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2 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanvillc, Wednesday, January 5,1994 Newcastle Home Damaged by Fire During Holidays .Week in Review- A fire that started in the kitchen of this Toronto Street, Newcastle, house caused approximately $35,000 damage to the rear and interior.last Friday morning and left a woman homeless. She was unhurt and will stay with relatives until repairs can be made. The fire broke out at 6:49 a.m. Clarington Fire Dept. Report Dec. 28 15:33: 354 Beaver St, S., commercial commercial or industrial property accident;'estimated accident;'estimated damage $2,000 Dec. 29 07:20: Hwy. 115 southbound at 8th Concession, vehicle accident, no fire 11:19:15 Newport, public hazard 11:33:' 6th Concession at Morton Rd., power lines down 15:47: 264 King St. E., alarm, no fire 22:40:4419 Hwy. 2; structure Fire 22:42: 5191 Enfield Rd., vehicle fire, estimated damage $1,500 Dec. 30 06:49: 82 Toronto St!, structure ' fire 08:19: 217 Beaver St. N., assist po lice 11:57:57 Varcoc Rd., assist police 17:34:182 Wellington, detector activated, activated, no fire 21:11: 13 Loscombc Dr., unknown odor investigated Dec. 31 02:37: Hartwell Ave. & Martin Rd., response 04:52: 13 Lawrence Cres., commercial commercial or industrial property accident CwnmCP Cofotw Pnrvwno 14:02: 40 Temperance St., sprink- CXUlCoS Ualcly l/QllCcI llS ler-pressure change 1 1 malfunction, no fire 17:18: 8530 Langstaff Rd., assist police Jan. 4 09:02: 42 Bluffs Rd., assist ambulance ambulance 09:20: 243 King St. E., assist ambulance ambulance Glenabbey Rd. Residents LEATHER .FASHIONS!'] Jan. 1 01:54: 4447 Concession Rd. 4, miscellaneous, estimated damage $5,000, accidental cause Jan. 2 10:58: Cobbledick Rd., response 12:30: Best Rd. & 7th Concession, vehicle accident 02:55: 26 Elgin St., public service Jan. 3 08:58: 4 Nelson St., equipment Man Arrested After Police Find Cartons Of Illegal.Cigarettes] 1 | A huge selection of quality, classic leather^ (ipparel in a rainbow of colours for LADIES and MEN VISIT FENELON "It's Worth It" Open year round including Sundays. Also Antiques & Gifts 12 Francis St. W. Fenelon Falls 705-887-1700 A 23-year-old Cornwall man was arrested by Durham Regional Police for being in possession of illegal cigarettes. cigarettes. The man was driving a 1987 Chevrolet Chevrolet Celebrity with an invalid license plate, Inspector Jim Adams told The Canadian Statesman on Tuesday morning, Jan. 4. The man was charged under the Excise Act and with having the proceeds proceeds of crime. Four hundred fifty- two cartons of illegal cigarettes were seized at the time. The Durham Regional Police turned the man over to the RCMP detachment detachment in Bowmanvillc. Make Waves! with our PERM SPECIAL 20% OFF until the end of January Call for your appointment GUYS & GALS Hairstyling 28 Division Street Bowmanville 623-1341 r«\\ w \ DO YOU WANT TO MOVE AHEAD, EARN MORE MONEY, OR FIND A MORE CHALLENGING JOB? Upgrade Skills Complete Your High School Diploma In an Adult Environment Register now for CLASSES starting soon. Computer: >=> Desktop Publishing =* WordPerfect ■=> Dale Base IV =* Lotus 1-2-3 Credits In: =4- Personal Life Management* Co-operative Ed. «4- Geography => English Biology «* Mathematics -f Parenting »* Adult Basic Literacy =* Accounting «* Chemistry => History => English As A Second Language Ctasm art filling up fast, to register rura>! Tittup your phone and cad 62S-6S0S or stop in and ste usât The NZN Centre for Individual Studies 2226 Maple drove Road North Bowmanville, Ontario UC 3K7 From Page 1 recommendation made by the Public Works Department on this issue. Ron Baker, the traffic expert in the department wrote the report in the agenda. As Councillor Ann Dreslinski said during debate on the matter: "I think all three parties need to sit down and discuss this." The parties would include the residents, representatives of the Durham Durham Region Police and Public Works Director, Walter Evans. Ward One Councillor Larry Hannah, Hannah, who lives meur the street involved, involved, supporte! the residents. In fact, he has "personally been passed twice in the school zone." This collector road, as Glenabbey Road, is termed, is being used as a thoroughfare to get to Highway 401. Councillor Hannah said until Bloor Street is extended, the situation situation will probably worsen. More Questions About Expenses From Page 1 claimed mileage and conference expenses expenses of $4,051 up to the end of November. Ward Three Regional Councillor Ann