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The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, Wednesday, November 24,1993 3 Week in Review- Durham Regional Police Report A Fire Dept. Report Nov. 17 01:39: 24 Lowe St., alarm, no fire 08:33: 47 Liberty St., unknown odor investigated, no fire 15:50: 30 Baseline Rd. E., alarm, no fire 15:54: 200 Baseline Rd. E., sprinklcr/pressurc change, no fire 17:09: 39 King St. E., #301, assist assist police 17:43: Regional Rd. 57 & Taunton Taunton Rd., hazardous products cleanup cleanup Navy League Sets Tag Days in 1994 The Bowmanville Branch of the Navy League of Canada will be having having its Tag Days next year, from Thursday, April 28, to April 30, 1994. A letter from Sheila Brooks, Secretary, Secretary, explains: "all proceeds are used exclusively for our local 279 Bowmanville Sea Cadet Corps." 23:29: 59 Church St., Orono, 15:00 Regional Rd. 20, vehicle rubbish fire, no dollar loss accident, no fire Nov. 18 08:19: 8 Hartsfield Cr„ Courtice, cooking equipment fire, estimated damage $5,000, mechanical/ 'electrical cause 08:32: 64 Church St., Orono, assist assist 12:00: 39 Liberty St., educational occupancy, false alarm 00:38: Hwy. 401 eastbound at Waverley Rd., vehicle fire Nov. 19 08:51: 30 Baseline Rd., equipment equipment malfunction, no fire 12:51: Comer of Nash & Varcoe Rd., assist ambulance 16:59: 36 Little Ave., open flame tools or equipment, children playing, playing, estimated damage $30,000 14:47:5587 Jewel Rd., assist Nov. 20 12:37: 147 Mill SL, Orono, alarm, no fire Help Organize A New Lions Club in the Courtice Area Male and Female Adults - 21 years and over - interested in Organizing a Lions Service Club in the Courtice Area Please Call 623-3882 with Elizabeth Belanger-Linkletter CTC- ■ One of your most important investments is that one or 'two weeks .that: you put aside each - year for your vacation and as we discussed in our earlier columns, your second most important investment may be your travel agent. She should be well versed in the changing trends and even though it is impossible for any one person to have been everywhere her knowledge knowledge about such things as political stability, health conditions conditions and the diversity of each vacation spot can mean the difference between a dream vacation and a nightmare nightmare holiday. JYq.U ai>d ,:.ypu,r travel. ,y; agent should, oyer, a period " ■of time,' build-a lgood rapport, rapport, and as this occurs you will find your holiday planning planning a delightful and fun time. It is the writer's position position that a really good holiday holiday begins in the planning stage rather than as you board the plane, train or ship. Remember settle for more not less in your holiday holiday planning and assist your agent; she will be able to work better for you. If you have travel tips that you want to share in this column, call Blessings Travel Centre. 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EAST WHITBY • 668-6828 Nov. 21 12:06: 1680 Taunton Rd., rubbish rubbish fire, no dollar loss 13:37: 4467 Regional Rd. 9, chimney or flue fire, no dollar loss 17:19: 114 Waverly Rd., open flame tools or equipment, response Nov. 22 22:48: 1427 Newtonville Rd., heating equipment, smoke 08:15: 24 Lowe St., equipment malfunction 10:33: 1246 Prestonvalc Rd„ vehicle vehicle fire, mechanical or electrical cause, estimated damage $30,000 20:35: Elgin St. & Concession St., rubbish fire, no dollar loss 20:40:4830 Trulls Rd., alarm, no fire Nov. 23 00:55:400 Waverley Rd., fire response, response, accidental cause, estimated damage: $60,000 Monday, Nov. 22 The custodian of Lockhart Public School reported that a break and enter occurred over the weekend. A representative of Bowmanville High School reported that the school was broken into over the weekend and one camcorder was taken. A Courtice resident complained that a male caller was making obscene comments. A High Street, Bowmanville, resident resident reports the theft of a gold chain and pendant from the home sometime over the last 18 months. Sunday, Nov. 21 A Newcastle man reported a man threatened to shoot him. A Found Crescent, Courtice, resident resident reports that while a car was parked in the driveway overnight, someone scratched it with a sharp object. object. The Kirby School was entered through a south classroom window, but nothing was taken. A Wilmot Trail resident reported his vehicle was hit while parked in his driveway. A person reported that two youths attempted to start a fire at the rear of Waverley Plaza by lighting an aerosol can and putting it into the eaves- troughing. An 18-year-old Courtice resident was assaulted at the Courtice Secondary Secondary School parking lot. The person suffered several cuts, bruises to the face and a broken nose. The resident was taken to Memorial Hospital, Bowmanville for treatment. Saturday, Nov. 20 A Simpson Avenue, Bowmanville, resident reported that unknown person smashed the front window of the residence. residence. A Little Avenue, Bowmanville, resident reported the theft of tools and meat from a freezer located in his gar-, age. A Nash Road resident located a watch in the backyard after a break and enter incident. A Bowmanville resident reported receiving calls for a "sexual preference preference survey." Friday, Nov. 19 A Concession Road 6, Newton-' ville, resident reported that between- 9:45 a.m. and 4 p.m. unknown per-" sons threw a large rock through a south sliding basement window and' removed a number of items out the rear door off the kitchen. Damage is estimated at $250. A Curve Inn Road resident was sitting sitting in her living room watching television television when an unknown person broke a window in the kitchen door and unlocked unlocked it. Estimated damage: $250. Clarington Concert Band Makes Request for Service Fee Funding While many groups seek grants from the municipality of Clarington, the Clarington Concert Band wants to take a different route. A letter from band representative David Climenhage, of Orono, states: "We do not plan to apply for a municipal municipal grant for the band for 1994. "We would, however, like you to consider engaging the Clarington Concert Band on a fee for service basis for some events and concerts in 1994." Council members decided to refer refer Climenhage's letter to Joe Caru- ana, the Director of Community Ser-' vices. He will prepare a report for consideration by councillors at a later later date. .at# 5 spd. V >9,990 '93 HARDBODY PICKUP Qualilios lor 5.8% Financing FABRICLAND'S z -& DUNDAS ST, E 1 Ë 0 HWY. 401 o| 1 tl v./ 6 -; , >-• BACK - jjünsof 8 II TO 9P.W -S&SS* 507. OFF FRIDAY NOV. 26 8 A.M. TO 9 P.M. S *TUi Now P M. EVERY FABRIC 22*? 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