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8 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanvillc, Wednesday, September 7,1994 Clarington Day Balloons at the Ex by Dr. Ted Kilpatrick, Dr. Wendy Korver and Dr. Michele Guerin Outdoor Farm Show Crime Stoppers "and the Durham Regional Police are asking for the Public's help in solving a Break Enter Enter and Theft which occurred in Pickering Pickering on Friday, July 22nd. At 2:40 a.m. the Durham Regional Police were dispatched to Lick's Restaurant 1163 Kingston Road for an alarm call. Upon arrival the officers found the rear door on the south side of the business ajar. Found inside were two crowbars that were used to pry open the door. Once inside the suspects smashed an office door window to gain access to the company's safe. The safe was opened and a quantity of cash, gift certificates', and coupons were stolen. Drops of blood were found at the scene, indicating that one of the suspects had been injured. Anyone with information on the identity of the suspects responsible for this Break Enter and Theft is asked to call Crime Stoppers. The police police service needs the public to become become involved in Crime prevention and by phoning Crime Stoppers you can assist. As a caller you won't be asked to identify yourself or have to go to Court. If an arrest is made as a result of your tip then you qualify for a cash reward of up to S1000. The Durham Regional Crime Stoppers phone number is: 436-8477 that's 436-TIPS Sergeant Grant Arnold is the coordinator coordinator with the C.S. Program and writes this article to help combat crime. by Ted Denny Cowan Pontiac-Buick Tips on Driving in Fog... If you get caught in a fog, turn your headlights on low beam, even in daytime. You'll sec - and be seen - belter. Don't use your high beams. The light will bounce off the water droplets that make up the fog and reflect back at you. Use your defogger. In high humidity, even a light buildup of moisture on the inside of the glass will cut down on your already limited visibility. Run your windshield wipers and washer occasionally. Moisture will build up on the outside of the glass and what seems to be a fog will actually be moisture on the outside of your windshield. Treat dense fog as. an emergency. Try to find a place to pull off the road. Of course you want to respect another's property. But you might need to put something between you and the moving vehicles - space, trees, telephone poles, a private driveway, anything that removes you from other traffic. If visibility is near zero, and you must stop but arc unsure whether you are away from the road, turn your lights on, start your hazard warning flashers, and sound your horn when you hear approaching traffic. Pass other vehicles in a fog only if you can sec far enough ahead to pass safely. Even then, be prepared to delay your pass if you suspect the fog is worse ahead. 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They will be on sale sometime in December and will be available through the town hall, Animal Control, as well as several other locations. A full list of areas where you can purchase yor tags usually appears in the local newspaper. No animal is to run free off the owner's property. Norm Clark of Clarington's Public Works Department was busy working on blowing up balloons near the CNE's Centennial Square Feature Stage during Clarington Day at the CNE on Aug. 31. Info Needed to Solve Break and Enter No animal is to run lree oil of the owner's property. That is to say dogs should be leashed, however, there arc no strict leash laws in effect for cats though they arc not supposed to roam freely. This not only protects your neighbours garden but also helps to protect your pet from harmful injury, even death. Clarington has an exotic animal bylaw which prohibits the owning of exotic animals. It is also illegal for anyone to own any native animal eg., raccoons, hawks etc. without a special special permit from the Ministry of Natural Natural Resources. Olde Fashioned Fun at Scugog Shores Museum The Scugog Shores Museum is inviting inviting families to come out for some old fashioned fun on Saturday, September September 17 and Sunday, September 18 as they compete in events such as apple-peeling, apple-peeling, sack racing and a scarecrow scarecrow making contest. All participants will receive gifts, and one family will be declared fire winner each day. Any combination of adults and children numbering five qualify to register for the special price of only $6 which includes includes admission to the museum and the special events planned for that day. Please register your team by Wednesday, September 14,1994. This year's Harvest Fest promises to be bigger and better than ever! For the first year we arc offering a country country harvest lunch special for only $5 which includes home-made stew, cabbage rolls, bread and butter, pumpkin pie and fresh apple cider. This delicious meal can be enjoyed in the historic setting of our restored 1860's church and tea room. Also for the avid baker, a pie baking contest will be held on Sunday, September 18. Prizes will be awarded for the best apple and pumpkin pies. Please call 985-3940 for more information. Other events planned for the weekend include: a celebrity cow milking contest featuring prominent local figures and politicians, quilting displays, blacksmithing, broom making, making, com husk dolls, pic auction, bake sale and farmers market. Admission to Fall Harvest is $3.50 for adults, $2.00 for seniors and students, children 12 and under arc free. The museum is located on Island Road, 1/2 mile north of 7A, 1 mile cast of Port Perry. WATSON FARMS Applefest Days Sept. 18, Sept. 25, Oct. 2 There is a noise bylaw which states that any barking or whining that is persistent may allow complaints complaints to be lodged against