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The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, July 8, 1998 Page 3 Libefy Car Wash and Penzoil Drive-Thru Open Cutting the ribbon to mark the offical opening of Bowmanville's newest car care centre at Baseline and Liberty were: (from left) Sid Nettinger, contractor; Terry Klawittcr, owner of Liberty Car Wash; Clarington Mayor Diane Hamre; Rick Klawittcr, owner of Liberty Lube, and Pat Cochrane, Penzoil representative. Grand Opening for Car Care Centre 27. Liberty Lube and Car Wash celebrated their grand opening on Saturday, June On hand for a ribbon-cutting ceremony to welcome owners Terry and Rick Klawittcr and staff was Clarington Mayor Diane Hamre This modem facility located at the corner of Baseline and Liberty Street South. specializes in quick, convenient car care service, with no appointment required. The car wash features a state-of-the-art conveyorized automatic soft wash system, system, plus five self-service bays to give the customer the choice of washing the car themselves or the convenience of the automatic drive-through. In addition, the Penzoil two-bay oil change centre specializes in 10-minute in ^and out service.^ Bowmanville Firm Chosen For Newcastle Hall Upgrade Bowmanville-based vKraco Carpentry has been I awarded a contract from the Municipality of Clarington to go ahead , with a major renovation at the Newcastle Community ;i Hall. The work will include • an addition and other ' upgrades. Four firms submitted , bids for the project which was publicly advertised. ; ' Kraco's bid of $46,673 ■ was the lowest responsible bidder to meet all terms of the tender and received unanimous support from all council members on Monday, June 28. A second Bowmanville firm, Gerr Construction, came in with the second lowest bid of $51,574. Bids also came from J. G. Wallans Construction from Brighton, and Snyder Construction from Ashburn, Ontario. According to a treasurer's treasurer's report, the total funds required for this project are $55,173, which includes consulting ($6,000) and contingency expenses ($2,500). Funds will be drawn from both the town's capital capital budget and the Montague Trust Fund Reserve. Council is also anticipating anticipating the Newcastle Lions Club will follow through on a earlier pledge to contribute $25,000 toward the work. ■ No Speed Bumps in Enniskillen Clarington municipal council won't be experimenting with speed bumps in Enniskillen or any other location any time soon. Council voted to defer such action until standardized "traffic- calming" guidelines are established. 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"This is the biggest service service centre of its kind in North America," said Miles Summers of Scott's Food Services during grand opening celebrations celebrations Tuesday, June 23, "and I think we can throw in Central and South America as well." Scott's oversees the food service side of the development while its partner in the venture, Imperial Oil Esso, runs the Trustee Suggests Development Freeze Unless Schools Built School trustee Bob Willshcr warns, unless new schools arc available to serve Clarington's new communities] communities] it may be time to put a freeze on urban development. development. The Clarington trustee said he raised the issue at a recent meeting of the Kawartha Pine Ridge District School Board. A report on the idea will come forward in September. "I don't know how else to handle it. We've got subdivisions subdivisions coming out our cars, but the schools aren't there," he observed. Willshcr points out that there arc 300 portable classrooms classrooms in use within the board of education --- a situation situation he dislikes "absolutely." Aside from the new Lydia Trull elementary school set to open this September, there are no other school buildings buildings to be built in the immediate future. "I think there should be a freeze until the board has a clear understanding how we're going to accommodate the students moving into the communities," Willshcr observed. Another option would be for developers to construct schools in new communities and lease them back to boards of education, he adds. Regardless of the outcome Willshcr says it's time to take a second look at priorities. "We spend a lot of time talking about curbs and gutters and streetlights, but we don't spend the same time talking about the education of our children," he said. Police Briefs gas pumps in front. Roger Purdic of Imperial Oil has travelled quite a bit through Canada the US and said he has not seen anything quite as impressive as the Newcastle facility. "The breadth of the partnership is something new and different," he said. Besides the Esso gas bar, the service station also boasts a Nicholby's Express smoke and gift shop, a Wendy's, a Tim Horton's and a Mr. Sub, all sharing the same spacious restaurant setting, with seating capacity of 260. Truckers, commuters and vacationers heading west into Toronto arc alerted alerted by a road sign that announces Newcastle Esso station as the last service centre for 156 kilometers. Judging by the regular mid-morning crowds on Tuesday, the place has caught on quickly during the month it has been open so far. The development has meant 200 jobs for local residents. Clarington Mayor Diane Hamre said: "We arc very pleased and very proud that Clarington was picked for the location of the development." "One reason business looks to invest in our community community is because of our top quality employee base," she said. "We won't let you down." The development has meant 200 jobs for local residents The Newcastle Service Centre is one of seven along the 400 scries highways highways that Scott's Food Services now runs in cooperation cooperation with Imperial Oil. By the end of fall, two similar joint ventures in the towns of Maple and Ingersoll will be completed. completed. Mayor Hamre was joined by members of municipal council at the opening to hand out certificates certificates of congratulation to the management and staff at the Newcastle Service Centre. Construction on the 20,000 square foot centre began this past January on the site where the former Burger King and gas bar were located. Miles Summers says the new facility was designed to meet customer expectations for the next 25 years. ASSAULT INVESTIGATION INVESTIGATION -- Durham Regional Police investigated an incident incident in Courtice in which several unknown males attacked a person attending a pool party. The assailants used a baseball bat and crqw bar, The . victim ;sus- tained "substantial" injuries to his head and hand. The incident, which occurred at 3:05 a.m. on July 4, is still under investigation. MOTOR HOME MISSING MISSING -- Police were informed July 4th, at 4 p.m., of the theft of a 40- foot motor home from a lot on Highway 115/35, near Orono. The vehicle was valued valued at $301,000. BREAK-IN AT SCHOOL -- The principal of Waverlcy Public School reported at break-in at 21:50 on July 4th. Nothing appeared to have been stolen. TOOLS TAKEN -- Armbro Construction reported the theft of a concrete concrete saw from a trailer parked at the car pool lot on Ncwtonville Rd at Highway 401. A " gcnerator/welder was also taken from a site cast of the Boundry Rd. area. 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