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PAGE A2THE CANADIAN STATESMAN, DECEMBER 13,2000 Break-in artists leave mall empty-handed! 1SOWMAN VILLE - Poiential thieves, who police believe hid in Bowmanville Mall after closing on Sunday, were scared away empty- handed when an alarm system went off. Police say someone attempted to pry open the inside doors of the Bi- Way store in the mall at about 7 p.m. Sunday. The mall closed at 6 p.m. ÿ Nothing appears to have bceÿjj stolen from the store, and no arrest hap been made. WALTER PASSARELLA/ Statesman photo Barn burned by owner Clarington firefighters were called by a passerby to a burning barn on Taunton Road near Solina Road Monday. Officials say the fire was set by the properly owner to get rid of the delapitated barn. And the Clarington survey says... ONE-THIRTY COURT COOKED LARGE SHRIMP Peeled and deveined Black Tiger Shrimp cooked to perfection - just thaw & serve approx. 90 shrimp per 2 lb. bag Also available in lib bag $ 34„ 70 Premium Party Foods! J.M. Schneider's ^ Broiled ~ All Reel 95 MEATBALLS sib.pkg. a party favorite - just heat & serve approx. 225 meatballs per 51b. pkg. J 50 ■ each AND from page Al provision of a waste management calendar calendar with S3 per cent of respondents .saying .saying they were satisfied with the calendar, followed by the distribution of the Clar- inglon Community Guide (80 per cent), garbage and recycling collection (80 per cent), payment options (79 per cent) and fire protection (74 per cent); • the highest dissatisfaction was with enforcement of parking (19 per cent), public parking availability (22 per cent), snow removal and sanding (22 per cent), enforcement bylaws (28 per cent), sidewalk sidewalk maintenance (28 per cent) and road maintenance which garnered a 36 per cent satisfaction rating. • the majority of residents (81 per cent) are happy with their downtown area and feel it is attractive and pleasant. Orono's downtown rated highest with a 98 per cent satisfaction rate amongst | residents compared with a low of 78 per cent in Courtice. Mayor John Mutton noted the survey will come in handy as Clarington makes its case to the Province as to why it should remain in its current form as the lower tier government. After all, said the mayor, "delivering good service is what it's all about." LOBSTER TAILS 5oz.$*g (j , Jumbo tails also available JUMBO SEA SCALLOPS approx. 25 scallops per lib, pkgj* *f ALASKA KING CRAB $ 43. 50 Just heat & serve approx. 5 large legs per pkg. 21b, pkg. Pinty's Premium Poultry 3 lb. bag Southern Style Breaded Breast Fillets * * ™ K « CHICKEN FINGERS 5 15„ 80 Oven ready solid breast meat CHICKEN NUGGETS s 9„ 90 k all white meat approx. 45 nuggets 1 kg. bag, Premium Puff Pastry HOR'S D'OUEUVRE ASSORTMENT 5 varieties - 50 pieces total $=| ^ oven ready in 20 minutes! 75 Singing at Air Canada Centre SINGING from pone A1 only sang half of the Canadian anthem" anthem" in the interest of saving time, he says. A couple of days later, he was called and told the field of hopefuls had been narrowed down to 30, and he was among them. "We were all greeted by Ken Dry- den and sang in front of him," says Mr. Campbell of the final audition where everyone sang the Canadian anthem and the Star Spangled banner. A week later, he was called and told lie was one of 10 people selected to sing at a ; home game in January. ' ' "It's something I've always wanted to try," he says of his foray into singing at hockey games adding, "it was/just getting up enough nerve or confidence to try it." Having spent a number of years working as a sports broadcaster in radio he isn't "afraid of a microphone," microphone," but admitted singing in front of a couple of hundred people at a junior junior hockey game will be a lot different different than the 19,000 who will be in attendance attendance at the Maple Leaf game. "Once I get on the ice I'll be fine. I wouldn't be human if I said I wasn't nervous. "I'm just going to relish the opportunity opportunity to get a chance to sing." He has been told by Maple Leafs officials they will notify him before the end of December as to which game he will sing at in January. SLICED SMOKED SALMON approx. 6 slices per 5 oz. pkg. , SNOW CRAB MEAT Cooked, just thaw & serve. 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