Dreslinski claimed expenses of $1,308.28 for the same time period. Expenses claimed for mileage and conferences by the other councillors councillors include: Larry Hannah ($232.36); Mary Novak ($571.35) and John O'Toole ($84.11) Deaths GOLDSMITH - Randy. Suddenly at home on Monday, January 3, 1994. Randy Goldsmith in his 41st year. Beloved husband of Leah Goldsmith. Loving father of Nicole, Meghan, and Ethan. Dear brother of Joy Chapman of Oshawa. Sue Goldsmith of Calgary Calgary and Robert Goldsmith of Pe- tawawa. Predeceased by his brother Michael. The funeral service service will be held in the chapel at Thornton Cemetery on Thursday, January 6 at 1:00 p.m. Interment Thornton Cemetery. Memorial donations donations to the Ontario Heart and Stroke Foundation would be appreciated. appreciated. Visitation commencing one hour prior to the service. Arrangements Arrangements by The Armstrong Funeral Homo, 124 King St. E„ Oshawa, 433-4711. 1-1SN Monday, Jan. 3 A Fenwick Avenue, Bowmanvillc, resident reported that two area dogs have been barking constantly. A Liberty Street, Bowmanville, resident reported that while she and her husband were asleep, someone entered entered their home through an unlocked door and took money from her wallet. A Peterborough resident was cast bound on Highway Two when a deer ran across the road. The animal bumped into the left front comer and left side of the vehicle and then con- Sidewalk Instead Of Crossing Guard A request for a school crossing guard on an Orono street has been denied by a Clarington committee. However, a sidewalk will be built instead. A report from the Clarington Public Works Department Director, Walter Evans, stated the sidewalk will go from the Peter's Pike park- ette to Mill Lane. Clarington will have a 426-foot sidewalk built for an estimated cost of $15,000. À pedestrian traffic survey taken on May 25,1993, shows that 23 students students walked along the proposed route of the sidewalk. During the spring and fall seasons, seasons, the students avoided the shoulder shoulder of the road and walked on the grassed area toward Mill Lane. While that is fine during these seasons, the municipality is also looking at the winter season and the care of the sidewalk. "The proposed sidewalk fronts onto property owned by the municipality; municipality; therefore, the removal of snow and ice from the sidewalk would be a Clarington responsibility," responsibility," states the report. The Northumberland and New-' castle Board of Education requested an adult crossing guard at that location location in October 1993. To remedy the problem until the sidewalk is constructed, the school board will provide busing for Orono Estates subdivision students until June 1994. Sprinkler Leak Soaks Administration Centre tt': ; A leak in the sprinkler system • Vjaused' damage, at the Clarington > ■Municipal Building over the New ■fear's weekend. ' The two areas which saw some damage were Councillor Mary Novak's Novak's office and the anteroom behind behind the council chamber, said Fred Horvath of the Community Services Department. While there was some damage, it was not as much as was first feared. The damage occurred when a coupling let go. In fact, damage estimates will probably not exceed $2,000, said Horvath. Maintenance people were called ip to the building as soon as the leak was discovered and the two rooms which needed cleaning were taken care of. Search Continues for Nursing Home Woman 1 Durham Regional Police are still seeking help from the public to locate a missing nursing home resident last seen in Bowmanvillc four days before Christmas. Mildred McSloy, age 78, of Care- view Manor Home on Church Street, was last seen on Tuesday, December 21st, at 11:00 a.m. She is described as a white female, 5'6" in height, 170 lbs., with grey, shoulder-length hair. She was wearing a red and white print dress, red and white running shoes, a full-length light blue coat, a white toque and was currying a black purse at the time of her disappearance. • The missing woman also had a speech impediment. Police arc concerned about her disappearance disappearance and arc asking anyone with information on her whereabouts to call the Durham Regional Police at 579-1520. tinued running into a field on the south side of the road. The deer could not be located. Sunday, Jan. 2 A Vans tone Court, Bowmanville, resident found a bike and turned it over to police. A representative of Mini Storage Rental of Durham, located on Haynes Street, Bowmanvillc, reported that eight different storage units