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ORONO WEEKLY TEMES, TIIURSDAY, OCTOBLR lth, 1969 Plrent Group Petition Board A group of parents of students utCaanpbellorid High Sehool pre- meted. a petition to the Nonth- urnbenlandýDUXiham County Board of Eldudation last Thuriy a.sk- îng tihat their children shouild not b)e kepi hanging arounci for an hour every day waiting for a bus to go home. Wdllîam Petty, who headed the ,delegaition, accused. the board adi- mninistrlation of "'treating the mat- "lUt's a bnci situationi when Stu- -dents bave to, bang aroand- for,, an hour waiting toi g'el home.' Iý have seen thein niding9 around in, caris, joy riding, to kil tihe tPie and'- I know their paren-ts don't -k<oew anything about this,", he suaid. H-e explained that the normal ,sch.oolda endeid at 3:10 p.m., and beCaüse some bus students h~dto stay for extra cunrîclemar uîu.>jiec'tis three days a week, al the students had to stay. On the n;ýher two1 days the students were letto their own resourees. "-In ma.ny cases they don't get _horný unt[il 5 p.m,, and sorne of these students Pl.aY hockey andi utteni otiher organizations ai -ni, L aing thean only about two1nUL,-- to do their homework andeatbeore they have to go out ~ain"'headded. In 1h" pas hie said, the extra- euri)U~ra~tV4teS werýe held .oly ,aodys a week andi the par- -ns iol go along with Ibis,. but tlhy ertanlywould not accept., ~suc sbeing kept, five nights Whnthe parents approacheci hes.olofficiais they wrerýe tolci ,fth , an'ed the bu time chneithey woulid hav V pay for a early bus themseve ai a ~otof $4,000 per ye.ar to deliver ht et orne two nighd, a week. r.Pity said he 1ý o îeiti nu I$50 per trip: "I ca' ,miake thtmoney from eows andcI 'i e ,,rd to tiake the job if its aveul- .be"W. Friank Thomn, drirtr fEdueation, saici that statemenit etinydidn't corne froni the theprincipal of the scholol, T(eepe J. Bireýnnan, tolc the board tat the extra-curria ac- tivities -were held. threce tavis a wekandi the other two days were 'slaside asý freie study periodIs ,vi(n a student couLci get extra helýlp if neeessary. T ~ he parenats , uid juhat, the ,hange in buis limie was only put mbnLi effecýt at Vhe begin-ning of Several enhr of thc holard pointeci out th-at' they dici not kniow_-anything about the âhange; it bnci beein miade by the admin- ,ïstration. J. C. MoKague, a meniber said he, was . ht like a bolt when he reaci about iA in1 the local news- J. M. Rolph asked tihe peubtion- ~esif they had any complafinits te .naike about communications with Vieý board. "If tihere waus a block ân cemiunidation, can you ex- pýlaiýn whlere it was?" he nsked. Mr. Petty sauli he haci bnc good. týoopenation with the loia meni- bers whe tolc i m that more pres- zsre ",uuld have to be put on by CIhe parenîts before the board ~iuddeal with the proiblem. The main "beef of the ýparents ws.that the administration Sd --nut seenito take the prob<lemn ser- Wesley ]Yown, a meniiber, ask- 'edl the' adisration to expkain Orono Fuir Winners The followng is a list of pnîze winners at the Orono Pair hel the Caly part of September The winners o& each elass are listed in order of their awards. CLYDFSMXLE- Mare or GeIuding- H. Down of Broo,,kln, . IDfown, 3rclandi 4th, Donald, Bobertson, Blackstoec. Mare andFoal- R. Gochrane of Bbackstock. Feal of l969- R. Cochrýane. PERCRNS-- Mare or Gelding- Victor