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The Canadian Statesman. Bowmanville. June 17, 1998 Page 3 Clarington Council Briefs Lishman Proposal Another 48 letters were added to the growing file on the Paula Lishman International proposal. The letter notes that the proposal is to include not only the fur manufacturing Facility, but also an ultra-light aircraft hangar. All correspondence on the issue is being referred to the Director of Planning and Development for review in conjunction with the application. Franklin Wu says there have been over 700 letters referred to the fdc. He told The Statesman that on July 6th, a long-awaited report will be brought before councillors. councillors. "This is the final stage with a public meeting," he said. But before then, 760 notices of the meeting will be sent out, costing the municipality over $300. In the notices will be an invitation to pick up copies of the report as of June 26. He's not sure that everyone who has submitted a letter letter will be getting in line for a report since, "there are a fair number of letters from outside of Clarington." Once the public meeting is held, councillors could decide on the fate of the proposal which could see the Lishman knit fur design studio, showroom, training area, and employee space come to Clarington on land which has been considered as prime agricultural space. However, at this time, the land where the Lishman's wish to put their facility is a former gravel pit near a former landfill site. Journey Over Clarington resident John Vcldhuis was welcomed in the council chamber on Monday night and asked to relate a story or two about his 1,600 kilometre trip across Canada and the United States. "I made 500 friends -- these arc people with whom I will continue to communicate with. Both Americans and Canadians (he met) were friendly," he said. He recounted a story that took place in the south of Georgia where he was invited to stay at a man's mother's mother's home in a trailer park. When he got there, he discovered discovered that the woman was a chain smoker, and the man's father wds well on his way to drinking a bottle of vodka, and had another one for a reserve force. Vcldhuis noted that as he considered the situation, it began to rain and continued to do so for four days and four nights. Needless to say, he was happy when the storm finally finally cleared and he was on his way again. Vcldhuis added during his journey only three people refused him when he asked if he could put his tent on their lawn. Jail and Bail Ward 3 Councillor Troy Young will be spending two hours in jail today, Wednesday, June 17 to help unemployed unemployed students find summer jobs. He will be joining KX'96 on-air personality Adriane Vogel as they use cell.phones to drum up three jobs each to make bail. The councillor and radio personality will be making themselves at home in cells of the former Bowmanville Court at 142 Church St. Councillor Young says, "its going to be a good opportunity for local youth" and he's always willing to Jielp out the local student population. Santa Claus Parade While'the weather has just started to get hot, the Santa Claus Parade Committee has already started planning for this year's parade which has been set for Saturday morning, Nov. 21 at 10:30. . A letter to council from Betty Irving, the secretary of the committee notes that the parade route will be the same as it has been in the past, and requested the cooperation cooperation of the police department, and the public works department as they have had in the past. 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Constable Weeks say the police arc determined not to have bush parties become routine this summer. He says plainclothes units will be keeping an car to the ground and coming out on regular basis to "prevent "prevent parties in inappropriate places and in inappropriate ways." Man Killed By Live Hydro Wires At 1:31 a.m. June 9,1998 police responded to a single vehicle vehicle accident on Regional Road It2 - in the area of Whitfield Road - north of Port Perry. On arrival a 1988 CMC pick-up was found in the ditch on the cast side of Regional Road 112. The truck had obviously stmek a hydro pole knocking it down, as well as the wires it supported. A man was seen lying over the downed hydro wires a short distance from the truck. It appears that the man had got out of the truck after it struck the hydro pole and lie had tripped over the live hydro wires. The Coroner pronounced the man dead at the scene. Dead is Roger Arthur Bryant (32 years old) of 640 Ramsay Road, Little Britain. The police are asking that anyone who may have witnessed this incident to call the Durham Regional Police Service at (905) 579-1520. Change of Ownership Announcement Steve Oke, the former owner of Carter's Bakery and Confectionery Supplies is shown in the photo with new owner Mary Marquis, who is presenting him with a commemorative plaque which will be placed in a prominent position in the soon-to-bc- opened tea room. The plaque signifies the huge contribution made to this community by the Carter family over the past 63 years. Mary is very proud to be carrying on this tradition of high-quality home-made baking and is looking forward to the re-opening of the tea room which was a landmark in Bowmanville for many years. Left to right: Mary Lola McGhee, Lori Marquis, Zwelsloot BAKE-SHOP 623-5855 flB IBBi noHMVSVIUE 21 King St. E., Bowmanville 'Combining the best of the past...with the best of the future! arden gallery Prices valid from June 15 - 20, 1998. 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