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Page 14 The Claringlon/Courticc Independent, Bowmanville, Saturday, October 4,1997 Police Report Boy Warned-- Police have cautioned a 13-ycar- old boy at M. J. Hobbs Senior Public School after a schoolyard incident on September 22 in which another boy % was grabbed and squeezecl around the throat. Grocery Bandit Thwarted -- Staff at the A&P in the Bowmanville Mall chased away a man attempting to steal $800 worth of groceries on September 23. The would- be thief was posing as a product sales representative. representative. After filling his cart, he left the store only to return later to put the merchandise merchandise in cardboard boxes. When approached by the store security, he fled and was not apprehended. apprehended. Marijuana Seized -- On September 24th, a 16 Division police officer on a routine patrol seized for destruction 17 grams (or approximately one half ounce) of marijuana found in a car parked at St. Francis of Assisi elementary elementary school in Newcastle. Blackout Driver -- Power was knocked out in the Rcnwick Road area in Courtice on September 25, around 2:30 a.m., after a driver hit a hydro outlet and failed to remain at the scene. A man was later stopped by police and arrested for being impaired with twice the legal limit of alcohol. More School Durham College Professor Appointed To ACCC Durham College professor professor Judy Spring has been elected to sit on the committee of the ACCC (Association of Canadian ; , Community .^Colleges);,:' She was appointed for a two year period by delegates delegates representing 25 community colleges in Ontario, at the ACCC National Conference on June 2, 1997. At the annual : conference conference where she ran for the position, Ms. Spring was one of the presenters of a workshop called "The Unique Career Networking Workshop". It was one of four that Durham College had set up and its purpose was to' help increase job opportunities opportunities for students. Ms. Spring is the Association's representative representative for Ontario, and is the only Durham College member on the board. She also holds the position of the Ontario faculty representative representative for IPAC (International Program Advisory Committee). For 12 years Ms. Spring has been a Durham College faculty member. She teaches Legal Administration, and also organizes work placements placements for 150 students in the program. In the local community, she is an Oshawa City councillor representing the West Ward. It's 'Thyme" To Learn About Herbs Herbs in History - Medicine and Magic, Food and Fragrance explores the many ways that herbs have been used both in the past and the present. This workshop takes place on Saturday, October 4 from 10:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. at the Oshawa Sydenham Museum, Lakevicw Park in Oshawa. The Ontario Historical Society and the Oshawa Historical Society arc cosponsoring cosponsoring this workshop where you can learn how to plant, grow, harvest, preserve and use herbs in food, beverages and as gifts. ■ For further information and to register, please contact: contact: Catherine Molloy, Oshawa Sydenham Museum, 436-7624, Vandalism -- Newcastle Public School was targeted targeted by vandals sometime over the September 19-21 weekend. Beer bottles were found smashed in the parking lot and trees and a fence were damaged. The repair bill is expected to be $700'. Guns Seized -- Police were called out to a home near Orono on September 26th around 7:30 p.m. after a report of a woman pointing a firearm. Upon arrival, they found that a 16-year-old girl had pointed pointed a shotgun at a 29-ycar- old male acquaintance during a dispute. Several guns and ammunition were seized from the residence residence and a second male resident was arrested for unsafe firearm storage. Abandoned Home B&E -- Two youths were caught trying to break into an abandoned house located located on Baseline Road in Courtice. Mailbox bashing -- A Lamb's ' Road resident filed a mischief report on September 28th, stating that someone had damaged damaged his mailbox with a tire iron. Police have a suspect suspect and are investigating. Take Your Kids To Work on November 5 Employees with the Municipality of Clarington are being encouraged to participate participate in the annual Take Our Kids to Work Day on Wednesday, Nov. 5. During the council meeting on Monday night, Sept. 29, councillors councillors voted to send department heads a copy of correspondence correspondence stating how people can become involved in the project. project. The correspondence correspondence from The Learning Partnership based in Toronto suggests suggests employees be encouraged to "bring their Grade 9 children, children, relatives, and neighbours to work." The letter suggests putting together a Take Our Kids to Work organizing committee. To find out more about day, call (416) 204-4478. Watch Blow Out i Sale SAVE 40% off ou ir Line Entire •citizen. Watch . \ ;if;f l yv,, Hooper's Jewellers 1 "Your Family Jewellers Since 1945" 39 King Street West, Bowmanville 623-574 STORE HOURS: ©j.p. - 1 Mon. - Wed. 9 - 6; Thurs. 9 - 8; Fri. 9 - 9; Sat. 9-5 Ltd. Use our convenient j Layaway in time for Christmas! ACCOUNTANCY HOBB.BAKKER BERGIN HILL Chartered Accountants Peter A. Hobb, C.A. Wilmar J. Bakker, C.A. Ian F. Bergin, C.A Thomas F.G. Hill C.A. 118 King St. E., Bowmanville 623-9461 • STEPHEN J. SUTHERLAND Chartered Accountant 13 John Street West Oshawa, Ontario L1H1W8 721-8600 N.L. WOODHOUSE & ASSOC. Certified General Accountant Training on NewViews and ACCPAC Simply Accounting Installations and Support 8 Holgate Gres., Bowmanville 623-9650 LAING & McHARDY CHARTERED ■ ACCOUNTANTS Michael D. Laing, c.a. Stephen J. McHardy, b.a., c.a. Jeffrey L. 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