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-The Week in Review- The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, Wednesday, October 16,1991 3 Ribbon Cutting Opens Ann Cowman Headquarters Bowmanville Pair Wins Dude Hills Crib Tournament Tomlinson Seeks Seat For more than 30 years, Dude Hills and his wife Dori of Port Hope have sponsored an annual cribbage tournament at Branch 178 Royal Canadian Legion, Bowmanville. They held another one on Saturday, Oct. 12th, with 40 teams competing, 20 from Bowman- Durham Reg. Police Report ville and 20 from other branches. Art and Nyhl Shell Shell an won the trophy and the next five winners wére also from Bowmanville. The Sheehans are pictured here, with Sports Officer Emmerson Jones, left, and sponsor Dude Hills at right. On Oct. 14, a Holt Road, Bowmanville, man reported that his vehicle had been stolen stolen from his driveway. The license license plate number is VAY 889. There are no suspects at this time. *** On Oct. 14, a Foxhunt Trail, Courtice, man reported the theft of a 1985 Chrysler New Yorker from driveway. The plate number on the vehicle vehicle is XOO 284. *** On Oct. 13, a Toronto Street, Newcastle, resident reported reported the theft of a bicycle to the Durham Regional Police. Police. *** On Oct. 12, a Forxhunt Trail, Courtice, resident reported reported minimal damage caused to a house by an unknown unknown suspect. The culprit pulled the complainant's flowers out of the ground and threw them and rocks against the windows. *** A Darlington Boulevard, Courtice, resident reported his residence had been broken broken into and that a number of articles had been taken on Oct. 11. Candidate Submits Name For Sep. School Trustee sikkens Translucent Interior Finishes Cetol TS Interior Satin Cetol TS Interior Gloss Central Paint and Wallpaper 295 Ritson Rd. S Oshawa 434-3939 Joe Jeronimo will be seeking seeking election this fall as a separate separate school board trustee. Mr. Jeronimo, a Bowmanville Bowmanville resident, is president of the St. Stephen's Elementary School CPTA. "I certainly have some concerns that my kids get a good, Catholic education," education," he said. He sees maintaining the Catholic qualities of the school system as a major issue. issue. But, the candidate adds that the quality of education and the wise use of tax dollars dollars are other important issues. issues. He says that trustees must use lax dollars efficiently, efficiently, yet still provide the quality quality education which children require. "Kids arc the future," Mr. Jeronimo said. He also believes it's important important dial Catholic schools practice what they preach. And that means that Mr. Jeronimo Jeronimo believes in the value of Catholic teachers in the school system. Joe Jeronimo is married, with a daughter in ' grade four and a son in grade one. He is Broker/Manager with the Bowmanville office of W. Frank Real Estate. He is a member of the professional professional standards committee with the real estate board and a member of the discipline and systems committees. In addition to serving on the CPTA at St. Stephen's, he is active in the Knights of Columbus. His community involvement also includes Scouting. He is a leader in a Bowmanville Beaver Colony. Orono resident, Bill Tomlinson Tomlinson is running for election to the position of Ward Three local councillor. Mr. Tomlinson lists landfill landfill sites and the impact of Highway 407 on the future of the community as two of his major concerns. He also notes that rezoning rezoning proposals which "pit neighbour against neighbour" are another major challenge. "There's got to be a better way of handling it," he says. Mr. Tomlinson believes that there is a lack of some services in Ward Three, especially especially sanitary sewers in Orono Orono and sports facilities in several several parts of the ward. Mr. Tomlinson is working towards towards extension of sewer services services to Orono through serving serving on a committee lobbying for the improved services. In addition, he believes that the town could benefit by cooperative cooperative arrangements in which it worked with groups who own existing sports facilities facilities to improve upon them. The Ward Three candidate secs certain opportunities in the near future. One of these is the conversion of areas of the town currently served by Ontario Hydro to a municipally-owned municipally-owned hydro system. He believes this move would lower the town's hydro rates. Mr. Tomlinson also says that whatever