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Pace 2 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanvillc, June 24, 1998 Fight on Drugs From page 1 .tographs of skinny little kids with no clothes standing in door ways." Those photographs made her hope she would never be in a position where she would sec it in her own life. However, that was not meant to be. "It isn't just in New York . City or the Bronx, it's here, ..too. "1 never dreamt it would happen here, to my family. It just goes to show you that you can't run from it." ' Mayor Mature told The • Statesman she believes her -youngest daughter's life has . been destroyed due to the long-term involvement with drugs and because of this, her ; daughter's children, family and those around her have suffi arc adcto^L "Prostitution is a direct result of women needing to fund their habit," she said. Recently, while at a Canadian Federation of Municipalities conference. Mayor Hamrc spoke to former former Toronto Mayor Barbara Hall who has been appointed as the National Chair of the National Strategy on Community Safety and Crime Prevention. This commission commission will be looking into promoting programs to prevent prevent drug addiction and related related crime. Mayor Hamrc told The Statesman she hopes the Durham Region will apply to be a part of the programing through the police service and the boards of education. "This is important and a total commyflfcittiic. It is a humai saicL .A-,,-rrr':r : :::'f S' -.-1. STEADY - The trusses are now all in place. The steel sheet siding has gone up OOÇS arc to be poured for the 3,000 square foot addition at the Estate Winery on Liberty St. North. As Fred and Sandy the first anniversary of the opening of their family-owned Ig ready for the next five years. I eir retail tat con- aid their i not big rchibald jegan its 0 more [y Expansion nderway oal is 36,000 Bottles reach 5,000 to 6,000 cases of wine over the next few years. There are 12 bottles per case. Fred Archibald says he and Sandy aren't sure whether they want to go beyond the 6,000-case milestone, even though the demand for their wines is growing. He also noted three of their wines recently won awards at the International Eastern Wine Competition based at Watkins Glen, New York, where over 1,500 wines battled for prizes. The three wines to pick up awards are: Hard Cider which won bronze in the carbonated fruit wine category; Spiced Winter Apple which won bronze in the apple wine category and Apple Strawberry which also won a bronze in the blended wine category. "We're quite pleased with the results, especially since we're new on the scene," Archibald said. On Thursday, June 25, the Archibald Orchards Estate Winery will celebrate its first anniversary. "We're Not , Complaining." -Fred Archibald Police Briefs Monday, June 22 $200 damage A Bush ford St., Courtice, resident reported the door handle and lock of the family's van had been damaged while the vehicle was parked in the driveway driveway overnight. Mischief -- A sign at Best Archery located on Church St„ Newcastle, was damaged. This is the second such incident at the business. The first act of mischief was the damaging of a door panel to the shop. Arson -- A representative of Dcighton Associates Ltd. at 112 King St., Bowmanvillc, reported someone attempted to set fire to the porch of the business. The unknown culprit stuffed a newspaper between the rails of the porch and set the paper on fire. However, the fire burned out and only blackened the railings and beam post. The Durham Regional Police arc investigating the incident which caused about $200 in damage. More damage to school -- A representative of the new school being built on Longworth Drive, Bowmanvillc, reported 25 pails of primer paint were dumped and several bags of masonry mix were ripped and dumped during the weekend. Also, a water line was broken and a generator was tampered with. Police noted that about $1,000 in damage was done to the school which is under construction. Sunday, June 21 Purse snatched from trunk -- An Oshawa woman reported that, while picking strawberries at Watson's Farms, someone look her purse from her car on Saturday, June 20. Missing gargoyle -- A Queen St., Bowmanvillc, resident resident reported an 18-inch grey concrete lawn ornament had been taken from her yard over the weekend. Missing is her grey concrete gargoyle which is minus one car. She would really like to have it back. Friday, June 19 Pot found -- A Taunton Rd, Clarington, man reported reported he found some marijuana plants in a field behind his home, Thursday, June 18 Obscene calls -- Three employees of the Clarington Kids Day Care have received obscene phone calls while at work. Police noted the calls have been directed towards the employees and not the children. The calls arc under investigation by Durham Regional Police. y DURHAM REGION The Regional Municipality of Durham Works Department HOLIDAY BLUE BOX COLLECTION SCHEDULE Blue Box collection normally scheduled for Canada Day on Wednesday, July 1st will be rescheduled for the following Wednesday, July 8th. Regular bi-weekly Blue Box collection will resume again on Wednesday, July 15th. Only those residents in City of Oshawa, Town of Whitby, Municipality of Clarington and the Township of Uxbridge who would have received Blue Box collection on July 1st will be affected by this change. V.A. SILGAILIS, P. ENG. COMMISSIONER OF WORKS • ©j. 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