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i r *4 Durham Regional Police Report! The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanvillc, Wednesday, November 30,1994 17 ofAVP Extrusions Limited Tuesday, Nov. 29 A Fcnclon Falls resident reported a vehicle stolen from the 115/35 car pool lot. Monday, Nov. 28 A representative of St. Stephen's School on Rhonda Boulevard in Bowmanvillc reported a portable classroom window was smashed by a bottle. A representative of Mr. Sub, located located on the 115/35 Highway, reported reported some money was taken from a store sometime overnight. A representative of the Municipality Municipality of Clarington reported that an unknown person entered the Darlington Darlington Sports Complex by prying the front door to the offices. While nothing was taken, there was $200 worth of damage done. A Courtice resident reported when she and her common-law spouse broke up, $300 of US travellers travellers cheques went missing. A representative of Liberty Bowl, located at 30 Baseline Road, E., reported between closing on Nov. 27 and opening on Monday, someone had thrown a concrete block through the front window and entered the building. Three bottles of liquor had been removed. A Courtice resident reported be ing assaulted while walking down Stuart Road in Courtice. Sunday, Nov. 27 A Fenwick Avenue, Bowmanvillc, Bowmanvillc, resident turned in nine 410 gauge shotgun slugs to be destroyed. destroyed. A 1978 Ford vehicle was impounded impounded after being left abandoned at 12 Argyle St., Bowmanvillc. A Concession 3, Indian River man's vehicle burst into flames while it was parked at the Esso gas station on the 115/35 Highway. Damages are estimated at $3,000. A High Street, Bowmanvillc, resident resident reported the theft of a number of items from a locked vehicle. Culprits Culprits got in by smashing a window. Saturday, Nov. 26 A representative of Frontier RV, located on the 115/35 Highway, reported reported two recreation vehicles had been entered and a color TV had been taken. A Tooley Road, Courtice, resident resident reported going home to find a window broken. It is unknown if anything was taken. A Metcalfe St., Newcastle, resident resident reported a home was broken into via the patio doors. A VCR, video camera, and an IBM computer were taken. Motion Deals with Youth in Clarington by Laura J. Richards The new council to be sworn in next Monday evening, Dec. 5, will cut its teeth on a notice of motion concerning the future of Claring- lon's youth. A resolution from Ward Three Councillor David Scott, calls for a social task force on youth to be formed. The ad hoc task force would consist consist of "qualified volunteers from all three wards of the municipality." It to my 355 supporters... Thank You! Cathy McKeever Largest Country Market East of Toronto! - Clothino . - Bar Lights - Coca Cola Colleclnblcs . - Coins, Stomps ' - Jewellery /tools ' - Crafts ; /Movies and Games - Stereos and Electronics - Paintings - Tommy's Incredible 1.00 : Bargain Barn ■ - Furniture .. Saturday 9:30 - 4:00 - Much, much more Sunday 9:30 - 5:00 Vendor Information 436-1024 HWY. #2 d WÊ LU + BLOOR ST. u 1 HWY. 401 a: z> «-OSHAWA •o-- o BOWMANVILLE-* LOCATED 30 MINUTES EAST OFTORONTO Exit 401 at Courtice Rd. Go north and follow signs. Pet of the Week Timbits and Billie Ray arc about 11 weeks old and in need of good homes. Shelter staff say those who arc counting on new pels for Christmas might want to drop by soon to claim a cat or dog, before their home-front gets too hectic over the holiday season. Animal Shelter 623-7651 Sponsored by: MUNICIPALITY OF taring Ion ONTARIO will make recommendations to council within six months. The members of the task force "will consult and liaise with the Durham Regional Police, the Clar- ington Youth Committee, the Boards of Education, the Community Community Services Department, the D.B.I.A.s, the Ministerial Association Association and relevant social agencies. To assist in the formation of this task force, the municipality will advertise advertise in the local newspapers for volunteers. volunteers. Councillor Scott told The Statesman Statesman on Tuesday, Nov. 29, he is hoping that by giving councillors a chance to think about the idea, "they will be productive when we deal with it in December." In the meantime, he hopes the notice of motion will "stimulate some public debate to draw the right people into the discussion." While everyone seems to be harkening back to the scuffles on Halloween night, Oct., 31 in Bow- manville, Councillor Scott says he has been aware of the problems for a longer time. "I've been aware of it. Hopefully this will spark discussion. Maybe we needed a wake-up call and Halloween Halloween was it." He noted council is aware of the efforts by different groups, including including the Clarington Youth Committee, Committee, to help curb some of the activity that is happening in the municipality. municipality. However, something more needs to be done, he said. The creation of the task force will be discussed by Clarington Council on December 12th. Deaths Workers at A VP Extrusions Limited of Newcastle were the recipients of a prestigious award from In- dustrias Negromex on November 28th. A VP supplies specialty plastic film to the Mexican firm. Accepting Accepting the quality standards award on behalf of A VP's 38 employees is Dean Gallant. BEAUPRE - Larry William. At Memorial Hospital, Bowmanville on Monday, November November 28, 1994, Larry Beaupre in his 66th year. Beloved husband of Margaret. Margaret. Dear father of Denise Crickmer and her husband Sean, Robert Beaupre and his wife Beverley and Paul Beaupre and his wife Alison. Predeceased by one sister sister lleene Tamblyn. Lovingly remembered remembered by 2 grandchildren Laura and Michael. Michael. Resting at the Armstrong Funeral Home, 124 King St. E., Oshawa with Mass of Christian Burial at St. Mary of the People Church on Friday, December 2, 1994 at 10:30 a.m. Cremation to follow, follow, Thornton Crematorium. Prayers will be held at the funeral home on Thursday Thursday evening. Memorial donations to the Bowmanville Memorial Hospital, Diabetes Diabetes Association or Canadian Cancer Society would be appreciated. Visitation Wednesday 7 - 9 p.m. and Thursday 2 - 4 and 7 - 9 p.m. Port Perry Ontario's Favourite Country Town:: a JT*. WY i '■ t C\IÂ Weekends in December Once again this Christmas Season stroll through our unique Victorian Downtown. 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