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2 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, Wednesday, May 27,1992 Week in Review More Than 700 Pancake Servings Dished Out by DBIA Hmmm-good! That was the judgement 15-montli-old Melissa Roach determined after sampling the fine vittles provided by the Bowmanville DBIA on Saturday morning. The golden pancakes dripping with sweet maple syrup really got Melissa going. Melissa was being fed by her mother Mary Ann Roach. How much did she like the pancakes and syrup? A lot, according to Ms Roach. "She ate most of mine." n *42 lye s 1YR. 2 YR. 3/4 YR. 5YR. G.I.C. WILLIS FINANCIAL 243 King St. E., Bowmanville Mall 623-6957 85 Kent St. W., Lindsay (705) 324-2572 Rates subject to change has a job to fit your lifestyle. $ TO BE MADE in Ladies' Fashions. Call Suzanne 987-3859 PUBLIC NOTICE CLOSURE OF CONCESSION STREET Please be advised that Concession Street from Lambs Road to Liberty Street will be closed to through traffic for a period of approximately 12 weeks commencing June 1/92. The closure is required to facilitate the reconstruction of Concession St. from Mann Street to approximately 50 metres west of Soper Creek Drive. Please Detour via Highway 2. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause. HARD-CO CONSTRUCTION LTD. Phone 668-2001 Don't Miss a Single Issue Catch all the news, sports and advertising that make up our community. Category 1 Subscribers who wish to pick up their own subscription at our offices after 11 a.m. Wednesday. You will be given a card to present each week when you pick up your Statesman. Category 2 Subscribers within the Town of ■ Newcastle, Category 3 Subscribers outside the Town of Newcastle in Canada, Sub. Delivery G.S.T. Total $20 $1.40 $21.40 $20 $5 $1.75 $26.75 $20 $25 $3.15 $48.15 |l I Subscription Order Form I Name: New Q j I Address: Renewal [.] I * Postal Code: Telephone No.: | Please pay.by.cheque, VISA, MasterCard,or money order. I VISA/MC Number: I Expiry Date:. fH toatott Statesman P.O. Box 190,62 King Street West, Bowmanville, Ontario, L1C3K9 Second Class Mail Permit No. 1561 Durham Régional Police Briefs On Monday, May 25, a Wilmot Trail, Newcastle, resident reported that she lost a brooch within the Bowmanville Bowmanville area. • ; An Edward Street resident reported' on May 25 that the trailer he had re-ü cently purchased had been delivered without' the marker attached. A break and enter was reportedtpn ^ May 25 from the Lacrosse Internat j6n j ' r , al business. The building had bcen'/efi-' 1 tered by way of a metal door whilh' had been pried open. It is unknown as to who entered the building. j • A Broadlands Crescent, Courtice, resident reported that his neighbor's pit bull was running loose and charged him, then growled and snarled. This incident occurred on Monday, May 25. A Lamb's Road resident reported on May 25, that an unknown person scratched her car door while it was parked at the A&P in Bowmanville. Estimated damage: $250. On May 24 a Kurve Inn Road, Newcastle, resident reported he observed observed what he thought to be an overturned overturned boat in Lake Ontario off Wilmot Wilmot Creek. A search was conducted, but nothing was found by the City of Oshawa Marine Rescue Unit. A Strathmanor Drive, Bowmanville, Bowmanville, resident's garage was entered over the weekend. The unknown person person or persons took a briefcase filled with files, a calculator, a computer, and Blue Jays tickets among other items. Nothing else was taken in the theft which happened on May 24. A Galbraith Court, Bowmanville, resident reports that while in Oshawa on May 23, her vehicle had been struck with a shopping cart. The incident incident happened at the Canadian Tire store at Wilson and Taunton Roads. On May 23, a Scarborough resident's resident's vehicle was damaged by a fire while at Middle and Taunton Road. Damage is estimated at $7,500. On May 23, a Lakeshorc Road resident resident received deep cuts to both knees after falling into a tilling machine he was operating. A Solina Road, Courtice, resident reported his house had been entered overnight on May 22. A few items had been taken from the garage. A King Street, Courtice, resident reports receiving obscene telephone calls on May 21. A Jackman Road resident reported on May 21 that her house had been burglarized. A suspect left a note with name, and next door neighbor had suspect's suspect's license plate number. The suspect suspect took a portable cassette player and four silver coins. A Hillhurst Crescent, Courtice, rcs : ident reported that someone scratched her 1991 Chcv. Cavalier while it was parked in her driveway. The woman suspects teenagers in her neighborhood. neighborhood. Damage was estimated at $500. The incident happened on May 21. Durham Regional Police suspect arson after a fire was reported in the rear yard of The Pines Senior Public School on May 20. Strawberry Festival Saturday, June 20th Sweet, red strawberries heaped on golden sponge cake smothered with real whipped cream will be served up by volunteers during the Bowmanville Downtown Improvement Area's Strawberry Festival on Saturday, June 20. This year a "country fair" theme will be featured. As one of the attractions, attractions, the DBIA is holding a strawberry strawberry pic baking contest. This event is to replace the Strawberry Strawberry Princess Pageant which was offered offered in previous years. The pics that remain following the contest are going to be sent to Stratha- ven and Mamwood Nursing Homes as a treat. "This is a hometown event," so everyone can be involved, Mr. Gilpin said. To make it more so, the Wilmot Creek Chorus will be providing entertainment entertainment akin to that found at fairs in the early part of the century, Mr. Gilpin Gilpin noted. The huge servings of strawberry shortcake with dollops of real whipped cream will be available for the hordes who arc able to complete passports provided by DBIA merchants. merchants. A bonus will be the viewing of a selection of vintage cars which will be on display during the Strawberry Festival Festival More details will bo available once they arc confirmed. Accord Reached for Non-Teaching Staff The Northumberland and Newcastle Newcastle Board of Education has approved approved a new contract with its nonteaching nonteaching staff. The custodial, maintenance and warehouse workers as well as educational educational assistants and cafeteria employees employees had their contracts ratified at the May 14 meeting of the public school board. Both groups will have a three per cent increase in the first year of a two-year agreement and a two per cent increase in the second year. The average hourly wage for both groups is currently at $14. The custodial contract expired on Nov. 28, 1991,. while the contract with the educational assistants ended ended Dec. 31,1991. There are about 217 members of CUPE Local 1206 and about 170 educational assistants with the Northumberland Newcastle Board of Education. EXAMPLE - It was a bit startling to turn on the television Monday night to discover what was going on at town council, only to see them all puffing and grunting through an energetic exercise period. Congratulations Congratulations arc in store for their Participaction endeavor and they've certainly set a fine example for Town of Newcastle citizens to follow today when they spend their 15 minutes of activity and phone 623- 3392 or 623-5728 to report. It's amazing how long 15 minutes is when you are doing some of those exercises. Maybe we should encourage councillors to start every council meeting with a warm up. It would certainly shorten the rest of the meeting, as long as die press didn't have to join in. 80TH BIRTHDAY - While we're talking about birthdays, we would would be remiss if we didn't congratulate the I.O.O.F. # 436 Lodge in Orono for reaching its 80th anniversary. Members and guests honored the occasion on Monday evening at their lodge rooms in the-village and from the size of the cake waiting to be consumed, it was going to be a great parly. They arc a proud group. Sorry we couldn't stay for the entertainment and cake. you deserve IT |( >\ Of »hi< (This Is A Time Limited Oiler) Stay At One Of Three Fabulous Resorts. The Choice Is Yours... 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