the owner owner of the offending animal. There is an $80.00 fine for the first offence. There is another bylaw which restricts restricts the number of animals of one species per household to three. This means you may keep a maximum of 3 dogs and 3 cats without having a special license. Farms arc not strictly enforced, but dog licensing after 3 of a species is expensive. The third dog cost is $30.00 and each dog thereafter is $50.00. Owners of aggressive dogs should be aware they arc liable for injury claims as a result of the actions of their pet. Any aggressive dog should be muzzled in public. Warning signs such as "Beware of Dog" are not sufficient sufficient to prevent litigation. These laws arc in place to protect you, your neighbours and your pets. The Municipality of Clarington bylaw bylaw department can give you a full listing of these bylaws, or you can contact the Animal Control depart- . ment at 623-7651 for more information. information. Irish Rovers in Oshawa During 30th Anniversary The Irish Rovers come rollin' to the Oshawa Civic Auditorium on September 10th for a Double Kick- Off - their first stop on their 30th Anniversary Anniversary Canadian Tour and the beginning beginning of the United Way's 1994 Fundraising Campaign. Part of the proceeds from the ticket sales will be donated to the United Way. Guests of All Ages can revitalize the Good 01' Party spirit with universal universal tunes like "Wasn't That A Party" and "The Unicom". 'Cuz It's Gonna Be A Party will begin with a Matinee Show featuring THE GOODS (formerly known as the Good Brothers) at 4:00 p.m. performing performing popular hits like "Fox On the Run" and, more recently, "She Told Me So." The party will continue with DOWNCHILD BLUES BAND, MORE GRAVY, MEAT & POTATOES POTATOES and other performers to exuberate exuberate lots of rollicking good-time fun,. The concert doors will open at 3:00 p.m. and the shows will roll onward onward to 1:00 a.m. to complete a 'jovial' 'jovial' day of dance and entertainment. Win ■ the Shamrock Hunt and meet The Irish Rovers backstage at the Civic Auditorium. Support the United Way by partying partying with the Irish Rovers - it will be a concert Oshawa will never forget. Admission is $17 advance and $20 at the door. Tickets may be purchase purchase now at Upstream Events & Entertainment Entertainment located at 18 1/2 King St. E., Oshawa; also at the Civic Auditorium Auditorium Box Office (728-5162) and all TICKETMASTER Outlets (416) 870-8000. In a few short weeks, what is now a quiet field of turfgrass and crop plots near Burford, Ontario will be the home of the new Outdoor Farm Show - Canada's first ever permanent outdoor agri-business showcase. Common Sense Fence of Ncwton- ville will be on hand as one of over 300 exhibitors. From computerized bookkeeping to biotechnology, farmers arc always on the lookout for new ideas that can make them more productive and profitable. profitable. That's the whole idea behind the Outdoor Farm Show. Drawing exhibitors from across North America, the Outdoor Farm Show will bring fanners together with them showcasting the latest agricultural agricultural practices and equipment they . have to offer. The show, permanently located at the Shur-Gain Research Farm, is demonstration-oriented. Not only will it feature special areas where exhibitors exhibitors will be showing their equipment equipment in action, the "Ride and Drive" program will allow farmers to test drive the equipment without ever leaving the "showroom". . As well, the 400-acre site will be scattered with demonstration plots of various crops and the 50-acrc Agri- Business Park will be home to exhibitors exhibitors featuring products ranging from livestock to potato harvesters to fencing fencing supplies. The Outdoor Farm Show runs September 13, 14 and 15, 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Admission is $10 per adult, under 16js free. Parking, daycare daycare and peanuts are available free on site. For more infonnation, call 1- 800-563-5441. Pet of the Week Bewdley desperately needs a home. The Bouvier and Wolfhound Wolfhound mix is a big dog with a big heart hoping for a fair-sized yard. Approximately one year old, this good-natured male still loves to run around and play. Bewdley also has a huge bark and would make an ideal guard. Animal Shelter 623-7651 Sponsored by: MUNICIPALITY OF Cjlarington ONTARIO VISIT OUI i FARM MARKET • Sweet Corn • Tomatoes • Apples plus other fruits and vegetables. Market Hours: 9:30 - 6 dally SMALL TREES-NO LADDERS >•*' * n.FU, BOWMANVILLE 2287 Hwy. 2 (just west of Bowmanvillc) oj> >QUAUrr FARM Misti MJUUCt \Ne're on our way to the Durham Central Orono Fairgrounds, Sept. 8-11/94 COME AND JOIN US FOR ALL THE FUN!!! THURSDAY • Hell Drivers Show • Ambassador of the Fair Pageant • Holstein Show • Farmers' Olympics FRIDAY (CHILDREN'S DAY) • School Parade • Floats, Decorated Bikes • Games, Contests, Tug of War • School Talent Contest • 4M Sheep Club • Wether Lamb Show • 41i Dairy Club Day • Durham Dairy Education Program • Poultry Judging • Steer and Lamb Auction • Cake Auction • Demolition Derby • Old Time Fiddlers' Contest SATURDAY • Heavy Horse Show • Saddle Horse Show • American Saddlebred Show • Beef Cattle'Show • Parade • 6th Annual Car Show • Horseshoe Tournament • Remote Control Pulls • Talent Show with the Mundell Family • "Battle of the Bands" • Fair Dance - "Chaser" SUNDAY • Hunter Show • Poultry, Rabbit and Sheep Show • Remote Control Car Races • Gospel Sing • Harness Racing (sponsored by Big Brothers) • Pet Show • Country and Western Jamboree EVERY DAY: Antique Tractor Show and Demonstration, Puffy Ihc Clown, The Mane Attraction Petting Zoo, Piglet Races, Midway, Agricultural Displays: Floweis, Ncedlecraft, Baking, Junior Exhibits, Art, Photography, the Women's Institute Display, and Commercial Exhibits. ©