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Optimist Club Helps Children's Playground HE! The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, November 21, 1990 Busy Week for Regional Police Money raised by the Bowmanville Optimist Club will be used towards the development development of a children's playground at the Enniskillen Conservation Area next year. The Optimist Club, which annually holds a show of classic and antique cars at the (Conservation Area, turned over the funds to the Central Lake Ontario Conserva- .j(tion Authority at a meeting November 14. In this photo. Bill Whaley, Car show fijProgram Chairman (left), presents the cheque to Rick Clow, Conservation Areas Manager (centre). At right is Optimist Club Vice President Don Sparks. Electronic equipment valued valued at over $5,000 was stolen stolen from a Townline Road residence last week. Durham Regional Police report that on November 15, the residence at 29 Townline Road was entered and the equipment removed. Police say there was no sign of forced entry. A Bowmanville resident had a shock last week when a fire broke out in the car the resident was driving. Police say the person was travelling southbound on Trulls Road when the top of the engine caught on fire. Police say the fire was apparently apparently caused by an electrical electrical fault. Damage is estimated at approximately $8,000. Orono was a busy place for police last Friday. Durham Regional Police report that a stereo worth approximately $2,000 was stolen from a vehicle parked at a resident's home on November November 16. On the same date, a car was stolen from a Peter's Pike residence. Police say the keys were left in the vehicle. Safe Bus Drivers Honored by Charterways sikkens Cetol 1 and Cetol So the natural beauty of ÿbür exterior woodwork doesn't: • fade in the sunlight • isn't damaged by moisture • isn't hidden CENTRAL PAINT and WALLPAPER 295 Ritson Rd. S., Oshawa 434-3939 from Char ter way s' Bow- -i man ville ' bra!fl8hi'retiëived rf safe driving awards last week. In the above photo are the following recipients recipients of awards for driving driving seven or more years without an accident. From left: Jack McKay, 17 years; Julie Harris, 7 years; Marg Smith, 24 years; Carole Grundy, 18 years; and Bill Skelding, 32 years. 1990 NISSAN PULSAR From aj a cnn* stk. -5400 • Only 14)0311 (was $16,990.) Standard Features Include - T-Roofs, P/S, P/B, Tilt, Stereo, Dual Power Mirrors, Bucket Seats, Radial Tires and much more. All 1990 NISSANS are covered by 3 year, 60,000 km Bumper to Bumper and 6 year 100,000 km Power Train Warranties. NISSAN KING CAB PICKUPS PICKUPS Young Drivers of Canada NO OTHER COURSE ha* our YD video tape». YD Emergency Manoeuvres, YD Instructor Training or the Effectiveness of our "YD APPROACH TO ACCIDENT FREE DRIVING" YD IS NOT AVAILABLE IN ANY LOCAL HIGH SCHOOL MONTHLY COURSES INQUIRE ABOUT OUR SCHEDULE 623-7017 MON. - FRI. 9-5 P.M. 98 KING ST. W. (2nd FLOOR) BOWMANVILLE Upon completion, students will receive CERTIFICATES towards Insurance Premium Reductions "Gift Certificates Available" Bulova Says it Beautifully Show Mom how much you really care with a beautiful watch from Bulova. Advanced Quartz technology keeps it accurate to one minute minute per year. Come in and choose from our beautiful new Bulova Collection. Goldlone case and mesh bracelet. Two-tone gilt dial. Dura-Crystal® Hooper's Jewellers 39 King St. W. Bowmanville 623-5747 IT S BULOVA WATCH TIME. AGAIN. F,om $13,499* Stk.-5196 Only I (was $15,340.) Loaded with extras - P/S, P/B, Bucket Seats, Jump Seats, Stereo, Mags, Gauge Package, and lots more, * Freight and Prop ($490), Taxos, Licence extra. MIDWAY MOTORS 1300 DUNDASST. E., LTD WHITBY 668-6828 F; Serving Durham Since 1960 Save 10% Wide ranee of brand-name Stoves, Inserts and Fireplaces with a model and price to suit all budeets. We will NOT BE UNDERSOLD! Licensed and certified installations available -5-YEAR WARRANTIES- Stoves ,rom $ 350 00 Inserts fr=m $ 495° 0 Emerson Fireplaces R.R. 1. Brooklin - 655-8945 Call 7 days a week and evenines Working models on display A Newcastle Village resident resident was charged last Friday Friday after allegedly making fake deposits into a banking machine. Police say the accused supposedly deposited five empty envelopes in an instant instant teller machine, keying in a deposit of $100 each time. The person drew $400. An Oshawa resident was hurt after being hit by a vehicle vehicle after the Santa Claus parade on Saturday. Durham Regional Police say Jacob Farwell was struck by a vehicle after the parade. He received ankle. A Robert Bateman etching, etching, worth $900, was stolen from McCrimmon's art gallery gallery in Newcastle Village this week. Police have no suspects in the theft, but are investigating. investigating. Report Presented Soon The draft recommendations of the Newcastle Liaison Committee regarding regarding the future of the Port Granby nuclear nuclear waste site will be presented to the Town of Newcastle next Monday. The committee's recommendations are part of a task force studying the removal of waste at the Port Granby site. Larry Sherman, from the I.B.I. Group, a consulting firm obtained by the NLC to complete phase three of the siting task force study, told Newcastle Newcastle Council Monday that the process process is extensive. He said recommendations from Port Hope and other municipalities have already already been submitted to the federal government and that Newcastle is the last to submit its findings. . He explained that the deadline for the recommendations is the end of the year. The NLC know the importance of moving onto the fourth phase although that pnase in the siting task force is not clearly defined yet. One condition he would like to see established before moving into the fourth stage, he said, is some type of agreement between council and the federal government. "I would like to have some kind of terms in there asking council to be involved involved in some type of agreement . about phase four," Mr. Sherman said. He further said a document is before before the federal cabinet recommending communities involved proceed to phase 4. Mayor Marie Hubbard told Mr. Sherman that the Town of Newcastle is committed to having the waste removed removed from Port Granby. Councillor Diane Hamre said "we didn't create the garbage there and it's not our responsibility to bear the cost" of moving it. She noted that there is a concern about the costs involved with the NLG. Recommendations from the NLC committee will be presented to council at next Monday's council meeting. This Speaker Really "Cooks" Kay Spicer, author of "Light and Easy Choices," Light and Easy Choice Desserts," was the guest speaker at a meeting of the Bowmanville Branch of. the Canadian Diabetes Association last week. The group met at the Bowmanville Lions Centre on November November 14. In addition to speaking to the group, she demonstrated some cooking techniques. Kay Spicer has also written a cookbook entitled "From Mom with Love, Real Home Cooking." OUR BIGGEST EVER!!! WHILE [SUPPLIES! .AST» closing 9 p.m. Wed., Nov. 28/90 J ONLY . ^ BUY 1 GET 2 FREE! OF FABRICS LISTED BELOW. BUY 1 m. AT REGULAR PRICE AND GET 2m. OF THE SAME FABRIC ABSOLUTELY FRÈE. FULL METRES ONLY PLEASE, SUPPLIES LIMITED TO PRESENT STOCK. PLEASE SHOP EARLY FOR BEST SELECTION!!! 60*7150 cm. "CLOUDS" 100% COTTON FINE TWILL OUR REG. 11.98 m. 36790 cm. SELECTED and PRINTED CHALLIS REG. 8.98 - 9.98 m. 457115 cm SELECTED PRINTED FAILLES 100% POLYESTER REG. 14.98 m. and up 457115 cm. 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