were broken into and attempts were made to get into three others. A Liberty Street, South, Bowmanvillc, Bowmanvillc, resident was the victim of a motor motor vehicle collision when he lost control control on the icy roads on the 7th Concession Concession and hit a hydro pole. A Bowmanville business owner reported reported that a suspicious vehicle with two men in it, was seen near his business. business. Saturday, Jan. 1 An employee of the Esso station located at 1451 King St., Courtice, reported reported that someone put $20 worth of gas into a vehicle and then left the station station without paying. A 9th Concession, Campbellcroft, resident lost control of vehicle and slid off the road on Regional Road 9 and hit a stand of trees. Friday, Dec. 31 A Foster Creek Drive resident who owns a business on Baseline Road, Bowmanville, found the south door had been forced open and a mig welder welder and snow blower were stolen. Thursday, Dec. 30 An unknown person broke off the driver's side windshield wiper and the antenna from the vehicle of a Rhonda Avenue, Bowmanvillc, resident. An Enniskillen resident reported that someone stole a snow blower and lawn tractor from the property. A Dorchester Street, Oshawa, resident resident was driving south on Region Road 34 when he noticed sparks and flames coming from under the vehicle's vehicle's dash. The driver left the vehicle and went to a nearby house and called the fire department. The Courtice Fire Department attended the scene. It is estimated that about $5,000 worth of damage was done to the electrical system system and the vehicle. An Orono area man was arrested for assaulting his wife at their home. He was held for a bail hearing. V 'Ou. drr M SmthS*#' Around the Region OSHAWA -- A young mother of one became the first homicide victim in Durham Region on Jan. 1. The body of 23-year-old Shelly Nadine Taylor was found in an apartment on Nonquon Road in Oshawa. Her 32-year-old boyfriend, John Elliott Tavenor, was charged Saturday with first-degree murder. He was to appear in court on Monday morning where he was to be formally remanded in custody. Police officers were called to the couple's north Oshawa apartment at 2:55 p.m. after a 911 call was made. PORT PERRY -- The Open Air Ice Palace could be ready for use this weekend. A crew began installing the fencing around the rink on Tuesday, Jan. 4. Once the rink is fenced, it will be plowed and ready for skaters. The ice on Lake Scugog is between 10 to 12 inches thick, the required thickness to allow vehicles access to the area. This year, the rink will be the size of 2.5 football fields. It will stretch from the foot of Queen Street to the tennis courts in Port Perry. There will be three areas for use: two for family skating and a third will be a speed-skating oval. Hours: weekdays -- 4 p.m. to 9 p.m.; Saturdays -- 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. and on Sundays -- 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. WHITBY -- Two Oshawa men have been convicted of killing a 75-year old local fiddler in a vicious, unprovoked attack on the man behind his apartment building in 1991. The verdict, reached by the six-man, five-woman jury came after a day and one-half of deliberations. Guilty of the second-degree murder of Gerald Stinson are Barry Chaliice and James Parsons. They will be sentenced in mid-January by Mr. Justice John Mclsaac. The defence lawyer for Parsons said they will appeal the murder conviction. Stinson, who was known by his nickname 'Shorty' because of his 4 foot 11 inch height, was parking his car after leaving his wife at the door of the apartment complex in north Oshawa on Nov. 10, 1991. He was attacked by two.mcn, who threw, him on the ground and kicked him in the head, face apd ribs. The beating broke some of Stinson's ribs,. crushed his larynx and he died! During the trial, both accused men admitted to kicking Stinson, but denied killing him. Parsons said they only wanted his money and car so they could leave the area and drive to Kitchener. The attack on Stinson came after a robbery earlier that evening. THE CORPORATION OF THE MUNICIPALITY OF CLARINGTON PUBLIC NOTICE TO ITS CITIZENS MAYOR'S LEVEE AND OFFICIAL UNVEILING OF THE VOLUNTEERS' WALL OF FAME Everyone is cordially invited to join us at the Mayor's Levee to be held on Sunday, January 16, 1994, from 12:30 p.m. to 2:30 p.m., in the Council Chambers, Municipal Administrative Centre, 40 Temperance Street, Bowmanville. Patti L. Barrie, A.M.C.T. 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