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< V - Page 2 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanvillc, January 7,1998 Regional Police Briefs Tuesday, Jan. 6 Window smashed -- An Oshawa man reported his truck, which had been parked at his place of work on Baseline Rd., Clarington, was entered and his wallet was taken. The unknown culprit(s) had entered the vehicle by smashing the rear window. No suspects -- The glass in the front door of King's Milk at the southeast corner of Temperance and King Streets, Bowmanvillc, was smashed by unknown persons. The incident took place about 4:30 a.m., Tuesday. Monday, Jan. 5 Foiled attempt-- Police say an unknown person was attempting to steal a vehicle on Liberty St., South, Bowmanvillc, when the ignition switch broke. The vehicle was left behind when the culprit fled. Vehicle taken -- An unknown person stole a vehicle from Strathmanor Drive, Bowmanvillc, over night. Car Recycling Business Proposed , From page 1 the recycled items at their retail counter. Probably up to 40 per cent will be sold to overseas markets and the rest throughout North America, Clarington councilors were told. In the Planning Department report it is noted that "the •proposed facility will receive vehicles for operation by transport truck" and that eight vehicles will be dismantled each day. Also, "oils removed from the vehicles will be used for heating the building, while fuel, anti-freeze and brake fluids will be filtered and re-used. Car seats, tires and glass will be re-sold or re-cycled to LASCO along with the chassis of the vehicles." Members of Clarington's General Purpose and 'Administration Committee approved the recommendation from the Planning .Department to refer the proposal back to staff for further processing. 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E E R L E S A S S N 0 T E D G A S P ; Answers to Saturday's Clarington/Courtice i Independent Crossword Puzzle Don't Miss a Single Issue Catch all the news, sports and advertising that make up our community. A Division ofTD Securities Inc. Category 1 Subscribers who wish to pick up their own subscription nt our offices after 11 a,m. Wednesday. You will be given a card to present each week when you pick up your Statesman. Category 2 Subscribers within Canada Category 3 Subscribers outside of Canada Sub. G.S.T. Total per year $25 $1.75 $26.75 $30 $2.10 $32.10 $100 $7.00 $107.00 Arrest Made From page 1 involved in acts of break, enter and thefts over the weekend. The inspector noted the detectives at 16 Division arc pressing forward with their investigation of the other incidents. It is unknown at this time whether or not they are related to the break-in at the LCBO. Between closing time on Sunday afternoon, Jan. 4, and Monday morning, Jan. 5, the Olympia Restaurant was entered by an unknown person or persons. Police said several items were taken, including a food sheer and two cases of pop. Around 8:40 a.m, Monday, the operators of 'U and I Drycleaners' opened up their business to discover their shop had been hit sometime during the weekend. Inspector Smith says the drycleaners had closed on Saturday, Jan. 3 about 4 p.m. Taken from the drycleaners was a small amount of cash. The other business hit was 'Coles Men's Wear' which is located beside 'U and I Drycleaners.' It, too, had been broken into over the weekend. A small amount of cash was taken, along with some clothing. Inspector Smith says, "these incidents are under investigation by 16 Division detectives." When asked what local business owners could do to protect their investments, Inspector Smith noted, "alarms are helpful to some degree. It cuts down on the amount of time people are in there." However, he added, "there are no magic solutions." solutions." Not even the steel doors of some businesses are a deterrent to all would-be thieves, he said. "They wouldn't stop a professional," Inspector Smith said. Convenience Store / From page 1 He, too, is concerned about the devaluation of his property. Barbara Jenkins raised another issue connected with the store becoming a gathering spot for children and teens. All three residents agreed that there should be a store in the area, because it is a considerable considerable walk to the other one to the south. The only person speaking speaking in support of the proposal proposal was Viv Woolford, who doesn't live near the proposed site, but is a resident resident of the same subdivision. subdivision. He asked the councillors councillors to think about putting together a community committee to come to some sort of solution. When the councillors discussed the proposal, Councillor Troy Young asked if planning department department could examine what type of problems occurred in other subdivisions when a convenience store/commercial plaza has been "plunked down in the middle." ! This would help the General Purpose and Administrative committee members when deciding on this location, he added. The report was sent back to staff for further processing. Deaths TEEPLE - Elizabeth. At Memorial Hospital, Bowmanville, on Monday, January 5, 1998 at the age of 91 years, Elizabeth Teeple (member of the Order of the Eastern Star for over 50 years). Beloved wife of the late Wilbert Teeple. Loving mother of Catherine May and her friend Nell May. Sadly missed by her grandchildren Bruce and his wife Sandra of Peterborough, and Eric and his wife Catherine of Barrie. Lovingly remembered by her nephew Murray Hancock and his wife Elizabeth. 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