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Page 2 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, October 8,1997 Heavyweight Champs Results from Orono Co-op Pumpkin Contest by Lorraine Manfredo Staff Writer The parking lot at the Orono Co-op looked like a giant pumpkin patch on Saturday, with gardeners from all over ClaringtOn arriving with potential prize winners in tow. The judging got underway at 12:30 with hopeful contestants contestants in both the children's and the adults' category surrounding surrounding the scale. A forklift was needed to get the heavier contestants onto the scale. The day's top trophy and $100 purse went to Dave Wyman of Courtice for his pale orange monster weighing 498 pounds. Dave, who was last year's champ too, grew the big beast in his his modest 12 foot by 14 foot suburban backyard. backyard. He actually had less space to grow his big pumpkins this year, he notes, because he reduced the size of the vegetable vegetable patch to make room for more flowers. Wyman had nothing but praise for the Orono Co-op's annual event. "This is great. The amount of enthusiasm and the amount of pumpkins here is better than at the world weight-off sites they have in the States" Don Hutton captured second place in the adult category category with his entry weighing in at 442 lbs. Ron Robinson's 293 pounder came third and Wayne and Rebecca Kennedy were close behind for a fourth place win with their 292 pound pumpkin. In the Children's category, Jason James and Jeff Middleton took the first place trophy plus $50 for their pumpkin, which tipped the scales at 228 pounds. CORRECTION NOTICE We wish to draw your attention to the following in our current "75 Years Anniversary Sale" flyer. Page 10. Varsol, TSP cleaners, thlnners, paint and varnish removers, 49-1005x. Copy reads: Save 11-25% Should read: Save up to 24% We sincerely regret any inconvenience we may have caused you. O J.P. cnote340-97 zones: all excl. 1. H 0 S T 1 A S K E R 1 S w A Y A T T A S P 0 K E L 1 M E 1 T E M s 1 N E w A L M A R E N E W 1 N G R E C T 0 R S R O E s E S 1 L K C A T D E T E S T E D F E L 0 N L E V E E R 0 E A P E D T 0 T E S M A N N T 1 E S A B E R T 1 P S Y S C R A P P E R B 0 X F E E S D U G G 0 T T H 1 R D S D E L A w A R E E A V E 1 T H 0 N G 1 1 B 1 S E V E s * E E S E C L 0 T M E S Hi V E S E s K E N S Answers to Saturday's Clarington/Courtice Independent Crossword Puzzle Help Save The Environment and SAVE PLASTIC NEWSPAPER SLEEVES Bring in 100 plastic Newspaper Sleeves from your Clarington/Courtice Independent, and you can place a classified advertisement for 1/2 Price Value up to $20.00. Limited to one coupon per customer. Hurry! Limited Time Offer The Bowmanville Canabtati ^tatesiman 62 King St. West 623-3303 Bowmanville. Don't Miss a Single Issue Catch all the news, sports and advertising that make up our community. Category 1 Sub. 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. $25 G.S.T. Total per year $1.75 $26.76 Category 2 Subscribers within Canada Category 3 Subscribers outside of Canada $30 $2.10 $32.10 $100 $7.00 $107.00 Subscription Order Form Name:-- Address:- , Téléphoné No.;. New Q 1 or „ 1 Renewal U I I Postal Code: Please pay by cheque, VISA, MasterCard, or money order, V1SA/MC Number: Expiry Date: ®jje lanainan Statesman P.0, Box 190,62 King Street West, Bowmanville, Ontario, LI C 3K9 Second Class Mail Permit No. 1561 Former 16 Division Inspector Becomes Durham's Deputy Chief Durham Regional Police Services 16 Division Inspector Ross Smith (left) talks with Jim Adams, the former Inspector at 16 Divison, in Bowmanville, prior to ceremonies installing Adams as the new Deputy Chief of Police for Durham. The ceremony look place on Friday morning, Oct. 3, outside 17 Division in Oshawa. The new Deputy and Chief Kevin McAlpine were both sworn in by Judge Edmundson. Lakefront Plans Delayed to Oct. 14 From page 1 of the Clarington Official Plan you had recently adopted," lie staled. Duncan asked that Council look at their past actions before allowing Kaitlin further development on the south side of the same coastal road. To do so, would mean that the Council has ignored the Planning Department and the