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m ; ranvaroguil mane | i rarmrarter ormanpy hi. ramrricome manaapnr > R mnrmrarmn k 1’ www.northumberlandtoday.com THE COLBORNE CHRONICLE â€" Thursday, June 5, 2008 â€"3 ‘ 2 ; Local News l CA A LL OO lecudeled Web oraaileme . 100 1 .0 0 Oe cUE Bs ghiek o BW L uBm L u0 es OC us alae L WO LW O OO es PE O PAE _ e e e domteas Warkworth woman missing f e A mdbeuities PS lls Continued from page 1 locating Ms. Barnoski and identifying anyone who k Â¥ _ dheeas. K may have been with her on the evening of May 27. In ~~ ds _ â€" / d ; J Ms. Barnoski is described as approximately 5%4", . particular, police are interested in hearing from _ h e *3 150 pounds, medium build, fair to medium â€" members of the public who may have seen anyone iR &fi%‘@ hes complexion, wavy mediumâ€"length dyed red hair. She â€" hitchhiking or walking on County Road 25 the night â€" Cl 0 12 Q, i * w has a tattoo of a tiger playing with a butterfly on her _ of May 27. â€" MR & ied left ankle. She was last seen wearing a camouflage This investigation is ongoing and under the â€" e %%:“:?? t 6 . f coat and jeans. direction of Detective Inspector Dave Quigley of the &\ > MB < Ms, Barnoski is known to have friends and family Criminal Investigation Branch. | Q%’ "<~ c in the Durham Region. Investigators are continuing Anyone with information related this investigation es‘ 90 4& A j to contact and interview those who know her, OPP_ . is encouraged to contact the Campellford detachment | “ 'fss,é said Monday. She is not known to have been in . of the Ontario Provincial Police at 1â€"705â€"653â€"3300 or > jjfgj‘ 00. contact with anyone since the evening of May 27. anonymously to Crime Stoppers at 1â€"800â€"222â€"TIPS + No>.. ’,%§ t Police are asking for the public‘s assistance in â€" (8477). | ‘ me â€" igRh School board looks at four site options | | &,Lh s ,g.’ f | es OiLEGE SCHOOL Continued from page 1 concern by South Cramahe . paper. | s | t He iR C io. families about locating in Resource Committee will not | jak Tess The other, on Jakobi Road, was Castleton. y make a final decision on June 4, | ?f h ) d ruled unacceptable due to its All three proposed sites would . but the members will discuss the s o F 4 proximity to a closed landfill site.. _ use wells and septic systems. The â€" options which are now available. Protosy Bosowey| , _ The Forget property lies in a. nearest sewers to thS?:rWeltul?I'nfii xist.hSult‘lllll;ler‘s;g;sbhas dlsigussqd Melissa and Wilbert Charles are hosting the 2nd annual Caribbana in E;I&gs(i)rfafig% difiermlllnetli t_(:_be ;‘:’I;ge;r;a?; g%i;glgy 18 tfie line to â€" committee that thfsr ivosld lt]}él: Colborne at the Keeler Centreâ€" and they‘re promising a night of fun. e ordifttece Mgrche ;,ch%rzlv;rillgl the industrial park further west on good place to have a detailed * soon be gravel trucksrusing that Purdy Street, or: south on â€" discussion about a future location Carlbbana re l UKNS section of County Road 25 to carry â€" Parliament St.. . M to get them thinking about all of + aggregate from the new Shelter Under planning guidelines, only . the information and so they don‘t Valley pit. land currently zoned. Rural have to try to synthesize it all in t C lb O rn e un e 2 1 The other two options under â€" qualifies as a greenfield site. Its use one evening on June 19. O O A _Jp consideration by the board are the â€" must be changed in the township‘s If there are any questions on ‘ w $ Castleton Public School property â€" Official Plan. It would ha}tve to bstz .tJulr{\e 4, the associate director can It‘s time to show your true provided some recipes for the | and a piece of land owned by Peter severed, and rezoned. Wader musd ake them away and have â€" colours â€" put on those fancy catered event. Guests