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THE CANADIAN STATESMAN, DECEMBER 5,2001 PAGE 5 South Couriic# Community Master Plan *VT<JhS. IQVT^eLD. r :V L ... _ Church hosts Dickens reading BOWMANVILLE - The tradition tradition of reading Charles Dickens's "A Christmas Carol' began in 1843 with the publication in England England of the worldwide classic. The tradition continues across Canada when staff from CBC read the endearing story of Ebenezer Scrooge's overnight transportation from miser to warm-hearted patron, to more than 80 communities, including Bowmanville. On Sunday, Dec. 9, at 7 p.m., St. Paul's United Church in Bow- manville will host one of the readings, readings, with Jov/i Taylor, host and producer of CBC Radio's Global Village as the feature storyteller. The evening will also feature music from the St. Paul's United Church Senior Choir and the Bov/manville High School Women's Choir. Proceeds will be donated to Bethesda House, Gate 3:16 and Cornerstone. Admission Admission is $10 for adults, $5 for children and $25 for families. A food bank donation would be appreciated. appreciated. Tickets are at the door. Kingchurch Nissan 1-800-565-6365 Ajax, Ontario 905-686-0555 I ARCHITECTS victor ford and associates inc ENGINEERS Fwd Revision: Novembc Architectural drawings of the South Cour- tice Community Park show what the com plex and park will look like when completed in 2003. Project will include transit study PROJECT from page 1 The need for soccer pitches was also voiced at the public meetings and a desire for public public transit to the site is something something the residents would like to see, he said. A "plan that can accommodate a bus loop on the site," has been included to allow for any future bus service provided by the municipality, municipality, Mr. Barry added. Although there was an interest interest to include other sports on the site such as baseball facilities, facilities, Mr. Ford suggested the site was better suited to the soccer pitches. Three lit "full-size tournament tournament fields" with drainagé tiles and possibly irrigation will be "top-notch facilities" that will include shade trees and probably include bleachers, bleachers, he said. The consultants recommended recommended the first soccer pitch to be built at the same time as the indoor component of the complex with the other two to follow in a future construction phase. Some residents from Pre- stonvale Road told the committee committee they support the recreation recreation complex but are concerned concerned their road will become heavily travelled as a result of the complex. They urged councillors to find ways to divert divert traffic away from the residential residential portion of Prestonvale Road. Mayor John Mutton said a transportation study will be completed as part of the process and their concerns will be addressed. Politicians asked for a further further report on whether the indoor indoor soccer pitch can be converted converted to an ice pad when necessary. necessary. The master plan will go to council for approval on Dec. 10. Region web site gets makeover ...DURHAM... JL Getting, information 1 about services, events and places in Durham Region has just become easier. The Region of Durham web site has been given a new look to allow residents and businesses easier access to more information information on regional services and the community. At the same time, a new web site has been launched to provide the public with information on volunteer positions available with local charitable and nonprofit nonprofit organizations. The infodurham web site has been created through a partnership between the Ontario Ministry of Citizenship's Volunteer Action program, the Durham Region Social Services department and the Social Development Council of Ajax-Pickering. The site includes a database database containing general information on the community. A second database contains contains a list of local volunteer and nonprofit nonprofit organizations and an updated list of volunteer opportunities. The infodurham infodurham site can be accessed at www.in- fodurham.com The Region web site, relaunched relaunched last week with a new look, including including links to municipal sites, is at www.region.durham.on.ca. DNA bank provides clue to assault DNA from page I On Oct. 1, 1998 an 18-year-old Bowmanville teen was grabbed from behind while walking on Waverley Road, dragged under a large tree on the front lawn of a home and brutally raped, police said at the time. The attacker, who was masked, struck the teen in the head several times during the assault, which occurred during during a heavy rainfall. Police said the suspect was convicted convicted of assault causing bodily harm in Peterborough Peterborough and ordered to give a blood sample to the DNA bank. Detectives are now re-investigating other unsolved sex crimes in the region. 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