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i The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, Wednesday, October 2,1991 3 trn The Week in Review- Former Councillor Hopes To Win Ward in Election . A former Ward Three regional regional councillor is planning to run again for the ward's regional regional council post. Bill Clarke said last week that he will be seeking election election in the November 12 vote. A former teacher and youth leader, Mr. Clarke has been active in a number of community groups including the Navy League, where he served as president, and the St. John Ambulance, where he was chairman. He is a church warden and a member of the Royal Canadian Canadian Legion. A graduate of the military staff college in Kingston, Bill Clarke has served in a number number of other capacities in addition addition to the regional council post. He is a former member of the Committee of Adjustment for the Town of Newcastle and a former commissioner on ihe Tenancy Commission of Ontario. He has served as a member of the Ontario Council of Colleges and as a member of the Port Granby Monitoring Committee. "I feel that this election is extremely important because there's going to be a loss of experienced councillors," said Mr. Clarke. Given the fact that the Town of Newcastle Newcastle is a multi-million dollar dollar corporation, Mr. Clarke is deeply concerned over the need for experienced candidates. candidates. "The electorate should be very careful in its choice of candidates," he said. The candidate secs the municipality's tax rate as a major issue facing the Town of Newcastle. Mr. Clarke also said he is concerned about the impact of the . building boom and the fact that there is a dearth of facilities for youth in smaller communities. communities. "This is something that has to be addressed in the very near future," he said. He believes that the ratio between residential and commercial/industrial commercial/industrial development development is "out of whack." 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X1 ,# Kut 'N'Kurl % Beauty Shop ^ • Receive 15% OFF any service from October 1 - 12th • Also 10% OFF all of our retail products WE USE AND RECOMMEND: Paul Mitchell Goldwell Schwarzkopf and many more.., Darolyn Jones would like to take this opportunity to THANK all the customers and her staff for making this 1st year a success! v--^ Call for an appointment today 623-5019 71 King Street E., Bowmanville Darolyn, Wendy, Diana, Gina and Alicia "PLEASING YOU PLEASES US" OMB Results Could Be End of Business New Slate of Officers for Bowmanville Optimists This is a very serious thing that the O.M.B. has done to us and our 11 employees. employees. The trucking companies are having a rough time in this recession and it is possible possible that we could not afford to relocate and build a trucking yard and shop elsewhere. elsewhere. Also, the 11 or 12 residents residents of Best Road who took this to the O.M.B. equals out to one employee and his family to one home owner. The cost of this in unemployment unemployment and welfare adds more hardship to the recession. recession. When this all started, I went to a councillor to see 1 about building a new house on my farm. At that time, this councillor contacted our town planner, Mr. Frank Wu for his expert advice. These are his words in writing: writing: "Rezoning application to allow expansion to existing use, plus the erection of one single family dwelling." I hired a lawyer and a surveyor and started this procedure. When we went to town council, this is when the town planner changed his mind, for whatever reason, and turned it down. Mr. Wu has cost me a lot of money. In 1973, when I pur- . chased this farm, I went to Clarke Council and they gave me their blessing and said I did not need to rezone. There are three residents on Best Road who were here in 1973. All the rest have built new homes or bought homes that were already here. The results of this could be a devastation for our trucking business and our employees. , Stewart Wood u p Bill Clarke adds dial the Town of Newcastle Newcastle has become an attractive attractive place in which to live and that it will take sharp minds and clever administrators administrators to cope with the growth which will occur. The candidate also believes believes that the municipality should look into the possibility possibility of some kind of public transportation. Although he doesn't see the need for any large-scale bus service, he does believe that an adequate public transportation system is needed. Mr. Clarke, a Clarke Township resident, has lived in this municipality for the past 18 years. Santa Arrives Nov. 16 Santa Claus is coming to town on Saturday, Nov. 16. The Santa Claus Parade will follow the same route as in previous years -- from Fire Calls Sept. 24 11:12: Regional Rd. #57 near Regional Rd. #20. Rescue, Rescue, vehicle extrication. 17:14: Townline Rd. &. Taunton Rd., rubbish fire, no dollar loss. 17:55: 247 King St. E„ ac-, cidental alarm. Sept. 25 05:13: Near East Townline Rd., assist Hope Township. Electrical distribution item fire response. Estimated damage: $25,000. 22:36: 53 Brown St., assist police. Sept. 26 10:30: 37 Broadlands Crcs., .first aid, assist police. 