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8-Orono Weekly Tithes, Wednesday, April 27, 1988 Open House at Clarke Museum Members of the Clarke Museum Open House were delighted last Saturday with the turnout of some 110 supporters. ! Above a number of members of the board meet being Donald and Donna Robin, Derek Barnett, chairman of the Board, Counc. Diane Hamre and Helen MacDonald. MacDonald. David Newlands of the Ontario Museum Association was the guest speaker pointing out that there are now 600 museums in Ontario and that greatest growth came in the 1960s. He spbke of the educational Spotlight on Orono Skating Barb McAllister of the Museum Board welcome Hilda Tamblyn to the Open House. Orono club put on their carnival recently. I hope those of you who were able to watch it enjoyed it as much as I did. The Whitby Precision Precision Teams were wonderful to watch. It is worthwhile to note that there are other areas a skater can go into beside hockey or singles and pairs figure skating and dance. Tammy Barclay did two great guest solos. I think our own skaters, soloists and groups, did their very best to make the carnival a most enjoyable enjoyable one. Our annual meeting and election of new officers will take place on Thursday, April 28th at 8:00 p.m. at the arena. All parents of skaters are welcome to attend. Parents of Canskate, intermediate and senior skaters will, find the monthly BE A WINNER .. PUT M o T H E R TOGETHER For the remainder of this week and next week you will receive a-single letter of six letters that spell out MOTHER with each purchase you make in Downtown Orono. Save the letters and put together to make the word Mother and take to a downtown store along with your name and phone number. You can enter as many times as. you can put mother together. A draw will be held of those entering the contest Saturday Saturday afternoon, May 7th at 3:00 p.m. Three winners will be drawn with prizes of $150 -$50 -$25 In D.B.I.A. BUCKS Take part in the e^ent and have some fun in Downtown Orono Contributes $25,000 to library automation value of museums and the point of reference they make for the community community and the younger people who face uncertainty of the future. The local museum board expect to break ground in 1989 for their addition at the Kirby site. Council has given approval but an engineering engineering study is to be undertaken of the present school house building. meetings of the directors and executive executive informative and helpful as your skater progresses. The planning planning and organizing of many events takes many volunteers and as the old saying goes "Many hands make light work." We would welcome all parents to this meeting. Please come out and support your club! Besides getting ready for the car-, nival many of our senior skaters were practicing hard for test days. Those who were successful were the following: Low test: Preliminary figure - Mary. Murphy, Melanie Lemieux. Preliminary Freeskate - Mary Murphy, Murphy, Melanie Lemieux. Junior Bronze Dance, Fiesta - Leah Stadelman. High test: Senior Bronze Dance, (Peterborough)-The Oshavva- based R. Samuel McLaughlin Foundation has contributed $2S,000 to Trent University's Library automation program. Eventually, library automation will enable Trent's Oshawa-area students to consult the catalogue and request books from Trent's Peterborough campus through computer terminals in' Oshawa. The four-year process of library automation involves converting the existing card catalogue of holdings into computerized form, and purchasing purchasing the hardware and software necessary for consulting the computerized computerized catalogue. Library automation is a major priority of the university and will cost more than $1 million. When complete, automation will mean that cataloguing new books will be much faster, the time to find specific books will be greatly reduced, and more elaborate system of.cross- referencing by subject area will European - Ashley • Burnham. Junior Silver Dance, American -Michele Rutherford. Tango -Tracey Eames. Rocker - Tracey Eames. Senior Silver Dance, Killian - Tanya Clemens. Blues -Tanya Clemens. Congratulation Skaters! - Note: Those who ai;e skating in the off season, please keep me informed informed of any tests you pass or of any 1st, 2nd and'3rd platings in competitions. result in a larger number of sources. There are about 1,000 part-time students enrolled in Trent courses offered at Durham College in Oshawa. Mp 1 g Send your secretary a gift she won't file away. The FTD® Secretaries Week Bouquet. Secretaries Week begins April 25. Just call or visit us today. Apple Blossom Shop Orono, Ontario Phone 983-9155 ®A registered trademark of FTDA. ©1988 FT DA. 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