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8-Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday, March 11, 1987 Presents money to Figure Skating Club Water Trough Hill Don Armstrong, president of the Great Pine Ridge Kinsmen Club, on behalf of the local club presented, this week, a cheque in the amount of $250.00 to Mrs. Wayne Deremo who was representing the Orono Figure Skating Club. Mrs., Reremon said the skating club could well use the donation which was greatly appreciated. Another project within the community community by the Kinsmen Club. spring now A letter of appreciation is being sent from the Town's Public Works Department to Mr. Lott of Lott Well Cleaning, Enniskillen, for his work in cleaning the source of water supply at Water Trough Hill. The water at Water Trough Hill "had been a source for many area residents until such time as it had been determined too unfit for drinking by the Health Department. At this time Lott had contacted the Public works Department and A federally funded program operated by the Northumberland and Newcastle Board of Education is making placement of employment employment for unemployed women and youth. The program operates in a Cobourg School and in the Bowman ville High School. The job entry and re-entry projects projects combine classroom instruction with on-the-job training with local businesses. It is having a 66 percent success rate in the local area. The program started in April of 1986 with the federal government providing $187,500 for three separate intake sessions involving 104 students in Cobourg and 20 students in Bowman ville. For 38 weeks trainees divide their time between their school and a local business placement. Participants Participants are given a weekly usable was granted permission to clean-up the source by removing dirt and silt from the spring. At the time the pipe had been removed and a sign • noted the water unfit for use by humans. Since the clean-up the Health Department has found the water to be fit for use due,to the efforts of Mr. Lott. All members agreed that Mr. Lott should be thanked for his endeavour in righting the condition of the water source. allowance ranging from $60 a week to $300 a week, according' to circumstances. circumstances. , The program is for unemployed youth who have been out of school ' for at least three months and are not a graduate of post-secondary institutions. The job re-entry section is geared to helping women who have been out of the work force for at least three years. The program is not open to persons persons who are collecting unemployment unemployment insurance. It has been pointed out that there are some 60 such projects in operation operation in the province and that success rates have reached as high as 88 percent. percent. Many businesses who have participated in the program hired the participants at the end of the program. Orono- Lockharts Campus reports Orono Campus If you think you're smart, try to unscramble these five tough words. Clue:, They are all kitchen appliances. appliances. atedfiregror hwdisersarh vseto . wvmocirea ldernbe The March Break is coming soon. Speaking of March Break, here's a poem for you: MARCH BREAK March Break is here at last. Let's get together and have a blast! Read a book or eat a feast Stay up late until ten at least! ; Some of the teachers are going away for the March Break. Mrs. Brown is vacationing in the southeastern extreme in the town of Newcastle. She will enjoy her time reading, watching T.V. and yelling at her husband in sunny, sunny Hooterville. (As she puts it). Mr. Stephens will have a great time in Quebec skiing down the slopes, and if tf weather is warmer there than it is here, he will be skiing skiing down the "slush". Mrs. Allin will also have a nice time skiing in Kirby. After she gets all that exercise she will go home and relax with a book. Mrs. Staples had plans to go skiing skiing also, but she had to cancel at the last minute. Reporters: Casey McQue and Jenny Goodmurphy. Job entry and re-entry program successful Holiday Juice Novice two behind Millbrook Orono O.M.H.A. Novice (Continued from page 4) That was it for scoring in •this game, and although they didn't figure in any of the statistics,' the hard working effort of Scott Ransberry, Mark Foster, Jeff Goodmurphy, Andrew Burton and Simon Weagant assisted a fine team effort. The return match in Orono the next night was a complete blow out. 'Less than a minute into the game, with Manvers scoring an unsportsmanlike unsportsmanlike penalty, Jamie Shetler opened the scoring on a pass from Sommer West. This was the first of two goals for Jamiè on the evening. Two minutes later Jeff Goodmurphy Goodmurphy upped the score to 2-0 with "help from Jonathan Burnham and Jason Lawrence. In the second period Manvers spoiled Clayton Rendell's bid for his 10th shutout of the season as they narrowed the gap to 2-1 Orono. Midway through the second period Jason Lawrence started a seven goal explosion for Orono as he scored the first of three goals all assisted by Jonathan Burnham. Jeff Goodmurphy also contributed a helper to Jason's hat trick. Sommer West who was earlier thwarted on a penalty shot attempt came back to score 2 goals, one unassisted, the other with help from Jeff Hughes. Jeff Hughes also got into the scoring scoring parade with help from Sommer and Simon Weagant. The final was Orono 9 Manvers 1. The defense trio of Mark Foster, Scott Ransberry and Jamie Shetler did a great job of stopping the Manvers offense and Clayton Rendell played his use, i strong game in net. Great eatne - i\>.. ' Orono 2 - Millbrook 4 Saturday, March 7, 1987 was the Holiday Juice Novice "B's" first playoff game. The Juicers had a tough time getting started, their passes weren't connecting, their skating wasn't up to par either and our defense had a few holes in it: Millbrook had put in four counters by the time Orono came to life at the 3:10 amrk of the third, which was too late to make a comeback. The Juicers goals went to Tomas Wakefield and Scott MacDonald, getting the assists were Wade Peacock, Danny Buttigieg and Tomas Wakefield. Orono 0 - Millbrook 4 The Holiday Juice Novice "B's" were in Millbrook on Sunday, POEM MY SON Please don't curse the boy oat there. He is my son, you see, He's only just a boy, you know. He means a lot to me. I did not raise my son, dear fan, For you to cull him names. He may not be a superstar, It's just a sport, a game. So please don 7 curse those boys out there. They never tried to lose a game. They're boys and you're a man, The game belongs to them, you see. You are just a guest They do not- need a fan like you They need the very best. If you have nothing nice to say Please leave the boys alone. And if you have no manners, Why don't you stay at home? So please don 7 curse those boys out there, v Each one's his parents' son. Win or lose or tie, you see, To us they're "Number One". March 8, 1987 for game two of the playoffs. Orono seemed to get off to a pretty good start but couldn't get on the scoreboard in the first. In the second we lost some Of our momentum and as a result Millbrook added two more as well as the one from the end of the first. We got a bit of our spirit back part way through the third, but Millbrook didn't let up, they.just kept hustling even though they were three goals up. With two minutes left in the game Millbrook struck for their final goal. Come on Orono let's get back to our old style of play, passing, skating hard and checking at the blue line. We can still win so let's put our minds to it and get going in the next game. Durham East NDP candidate praises Co-op housing "Despite a long three year battle over many obstacles, our community community ■ won the battle for affordable housing for those most at risk." stated Marg Wilbur, New Democratic candidate for Durham East. The statement was made after a recent sod turning ceremony of the Borelian Co-op Housing development in Port Perry. Marg attended the opening of the project with her husband, Jim, who has been an active Board member during the past three years. Marg pointed out the great benefits of non-profit and affordable housing to young first time homeowners and to those on fixed incomes. DEB'S Jf Downtown Orono r I ~ -, Fashions & Fabrics Phone 983-9264 It, One Day Only 13% OFF DreSses Blouses Skirts Slacks NOT JUST FASHIONS Phone 983-9466 Downtown Orono