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6-Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday, December 20, 1989 Grade 8Pines Senior School Girls' Champions $ I would to wish all my friends ||, and customers a j| Merry Christmas and a x* Very Happy New Year $ C. W. Lemon f SMALL ENGINES || The Grade 8 Pines Senior Public School Girls' Volleyball team were champions in a recent Volleyball Tournament where they played four mini-tournaments and then to the final championship. Pictured above are: (Front row) Roxanne Dezan, Amanda Garnett, Shauna Allin, Leslie Dyball and Carrie McCurdy. (Back row) David Staples (Coach), Tanya Mercer, Alana White, Barb Whiffen, Andrea Andrea Hartmann and Anne McFadden McFadden (Coach). Pines Senior Boys* Champions for the Along with the " magic of the season, goes our expression of friendship and thanks for tjtour vert? special palroiiti^e. Hair With Flair Shari, Lisa and Heather The Pines Senior Public School Boys' Volleyball team were champions champions in a recent tournament with three other senior public schools including including Dr. Hawkins, Bowmanville and M.J. Hobbs. Pictured above (Front row) Jeff Pearce, Evan Daues,, Jeff Dorach, and Tom Tamblyn, (back row) Myke Farrington, coach; Steve Shetler, Daryl Reid, Jason Mercer, Aaron Staples and Tim Nobes, coach. Trent offering Academic Sessions, Oshawa For the first time, Trent Universi-' ty will offer a three-month academic session in Oshawa beginning beginning this January 1990. f The session will begin January 29th aftd run until May 1. Four introductory introductory courses will be offered through Durham College in: Economics 100; English 105, Psychology 101 and Sociology 100. Each course will meet two evenings a week, either Monday and Wednesday or Tuesday and Thursday. Thursday. • The new session will be of interest to secondary school students who graduate in January as well as anyone wishing to begin part-time study at Trent. The session \Vas created in response to the growing number of Ontario high schools using using the semester system, and the new Ontario academic credit system. Because of these changes many grade 13 students are able to com-, plete high school in January. These students will now be able to begin taking university courses six months earlier than in the past. The new session will also benefit Trent's cur rent part-time students, who have requested more academic sessions. . Further information from George Nader, 1-705-748-1229. T THÉ REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY OF DURHAM HOLIDAY CLOSURE OF SANITARY LANDFILL SITE » The CARTWRIGHT TRANSFER STATION will be closed com- f-< meriting Saturday at noon, December 23, 1989, for the 4 Christmas Holidays. Regular hours will resume on Thursday, .* December 28, 1989. . This site will be closed again on Saturday at noon, December 30, 1989, and will resume normal operations on Tuesday, January 2,-1990. ■ W.A. TWELVETREES, P.ENG. COMMISSIONER OF WORKS e «» <«» # •«» <mmw> ^ <m'mm -*r. ¥ LAID LAW WASTE SYSTEMS LTD. 0 CHRISTMAS HOLIDAY*SCHEDULE $ AT NEWCASTLE LANDFILL SITE i A ¥ A ¥ 2907 NOV'81 Seasons Greetings Here's hoping you find many treasures under your tree! Merry Christmas to one and all! Taylor Sand and Gravel Lloyd, Ron, Doug, Gary and Rick A ¥ A j ¥ ! * I | I * I * I + ¥ ■ * A ¥ OPEN FRIDAY * DECEMBER 22, 1989.1 (but closing at 3 p.m.) I CLOSED SATURDAY DECEMBER 23, 1989 CLOSED MONDAY' . DECEMBER 25, 1989 CLOSED TUESDAY DECEMBER 26, 1989 OPEN WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 27,1989 OPEN THURSDAY ' DECEMBER £8, 1989 OPEN FRIDAY DECEMBER 29, 1989 CLOSED SATURDAY 1 DECEMBER 30, 1989 CLOSED MONDAY JANUARY 1, 1990 OPEN TUESDAY JANUARY 2, 1990 A- ¥ # A ¥ i A * A ¥ è 8 Best Wishes for a 'Joyous Christmas Season and may the New Year bring you health, happiness and peace. y * I