15:57: Hwy. #401, westbound, westbound, between Hwy. #115 and Bennett. Vehicle accident. Sept. 27 09:27: 6 Simpson Ave., detector detector activated. 19:01: Hwy. .#2 & Hwy. #57, power lines down, v 21:35: .5 Firwood Ave., chimney fire. Sept. 28 03:52: 60 Peter's Pike, Oro- no, unknown odor investigated. investigated. 07:02: Hwy. #401, westbound, westbound, near Waverley Rd., assist assist police. 11:01: 1711 Baseline Rd., detector activated. 11:26: 68 King St. E., Apt. #306, public service response. 15:03: 1 Silver St., smoke mistaken for fire. 18:10: 1402 Taunton Rd., grass fire, no dollar loss. 19:33: 25 Alderbrook Dr., chimney fire. Sept. 30 17:14: 69 Scugog St., vehicle vehicle fire, 20:29: Soper Creek Park, picnic table fire. 23:48: 57 Meams Ct., structure structure fire. Bowmanville Central Public School to Memorial Park. To comply with local regulations, regulations, the Santa Claus Parade Parade Committee must obtain a Road Occupancy Permit from the Public Works Department. Department. Town of Ncwcasdc Council Council voted in favor of the parade parade during Monday evening's evening's council meeting. Water Unsafe The Tyrone Spring water lias been proven to be "unsatisfactory" "unsatisfactory" for human consumption, consumption, said an official with the Durham Region Health Department. "Based on the last 12 samples samples of water taken at this spring, six have proven to be unsatisfactory," said R.J. Kyle in a letter to the Town of Newcastle Council. The matter was referred to the Director of Public Works to be considered with an upcoming upcoming report on the Tyrone Spring. Town Council learned of the latest tests at the spring during their meeting meeting on Monday-light. ProposapWould Protect Wetlands The public is being invited to comment on a proposed provincial policy to protect wetlands through the land- use planning process. The comments are being sought by the ministries of Municipal Municipal Affairs and Natural Resources. Resources. "From an ecological and economic perspective, wetlands wetlands are important because they help sustain fish and wildlife," said Natural Resources Resources Minister Bud Wild- man. A copy of the policy statement statement is available at the Town of Newcastle Clerk's Department. Department. Last week, the Bowmanville Optimist Club, meeting meeting at the Lions Centre, installed their new executive for 1991-92, pictured above. They are, front row, 1-r, Lloyd Legate, Youth Appreciation Chairman; Clare Howse, Past President; Ray McKenna of Oshawa, L. Police Report A representative of Fisher and Goldsbie, located at 57 Meams Ave., Bowmanville, reported finding a fire at the rear of the business on Oct. 1. The fire department was called to extinguish the blaze. Damage was estimated at $3,500. Governor; Jim Wintonyk, President; Dave Kemp, Treasurer; back row, Peter Sutherland, Vice President; President; Directors, Ron Bull, Brian Cascagnette, Jeff Peirce, Jan Janack, Gary Bennett, Perry Howse; absent, absent, Sam Ivanoff, Vice President. On Sept. 30, a Loscombe Drive, Bowmanville, resident found a spring gun pistol in the Bowmanville Creek area. On Sept. 30, a representative representative will) die Town of Newcastle Newcastle reported responding to a call in Soper Creek. Unknown Unknown persons had used newspapers to set a picnic table table on fire. On Sept. 30, a Bloor Street E., Courlice, resident reported that unknown suspects suspects damaged his mailbox. On Sept. 30, the Town of Newcastle Library located in Orono at 127 Church St., was entered. Durham Regional Police reported diat a small amount of change was taken in the break and enter. On Sept. 30, a representative representative of the Memorial Park Association Association reported that some- ar )f# Pet of the Week Do you have a dog-house for Rufus? This black and tan charmer is almost one-and-a-half years old. He is house-trained as .well as neutered neutered and would make someone an excellent pal. Animal Shelter 623-7651 Sponsored by: ONTARIO time over the weekend, unknown suspects smashed a window of the park clubhouse clubhouse and cut two wires. On Monday, Sept. 30, a Bowmanville resident reported reported that his vehicle was on fire while located on Scugog Street. Approximately $5,000 wordi of damage was caused by die fire. There were no in : juries. A Hartsficld Drive, Cour- ticc, resident reported on Sept. 30 dial her residence had been entered. She reported reported die theft of a diamond ring and two collectable dolls. On Sept. 29, a representative representative with the Northumberland Newcastle Board of Education Education reported that the windows windows on the south side of Bowmanville Senior Public School were smashed. An unknown unknown culprit then gained entry entry into die building. Roger Swan's Auto Centre, Centre, located on Highway 2, Bowmanville, was entered on Sept. 29, a representative of the business reported. The unknown suspect gained entry entry into the dealership and then die office. The culprit took a portable television. ■a I sikkens sikkens r Cetoi 1 SIKKENS To Protect the Natural Beauty of Your Exterior Wood Work Central Paint band Wallpaper 295 Ritson Rd. S. 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