local residents, he said. "To discount all these factors in favour of a developer developer would indeed be a sad day for all of Clarington and is completely beyond understanding," lie observed. Other residents advising Council of their concerns and objections were Noel Gordon and Jack Eilbcck. Gordon said he does not understand why the Kaitlin Group would want to put in a hotel that will have more rooms in it than "the Flying Dutchman and Oshawa's Holiday Inn combined." Eilbcck told councillors there arc concerns over noise levels already coming from the marina. Over a couple of weekends during the summer, residents,as far away as Mill and Metcalf Streets were aware of the noise, he said. Mayor Hamre replied that she had heard about the noise from one local resident resident prior to mid-August and then from others later. Courtice Gets Bus Transit She added that Kaitlin lias been put on notice, "cither you obey the noise by-law or you will be charged." After voting for the reconsideration, the councillors councillors went behind closed doors lo talk with their solicitor regarding the move. Residents wishing to speak as delegations at next Tuesday's meeting have until noon today, Oct. 8, to advise the municipal clerk of their intentions. Wilmot Creek Golf Course From page 1 future Wilmot Creek Community residents two golf courses." Wilmot Creek resident Fred Ufton told Clarington councillors he is concerned over the possibility that the golf course he lives beside could be phased out and replaced with homes. He noted he paid a premium premium on his home because of its location. "I bought at Wilmot Creek and paid $10,000 to be next to the golf course," stated Ufton. Now, Ufton fears that an application by the owners to put in a nine-hole golf course on property previously previously owned by Ontario Hydro will mean that infilling infilling will take place around his property. The golf course would not be open to the public, but only to the residents of the retirement community, Rice said. The rezoning request has been referred to municipal staff for review. Regional Police Briefs Sunday, Oct. 5 Theft/fraud -- A 55- year-old Bowmanville man reported someone had taken his wife's credit card and used it. The suspect has been identified as a person known to the family. Saturday, Oct. 4 Driver Recovering -- A 33-year-old Hooper Square resident was driving his vehicle when it left the road and struck a tree. Emergency crews from the fire department cut the man free from the vehicle. He was taken to Oshawa General Hospital. As of Sunday, Oct. 5, the man was no longer on the hospital's critical list. From page 1 Also, it is envisioned that the transit system will provide transportation to the Courtice Secondary School and to the newly-completed Courtice Community ; UMIPLEX ODEON , , BOWMANVILLE MOfOûv io wrw MAT I N E E S 00 - 11 MAI If 41 I :, S^50 STILL 1 /2 PRICE TUESDAY-ONLY 2 S SHOWTIMES IffICTIVI OCT. 10 OCT. 16 1997 Air Force One (AA| Fri. ■ tburi, 7:20,9:50 (DTS DtGITAl) Seven Yeon In Tibet |PG) Fri. • Tim. 7:00, 9:40; Sot. - Sun. Mol. 1:15,4:00 |DOlSY STEREO) Tbe Peorenwlter (M) Fri. • Thun. 7:15,9:45; Sot. • Sun. Mol. 1:10,3:45 IDOIBV DIGITAL) the Edge (AA) Fri. • Thun. 7:05,9:35; Sol. • Sun. Md. 1:20,3:45 (DOLBY DIGITAL) The Gome (AA) Fri. • Thun. 7:15,9:50; Sol. •Sun. Mol. 1:25,4:05 (DOIBY DIGITAL) Men in Block (PG) Fri. • Thun. 7:45,9:50; Sd.-Sun. Mol. 1:15,3:25 (DIS DIGITAL) Moil Wonted (AA) Fri. • Thun. 7:35,9:45; Sol. • Sun. Mol. 2:00,4:10 (DOIBY DIGITAL) l.A Confident™) (AA) 'Mon. • Thun. 7:20, 9:50 (DOLBY DIGITAl) Kill ifie Girts (AA) Fri. • Thun. 7:00,9:40; Sol. • Sun. Mol. 1:00,3:35 (DOLBY DIGITAl) In & Oui (PG) Fri. • Ihvn. 7:20,9:30; Sol. • Sun. Mol. 1:30,3:40 (DOIBY DIGITAL) Rocket Mon |F) Fri. • Thun. 7:25,9:30; Sol. • Sun. Mol. 12:45,3:00,5:05 (DOIBY DIGITAL) ** DOUBLE BILL ** Hercule» (F)/George of the Jungle (PG) (DOLBY DIGITAL) Sol. • Sun. Hercules 1:00 George 3:05 Complex. ' Mayor Diane Hamre says this .service will help students attending Durham College. "I know I have received many calls from parents wanting to get their kids to the college," she said. 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