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Oron WeklyTene, Wenesay.August 20, 109 Clarington Day at the Ex POLICE REPORT)j Aug 13 - It was reported to police by the Royal Bank in Bowmanville that they received three counterfett bis for depostt from Bowmanvtlle bustiesses last week. Aug 14 - A bag of gold jewellery inlu ding 2 rings, a bracelet and a gold chain with pearîs, were seized by police on this date. The jewellexy was stolen during a break and enter at Newtonville residence. The suspect is being held on criminal charges in another jurtsdiction. Aug. 15 - A vehicle was located ti the Burketon pits, on fire. The vehicle belonged to an Oshawa man who didn't know Its car was stolen until he was nottfied of its recovery. Aug. 16 - A Regional Rd. 42 resident reported to police that he saw twro males on his property at 5:00 a.m. They told 1-tm there car was broken so they left on foot. Police were called later that momning and recovered the car which was stolen from a 30-year-old Ochonski Rd. resident. Exhibition launches 6 month tour of galleries across Ont. Council members pose with Angus the Elephant in his last Toronto appearance. Angus walked to the CNE from the CFRB Radio Station at the Yonge and St. Clair. This faîl Angus will be returning to his birth place in South Africa.' Approximately 1000 Clarington residents made their way to the C.N.E. on Friday. The Community Centre area of the Ex. was were Clarington was Struttin' its Stuff. Visitors to the Ex. could see such talent as The Jazz Men, the Clarington Consort, Uncle Moe, The Theatre Dance Academy, Above Ground, and New' Country Dancers. The Museum, the Fire Department and the Durham Central Agricultural Fair were among the local organi- zations that had their own display. At noon the Municipality hosted a lunch for the local business representatives and and the "Partners in Growth". Clarington's theme is: "Our time has corne, Be part ofîit". Mayor Hamre, in her address weIcomed ail present, and outlined some of the exciting thîngs that are hap- pening in Clarington. She named many of the business- es that have recently relocat- ed to Clarington and men- tioned that Paula ]Lishman is looking to relocate in Clarington. "Clarington is Phioto courtesy of Nick Bootian/MunuiciPalitY of Clarington open for business", said the Mayor, "we have 10 promote our open for business atti- tude". Clarington businessman Fred Finlayson pointed out that Clarington is the 5th fastest growing area in Ontario. "That is as tremen- dous dlaim," said Finlayson. Finlayson went on to mention Clarington's connecion with auto racing and introduced Mr. Andrew Evans as a 46- year-old enthusiast who seems to' have the midas touch. Mr Evans is the Chairman and owner of International Motorsports Group (IMSG). IMSG is the company that has exclusive riglits to operate Mosport for the next 40 years. Mr. Evans outlined some of his group's ideas for Mosport. It is his poal to get back the credibîlity that Mosport once had. IMSG promotes a complete enter- tainment package. Their dri- vers are accessible to the fans. The IMSG stage will promote top quality entertain- ers and products. "IMSG and Mosport are steeped in history". said Evans, "we hope to see some' of the great racers in Mosport. Our primary objec- tive is to establish credibility. We will be investing in Mosport for years to corne." Evans- went on to say that IMSG is a young growing cornpany with a passion for the business. Their drivers are part of the family. They have taken down the danger- ous part of the Mosport track and put in sand traps. "Safety is important to us", said Evans. At the end of the lun- cheon, Mr Stockwell, Clarington's CEO, thanked the speakers and the organîz- ers of the event, Back at the Cornrunity Centre, Clarington was still on stage. By 3:30 p.m. the sky opened and the ramn came down. The Country 4 Quartet and Chaser still put on their show, but the audi- ence had to move up close to the stage to stay dry. i. Richard Charlton Chairman of the Invesiment Committee Infinity Invesiment Counsel INFINITY Prsented hy: Ken Rchards Sr. Finandal Advisor Fortune Financiol Corporation 13 John Street W, Oshawa FORTUNE F INANCIAL Home, the fanily, and the communlty are being hon- oured with an important exhibition of 38 works, whîch wtll tour Ontario ti 1997 through 1998. Home Tniths highliglits the meaning of the home of Canadians, using Canadian art. The paintings i the exhibition isolate moments and scenes of home worship and the diverse obj ects and activities that speil "home" for us, înclud- ing the way it forms a focus for the community. Home Truths features over eighteen paintings from the gallery's permanent collection combined with boans from other institutions including the Art Gallery of Ontario, Art Gallery of Hamilton, the McMichael Canadian Art Collection, Kleinburg, and private collections. Paintings by some of the country's most important artists such as Paul Peel, A.Y. Jackson, Cornelius Krieghoff, William Kurelek, and William Brymner are included. This unique show, the first of its kind in Canada, is orga- nized and circulated by the Robert McLaughlin Gallery with the assistance from The Consumers Gas Company Limited. Following the Oshawa premiere, the exhi- bition wttl travel to the Living Arts Centre, Mississauga, marking the gallery's inaugu- ral exhibition, November 13 to December 28, 1997, and Rodman Hall i St. Catharines, January Il to February 22, 1998. 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