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/ Wednesday, June 8, 2005 Library Continued from front Maxine Hoos felt there should be more control on the use of computer terminals at the library. "I have a problem with people not being able to get a terminal for research," said Hoos, "when they are all being used by kids playing .games." She said she would like to see more internet terminals terminals at the library, as long as the library does not end up being a hang out for teens. "This is not what a library is about, a gang of friends playing playing games," she said. When asked about the services currently provided by the library, it was expressed that the library does offer a good range of services to all age groups, however it was felt that more could be done to support school curriculum. A wish list for a new library, according to those at Monday's public meeting, included homework stations, web casting stations, comfortable comfortable seating in the study area, Orono Weekly Times - 3 with big comfortable chairs like at Chapters for browsing, and big windows in the children's children's area. "Building a new library facility in the downtown could be an anchor for renewal in the downtown core," said Allan Kirby. A new building in the downtown should reflect the architect and design era of the ■ existing town, according to Kirby. Once the needs assessment has been completed, the Library Board will draft a report for council with their recommendations for a new Newcastle Library. Council will make the final decision on where the library will be located, and what it will look like. A needs assessment for the Clarke Branch is on the library board's list of things to do, according to Library Board Chair Allan Hewitt. "We recognize it's an old building, and if we want to keep it as a viable branch, there are things we will have to look at," he stated, following following the Public Meeting. Money Continued from page 2 The prosecutor announced that the officer was not in court and she was withdrawing withdrawing the charge. I suggested to His Worship that the prosecution and the court apparently had no regard for my time. Our injustice system, even in traffic court, is quite simply a joke! Kelly Adams Orono The Parish of Newcastle (Clarke), St. George's & St. Saviour's Churches present tWMLY m A SUMMER FAYRE IfflBljBBIffllllBl SglSlj • GAMES OF SKILL - Ring Toôô, Fish Pond, Horseshoe Throw - horses not attached • FLOOR SHOW - Live Entertainment, Dancers, Musicians • FOOD - Hot dogs, Hamburgers, Popcorn, Snow Cones, Cotton Candy • KIDS ACTIVITIES - Face Painting, Tattoos (temporary) > ART SHOW - Paintings, Photo, Sculpture, Carving & demonstrations, demonstrations, Best Dressed Pet (by a child under 12) • FAMILY PHOTOGRAPHER • SILENT AUCTION • PLANTS to see and buy • YUMMY SAKE SALE First annuaTE/feabeth Skelding" Raisin Pie Contest. inniïïnïïïïïïïïuïïïïiïïinininniiïïTiiiiihuhhiiiiiulijiïïnnïïnïnïïniïïiînînîiïïïïninTnïïïnïïnïï St. George's Church Grounds - Newcastle June 11*9 a.m. - 5 p.m. FREE ~ Main Street, Orono Proprietors: Gary, Carol & Cory Vreeker • Wedding Cates • Cates for a\\ Occasions • Pastries-Donuts-Pies • Bread & Buns 905-983-9779 Closed Sunday and Monday Flo Sharpe replaced some of the flowers at the Library last weekend as someone had removed some of the purple petunias. Flo tends the beds at the Clarke Library for the Orono Horticultural Society. Fatal collision at Mosport The Durham Regional Police Traffic Services Branch is investigating a collision that killed a 39-year-old Toronto man at Mosport International Raceway in Clarington last week. On Tuesday May 31st, 2005, at approximately 2:15 p.m., Durham Regional Police were called to the Mosport International Raceway road course regarding a motorcycle that had lost control and crashed. Ambulance attended and the driver was pronounced pronounced dead a short time ERIN WEBB : later. The deceased was identified identified as Carlos Correa, 39 years, of Oswald Crescent in Toronto. The track was closed for several hours while collision scene investigators collected evidence. Weather and road conditions were favorable at the time. This is the 4th fatality at the raceway in the past five years. Anyone who witnessed the collision, or who has information information regarding the incident, is asked to contact Detective Constable Kennaley at (905) 579-1520 ext. 5.256. Anonymous Anonymous calls can be made to Durham Regional Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-8477. SO'Years No words can ever • describe how awe- • some of a friend you • are. Thank you for l always being there. • Happy 19th Birthday 1 &FF. Love Shawna l t i w ** t ë ."V , .lil'-'i A >5 We thank the Lord for health; Canada for it's opportunities. The family of Ben and Narda Hoogkamp invite friends, neighbours, and relatives to an OPEN HOUSE Sunday June 26, 2005 1 - 4 p.m. Newcastle Community Hall Best Wishes Only please If desired donation to the Food Bank or Gate 3:16 e&mm Happenings A Summer F^- (presented by The Parish of Newcastle (Clarke), Si. George's and St. Saviour* Churches.) At St George's Church Grounds in Newcastle from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Admission FREE Games of Skill Floor Show, Food, Kids Activities (including Best Dressed Pet Contest), Art Show (activities and demonstrations), Family Photographer, Silent Auction, Plants to sec and buy, urnmy Bake Sale, "Elizabeth Skelding" Raisin Pie Contest. Rheuml'toidA^hritb Public Forum - Join Dr. Edward Keystone to learn about recent advances in the treatment of rheumatoid arthritis at St. Mary of the People Church, 532 Stevenson ltd. and Marion Ave., Oshawa. No cost. Call now to book your scat 1-800-344-6131 days--rain or shine featuring North American professional professional cowboys. Info line: 1-866-517-6336 or www.napccxtreme.com Kot'and Cold'lluffet and Euchre - 6 p.m. at Oddfellow and Rcbckah Centre in Orono. Tickets $12 - ouT-Sisk I nrim 9X1-5608 or Violo 983-9571.