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Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday, August 13,2003 - 6 Newcastle youth charged for damage to police cruiser Durham Regional Police were called late Monday afternoon to assist ambulance staff in the Newcastle Parkette. Ambulance Ambulance staff were unable to subdue subdue a 17-year-old youth who was, according to the attendants, attendants, obviously under the influence of some kind of narcotic narcotic and alcohol. When police officers arrive, they youth continued to be uncooperative. Once officers managed to get the youth into the cruiser, he proceeded proceeded to kick out the windows windows of the car. They youth was held for bail and taken to the hospital for observation and released. He was subsequently charged with breach of probation, assault and resisting arre Pedicures/Manicures Waxing Nail Extensions Air Brushing ESTHETIC STUDIO Eyelash Tinting Electronic Muscle Stimulate (EMS) Paraffin Wax Brigitte 1 Brown " *** | Gift Certificates | Available I 15% DISCOUNT with coupon | | 171 Mill Street, Orono, ON LOB 1M0 • 905-983-8169 Everyone loves a Parade so be part of the fun at the Durham Central Fair ( Orono) on Saturday, September 6th cfean '& fuvuzde t&eme- <üv "Agriculture in Motion" ☆ Entrants should line up at Orono Cemetery at 10:00am .☆Judging begins at 10:30am ☆Parade starts at 11:30am Prize Categories: ★ Best Youth Group Float (15 years & under) - $40, $20 ★ Best Neighbourhood Float - $40, $20 ★ Best Family Float - $40, $20 ★ Best Parade Theme Float - $40, $20 ★ Best Musical Entry - $40, $20 ★ Best Clown - $30, $15 ★ Best Decorated Bicycle - $12, $6, $3 ★ Best Non-Motorized Float (10 years and under) $15, $10, $5 ★ Best School Float - $40, $20, $10 ★ Judges' Choice for 2003 - $40 NOTE: To be assured a spot in the parade, please call 905-983-5750 or 905-983-9202 for details up to the evening of September 4,2003 > School's out for KPR teachers PETERBOROUGH - Over 100 Kawarthà Pine Ridge District School Board teachers teachers have just begun their summer summer holidays after completing a month of classes. Area teachers took part in Additional Qualifications courses in Special Education. Teachers attended class daily throughout the month of July and completed research projects on a variety of topics. This is the first time teachers have participated in summer upgrading courses at the board office in Peterborough. In the past they often travelled to Toronto for this type of training. The teachers were learning how to better serve students with special learning needs in their classes. There is a renewed emphasis emphasis within the Kawartha Pine Ridge School Board to focus on leadership development and staff training. This is one of the six areas of emphasis identified last year within the board's strategic directions. We are also investigating the delivery of other .programs including masters and doctoral doctoral studies which will be offered within the distinct, says Cathy Montreuil, Principal of Special Services for the Board. Wow! Did we ever have a fantastic Kendal Day. So many people worked very hard and it turned out great. Chris and Cecile Perron and their two boys were there for two days setting up and cooking. I think we had a great turn out for work parties parties both before and after. The games were a great hit, especially the Dunk Tank. Oh my, was that water cold! To add insult to injury my kids were the first to dunk me. Thanks to Warren Wright of the Durham Regional Police Auxiliary for taking a turn in the tank. The entertainment was top notch, with something happening happening all day long. Pure Country sounded great, the Ganaraska Country Cloggers were their stupendous selves.. Those Tiny Tappers were so cute we could've watched them for another hour or two. You do great work Mandy. It was also fun to watch people recoil in fear as the Orono Cat World brought out the big snakes. Enid Brewer sounded terrific for our dinner music. I wish I could have brought the real piano for her to play. Maybe the weather will cooperate next year. Finally, the night dance with Ena Palmateer, Stetson, Mandy Dolley, and Mike Pollard was a great hit. We get to see Stetson again for our New Year's Dinner and Dance, so get. your tickets tickets early! We have some great plans for the fall. To get in the the Euchre and Dart nights please call Joan at 983-5901 for information. We are going to sponsor a Youth Play Group for kids 5 to 10 years old. For information on this call Shane 983-6210. We have Yuk Yuks coming Sept. 13th, which is always a great hit. The Orange Lodge will be holding a Halloween Dance. And of course--we are always open to suggestions! See you at the Center. «5 ïft*r ^ Orono Country Cafe c Full Menu 5) Main Street., Orono, Ontario • 983-9009 XS X*--.ttt, i^:n!iuti;l!ij|ii||j!:HliMi:ji!:s ! i;!„i::■■ A---::": . FREE LIVE MUSIC & ENTERTAINMENT 1 ☆•Silsiii 1 ' • ■ » ' •.iliiiiil'RlWii" . . : ■.iliiw' ■!: t'17 • -,: 6:1. 6 kill >tP ! "I l| l| ;,!;,!|!!i!!JiI .jlllilli' 1 ' kiim ' l!l 6" : •, : A.A11 concerts begin, at 7:00 PM ■ ..... 1 ;|l |, jj |l| ||!| 11|||| Bandstand is located at the Orono Library Lawn ~ Please bring a lawn chair or b Orono Library (in case of rain, concerts will be at Orono Town Hall) Concert Series made possible by the generous donations of the following: Municipality of Clarington Stull's Pharmacy, Charlie Reid, Clifford Frnncls/Pro Painting, Orono Lumber, Councillor Gord Robinson, Orono Country Cafe, SB's Five Hearts, Di's Pizzeria, Grundy's Country Upholstery, Modessa on Main, Orono Weekly Times, Orono Mills, Hourglass, Evergreen Farm & Garden, Orono Antiques Mall, Ham 11 tons Insurance, Orono Electric, Torrens Wellness Centre, and The Garden Path