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2 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanvillc, Wednesday, November 20,1991 -The Week in Review. Performance Bond Won't Help Town In Bid to Clean Up Demolished Sites by Laura J. Richards " The Town of Newcastle will nol benefit from the issuing issuing of performance bonds for demolitions. In fact, a town staff report states: "There arc sufficient remedies available to the municipality municipality to ensure any building building demolition is carried out in an orderly manner. "Moreover, the lack of legislative authority to require require a performance bond for building demolition is a major major reason why the municipality municipality will not impose such a requirement." requirement." Regional Councillor Ken Hooper stated he would like to see some type of assurance that proper care and speed arc taken in demolishing buildings. buildings. "I'd like to sec something done," he said. "There arc some people who do a project quickly and then there is another another guy who tears down a building and leaves material hanging around." There arc two sites in Bowmanvillc where debris is still awaiting removal by the demolition company, Councillor Councillor Hooper stated. One the former location of a limousine limousine rental agency on the south side of King Street, just west of Liberty Street. The other location is on the east corner of Liberty and King Streets. A performance bond would have helped the municipality municipality in getting the two locations cleaned up, Councillor Councillor Hooper said. Monday's report from municipal municipal staff included a comment comment by the town's solicitor. It said: "The Town cannot re quire a performance bond prior to the issuance of a demolition permit for any project, large or small, under the authority of the Ontario Building Code Act." The report also stated the municipality can take action through the property standards standards by-law and the waste by-law. If an area where demolition demolition has taken place is deemed to be a fire hazard, then prosecution can begin under the Ontario Fire Code. J Fire Department Busy During Nov. 12th -18 COLUMBUS -- In what has been called a power grab by a Durham Region daily newspaper, anti-abortionists have swept into the executive positions in the Durham Riding's Federal Liberal Association. Approximately 200 party members, many newly-recruited by a pro-life group were on 'hand at the meeting on Monday evening, Nov. 18, to oust the former executive and directors. The new " president of the association is Joe Oosterholt, who -said: "Without life there is nothing." " PORT PERRY--A handbook entiUed "The Facts ;! of Life" has been mailed out to the public in the ;! Scugog Township, reports the Port Perry Star. The ;; direct mail campaign put together by the Port Perry ;; Baptist Church describes "graphically" the ;; different types of abortions utilizing a cartoon of a ; talking fetus to provide a "grim story and facts ; about abortion." The handbook has caused some : people to say the material is "unsuitable to ;; distribute," especially if children view it. The • minister of the Port Periy Baptist Church said the '• mail campaign is a peaceful way to approach the issue. A cover letter, which is in the mail out ji package, states: "We recognize this is an emotional ; issue, with sincere convictions held by both sides of the question. While we have no desire to inflame emotions further, we do believe many have not had opportunity to personally reflect on what actually . occurs in an abortion." David Daniels, pastor of the church, does not believe that the material is offensive or overly graphic when compared to pictures depicting holocaust victims. Over 4,000 homeowners in Port Perry and Prince Albert received the brochures. , . "To the Electors who V-;, § fg I , supported me and to ! my friends who so kindly assisted with j : ; , :'jj my campaign, TvmaNCERE THANK YOU" MikeSlocombe Nov. 12 12:24: 3139 Trulls Rd., vehicle vehicle fire, first aid 16:14: 92 Lakeview Rd,, chimney fire, no dollar loss 19:48: 47 Dcvitt's Lane, detector detector activated, no fire 07:06: Lockhart Rd. & 3rd Concession, assist police Nov. 13 20:08: South Service