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Orono Weekiv Times, Wednesday, February 15th, 1978-7 Prize winning exhibits of School relating to Heritage art at the Lockharts Public Day. The above photo depicts the entry of a poem called Unity. winning students from Clarke Along with this poem was a High Sehool. Martha Stubing- carved Beaver. The others ton won first prize with her are as follows; Annete Van- Niejenhuis, who came sec- ond; Mary Veldhuis, third; Scott Goach, fourth; and Matt Irwin came fifth PINES SR. PUBLIC order. Todd Milford, Sharon Pictured above are the Simpson, Kelly Branning, students from the Pines Sr. Laura MacGregor, Lenard Public Sehool who won pins Norris, Michelle Hartwig, for their efforts for Heritage Allison Reid, Shelley Tomp- Day. These names are flot in kins, Lisa Dost, Jerry Stacey, Allison Renton, Janette'Tans- ley, Susan Housley and And- rew F'ellows. Along with the students are Mr. St. John of the Pines and Mr. Devolin who -represented the Kin- ORONO PUBLIC SCHOOL The above photo shows the winning students of Orono Public School after receiving their pins, awards and the tr- 'v. The following is a list oý .e students but not necessarily in order: from kindergarten Susan Black- hum, Alecia Sokoljuk and Shirley Martin; from Grade i Janette Mantel, Marcia Blas- chke and Stephen Hardy; Grade 2 Michelle Alic, Brent Hutton and Dody Brough, Doug Bradley, Barbie Arts and Deon Dias; Grade 3 Penny Boughen, Craig Man- tel and Karen Carnegie; Grade 4 Laurie Watson and Cathy Barr; Grade 5 Wendy Hutton and Jim Brown; Grade 6 Lori Lycett, Sonya Brachvogel, Sherry Forbes and Kim Sherwin. At the very top of the photo Paddy Breen is shown with the trophy she won and Mr. and Mrs. Hadley representing the Kinsmen and'Kinettes. Susan Housley of Newcastle won the top award in the is presented with a Heritage essay1 writing contest. Award by Mm. Devolin having