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8- Orono Weekly' ies, Wcdnesdaýy, Juily 3, 1996 Graduation lime Again Ian Dewell gave a very spirited and funny address as Clarke High School's Valedictorian at the Graduation ceremonies held last Wednesday night. Jason will be attending Queen's University in the fail. POLICE June 17 attacker fell through the front A 19'year old Bowmanville window at Davis Printing, 57 resident was attacked by an King St. W. l3oth suffered unknown maie while walking minor injuries from the"glass. down King St. in June 18 Bowmanville. While defend- Two Bowmanville Senior ing himself, both he and the Public students were eau- tio)IId by pOl)ice lor bringirng hate literatufe Io school. 'l'le literature was seized and destroyed. Two honfies under con- struction i Newcastle were entered, with thieves making off with patio doors and their- trames. An excavator parked at Middle Road near the 4th Concession had its windows broken, causing $20000 in damage. Two young offend- ers were seen breaking the windows. The John Howard's Society on Church St. in Bowmanville was broken into, and several items weretaken. June 19 A John Deere Farm Tractor worth $17,000 was stolen from a farm on Murphy Road near Regional Road 20. Edvan Realty in Bowmanville was broken into, with thieves making off with petty cash and, two blank cheques. June 20 Dawn's Casual Clothing in Newcastle was the victim of a shoplifter. The culprit made off with three articles of cloth- ing, and used an accornplice to help in the theft. The Carpenter's Union at 116 King St. E. in Bowmanville was entered through a window in the back. Nothing appears to, be taken. Another false fire alarm, this time at Bowmanville Senior Public School. June 21 The Municipal Building in Bowmanville was broken into. Thieves made off with a TV, VCR, and an undisclosed amount of money. Entrance was gained through a west office wtndow. A car was stolen fromn the driveway of an Ochonski Road resident. A neighbour to the Highland Creek Sand and Gravel in Newcastle has apparently cut the -fence between the two properties and has been using the place to drag race~ molorcycles. June 22 An Oshawa resident was in (ustodv tor assaulting anoth- er driver alter an accident between the two. lHe is also chargeci with fleeing the scene alter the assault. A car was stolen from the lot of Neil's Variety on Division St. in Bowmanville. June 23 A Newcastle youth bas been cautioned for shooting off a pellet gun at bis neigh- bour's house. A King St. E. Bowmanville residence was broken into, with thieves making off with some stereo equipment. A female was kicked in the chest and punched in the mouth by an attacker on Church St. in Newcastle. A garden shed on Second St. in Newcastle was entered by unknown suspects, but nothing was taken. Recycle this newspaper. GREEN LEAF RESTAURANT 28 King Street East, Newcastle, Ontario 987m4363 Home of the Famous Mountain Boy Chicken Wings MOSPORT TICKETS PAY LESS THAN GATE PRICE FOR ANY EVENT SATURDAY NIGHT STOCKS 0 SUPER WEEKENDS # CONCERTS EDEN MUSICFEST TICKETS, NOW AVAILABLE THE GREAIT PINE RIDGE KINSMEN available at Ganaraska Trading Post or CALL 905-983-9540 r SERVING DUR.-iAM REGION SINCE 1841 FUNERAL SERVICEFS PRE-ARRANGED & PREPAID 'fiere ~Professiona(9tiquette w Important" Funeral Directors Paul R. Morris Robert E. Williams Gary M. Conway Doug R. Rutherford ANSWERING YOUR CALL 24 HOURS 623-5480 4 DIVISION ST. BOWMAN VILLE I/