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Grand Opening'At Subway Subway has corne to town, opening a location on the 35/1-15 Highway between Newcastle and Orono. Last Friday and Saturday the restaurant held a grand opening special, offering buy one get one free sub. Many people took the opportunity ta get some great tasting subs. Stop on in and visit them and try a Subway sub. Clarington's Firefigriters 2 alarm activations had a relatively s low week, 2 check out calis responiding to 19 calis across Apart from a few medical the niicipality. The cails assistance' callis, and some were broken down as follows: check out calis, C1ark(ý 1 structure fire Township firefighters 1 chimney fire responded to a motor vehide 2 motor vehicle accidents accident on the 1l5 nortri of 7 medical assist calis the 35 cut-off and to a 911 2 911 unknown calis unknown cail at 236 ing St. 1 assist another agency West in Newcastle. HOSPICE Week In Clarington September 15 Police were called to inves- tigate a possible break-mn at the Becker's store in the Waverly Plaza on Waverly' Road in Bowmanville. The front window of the store was broken, but there was appar- ently no entry or anything stolen from the scene. Police suspect a skateboarder may have crashed into the window while performing a trick. Skateboarders often use the plaza's parking lot and walk- way for skateboarding. September 14 An unknown culprit(s) entered the Parish beside the Marantha Christian Church on Highway 2 in Bowmanville. Nothing was reported stolen. Churches in the area have been a target for break-mns this summer. Earlier in the year. a Bowrnanville Church was entered and a fire started inside. Luckily, the fire did not spread. September 12 A 13 year old Bowmanville Senior Public Student was assaulteil in the school yard by a skateboard wielding thug. The victim was struck in the head with the skate- board, and needed a stitch to close the cut on theirface. September 8 A referee at a youth soccer gamne was threatened after he called a game at the Solina, Rd. /South Service Rd fields in Co)urtice. lThe Whitby man stopped- the.gamie between a local teamn and a team from -Toronto ajt 1the 8 miinute mark of the second half due to the constant verbal abuse hie was receivîng from the Toronto coaches. The coaches were asked by the ref to leave the playing field area, and when they refused, the game was called over. The two coache s then threatened the ref with violence. So much for a group of kids going out and having fun, huh? September 7 A man was slapped by another man during the Orono Fair in a confrontation over a marriage break up. The accused apparently blamed the victimi for causing the break up of his marriage. eVe st ORse e Ljes, 1 W,901 Ile gsppori -the -terry -FY 9zt(O. 6c/ase4r 1 ~'V j~af1H -he aw144'ff$ ____code Sl( ed____________________________A pi 'y ____ Ci 'I' __________ 'o.___ Psý/Cd- ____ Ik Cheryl MacLeod, thie Executive Director of Hospice Durham, a not-for-profit organization that helps ter- minally iii people and their families,' asked that Claririgton officially recognize the week of October 14-20 as Hospice Week in the Municipality of Clarington. In a letter ta Coundil, MacLeod asked that a flag raising ceremony be held at the Municipal Administrative Centre in Bowmanville to help raise awareness for the group and the work they do. Their services are in great demand, as they provide non-medical support for the families in the time of crisis. Clarington Council agreed to MacLeod's request and pro- claimed October 14-20 Hospice Week. Other munic- ipalities in the Durham Region are expected ta do the same. $4.-75 fo:r first 25 ujards -09 ca wo:rd cibo>ve 25 GREEN LEAF RESTAURANT 28 King Street East, Newcastle, Ontario 987m4363 LHome of the Famous Mountain Boy Chicken ig POLICE BEAT P)I6rborolJgh GANARASKA LEATHERCRAFT AUTHORIZED DEALER FOR: Tandy Crafi *-The Leather Factory Bristol Leathers Closed Wednesdays 8335 Hwy. 351115, Orono LOB 1 MO m è-vi (905) 983-9540