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Ribbon Cutting Officially Opens New Travel Agency at Vanstone Mill The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, Wednesday, September 23,1992 11 'v Regional Police Report --, _ Monday, Sept. 21: complainant's vehicle while the car the victim of unknown persons who , , E ,( 0V ' , ^ a ] e J-°i 1 H nunlt y C c ^n- was parked in the owner's driveway. damaged two windows on the west c located at 2226 Golf Course Road, The Roy Nichols Chev Olds deal- side of the school. Damage was esti- was hit by vandals. The unknown sus- ership located at 2728 Courticc Road mated at $300. pccts smashed a window. a , reported the theft of eight wheels and A 6th Concession Road resident s a i{, minum rims . T he wheels were re- home was entered by an unknown per- moved from thc vehicles, leaving the son who took jewelry and money. The vehiclcs ; n thc dirt . Value of the tires value of the m'ssmg items was csti- and rims is estimated at $5,000. SS™ , n There was a break and enter at a ; , 1 , Crescent, Courtice, res- res j dcncc on pinedale Crescent, Cour- Lrnv/Z h n ^°r^ SOn „ tice - The culprit broke a rear basement ass s imo ,h= ho " a - 1 through^ a rear basement window by A Centreficld Drive, Courtice, resi- forcing it open. A Reid Road, Ncwtonville, resident's resident's home was broken into and a quantity of jewelry was taken. Sunday, Sept. 20 An unknown suspect entered a dent reported that an unknown person stole a purse from a residence. The owner suspects a door-to-door salesman. salesman. The victim reported the incident on Saturday, but the incident took on Taunton Road and Solina Road, removing removing $75 worth of food items. A Faircomb Court, Courtice, resident resident reported that while he and his wife were out walking their dog, the dog was attacked by a pit bull. A Maynard Road resident found a .22 calibre rifle on Maynard Road south of the Eighth Concession. A man has been arrested for grabbing grabbing his wife and attempting to throw her down a set of stairs. The incident was witnessed by a 14-year-old son. A Sixth Concession, Bowmanville, Bowmanville has a new Travel Centre located at the Vanstone Mill Shops at King and Scugog ^ S1( i cn j '" c P° n ° d an ™ kn . 0 ^ n P cr " Streets. Friends and well-wishers joined Gordon Linkletter (extreme left), and Elizabeth Belanger- sengcr sidcof Ms vehicle between To Linkletter (second from right), in a ceremonial ribbon cutting on Friday, September 18th, to open Bless- p . m and l a.m. while at the Bowman- ings Travel Centre. From left to right are: Gordon Linkletter, Keith Swan; Councillor John O'Toole; ville Recreation Complex. Damage are estimated at $500. A Liberty Street North resident reported reported his house being entered and several items being stolen. An unknown suspect threw a rock through a Sandringham Drive resident's resident's front window and damaged her van parked underneath the window. Concession Road resXi's chip tmek place ^^fsepi. 18 Courtice Secondary School was Make bedtime story time. ABC CANADA THE FOUNDATION TO PROMOTE LITERACY IN CANADA. Distribution of this message was made possible by the Canadian Advertising Foundation. ,-w> ■< <,$;< ;. Theo Pypker; Elizabeth Belanger-Linkletter; her granddaughter, Courtney; and Gerrard Gervais. United Way Sets Goal of $3,124,717 by Laura J^Richards ^Thefunds raised by the Newcastle the country's economic situation. United Way Campaign supporters are fn targeting $3,124,717 as their goal-for 1 A LtaTnf in " Wc live in ^ number one.coun- 1992. a varict y of stations. A total of 40 try in the world . We have a good stan . With "Investing in Canadians" as NpwràtL wilM^n Jfft' rhZ I w* dard of living 311(1 our economy isn't this year's campaign slogan, United W1 fU from th U t " that bad, despite the last hiccup wc ex- Way supporters kickcd-off the cam- t perienced. paign on Wednesday morning, Sept. vL™ tW mlr " We ^ the people who will help 16 at a breakfast meeting in Oshawa. ,* p [ 8 8 p . syst ® m * at wer " make it better for others," Mr. Souch Once the meeting began, Jim en t there prior to huge lay-offs and said. Souch, the General Campaign Manager, Manager, asked citizens within thc three municipalities municipalities to add to the United Way coffers. "We want this to be thc 60-day wonder." 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