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r -~ Mon day Underi The Orono f ire department ended a relatively quiet Civic week-end when they answered a cali at 8:ý45 to go to a house owned by Joseph Luciano a couple of miles west of Orono on Taunton Road. The house, vacant at the time, sustained f ire damnage estimated at about $9,000.00. Night Fire There was evidence that a flamable iquid had been spread around the living room where the f ire appeared to have sta rted. The incident is being investi gated for arson. DONALD WOOD Donald Wood, son of Mr. Durham College in "Civil and Mrs. Keith Wood, Kendal, Techniques". graduated May 27, from Progra.mcmlt for reunilon at old Kirby school For a day of good old fashioned fun, corne to the Old Kirby Schoolbouse Centennial Reunion. It takes place on Saturday, August 26th begin- ning at 1. p.m. The officiai opening is at 1:45 with S. Rutherford as Master of Ceremonies. You will hear greetings from Mayor G. Rîckard, M.P. A. Lawrence, and M.P.P. S. Cureatz. Adultas will enjoy the fiddle coitest and later a sing song wiith Mrs. G. Brown. There will be games for the children. Sup- per planned by the K-insmen of the Great Pine Ridge will take place at 5 p.m. Your evening bias been planned for you as well. At 8 p.m. at the Kirby Centennial School, there will be entertainmrent followed by dance music by DJ Carmen Bail and square dance music byI the Lowerys. Plan-, te attend. M&M Lobb BalI team plays in tourney On July 27th the Goodyear The above Photo shows Plant and the Production Manager Each arena will receive an Rubber plant in Bowmranville Manlager jack Taylor pre- Dave King presenting the additionai $,000.00 next year donated $1,000.00 to both the senting the cheque for the Newcastle cheque to Ed hringing the total donation tIo Orono and Newcastle arenas. Orono arena to Charles Gray Majors. $2,000.00 for each arena. A "Law Enforcement Dri- ver Training" program insti- tuted by the Durham Region- ai Police Force and tbe Djurhamn College of Applied Arts and Tecbnology bas taken Durham Region police it was announced last Tuesday that the Regional Municipality of Durham bas been allocated $30,000 to conduct a municipal housing John Sikma, an apple and cash crop grower of Newcas- tle, was re-elected to the executive board of tbe Christ- ian Farmers Federation of -Ontario. officers back to the college campus. on patrol the police are taxed with a variety of duties, observing what is happening around them, performing rel- ated police driving tasks. At study. The grant will assist in the preparation of a housing statement, which will deter- mine the muinicipalities bous- Mr. Sikma was one of three directors. elected by the C.F.F's Provincial Board. As a resuit be will serve another two years, as a member of tbe executive. the same time they are required to drive attentively under al kinds of weather conditions. As a resuit, instru- ction stress ing def ensive driv- ing as been developed to aid the officers in their approach to, these roles. The course was co-ordinat- ed and is instructed by Mr. Karel Pesek of Probe Driv- ing, Toronto. Mr. Pesek is well qualified for the job and ing needs, while insuring that local housing targets are integrated with over-ail pro- vincial objectives. The Municip)al housing study will invoîve a detailed housing market analysis by type of housing, price ran.ge, ineome groups served and the availability of serviced land for future use. Ministry of Hlousing Study grants are designied to enc- ourage active municipal par- ticipation in the identification and developmnent of local housing needs. holds many accomplishments in the field of rally driving and driver instruction, includ- îng participation i training over 400 police officers. 1The driving program being taught at Durham nCollege is divided into three categories. There is classroom instruc- tion in the theory of accident avoidance and defensive dri- ving. The program includes def- ensive driving on regional roads to increase the officers' awareness and in addition, train him or ber to effectively perform the police role. The third category is per- formance of skill exercises which include controlled bra- king, evasîve mianeuvers, and skid control. In accident avoidance, skill can be used only as an extension to defensive driving. Although skid control is of practical value. Mir. Pesek emphasized that the best type of control is skid prevention. The Law Enforcement Dri- ver Training course now in progress, will continue until the end of October, and may lead to an ongoing program. The members of the MI & M Miens Lobb Bail team had a busy civic day week-end as they ventured to St. Cather- mes where they played in a tournament containing a ros- ter of 88 teamns. In the division that the M&M boys played in, a total of 36 teams were entered., According to the avid fans that accompanied the team the 8 gamnes that the IM & M's played were of highest quaity as the team camne out on top 6 out of the 8 gamnes.. Tis gave the teamn a, fourth place spot in the tournament as they w.,,ere deetdby a teamr from *Niagara in the last game by a 6-5 score. . Coming i2p the teamn will be travelling to Welland, Ux- bridge- and maybe Niagara FaIlîs. As usual the loyal fans from the community that join the boys are very much apprec- iated KIRBY SCHOOL CENTENNL REUNION Visitors of the old Kirby School bouse Centennial reunion on August 26th will be in for a day full of fun and enjoymient flot to mention the laughs of reminiscing with the past. A full schedule has been prepared fromn opening remarks by dignitaries to dancing to live musicians. ORONO AREA CHAMIBER HOLDS BEEF BARBEQUE Next Wednesday, August l6th we will once agaîn, be able to feast upon a delicious beef barbeque with ail the trimmings hosted by the Orono and area Chamber of Commerce. This annual event takes place down at the park beginning around 5:00 and includes not only the mneal but games and entertainmnent for the whole family. This should not be missed. O)RONO HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY SHOW Don't forget to drop in and view the exhibits presented by the Orono) Horticultural Society this Thursday. The doors to the main hall of the Orono United Cburch will be open to the public at 7:00 p.m. FOR A MXýSTIFYING EXPERIENCE Ron and Craig of Magic mce. will be on hand to entertain you on August loth when the Clarke Public Library presents "A Magic Show" at 2:00 p.m. in the Orono Town Hall. Bring your children and joîn in this mystifying experience. b' <b I I '41111 (J 4 Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday, August 9th, 1978 Goodyear Rubber Donation Driving training for Durham Police Rtegion of Durhamn allocated $30,ooo Newcastle farmer ire-elected to, board