Cook- son, Bowmanviile, lisI andi 2nd G. Bell, Woodville; Perey Mountjoy, Oshawa, 4th andci th; G. Bell. Mare andl Foal- P. Mounîjoy, V. Gookson. Foal of 1969- V. Cookson. P. Mountjoy Colt, 1 year- V. Cookson, isI anci 2nd. -Filly or Gelding 2 years- Vie. Cuokson, Perey Mountjoy, 2 and 3 Fily or Gelding, 3 years- Vie. Cookîson, lisit and 2nci. B3ELGIANS- Mare or Gàlding- S. G. NesbiV.t, Mindeýn, Keith Hobden, Lindsay; Murrîay. Grove, Stouffville. Hob- d'en; M9. Grove and Clarence Buck- ley, Lindigy. Mare andi Foal- C. BuCklîey. Foal of ý1969- C. Buckley ist andi 2nd., Colt, 1 year- C. Buckley. Fllly or Geldfing, 2 yearls- S. G. 1.llyr or Gelding, 3 years- M. Grove. C. Buickley, V. Cookson. HARNESS GLASS- Clydesciale Tearn, heavy- lober Down, Il. Robertson. Light Draught-, D. Roberston, H. flown. t'endheron team, heavy- Vie. Gookîson, P. Mountjoy, G. Bell Light Diiaught- V. Cookson, G. Bell, P. Mountjoy. .Belgd.an Team, heavy- S. G. Nes- bitt, K. Hobden, M. Grove. C. Buckley. *LIgiht Draught- S. G. Nesbitt, K. Hobrlen, M. Gilove, C. Buckley Wagon team, heavy- AMvn Mark of Gameron, R. Cochrane. Light flraught- R. Cochrane, M. Heath. Single wagon horse- A. Mark, R. Codhrane, M. Heath, R. Coch- rane. Fourliorse Hitch- H. Down, K. Hobden, S. G. Nesbitt, V. Cook- son, D. Robertson, R. Cochrane, A. Mark. M. Grove, G. Bell, Perey' Mountjocy and C. Buckley. Winner of the O'Keefe Tro0hy for best team on the groundis- H. Down. LIGIT HORSES CARRIAGE iIORSES- 1viare a-id Foal- Ian Scott of Corhyvàlle. Foal of 199 G. Brent, Bow- manville, han Scott, W. E. Vivian of Tyronýe. Filly or Gelding, 1 year- Ian Filly or Colt, . years W. E. Vivý- ian, Ilan Scott. Single horse in harnes's over 151/2- John Sheridan, Stirliing; I Scott, W. E. Vivîjan. Single horse in harness under 151/- John Sheridan, W.. E. Viv- ian, lan Scott., 1 Pair of homses in harness- John Sheridan, Ian Scott, W. E. VLvian ROADSTER* HORSES- Mare andi Foal- G. Brent, G. Cochîrane, Myriile. Foal of 1969- G Cochrane, G. Brent. Fil'ly or Gelding, 2 years- Whit- ney Boyd, Oronmo, G. Brefnt, W. E. Vivian. Singlle horse in harnoess, over 151/2I. Cochrane, Nestieton, John Sheridan, Lorne Hoskin, Black- stock, I.' Cochrane, W. E. Vivijan. Single harse in harness, under 15V2 I. Cochrane, John Sheridan, Lennard Bligiht, Brooklin, Ivan Codhriane, W. E. Vivîjan. Pair horses in harness- I Coch- rane, John Sheridan, L. Bight, I. Cochrane, G. Cochrane. Lady Diver- Mrs. Ian Scott, Oshîawa. Mrs. Stan Gob*ie. Mi's. Terwillger. PONIES-11 Pony î.mder sacdile riciden by boy or girl 12 years or under- Blair Yaneyke, Tyrone; L. Hois- ki,, Blackstock; Jil Canflelci, Bow-manviJle; G. Henry, Canieren; Blain 10aneyke. Pony ridden-by boy or girl 15 year.sor under- B. Anderson, Osh- awa;G. 'Henry; Judy Stephenson. Newcastle; Ruicihard Roberts, .Or- ono: JII GCanfield. Single Pony -in harness under 13' 1- Mris. S. Goble. D. Terwfli-- gar, G. Henry, L. Hoskin. Sîngle Pony in harneiss ov er 13.1- Mrs. S. Goble. Teani of Ponies under 13.1- G. Henry. Teai. of Ponieis over 13.1- MîIrs. S. Goble. Mare and Foal- G. Hienrv. G Brent, E. Leusehner, Hampton. 1 Pony boal. of 1969- G. Henry, G. Brent, E. Leuschner. Snowmobile buyers and owners' It could bc to your advantage to se us before you buy. Shop our big lot for a selection of, 5 makes, 50 models. 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