enjoyed | williams on Purdy Road and â€" be tested, a septic review ot%e and responses ready for the June 19 clothes and head down to the ~salsas, â€" Jamaican â€" patties, | parliament Street. soil tests completed â€" all by the en {)ubhc school board me: eting so that Keeler Centre for the 2nd annual â€" traditional fish cakes, rum punch The Williams lands _ are _ of the year. y dX rustees can â€" make a final Caribbana in Colborne June 21. and other goodies. _ designated Colborne Periphery Ms. Sqmmers}lld:fi tahsstureul & be decision that night regarding the ; For those who came to last _ Mr. Charles is going to head | Area, which permits community . audience in Marc a; ctod g new school being funded with $4.8. ‘ year‘s inaugural event, event . into the kitchen with his chef‘s | facilities such as a school. They are done if everyone coope ated and . million In provincial grants. I organizers Wilbert and Melissa hat tq help her this year and zoned Rura} 42 A.' A school is not expedited the pr(()iqess. e â€" The director stated several Charles promise this year will be promises even more happy. permitted in this zone, so if a The, board‘s esources tlmges M_arch 3 that work i even better. i surprises for the Caribbana gang. | school were to be built, then it cOmmlttee will hear submissions beglr_l this fall in order to s t.ust Colour is the key, Mr. Charles _ In the Caribbean, they don‘t eat | would have to be rezoned by and discuss a background report provincial requirements fa isfy advises; dress loudly for the . by halves â€" it‘s all the way for | Cramahe Township. The parcel in â€" and discussion paper in a meeting. $4.8â€"million in grants to bui(ifi the evening of fun and games, your appetite, Ms. Charles says. which the Williams property is . at the board office on June 4. _ school by 2099 This stat 59. Banquets and Special Events Response at l_el§t year‘s first | located has reached its maximum .Sherry Summer51des,. Assoglate appears to be in conflict wi'igl ent *# Coor(_ilnator Donna Rusaw has effort was so positive, the couple | number of permitted consents. D;rec_tor Kawartha Pine Rldge made _by a spokesperson i onte promised to dress up the Rotary . decided to repeat. This year, the | Gramahe Council would have to District Board of Education, will Lou Rinaldi‘s office Apr. 2 uie Room, taking everyone to the money made from the $20 | qyerride township restrictions to present for information the said there was no timepl" & Whlch Caribbean where they will eat admission will go to the kids at | allow another severance. dialogue and details theâ€" provincial funding availx[l; on the »ggglbb?an food, dance to the beat . the Cramahe Summer Camp. The No selling prices have been amalgamation committee had Both the existing Castlet t j \reggae, Latin, calypso and soca . Charles hope the windfall will be | made public on the two greenfields regarding the location of the new â€" Public and South Cramahe P eton â€"even take in a light show. used to provide them with some | gites, If one is chosen the price will . school. As well there will be input Schools are slated for cl. utss [ dog‘pel;eiazvg;uagg a lutnbo contest, . extras.. . ; f . become public information. from sen@or adn’linistrat‘ion of the new school would house (s)fl:légné stt dgn’t Y sm,pfi?;flgehg;l{zgfé Do’In‘xla(fit\?SZr; :t‘,flfl;a%;}g- %‘L];lllgg ‘\ . There has been a growing board laid out in the discussion from those two schools. 3 ‘ L,L talented singer to lend his voice to (905 355â€"2846), Melissa or Wilbert + en 0 > ' | a couple of numbers. Mr. Charles Charles at 905 355â€"3012, or by istay) ol Swaain, iaranms = . has his hand in almost every dropping in . to Downey‘s : i \ aspect of the evening. Pharmacy in Colborne. ) % _ _ _ Last: year, Ms. Charles â€"â€"Bos Owen