations from, left to right, Pete and Gail Luckhardt, Glenn and Lorie Willson, and Dairy Princess Carolyn Barkey. Unfortunately, the cow and handler in the background were unidentified. ; Youngsters were kept busy during the Twilight Meeting competing in the Kiddy Tractor Races. 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Friday, July 23 2225 - Martin Road south - rubbish rubbish fire Saturday, July 24 1246 - 8121 King Street, Haydon - rubbish fire 1949 - 1 Freeland Avenue -,bar- beque fire Sunday, July 24 0357 - 2085 Hwy 2-vehicle fire 1445 - Soper Creek Park - rubbish fire, no dollar loss 2107 - 1666 Taunton Road - grass fire, no dollar loss Monday, July 26 0948 - 415 Baseline Road - detector detector activated 1638 - 40 Tyler Street - police and ambulance assist 2325 - 45 Rayncs Avenue - accidental accidental alarm A property on Main Street in Orono is going to get a clean sweep by Clarington municipal by-law enforcement enforcement officers. The property owned by David Brown will be secured and cleaned up and the cost of the work will be levied against his properly. The move came after six inspections inspections of the property were done and four charges were laid against Mr. Brown. The first inspection was in late December 1991 and a registered letter letter was sent to him on Jan. 2,1992. The letter brought "the situations to .his attention and also instructed him to remove all of the waste material from the property and to either cease using the trailer as a residence or review any options available to him with the Building Department regarding a building permit/letter of undertaking." Another inspection followed on Jan. 28, 1992, and he was told to go to the Building Department to state his intentions for the property. When he did as requested, he was "advised that his intentions would not comply with the provisions" as set out in the by-law. Almost two months later, on March 2, Property Standards Notices Notices were issued to Mr. Brown because because of an unkempt yard, wrecked vehicles bn the lot, an unsecured abandoned building and unmaintained unmaintained outside storage. On April 28, Property Standards Orders were sent to Mr. Brown ordering ordering him to carry out a number of jobs on his property including: removing removing all rubbish and debris and sealing all points of entry into the burned building. On June .4, 1992, the property was re-inspected and inspectors found that "some debris (and very little at that) had been removed." At that time, four charges were initiated against Mr. Brown for "failing to comply with each Property Property Standard Order." He appeared in court in July 21 and on Dec. 10 was found guilty on all charges and fined $200 for each charge. On July 12,1993, another inspection inspection was conducted. A report from the Clarington Clerk's Department Bomb Scare In Bowmanville A homemade ball and chain received received a lot of attention when it was left on a Bowmanville street early Friday morning. Durham Regional Police and Clarington Fire Department responded responded to a potential bomb call on Temperance and King Street next to the Castle Hotel. "We treated the call seriously," and had cordoned off the area , in preparation to deal with the matter, said Constable Michael Roy, at the Clarington Detachment of the Durham Durham Region Police Services. The call was received at 12:31 a.m. Before things got too serious for the officers of the 16th Division and Fire Department, a man walked out of the hotel to pick up the ball and chain he had locked onto the lamp post. He explained to the group that he was the owner of the suspicious item and had made it for a friend's stage party at the CasUc. says: "At this time it was noted that Mr. Brown had removed the derelict vehicles and some miscellaneous debris from the properly. The house, though boarded in some areas, remained remained open to the elements and still posed a contravention of the Property Standards By-law," It is also noted within the report that Mr, Brown was present for the inspection and informed the staff would be preparing a report on the matter. One of the notable aspects of the report is the fact that Mr. Brown has been advised by those doing the inspection inspection that he should not be living in a trailer present on his property, yet continued to do so until at least the last inspection. Æüe6ta4ÿ4 - 'Weddùty On Saturday May 15,1993 at 3:00 p.m. in Orono United Church Reverend Reverend Donald Stiles united in marriage Elizabeth Irene Clark daughter of James and Patsy Clark R.RJ8 Newcastle, Newcastle, and Kevin Edward Risebrough son of Alan and Marlene Risebrough R.R.#2 Orono. Mrs. Arlene Bolton was the organist. organist. The bride was given in marriage by her father James Clark. The maid of honour was Miss Shelley Blanchard and the bridesmaids bridesmaids were Mrs. Julie Wilson sister of the groom, Miss Tammy Young cousin of the bride, Miss Leslie Risebrough Risebrough sister of the groom. Best man was Mr. Sam Kelly good friend of the groom and the ushers ushers were Mr. Mike Wilson brother- in-law of the groom, Mr. Jamie Adams Adams friend of the groom and bride, Mr. William Clark brother of the bride. A reception and dance were held in Newcastle Town Hall. Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Risebrough arc now residing in Newcastle. Photo by Ian Parkes PINGLE'S FARM MARKET & GREENHOUSE ting Conditions wmuuv-r *um Fresh and Delicious SWEET CORN Pick some up today! _„_ r _ ___ OPEN DAILY FRESH PRODUCE IN OUR 9 a .m. - s p.m. MARKET • PIES and TARTS Available in Season: • Pumpkins • Tomatoes • Apples • Spanish Onions • Cucumbers • Dill Sat. 9 a.m. - 6 p.m. 1805 TAUNTON RD. E. HAMPTON 725-6089 N <d ■ £ Taunton Rd. T> cc c £ Courtico ■ Plnglt'i TCjF.rm ^■N c i9 Hwy. #2. 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