Rd., west of Courtice Rd. Alarm, no fire Nov. 14 07:41: 7th Concession & Enfield Rd., vehicle rescue, no fire 17:11: 10 Dccrpark Crcs., unknown odor investigated 21:55: 15 King St. W., accidental accidental alarm, no fire Nov. 15 09:34: 26 Elgin St., detector activated, no fire 23:19: Liberty St. & Hwy. 401, caslbound ramp, vehicle fire Nov. 16 11:06: 3010 Trulls Rd., detector detector activated, no fire 19:34: Hwy. 401 eastbound at Holt Rd., vehicle fire Nov. 17 02:12: Baseline & Prcston- vale Rd., vehicle fire 08:18: Mill St. N., detector activated, no fire 13:51: 247 King St. E„ detector detector activated 14:51: 109 Liberty St. N„ furnace or stove malfunction 16:58: 2210 Hwy. #2, alarm, no fire 17:58: Darlington Blvd. & Resident Hopes Council Able to Help with Tree From Page One have a tree on the front portion portion of my property because of the close proximity of a stop sign," she told councillors councillors during Monday's meeting meeting of the general purpose and administration committee. committee. "I was later told that I would have to ask for a tree from council," she said. While dealing with requests requests from delegates to the committee, Councillor Diane Hamre told councillors she- thought the developer should have looked after this matter "if only for good public relations." relations." It was her suggestion that the developer be billed by the town. Her colleagues attending the committee meeting agreed that the Town of Newcastle Newcastle should ask the developer developer to pay the costs of planting the tree. Don't Miss a Single Issue Catch all the news, sports and advertising that makes up our community. Sub. Delivery G.S.T. Category 1 Subscribers who wish to pick up their own subscription at our offices alter 11 a.m. Wednesday. You will be given a card to present each week when you pick up your Statesman $19 Category 2 Subscribers within the town limits ofBowmanvillc who receive the Statesman by paper carrier...NO CHANGE $19 Category 3 Subscribers in Bowmanvillc Rural Routes, Newcastle, Ncwtonvillc, Orono, Kendal, Pontypool, Hampton, Blnckstock, Janctvillc, and Ncstlcton $19 Category 4 Subscribers in Oshawa, Whitby, Bethany Campbcllcroft, Cavan, Millbrook, and Brooklin $19 Category 5 Subscribers outside of the Town of Newcastle excluding Blnckstock, Pontypool, Jnnclvillo and Ncstlcton $19 $10 $17 $28 $1.33 $1.54 $2.03 $2.52 $3.29 Total $20.33 $23.54 $31.03 $38.52 $50.29 I j Name: | Address: I I Postal Code: I I Subscription Order Form New HD or Renewal LJ Telephone No.: I VISA/MC Number: l Please pay by cheque, VISA, MasterCard, or money order. Expiry Date: _ Cana&tau &tattsmatt P.O. Box 190,62 King Street West, Bowmanville, Ontario, L1C 3K9 Second Class Mail Permit No. 1561 Hwy. #2, alarm, no fire 18:29: Hwy. 401 westbound, westbound, cast of Ncwtonvillc Rd., vehicle accident and fire Nov. 18 02:06: Concession Rd. #5 & Jewel Rd., vehicle fire 06:52: Regional Rd. #9 across from Kirby Ski Hills, assist police 07:23: Taunton Rd., west of Hwy. #57, assist police 07:12: 3400 Taunton Rd., vehicle accident, no fire 08:23: 1550 Hwy. #2, vehicle vehicle accident, no fire First Meeting On Dec. 2nd On Dec. 2,1991 at 7 p.m. the inaugural meeting of the new council will take place in the Town of Newcastle Council Chambers. Local councillors-elect Mary Novak, John O'Toole and David Scott will take their places. Regional councillors Larry Hannah and Ken Hooper will welcome Ann Drcslinski to the fold. And, if the recount proves positive, Mayor-elect Diane Hamre will be given her chain of office. V.' A . 'A •>*; ..'..xfytr ,. 1 j'v. vt A.A. th: 1» . A t.. • . . ; Icy Road Conditions Blamed for Numerous Accidents Monday Morning Durham Region Police report eight drivers found themselves in ditches Monday morning during a bout with "black ice" on local roads. Residents from Oshawa, Bowmanville, Port Hope, Campbell- ford, Pontypool and Lindsay slid into ditches due to the weather con ditions. An official with Durham Regional Police, 16th Division, said not all incidents were reported and there was a waiting list of people on Monday morning looking for assistance from police and firefighters. firefighters. Police Make Arrests TRUCK RECOVERED -- Three local men have been charged