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The Claringlon/Courticc Independent, Bowmanvillc, Saturday, May 30, 1998 Pace 3 74e *)euCefre*ule*t£ ^(ucntccc y*tcCefre*uCe*tt Produced weekly by James Publishing Company Limited Publishers of The Canadian Statesman P.O. Box 190,62 King St. W., Bowmanvillc, Ontario L1C 3K9 P.O. Box 2000,1712 Baseline West, Courtice, Ontario L1C 2S8 905-623-3303 Fax: 905-623-6161 Office Hours: Monday to Friday 9:00 a.m. until 5:00 p.m. Internet - statesman@ccna.org For 144 Years, Our First Concern Has Been Our Community Publisher - John M. James Assoc. Publisher - Rick James Plant Manager - Rick Patterson Ad. Manager - Brian G. Purdy Editor - Peter Parrott Production Supervisor - Ralph Rozema, Suzanne Bennett, Tim Bowers, Kevin Britton, Sharon Cole, Laurens Knldeway, Barb Patterson, Tyler Sellick, Jim Snoek, James Stephenson, Vance Sutherland, Jim Tuuramo Advertising Editorial Laverne Morrison Brad Kelly, Lorraine Manfredo, Laura J. Richards Office Supervisor - Angela Luscher, Junia Hodge, Grace McGregor, Nancy Pleasance-Sturman, Marilyn Rutherford, Libby Smithson Art in Bloom This picture on display at a recent meeting of the Orono Horticultural Society was made entirely of natural materials such as grasses, seeds, the heads of tiny flowers, and feathers. Even the frame -- made from locally grown bamboo -- is natural. The three women who created the picture arc (from left): Anne Anderson, Minnie Zegcrs and June Heard. The work took about 200 hours to complete and it captured a third prize at a meeting of District 17 Horticultural Societies in April. Noise Barriers Suggested for Mosport Noise levels at the Mosport Track were under discussion during Monday's meeting of a Clarington Council committee. committee. Ted Kilpatrick, of Leskard Rd„ told councillors councillors he would like to sec barriers similar to those yused .along, the Highway 401 corridor be placed so that the noise; volumes , from the oval track and new go-cart track arc low enough to enable local residents residents enjoy their homes. "If this is the right type of barrier, it could work," Kilpatrick says. During discussions by councillors over allowing Mosport an exemption from the noise by-law, it was decided that, an exemption would not be granted. %. Instead, Mosport will have to meet the requirements requirements of the by-law at the oval track. Clarington Council was told the racing season began May 9. And, when the municipality's consultant consultant monitored the sound levels, it was found that lf< (hb limits contained wfth- in the 'noise by-law were exceeded to the north and' west-of the track'." ....... b> r! r, t. ff/m Srmgs k@me fîke Æ&miS} c X - 0(0 Inglis CITATION Washers and Dryers team up fordean laundry, dependable results every load. Inglis CITATION is the ideal combination of quality and performance. tWoJvvtlw TnH WASHER $566 DRYER $395 O INGLIS Citation* Super Capacity Plus Washer Features: • DIRECT-DRIVE Transmission - Canada's #1 Wash System • XTRA TUMBLE+ ACTION Agitator for More Rollover of Clothes • Bleach and Fabric Softener Dispenser INGLIS Citation* Super Capacity Plus Dryer Features: • Super-Wide Opening Door - Reversible to either side • End-Of-Cycle Signal • Drum Light • EQUA-FLOW System for even neat distribution" • Also available in Gas really knows how to gel- thing mold mg ini vhe todienE RANGE $575 mm ' Ft| nmbRl REFRIGERATOR $755 ! lea®». LXJ|§tt. 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"It only takes a few individuals to do this." Officers were able to make arrests a short time after the incident because a licence plate number was seen. Charged arc two Oshawa residents and one Pickering man. A court date has been set for June 26. Approximately 2,000 drywallcrs belonging to the United Brotherhood of Carpenters-Dry wall Acoustic Local 675 have been on strike since May 1 over wages. Police say the Courtice construction site was the second vandalized that same day. Half an hour earlier, a Bayfield home under construction construction in Whitby suffered $6,000 in damages after a large number of individuals arrived on the scene and again ordered workers out. No one was injured in either incident. Clarington Council Briefs Building Permits Decline In April, 103 building permits were issued by the Municipality of Clarington. The permits were for construction valued at $8 million. This brings the 1998 year-to-date total to $24.6 million, which is $4.2 million less than last year's April 30th figure. Included in the statistics were: $7,828,375 in residential construction; $45,000 in commercial construction and $78,000 for other construction. Sign Needed for Cameron Spring An Eighth Cone. Rd. resident would like the municipality to ensure that the spring located on Cone. Rd. 8, east of Bethcsda Rd. has a proper sign. Robert Cameron told councillors at a meeting of Clarington Council Monday, May 27, "three weeks ago, someone wanted a souvenir and now the plaque is gone." He noted that in 1992 a plaque was placed there, but shortly shortly afterwards "it was targeted by vandalism." The spring should be signed and that sign should either be looked after by the local historical society or by the Department of Public Works, Cameron said. He added: "I'm willing to pay for replacing the sign one more time." The Visual Arts Centre of Clarington Kids at the Mill Summer Camps 623-5831 July 6 -10 Basic Painting and Drawing (Ages 7 -12) July 13 -17 Botany and Bugs (Ages 7 -12) July 20 - 24 Future Camp 1998 (Ages 7 -12) July 27 - 31 Construction Camp (Ages 7 -12) August 4 - 7 Young Uns (Ages 4-8) afternoons only August 10 -14 Potttery (Ages 7 -12) August 17 - 21 Colour and Song (Ages 4 - 8) August 24 - 28 Drama (Ages 8-12) Thank You Courtice! front The Lions Club of Courtice and Crown Amusements The following is a list of our draw prize winners plus a list of community partners who donated their time ana effort to help make our first major fund raising venture the "Courtice Lions Carnival" a success. Thank you Courtice! Our Draw Winners: Joe O'Hare, Renfrew - $500 Gord Petrie, Courtice - $300 Bonnie Martel, Newtonville - $300 Grocery Certificate Ron Warrilow, Lindsay - $200 Jacqueline Michaud, Bowmanville - Lawnmower Brian Mangrall - Moen Faucet James Baird, Courtice - Wayne Gretzky Hockey Stick Our Community Partners: Mayor Hamre and our Town Councillors - especially Councillor Jane Rowe, the Clarington Community Services Dept., the Courtice Complex staff, the Clarington Public Works Dept., the Clarington Fire Department & "Sparky", the Clarington Public Library & "Franklin", the Lions Club of Bowmanville, the Lions Club of Newcastle and the "Guide Dog Puppy Program", the Clarington Swim Club, Radio Station KX96, Blue Herron Cadets and Leaders, the Arc Youth Shelter, the Moen Corporation, Drew Chemical, the Durham CNIB, Clarington Animal Advisory Committee, the Courtice Teen Drop In Centre, Mother Teresa School, Monsignor Leo Cleary School, Loblaws (Bowmanville), Wayne Gretzky, the Canadian Diabetes Society, the Canadian Arthritis Society, Bryan Cottreau, Ron While and Lynn Lunt. 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