Ontario Community Newspapers

Canadian Statesman (Bowmanville, ON), 30 Nov 1994, p. 19

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i ;V«." 'iVt.' < If / /'» 'i V', îViV'iT., The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanvillc, Wednesday, November 30,1994 3 B.I.A. MOONLIGHT MADNESS SHUTTLE NORTH ROUTE Minutes After the Hour Departing from King and Silver North on Scugog 30 00 Scugog and Jackman East on Fourth 32 02 Fourth and High East on VanStonc/Sunsct 33 03 Sunset and Liberty North on Liberty, East on Freeland 34 04 41 Freeland, East Entrance South on Meams, West on Appicblossom Drive 36 06 Applcblossom and Kershaw South on Kershaw 39 09 Kershaw and Flaxman East on Flaxman . South on Meams 40 10 Meams and Soper Creek . East on Soper Creek 41 11 Soper Creek and Downham Dr. West on Concession St. 42 12 Concession and Meams North on Mann 43 13 Mann and Tucker . West on Tucker, South on Applcblossom Applcblossom and Hcrriman 44 14 ; Applcblossom and Concession West on Concession, South on Liberty 45 15 108 Forcstree Place . West on King 46 16 King and Division 48 18 King and Silver WEST ROUTE 49 19 • West on King from Silver 1 South on Reg. Rd, #57, West on Aspen Springs Drive i South on Bonnycastlc Drive 50 20 Bonnycastle Drive and Glen Ray Ct. 52 22 Bonnycastlc Drive and Hartwell Avc. East on Hartwell Avenue, South on Martin Rd. 71 Martin Rd. East on Pcnfound South on Alonna 54 24 Alonna and Roser N. West on Roser South on Waverlcy, East on Baseline 55 25 Baseline and Lockhart Gate North on Spry 57 27 Spry and Loscombc North ; omLawrence 59 29 Bridle Path East on Quinn 00 30. Wavcrly Plaza, South South on Waverlcy East/ North on Rhonda 01 31 Rhonda and Rosalynnc South Rhonda and Doreen Crcs. 02 32 , Rhonda and Lawrence Gate East on Lawrence Gate North on Cole West on Little North on Strike 03 33 Shrike and Little North on Waverlcy, East on Rocnigk East on King 04 34 King and Scugog (GO Transit Stop) 06 36 King and Temperance 07 37 King and Division (GO Transit Stop) EAST ROUTE 08 38 East on King from Division South on Simpson 10 40 Opposite Bowmanvillc Mall 14 44 Simpson and Southway Dr. West on Baseline 15 45 Liberty Bowl, East End North on Liberty Apartments 16 46 Liberty and Southway Dr. West on King 17 47 King and Liberty (7-11) King and Division 18 48 King and Silver 20 50 ** All times approximate, we cannot be responsible for delays caused by weather, traffic and other unforeseen causes. © Christmas Light Display Provides More Than Just Spectacular Show When residents of Old Scugog Rd. plug in their Christmas lights this year, they're going to be brightening brightening up the season for a lot of needy families. Homeowners in the neighborhood neighborhood of large homes off Regional Road 57 will be putting up a Salvation Salvation Army drop box this month, along with their lights. They are hoping folks who come to appreciate appreciate the Christmas extravaganza will remember to bring a non- perishable food item for the less fortunate fortunate in their midst. "With the volume of traffic we get through here, I thought we could do something," says Karen McCauley, McCauley, of Andclwood Court, who came up with the idea of a food-drive. "I would estimate on a Saturday night at least a thousand cars drive by," she says. Tve looked out my window window and counted 25 cars crammed end-to-end. They crawl by all night in a steady stream." Homeowners along Regional Road 57 will be putting up a Salvation Army drop box. McCauley says that, for at least the past seven years, she and her neighbors have gone all out with their Christmas decor. It's a spectacle spectacle that draws folks from all across Durham and beyond. "They come in everydiing from stretch-limos to school buses. It's like a fantasy-land around here," McCauley says. She anticipates close to 60 homes will be participating in the lighting extravaganza extravaganza this December. She has no idea what sparked the exterior lighting craze in her neighborhood, neighborhood, except to say it's gorgeous. gorgeous. Everyone knows that people come from all around to sec it, so they don't want to disappoint by being being die one dark house, she suggests. suggests. The food drive drop box will be located on Andlewood Court. It will be decorated and will bear the Salvation Salvation Army shield. Appropriate food items include spaghetti, powdered powdered milk, cereals and odicr non- perishable goods. Salvation Army personnel will collect donated items every morning, McCauley plans scoop out any donations that might freeze overnight. It will also be fitted widi a lock to prevent looting or vandalism, she adds. DBIA Shuttle Service Dec. 2nd Bowmanville's Christmas shoppers shoppers can leave their cars at home on Friday night, Dec. 2, and hop onto shutdc buses beginning at 6:00 p.m. The buses provided by the merchant merchant members of the Downtown Business Improvement Area Association, Association, will be covering Bowmanvillc in an effort to help gather people before before the Christmas Tree Lighting ceremony at 7:15 p.m. There will also be buses during the entire evening, evening, bringing local residents to the downtown core for some Christmas shopping expeditions. The buses, supplied by Charter- ways, will travel on three routes covering the north, west and cast ends of the town. At the north end, folks can hop on the bus along Freeland Avenue, Meams, Old Scugog and llie area north of the railroad tracks. The east end shuttle bus will travel along King Street to Simpson Avenue to Baseline to Liberty and northwards to King Street. The west end, bus will cover Aspen Aspen Springs, the subdivision off Martin Road and Waverlcy Rd. areas. areas. For more details, check the maps included in this issue. Drivers will pick up residents when flagged down as there aren't any designated bus stops along the routes. IBMflMI % Ride the B.I.A* Moonlight Express FREE OF CHARGE FRIDAY NIGHT Map for Moonlight Express H: Come in and meet me during Moonlight Magic Again this year, my dog Rylcy wants to make sure all the pets at the local Animal Shelter have a Merry Christmas too! We invite you to drop by and say. hello and bring in a dog or cat treat between 8:00 p.m. and 12 midnight. We'll make sure that your gifts are given to the pets at the Animal Shelter. Your generosity the last two years has been wonderful! This year, we ask you to leave your name and telephone number so we can enter you in a Free Draw for a Gift Certificate from Terribrae Pet Centre. Sec you on Friday night! Brian Purdy, Advertising Manager The Canadian Statesman The Clarington Independent 72 King St. W, 623-3303 Bowmanville ylQrpxr^: YJr Y/V-fc-fcj

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