with theft, possession of stolen property and mischief after a pick-up truck was stolen in Bowmanvillc on Saturday night. The vehicle was recovered on Wellington Street after it had been reported stolen earlier in the evening from a motel parking lot on Liberty Street near Hwy. 401. Officers patrolling the town observed a tmek with a smashed window and its hood up on Wellington Street and arrested three suspects who were standing close by. Harvest Ball Raises $12,500for Hospital Doug' James (left), representing the Memorial Hospital Foundation Board,, happily accepts a $12,500 cheque from Cory Kuipers, a member of the Memorial Hospital Harvest Ball Committee. The cheque presentation took place on Friday, November 15. The proceeds from the ball will be used to purchase an infant re- suscitator.and warmer for the Obstetrics Department. MEMORIAL HOSPITAL FOUNDATION - BOWMANVILLE THANKS THE FOLLOWING CONTRIBUTORS FOR THEIR GENEROUS SUPPORT OF THE ANNUAL HARVEST BALL, OCTOBER 18,1991. Allouise Fashions, Bowmanvile A&P Food Stores, Bowmanville Auxiliary - Memorial Hospital Bowmanville Balderson Cheese, Newcastle Bramble Bush Florist and Garden Centre, Bowmanville Beckers' Milk, Newcastle Beckers' Milk, Orono Bev's Floral Designs, Bowmanville Bandstra's Floral Boutique, Bowmanville Bowmanville Golf Course and Country Club Bowmanville IGA Mr. Eric Bowman Bowmanville Area Medical Association Carnation Flower Shop, Bowmanville Co-operator's Insurance Claudette Pool and Service, Courtice Child's Ladies Wear, Bowmanville Cockerham's Florist, Bowmanville Cody's Restaurant and Deli, Bowmanville Co-op Durham Farmers, Orono Colonial Tea Shop, Bowmanville Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce, Bowmanville Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce, Oshawa Chartran's Mens and Ladies Wear, Bowmanville Mr. & Mrs. R. Coombes, Bowmanville Decorating Den, Bowmanville Evergreen Lawn and Garden, Orono Flowers by Jackman, Bowmanville Flowers Plus, Newcastle Fairwind Antiques, Orono Mr. & Mrs. V. Fletcher, Bowmanville Goodyear Canada Inc., Bowmanville Gould's Cards & Gifts, Bowmanville Hay, C.W. Bookseller, Oshawa Hooper's Jewellers, Bowmanville Mr. & Mrs. J. Hunter, Newcastle Lange's Photo Lab Inc., Bowmanville Leisure Lady, Bowmanville Limelight Dinner Theatre Limited, Toronto McCrimmon's Antiques and Art, Newcastle Mulder's Furniture, Bowmanville Marigold Motors, Bowmanville McDonald's Restaurants, Oshawa Morris Funeral Home, Bowmanville Newcastle IDA Pharmacy Newcastle Golf Course Ltd. Mr. & Mrs. D. Noble, Newcastle Newcastle IGA Newcastle Lumber Ltd. Roy Nichols Motors, Bowmanville Norm's Delicatessen, Bowmanville Novice Hardware, Orono Newcastle Guardian Drugs Cl de Tyme Feeling, Orono Orono IGA Pizza Wagon, Bowmanville Proctor & Gamble Inc., Toronto Port Darlington Marina, Bowmanville Roots Hair Design, Newcastle Rickaby's Ltd., Bowmanville Royal Alexandra Theatre, Toronto Rekkers Garden Centre, Bowmanville Mrs. Shirley Robson, Bowmanville Mrs. R. Sedgwick Stratford Festival, Stratford St. Mary's Cement Corp., Toronto Pauline Storks Fashions, Newcastle Stutts Pharmacy, Orono W.H. Smith Inc., Toronto Mr. Donald Staples, Orono Mr. Merle Slute, Bowmanville The Velvet Bear, Bowmanville The Furniture Store, Bowmanville The Apple Blossom Shop, Orono The Village Bake Shop, Orono Van Belle Florists, Courtice Valeo Draperies, Courtice Mr. and Mrs. Don Venn, Bowmanville Weali & Cullen, Markham Mr. and Mrs. W.R. Walters, Bowmanville White Rose, Unionville Please participate in our 2nd Annual Christmas Food and Toy Drive. Your generous support will help families in our community enjoy this Christmas season. Please drop off non-perishable food and/or an unwrapped !\toy to one of the participating offices. Proceeds will be distributed through the Salvation Army prior to Christmas. Thank you! Sponsored by the following community minded Independent Insurance Brokers Hamilton Insurance Service Main Street, Orono 983-5115 Matthews & Associates 83 King St. W., Newcastle 987-3200 James Insurance Broker Ltd. 26 King St. E., Bowmanville 623-4406 Petley Hare Limited 103 King St. E„ Bowmanville 623-6100 Blyleven Stoter Insurance . Hwy. #2 West of Bowmanville 623-5300 'A j'. : ' ii'illii mMm mm lie# !