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8-Orono Weekly Times. Wednesday, February 24, 1988 Kirby School Girl's Bronze Medal winners The above Kirby Girl's Volleyball Tanya Mercer, Shauna Allin, An- McKelvie, Chrissy Walker, team were bronze medal winners at drea Hartmann, Leslie Dyball, Christina Clark, Diane Jenkins and a recent Kinmen Volleyball tourna- Katie Climenhage; (back row) Erin coach, Jitn Dupuis. Absent at time ment in Bowmanville. Sandford, Sommer West, Kayie of picture, Stefanie Jones. (Front row) Robin Mitchell, * Kirby team Volleyball Silver medalists ed ihe sump, mopped up puddles (indoors) and taken down a wall, and found a fossil. Whew! This past weekend "the unknown septic" gave us a kickback - but, as with the other storms, we weathered this one too. We contacted expert, and "man about town", (septically speaking) Mr. Claude Harness, who appeared on the scent, to reassure our fears. •■Being relatively 'new' we were not 100 percent sure where our tank was. Once again 1 was touched on how wonderful people are here in our village. I had made several phone calls, attempting to find out any information on previous owners to learn about the precise location of our tank - everybody was so kind and helpful. Little Scoops -The Now or Never Theatre Group is presenting "Voyage of the Com- on Man" staring multi-talented Mr. Bernie Martin. One performance only, Newtonville Hall this coming Saturday, February 27th at 8:00 p.m. Since seating is limited you may want to call 983-5188 for advance advance tickets. -Doesn't look as though Newtonville Newtonville Public School will fit in a reschedule date for the Winter Carnival. Carnival. Blame it on the weather. -"Winterthaw" dreams of spring -an open house art show and sale was held Friday and Saturday past in Bowmanville, Water Colours of Bryan Ransom and Ron Phillips of Newtonville were on display. Thanks to all who attended, and to Gail and Duane Perry, hosts. -Some interest stirring with regards to a Newtonville Villagers meeting on the proposed new subdevelopment, subdevelopment, however a little more time may give us more facts and information. information. -Remember, schools are closed on Friday, February 26th, P.A. day. And as another month slips By... "Wait for Summer" Caterpillar, caterpillar Weave your cocoon The Kirby School Volleyball sponsored by the Kinsmen club. ton, Glen Harris; (back row) Grant team were Silver Medalists at a re- Pictured above: (front row) Dafoe, Mike McKelvie, Kyle Col- cent Kinsmen Volleyball tourna- James Clark, Jason Mercer, Evan ville, Adrian Lynde and Coach, Jim ment held in Bowmanville and Davies, Daryl Reid, Dwayne Mor- Dupuis. Patiently spin By sun or by moon. Delicate and small But mighty a task Close yourself in No questions asked.' Caterpillar, caterpillar Bound and secure Autumn passes quickly ■ Winters depth unsure. Time now is yours Dream in the dark Promise comes to tho.se Who hope from the heart. Caterpillar, caterpillar The new warmth of spring 'Will pentrate your soul Make your body sing. Butterfly, butterfly Awake from the night Love now has blessed you Burst into flight. N_ <Saffx ton da.tE.xing prepared by; Stanley & Deborah Johnson R.R. 1 Orono, Ontario (416) 983-9822 Enquiries warmly welcomed Will your house be secure when you are away for March Break? Let us make it look lived-in , We will shovel walkways, turn lights on and off, clean flyers from your steps and much more BARINA HOME CHECK 78%2996 " We Are Bonded Newtonville Alive by; Peggy Mullan" "My two darlings" Scott 9 and Holly 6 enjoyed last weekend to the fullest, as the temperature soared to- a toasty 88 degrees F. A trip for a dip was in order, so we headed out to Welcome, to Beverley Park. They were all smiles. The grass, soft between their toes and that cool mud - yes mud, felt wonderful in the hot July sun. Ahh... Whoops! Excuse me - true story, bad timing! Yet, for a moment, 1 think that I almost did feel some of those seemingly long forgotten warm rays of July, as we sunk into a few classic summer of '87 mémoires. The most amazing thing about our winters could very well be their » amazing unpredictability . . .un- prepared for, and sometimes drastic changes in relatively short periods of time. You will recall last Friday morning, morning, brought in under fog, later almost illuminated trees, bushes and fences covered with ice, which shimmered in the February sunlight. Quite beautiful! Then Saturday came, positively miserable. 1 was up Crooked Creek way and found alot of flooding and slippery sections. Old Man Winter boldly reminded us what this winter season is all about when he ended the weekend with plunging temperatures and burr - biting winds. Olympic laurels and congratulations congratulations due to Linda Moore of North Vancouver for a Gold Medal for Canada in the Curling event! Hoorahs to Brian Orser in his Silver performance in Men's Figure Skating. To Karen Percy who captured captured a Bronze in the Women's Downhill and to Michelle McKen- dry of Orangeville, Ontario who finished a proud 4th in Sunday's Women's Combined Downhill. The Winter Olympics js great for Calgary and equally terrific for Canada. Personally I would like to see the U.S.A. learn more about Canadians and our Country - even just a little. Oh the joys! The experiences of owning an old home. Oh the tests! 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