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2 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, Wednesday, October 13,1993 Minor Injuries Reported in Church and Ontario Street Collision Compensation Method for Properties .. . WwwfSSL»*.-.,. , " ■ ' . ;, ,, A' : • • • ' ' • v • ' ; ■ "" : . , jr • " ' -Y ■ *■'V* * " From Page One reducing, as much as possible, the effects of these landfills on the surrounding surrounding communities," Pitman noted noted in a statement to the media last week. "We have made every effort to ensure the concerns people expressed expressed to us during the public consultation consultation process have been ad- . dressed in this paper," Pitman added. The policy includes: • the implementation of measures to avoid or reduce negative effects; ■ the compensation for unavoidable unavoidable effects; • the establishment of contingency contingency plans for the detection of potential potential problems and the implementation implementation of timely response; and, • effective local input through community monitoring systems. Through planning and design, the IWA hopes that such drawbacks as noise, dust, odour, litter and visual intrusion can be prevented. Responding to strong public concern concern about water quality protection, the IWA will implement a water monitoring system on properties around the preferred sites. "Building on the IWA's commitment commitment to community monitocing, residents residents can be assured that should adverse adverse effects occur, the IWA will pay to replace the well or water supply," supply," Pitman noted. Once the preferred site announcement announcement is made, compensation packages packages will be offered to the owners and tenants on and around the site, said the IWA in a news release. The compensation will be lor additional monitoring on and off-site. Owners who sign on-site access agreements early will receive additional additional benefits from the IWA, the release release slates. The announcement of preferred sites lor Durham, Peel, and Metro Toronto/York is expected cither in- later October or by mid-November, Steele told The Statesman. Clarington Kicks Off United Way Campaign Police and firefighters examine a car which overturned on Church and Ontario St., in Bowmanville InpKQOQQ jf| Ml ||Y|hpr Saturday, October 2. The accident occurred around noon. There were minor injuries. II Ivl vClvv III I lUIUUvl Dirt Bikers Object to Complaints From Page One sport, Jason Jones, asked that perhaps perhaps council could change the noise by-law as it would pertain to them. He told them that dirt biking was a better occupation for the area youth than "sitting around street corners." corners." Councillor John O'Toole told Jones, he appreciated the fact that he and his friends came to-council to express their concerns. Councillor O'Toole also said he would rather that the youths and family members resolve the issue without having to resort to the council council changing the by-law. Grand Opening of Studios ^ ÜËÜ1 i Fabian Studios ★ 63 King St. W. 697-0779 tiowmanvme xi Bernice Colville, Bowmanville, won a picture in our FREE DRAW. We specialize in Pictures and Prints Photography Drawings and Sittings i Bowmanville ^ * Î Î Ï it Ï i ï ï Don't Miss a Single Issue Catch all the news, sports and advertising that make up our community. Category 1 Sub. Delivery G.S.T. Total Subscribers who wish to pick up their own subscription at our offices after 11 a.m. Wednesday. You will bo given a card to present each week when you pick up your Statesman. $20 0 Category 2 Subscribers within the Municipality of Clarington. $20 $5 Category 3 Subscribers outside the Municipality of Clarington in Canada. $1.40 $21.40 $1.75 $26.75 Name:.-- ! Address: . $20 $25 Subscription Order Form $3.15 $48.15 New □ ! or , Renewal | 11 !■ Postal Code: . , Telephone No.:. Please pay by cheque, VISA, MasterCard, or money order. j . VISA/MC Number:. . Expiry Date:_____J % taaMatt Statesman P.O. Box 190,62 King Street West, Bowmanville, Ontario, L1C3K9 Second Class Mail Permit No. 1561 Councillor Ann Dreslinski was in agreement. While questioning Jones, she was able to find out that when the youths had been approached approached by a particular resident to stop running their bikes, they had done so. Said Jones: "He wants total peace and quiet" regarding the resident resident who asked them to stop riding their bikes on die property near his residence. While Jones and his friends stopped riding, he doesn't think the one resident should be able to deny them access to this type of recreation. recreation. He told councillors that the youths have tried to compromise by suggesting that they "ride on certain days during the week and not on Sundays but Saturdays." However, that approach has not worked either. Councillor Dreslinski asked what happened when the police were sent to the property regarding the noise. Jones told her and the rest of /council that die riders were giveiya warning. - - I The councillor tiicrt, pointed out 1 to Jones "if they come out again, they'll probably charge you." r He nodded his head. ) At this point in time, the only alternatives alternatives would necessitate the youths getting transportation, licences licences and insurance to run their bikes elsewhere. One of the locations is the Ganaraska Forest. Jones Avenue parent, Karen O'Donnell, in speaking with councillors councillors said that she has sent a letter to the land owner on this matter and is hoping to hear back soon. She doesn't want to the see this issue go on forever. However, she and the dirt bike riders are willing "give it one more shot" as suggested by Councillor Dreslinski after stating that it would be unlikely that an exemption from the noise by-law would pass. During the council discussion on the matter Councillor Ken Hooper asked that the matter be referred to the by-law officer for information. "I am hoping the people- could get together to straighten it out," said Councillor Hooper. As far as he is concerned, this is beginning to resemble "a street feud" and council should not be getting getting involved with it. However, die councillors decided to receive for information the petition petition submitted by the youthful bike riders and a letter from another concerned concerned citizen regarding the noise levels for information. From Page One they are able to go out in the day and not worry." Many subscribers are introduced to Lifeline through marketing, Kelly says, others are referred to the system system by relatives or health care workers. workers. Pat Kelly is currently compiling research on companies that offer similar services as well as Lifeline. She will make her final report available available to Memorial Hospital and to physicians in the area. Pat Kelly comes to the Lifeline program after working at Memorial Hospital on the medical floor as secretary. Before that, she worked at Oshawa General in the urology and x-ray departments, and at Sunny- brook as unit co-ordinator in radiology. radiology. The Lifeline program was launched in Clarington five years ago under the direction of the Lions and Lioness Clubs of Bowmanville which continue to support and promote promote the service. Memorial Hospital is responsible for the administration. The cost is $25 per month for a basic unit 1 or $30 per month for a voice-activated unit. There is 1 a onetime onetime installation fee. ., If you or someone you care for might benefit from Lifeline, call the Lifeline co-ordinator at Memorial Hospital at 623-3331. . ■ _* ; ' • ' . - ' Town Hall staff pitched in to help the annual United Way campaign campaign last Friday by selling hot dogs, refreshments, and raffle tickets,; Mayor Diane Hamre lent her support to the cause and is seen here with the United Way's "Be Kind Bear." Draw prizes included a bird house, wreath, composter and a propane barbecue donated by Consul mers Gas. 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