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First place float in fair parade The Tom Sawyer float of first prize in the float division the Friday of the fair week- end in the Village, the Orono Public School wort of the school parade held on Pines Senior Public Orono Weekly l imes, Wednesday, September 21, 1983 - 5 2nd Anniversary ON ALL PERMS ( (From September 1 st to 30th, 1983) I Two Locations to Servo You: 21 SILVER ST. - BOWMANVIILL TELEPHONE 623-6333 MAIN ST. - ORONO TELEPHONE 983-5333 Report As September arrives- so does another school year. After 3 weeks the students have had a chance to get to know their teachers and on Monday, September 26th, the parents will have a chance to meet the teachers. Meet the Teachers and Principal Night will be held at The Pines from 7:00 to 9:00 p.m. At this time parents will have a chance to rneet-their child's homeroom and subject teachers. Refreshments will be served. THE PINES is proud to welcome three new teachers to our staff - Mrs. Debbie Brunt, a former French teacher in Campbellford will be teaching us French; Mrs. Nancy Peters will teach Grade 7 History and Science; Miss Judy Chambers is, a grade 8 core teacher and a girls physical education teacher. One of our new teachers summed The Pines up quite well by saying, "The Pines is an active, . lively school." At this time 1 would like to lhank the Lions Club of Newcastle for donating a new baseball diamond to us. This saves us from chasing balls across Mr. Collin's track. Now we can be assufed of fewer accidents from runaway balls. Thank, you Lions. ,We greatly appreciate it. * SO FAR SO GOOD * The Orono Fair started on Thursday night, September.8, 1983, The Demolition Derby was a great success. The rides were - the Salt and Pepper Shaker, the Scramble, the Swings, Tempest, Moonwalk and the Merry-Go-Round. On Friday' it was Kid's Day. Many local sbhools participated participated in the activities. It started off with a parade from Orono Public School, down Main Street to The Fair. Ganaraska House 7A-8A won 50 House League ' points for the best marching from The Pines. Hudson House won the award for the best banner. Orono Public School won in, the float department with their theme Tom Sawyer. Kendal-Kirby placed second with their theme. The tug-of- war, was won by North Hope Central Public School. The Pirtes placed second, and Ganaraska House was pulling with a'great team spirit. Pines students entered art in the Fair contests. Prizes were also won in the many^ races held. The Orono Fair ended on Sunday, September 11, 1983 but we at The Pines look forward forward to Kid's Day every year. Our new reporters at The Pines this year are Blain Smith (student Editoi), Fatricha Woods, Ian Vander Settee, Derek Zander, Tatjn- my -Hansen, Patricia' Meta, and Shana Hillis. We all look forward, to an interesting year. Durham East Agri- News Orono Fair Results * by John Finlay, Agricultural Representative Deb Van Camp Wins Champion Champion Livestock Showmanship at Orono Fair - In a closely contested showmanship class, Debbie Van Camp of Blackstock was declared Champion Livestock Showman at Orono Fair. The contest involves showing Swine, Beef, Sheep and Dairy Cattle. Each of the4-H Clubs nvolved in these types of 4-H ..projects sends two • competitors competitors to this Competition. Debbie was representing the Durham 4-H Sheep Club and accumulated 370 points out of a possible 400. In the Reserve Champion position was Sharyh Barkey of Blackstock representing | the Durham 4-H Dairy Calf Club with 369 points. Other competitors included Brian Goble and Andrew Davey from the Durham East 4-H Beef Club; Brent McLaughlin and Robert Creep from the Durham East 4-H Swine Club; Tim D.avidson from the Durham East 4-H Sheep T (Continued page 6) IF YOU DONT REMEMBER YOU MAY NEVER FORGET. There are some very good reasons to stop for stationary school buses. Such as the penalties for not stopping, which could include six demerit points, fines of up to $1,000 and even imprisonment. But the most important reason of all is simply this: Your mistake could cost a child's life. And that kind of mistake is never forgotten. So remember, drivers going in both directions must stop for a school bus flashing its red lights. And . drivers approaching from behind must stop at least 20 metres (about 4 car-lengths ) behind thebiis. . > And this year, there's something new to watch for. Every school bus in Ontario is now equipped with a STOP SIGN A*RM that is automatically automatically raised when children are getting on or off a school bus. ,S© keep an eye out this fall for flashing lights and stop siggs on school buses, Please, don't take a chance with the life of a child. . CAN YOU AFFORD TO FORGET? Ministry of Transportation • and .Communications » ©Ontario James Snow, Minister ■ , William Davis, Premier