arrangements are made to upgrade local transit should include routes which would benefit the eastern eastern areas of the Town of Newcastle. He says the provincial provincial government's promise to improve transportation between between Peterborough and Toronto Toronto can benefit his ward if the transit routes include stops within Ward Three. Bom and raised in . the Town of Newcastle, Mr. Tomlinson is a graduate of Kemptville Agriculture College. College. He is a director of Durham Farmers Co-operative and a member of the Durham Central Central Agricultural Society (Orono Fair Board.) Mr. Tomlinson is a member member of the Ganaraska Forest Users' committee] and a past warden and active member of his church. V' Last week, mayoralty candidate Ann Cowman presided presided at the official opening of her campaign office at 108 King St. E. in Bowmanville. The office is now open and operational during the hours of 1 to 7 p.m. If you have any questions or require assistance, drop in or call tnese phone numbers, 697-1414 or 697- 1415. Concern Over Archery Range A residential area is not the place for someone to set up a target practice or an instructional area for bow and arrow users or potential buyers, a Newcastle Newcastle Village resident told councillors Tuesday night. Currently, projectiles are lumped in with the firearms by-law, Susan Funston said at a meeting of Newcastle Council. "I am appealing to you ...Do something," the Beaver Beaver St. resident said. Originally, her neighbor began as a supplier of bows and arrows and then expanded to instruction. The police, she said, told her that: "You have a potentially dangerous situation situation there." Ms Funston was told the council would deal with this matter. By-law ' 91-188 was passed by council Tuesday night. It states, in part, that "No person shall discharge any weapon in the Municipality Municipality within 100 metres of a residentially zoned lot or road allowances." Within this by-law, weapons include "guns or other firearms, air-guns, spring-guns, cross-bows, long bows or any class or type thereof." > Announcement DR. KARL VERMEULEN Dentist Our office is now located in THE LIBERTY HEALTH CENTRE 60 Liberty Street South, Bowmanville Telephone 623-7100 Joe Jeronimo Joyce McGuire Chairperson ol The Board 'J Peter Roach //* Director ot Kw Education Peterborough Victoria Nonhurrt>eriand and Newcastle Roman Catholic Separate School Board The Official Opening and Blessing of MOTHER TERESA ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 78 Glenabbey Road Courtice, Ontario Sunday, October 20,1991 2:30-4:00 p.m. Theme: 'GROWING TOGETHER - GOD LOVES US ALL' Fire Department Report Uct. 10 12:01: Saunders Ave., power power lines down, public hazard 13:32: 7 King St. E., unknown unknown odor investigated 15:40: 19 Mossgrovc Crt., gasoline leak, public hazard 20:36: 68 King St. E„ Bow- manvillc, public service response response Oct. 11 03:55: 165 King St. E„ Newcastle, assist police 19:58: 28 Dunkin Ave., Courtice, unknown odor investigated investigated Oct. 12 05:07: Regional ■ Rd. #19, west of Townline Rd., vehicle accident, no fire 10:28: 1711 Baseline Rd., rubbish fire, no dollar loss 12:12: Concession St. E. & Mcarns Ave., grass fire, no dollar loss 12:54: 3979 Highway #/2, cooking equipment, grease fire Oct. 13 02:01: 26 Elgin St., Bow- manvillc, alarm, equipment malfunction 20:57: Regional Rd. ##20 & Clarke 10th, rescue, vehicle extrication extrication 23:11: Liberty St., malicious malicious false alarm 00:03: 4447 Concession Rd. ##4, (Clarke), unknown odor investigated investigated Oct. 14 Taunton Rd. & Courtice Rd., rescue, vehicle extrication Oct. 15 10:11: 1587 Ovens Rd., assist assist police 12:04: Nash Rd., assist police police VOTE AND ELECT BOB WILLSHER Announcement TRUSTEE, WARD III Northumberland and Newcastle Board of Education DR. JOHN BALENKO Dentist - .>- Our office is now located in \mm THE LIBERTY HEALTH CENTRE 60 Liberty Street South, mXÉÊ Bowmanville I • Experience • Commitment • Concern I Last on the Ballot - First with You in 1 Mind | Authorized by the C.F.O. for the Bob Willsher Campaign Telephone 623-7412 Announcement DR. JAMES STEVENSON Optometrist Our office is now located in THE LIBERTY HEALTH CENTRE 60 Liberty Street South, Bowmanville Telephone 623-6110 Working Locally To Serve You Better... Gord and Nancy Barnes 623-6860 Krystyna Jones 983-9782 Pat Lange 623-4026 Oshawa Courtice Bowmanville Newcastle Orono Newtonville and places in-between RMHKK Tel: 576-3111 80 Athol Street, Oshawa