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Police Briefs Bits And Bytes Durham Regional Police in Clarington arc investigating investigating after a person found four computers on Toronto Avenue in Newcastle Thursday. The computers, which were missing some components, components, were found near the water treatment plant in the village. Police arc currently trying to figure out to whom the computers belonged. Lawn Equipment Stolen An unknown person is prepared for any weather after breaking into a Hampton slicd last week. Sometime between 8 p.m. on Nov. 5 and 1 p.m. Nov. 6, someone broke into a Bradley Blvd. slicd and removed a Craftsman riding lawn mower and a snow blower. The equipment is valued at about $4,000. Lost In The Mail? A quick trip to the post office in Bowmanvillc left a Newcastle woman stranded last week. The woman had parked her car at the corner of Church and Temperance Streets in Bowmanvillc last Monday so she could run into the post office. She returned to find her ear had been stolen. The car, which was locked when the woman went into the Post Office, is described as a 1992, two-door green Dodge. Automotive Tools Taken Durham Regional Police arc investigating a theft from Hampton Automotive. About $10,000 worth of automotive equipment and specialized tools were reported missing last Saturday from the Old Scugog Road business. A dealer licence plate was also removed in the theft. The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanvillc, November 11, 1998 Pace 5 Young Photographer Gets Her Picture Published in Magazine When Bronwyn Mecch scans the family photo album of the pictures she took during during summer vacation, one will stand out above all the rest. It's a picture taken on the dock of her parents' cottage on Crystal Lake, near Kinmount. The photo has found its way out of the family album and into Cottage Life magazine. The photo, depicting Brigha Mecch, Jill Stewart, and Sheila Mecch lying on a dock with avocado masks and cucumber eyes, received an Honourable Mention in the magazine's magazine's latest contest. The special recognition landed the photo on the pages of the Cottage Life magazine that hit news-stands last week. The 9th annual contest wanted its readers to submit pictures that evoked thoughts of being at the cottage. Bronwyn's photo, unofficially entitled "Three Blind Mice" by family members, was one of the few to catch the favourable eye of the judges. The nine-year-old, grade four student at Vincent Massey Public School, said the photo took place during a "silly day" at the cottage, which is a common occurrence during the course of the summer. :-:-x-x-x-x-x-x-x-x-x-x-x-:-x-x-:-X'H-x-:-x-x-x*x-x-x-x-x-x-x-X'X-x-x-x-x-x-x-Xv:- m m ip# 4 Country Comfort Sale Till Dec. 15/98 i Keeprite Hi Efficiency Furnaces Starting at $1899.00 Only * installed. Last year's models at $1699.00 Mid Efficiency Furnace EG 75,000 BTU $1425.00 installed and up Napoleon Gas Fireplaces $200 off all models Only until Dec. 15/98 i ' fit * v-r....... General 1042 Humidifier Maintenance Free - No Floats or Drums to mess with Fall Furnace Tune-up 1^, ^ $35.00 till Dec. 15/98. PICTURE PERFECT - Bronwyn Mecch, 9, joined the ranks of professional photographers recently when a picture picture she took at her cottage near Kinmount this past summer summer received Honourable Mention in a contest run by Cottage Life magazine. Bronwyn's picture is included in the current issue of the magazine that hit the shelves last week. Code of Ethics From page one The code of ethics could cover everything from conflict conflict of interest to confidentiality issues. "We recognize that we have hit the information age where there is so much information out there and we deal with such a large number of people and issues that we need a standard policy," said Councillor Novak Staff will look at the Durham Region's Code of Ethics as an example and use any sections of it that apply to the Municipality of Clarington. The report is expected early in the new year, Councillor Novak added. Trucks Trashed From page one The Chair of Public Works says steps will be taken to ensure similar incidents don't occur in the future. "We're going to review security up there," says Ward Three Councillor Troy Young. He has asked the director of public works and the town's treasurer to bring forward a report indicating what can be done to increase security at the yard. Durham Regional Police are investigating. Rotary Sponsors Tree of Hope This Christmas •HW» 1 SAVINGS That You Can Take Home! SSL, X :■: Looking for ways to save on your grocery bill? § We can show you how! 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The tree on Temperance:-: St., by the Bank of Montreal in Bowmanvillc, will bc$ used again this year to cre- g I I V of* proposes aX - 5© NOVEMBER ./ { v,4i' 7 1 5^ Annua * i Saturday, November 21st For entry information please call 434-6535 Tree Lighting Memorial (Sponsored by the Rotary Club of Bowmanvillc) Please fill out the attached form and mail it back to: Rotary Club of Bowmanvillc 3 Silver St., Bowmanvillc, Ont. LIC 3G2 OR Drop it off at one of the Tree Lighting Memorial drop boxes at: COURTICE IiOWMANVILLE NEWCASTLE Royal Bank of Canada Bank of Montreal IGA Hwy. 2 & Townline Rd. King & Temperance St. King & Mill St. IiOWMANVILLE Northcutt Elliott Funeral Home Morris Funeral Chapel Newcastle Funeral Home 53 Division St. 4 Division St. 386 Mill St. Please Note: These forms must he received hv December 7tli. 1998 Name of Deceased: Name of Donor: Address of Donor: Charity Donated to: Amount of Donation: Payable by Cheque Only Cheques must be made out directly to charity of your choice. Receipts for Income Tax will he mailed directly from charity of your choice to you, the donor. ate this unique memorial The Rotary Club Bowmanvillc "Tree of Hope" that would remain lit through the holiday holiday season from December 4th to January 1st. The tree has been lit with white lights, but this year a light may be purchased by a donation to a local charity of your choice in memory of a loved one. For each donation donation one white light will be replaced with a blue one. Each individual blue light will symbolize the life of a loved one who has passed away. 1997 marked the first year of the Tree of Hope, and over $2,200 was donated donated to 16 charities including the Memorial Hospital and Community Care. Individual donations ranged from $5 to $200. After the closing date for accepting donations for the individual lights, the tree would then have all the blue lights added. At a special ceremony on the evening of December 4th in conjunction conjunction with the B.I.A. Christmas Moonlight Magic the tree would be lit and remain lit until January 1st, 1999 thus enabling people to remember their loved ones during the holidays. The campaign will start on November 7th and end December 7th. The community community will be able to donate a light on the tree by filling out a form. 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