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Marke 'irigh Ne ws (Continued fromn page 16) and posters whicb were judged by teachers at the Centre for Individual Studies i Bowrnanville. Congratulations 'to Tracy Ruddell. Tracy Ruddell, a grade nine student at Clarke H-igb School, was a finalist in a national competition sponsored by the Automotive Industry witb the financial support of Tele-Direct (Publications) Imc. The Automotive Industry in Canada sponsors this program to make "young people more aware of all opportunities within the Automotive Industry in Canada." This year's topic was "The Responsible Driver." To be eligible, a school must enter a minimum of 25 essays wiî.h one designated as the school winner. This year 135 schools entered a total of 14,568 essays. .Tracey's entry "Marked for Death" follows: "MNarked For Death" Three friends, one big party and the topic that was forgotten -- responsible driving. They didn't bave to worry about drinkmng and driving. Alcohol didn't affect them. It would neyer happen to three young, amnbitious teenagers. Their families would neyer utter the words: "If only tbey badn't been dinking..." It was only one night, a nigbt that would neyer be forgotten. Many families have been li this unfortunate situation. "The children sbould be educated," tbey say. No amouritof teaching cari rescule a person fromn peer-pressure. lI the end, it is the person's own individual decision. Parents scold, mentors warn, but only experience teaches. "The. bouse is oniy a few blocks: Junior Gardners Ne ws (Continued from page 13) Some of the children participated in tbe Royal Winter' Fair in Toronto. Napkin Holders and Place Mats were displayed. Katrina DeJong won lst prize for ber Place Mat, and Peter Etmanskie won l st Prize for bis Napkin Rings. There were many other prizes won but I'm sonry.I don't bave dhe information. Congratulations to ail tbat participated! See you ail at tbe "Pot Luck Supper" at the Orono United Church on Thursday, January 24th. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year. by Shelley Etinanskie away, and besides, who else will drive us? I've only had a few beers!". Remember there is always a way out. Maybe you could make it home aIl rigbt. You might, but what about innocent bystanders? Wbat about your family, your friends? Don't mess up other lives because of your mistake. Sometimesit's bard to resist drinking. Everyone's carefree and bappy, it doesn't seem wrong at the time. When it cornes time to drive home, just remember about responsible driving. If you're too drunk or forget about tbe danger, hopefully you have a friend wbo will remnember to belp you out. If you bappen to be that friend, remnember, don't let a friend drive and drink. Be responsible. Coming Events December 24 - January 7 Christmas Holidays January 7,1991 First Day Back Winter session registration at YWCA Corne one, come ail, register now and bear our cëall. O)ur doors are open, for ail to see, our programs are for everyone like you and me. Our winter session bas exercise programs for your cbildren ages 3--, 5 years sucb as Fun/Fit Kids and A bit O'Gym. There are crafts and mucb more in our Rowmanville Play Group (3-5 yrs.). We also bave sometbing for tbe older cbildren (ages 7 and up) - Creative Frîday at the Mill. This program i new and in co-operation witb the Visual Arts Centre. Ail Our regular recreational dance classes are still available, but filling up fast. Shape up quickly after Cbristmas with Line Dancing or Yoga. We also offer a co-ed aerobics ciass for those wbo would like to brinig a partner. We also offer an aerobics class in Orono and a fitness'class designed to meet tbe special needs of the pregnant woman and/or new mother. We bave special craft classes for Duck Decoys Rougb Cuts Ready to Paint Kits, Books and Accessories Victorian Rocking Morses Books, Patterns and Accessories Victorlan Doil Houses Pattems and Accessories Phone june and Bob 983-8175 Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday, December 19, 1990-15 cbildren and aduis wbo don't want and Laugbs in demand, so corne longtermcommitnxents. Stauing in and join the fun at the YWCA. tbe New Yeur is "Friendly Plastic We wisb you a Merry Chbri stmas Jewellery followed by Mop Doîl and a Healtby and Safe New Year. Clown, (cbildren 6 and up). Crafis TV VCR -STEREO Service Calis ESTIMATES GIVEN 983«5082, JOHN HRIUSKA Licensed - 15 Years Experience, ot tonight, dear? Man in your lite too tired? 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