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j- 12-Orono Weekly Times, Wednesay, May 1, 1991 f'lliw&,o Av»,d dWvo-- Last Thursday the Clarke bands, program was top-notch. There was audience. presented a most enjoyable Dessert balance in ail sections with excellent The senior band is possibly one of concert in the gymn of the school execution of the various numbers. the best that huis existed at the school with a good attendance. 0f special note was a trumpet trio for some time. Not only was dessert boumtiful but selection accompanied by the band Pictured above is the percussion lte offérings of the varions bands and Ïqhich was outstanding as _was section with the trombone section mausical groups out of the school, evident with the response from the below. Hello Ne wcastle (Continued from page 6) There was a brief intermission, and door prizes were awarded. The grade eight students thanked ail who helped supervise the auditions and supported students in the 1991 Star Bright Show. Additional thanks were extended to the people who helped with the art work, and to teachers Miss Filion and Mrs. Long who helped so much in organizing the show. Just as young Cherie Siy noted this very special event was designed to bring the school communîty together, and the cooperation and teamwork was to be seen everywhere; sincerest thanks are again extended fromt students and staff to ail local businesses sponsoring the show from Newcastle - Stedman's, Guardian Drugs, Fat Daddy's Pizza, Mastro Pizza, IGA, Yummies Bakery, Flowers Plus, Pauline's Specialty Shoppe, Ron's Collectables, IDA and Roots Hair Design; and from Orono - Stutt's Pharmacy, Hair With Flair; Armstrong's IGA, Village Bake Shop, Apple Blossom Shop, Mrs. Claus Workshop and Viewer's Choice. Personally, 1 would like to give a standing ovation to ail students and teachers for putting on such a terrific night of fresh, generally "feeling great" entertainent. The show flowed wonderfully, 1 arn positive everyone in the room feit a little of the personal excitement of dhe performers, and the obvious pride the staff and students of St. Francis have in their school. Congratulations! Well, most of us probably thought May would neyer get here! Sunny country skies, warm breezes and plenty of activity to go along with this lovely season are al 'fn their way for us to enjoy. Have a tenWfr,,uýtweek of May ..and keep in touch!' Clarke High School CLARKE IHIH SCHOOL 'The Future Starts Here!" From the Principal: Wednesday, May 8thi is the final meeting of the Clarke High Scitool Parents Association. The purpose of the meeting is to plan next year's program. AIl parents are invited to attend. Education is changing fast and will continue to change rapidly over the next few years and The Parents Association is one way for parents to stay informed about changes in education. Not only is this association a way to stay informed but it is also a way for parents to discuss education and have a say in the education plans and policies of Clarke Higit Scitool and thus a direct say in the education of their children and the ,children of the community. The education'of students will be enhanced if both parents and school work together, this association is an excellent opportunity for ail parents influencing the education of their children. We hope to see nlany parents at the meeting on Wednesday, May 8th at Clarke Higit School at 7:00 p.. At Clarke High School we have studenîs who require individualized tutoring. These students have special needs in Math and Englisit and are having difficulty making progress in classes where they cannot receive the attention they require. Language difficulties with students who have recently innigrated to Canada present a real challenge. Clarke is looking for concemed citizens who have a litie time to spare and who would be willing to ]end a hand to help a student. If you feel you could be a tutor or a helper, contact Mis. Ross at 987 -477 1. COMING EVENTS May 9, 10, Il School Play - "The Enchanted" May 2lst Victoria Day Holiday May 29th Band Banquet Juste Sth Athletic Banquet Juste l4th Last Day of Classes Juste l7th Exams Begin Juste 28th Final Report Card Pick-up Y.W.C.A. Spring Fitness Programs The YWCA Aduit Spring Fitness programs are to begin soon. If you are interested in getting into shape or joining a fitness class, cal us or drop into the YWCA office. There is a fitness level for everyone. Some of our classes are held in Bowmanville, Orono and Oshawa. Oshawa daytime fitness classes can offer daycare for those moins who cari only make classes during the daytime. Look to the YWCA for a "wellness" approach to stress management for optimal performance and well being. The next "Stress Map Workshop" to be held at the YWCA at # 1 McGrigor St., Oshawa on May 8th at 7:00 - 9:30 p.m. For more information cal the Oshawa YWCA office at 576- 8880. Your wellness and lifestyle consultant for the evening is Maureen MacLeod, RN. Also a reminder that registration for YWCA Summer Camps are bemng accepted and will be ongoing. Sumimer camps are outdoor full-day programs for Junior and Senior LEvels and half-day prograins for pre-school level. AIl c.amps are run on a weekly basis. For more information cail the YWCA office at 623-9922 or visit us at 133 Church Street, Bowmanville. The Ganaraska Region Conserv ation Authority is accepting applications for the following: OUTDOOR EDUCATION INSTRUCTOR, (Contract Position) The Ganaraska Region Conservation Authorit operates the Ganaraska Forest Centre, a residential outdoor education facility located in the Ganaraska Forest north of Port Hope, Ontario. We offer programs in conservation and outdoor education to elementary and secondary sohool classes from six area sohool boards as weIl as special interest groups. This is an excellent opportunity to work in a varied and active program wit4i highly motivated and enthusiastic students using the outdloors as a classroom. Maflls *teaching and supervision of residential and day school groups, programdevelopment and implementation of public events. Quaictins *applicants should have excellent communication skills and teaching experienoe in the field of conservation education, the natural sciences and/or outdoor education. A teaching oertificate is preferred but flot required. *$20,307. - $21 ,502. (accommodation may be available on site) D2uration of Contràct:, *September 3, 1991 - June 27, 1992 (43 weeks) Applications must'be received, in writing, by May 15, 1991, and addressed to: Chief Administrative Officer Ganaraska Region Conservation Authority P.O. Box 328 Port Hope, Ontario ILIIA 3W4 For further information, please contact the Ganaraska, Forest Centre Coordinator at 416-797-2721.