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EL Orono Weekly Timnes, Wednesday, Auigust 28, 1996 7 Look Up, Look Way Up... It lias been a poor year for sunflowers. Ail you have ta do is see the field growing on Durliam Road 42 ta see that. But someone forgot ta tell these sunflowers that. Growing on Faye Adams property on Pigott Lane in Orono, these sunflowers tower over Faye's grandchildren, Andrew 9, and Katie 7. The children, who regularly visît their grandiparents fromn Port Perry, were able ta plant a variety of sunflowers and pumpkins in their grandpar- ent's garden. These sunflowers, ith Andrew and Katie stand- ing in the middle of tim, grew ta great heiglits; the tallest one measures 10 feet seven !inches (sorte sunflowers have grown as high as 12 feet). Andrew and Katie said that they love coming down ta spend the day wîtli their grandparents. September ie Big Brothers Month Mayor Diane Hamre and the local counicillors have declared September Big Brother Month in Clarington. Big Brothers of Clarington wll join other Big- Brother Agencies across Canada in celebrating Big Brother Month. 1To celebrate Big Brother Montli, the Big Brothers of Clarington Flag will be raised at the Town Hall during a Flàg-Raising Ceremnony on September 9 at 9:00 a.m. and wiill remnain flying for the rest of September. 'Along with the flag-raising several events are planned to raise awareness of aur programs in attemapt to recrit volunteers. This year Big Brothers of Clarington wrIll begin the cel- ebration early with a Car Wash at the Fifth Wheel on Friday, August 30 from 4:00 PM . 830 pm and Saturday, August 31 from 9:00 arn - 2:00 pm. Big Brothers of Clanington will hold their 7th Annual Pet Show at the Durham Central Agricultural Fair on Sunday, September 8 in Orono A rena. There is no admnission ta enter the show and prizes and trophies will The-number of calis that police are responding to have dropped somewhat, especial- ly in Clarke Township. "We haven't seen much in Orono for a while," said an officer that did flot want to be iden- tîfied. August 14 A Bowmanville teen had his bike stolen sornetime last week, but cid flot report it ta the police. While walking in another part of town, hie was passed by a young maie rid- ing his stolen bike. The teen followed the persan back ta be awarded. The Pet Show is open ta ail children 16 years and under. Registration is fromn 9:00 arn - 9:45 arn and the show will begin at 10:00 arn. On September 14 from 8:30 amn - 1 pm, Big Brothers, offers everyone the opportu- nity ta find sorne new trea- sures at our Yard Sale and Bake Sale in the parking lot of the Big Brothers office at 23 Scugog St., Bowmanville. You can also make donations ta the sale by dropping off unwanted articles, before September 14 at the Big Brothers office during office hours. Proceeds from the Bake Sale will go to the agen- cy's United Way Campaîgn. The celebration continues at, Big Brothers of Clarington's 2nd annual BBQ & Talent Showcase. On Septemnber 21, at Archibald Orchards in Tyrone from 10:00 arn - 4:00 pm, every- one is welcome ta show off their talents in aur'talent show. There will be games, prizes and entertainment for the children including Uncle Moe, a clown and a dancer. Along with all this, Archibald Orchards will have aIl their regular activities which include wagon rides, a chli- dren's Theatre, a straw maze and jump and farm animais. We invite the community ta join us atthese events and help celebrate Big Brother Month. POLICE DEMT the home and informed police of the theft and location of the suspect. Police -are investi- gating the suspect for a rash of bike thefts in the area. August 15 Twýo Bowmanville homes were the scenes of two attemnpted break and enters. A house on Quin Street was entered, but nothing was taken. The other home was, on Spry Avenue. Van Dyk Realty in Bowmanville was broken into, but the owners of the proper- ty could find nothing missing as of this report. A celi phone was stolen out of an unlocked truck parked on Andrews St. in Orono. -August 17 There was an attempted break-in at Neil's Variety on Division St. in Bawmanville. Would-be thieves attempted ta enter from a side door. A large gang of araund 15 youths were seen breaking fence boards in the Scugog- Second Streets area. Another report also had a gang of around 15 kids raaming around causing mischief. Recycle this ne wsp a per. PUBIC OTICE TO ITS CITIZENS In accordance with Section 9(5) of the Pounds Act, RSO 1990, Chapter P. 17, notice is hereby given that one three year old black horse, with white left front and left hind foot, approximately 1,000 pounds, was found on Highway 115 on June 14, 1996, and has been impounded. If you ar e the owner of this horse, please contact the undersigned. Arnot Wotten, Poundkeeper ______________ Municipality of Clarington ~MUNICIPALITY OF 40 Temperance Street (jlarnglonBowmanville, Ontario OtqTARIOLIC 3A6 Telephone: 623-3379 Date of Publication: August 28, September 4 and 11, 1996 ANNOUNCING A NEW ARRIVAL FOR NEWCASTLE VILLAGE The staff of Newcastle Public School proudly announce the long awaited anrival of aur beautiful new school. We will be continuing ta work long and hard ta prepare for opening day on Tuesday, September 3. Althaugh portions of the building will remain "under construction" during the last week of August, the new office will be open for registrations from 9:00 a.m, ta 3:30 p.m. on Thursday, August 29 and Friday, August 30. We can't wait ta show off aur new school ta everyone in September! NorthurnberL-nd.daington Board of Educatîou W~tI~oearCcc~ C~~ ~b~i Yu iga«>r-s - p§nV lin -thýàE>I«àrs poe-udcf »f tlim>iir %wiId l arutm.arf I htbitn Re 1 ... ... ... ach Pl FEÀ&-: adflhIS'O evryday at 1 :30 p.. located on Hwy 35/115, and s.e. corner of Taunton Rd. 7 miles north of Hwy 401, in Orono iOpen DaiIy 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. 983-5016