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CLARKE COMMENCEMENT (Continued from page 1) Diana Palmer and John de Witt. AWARDS THE LANCASTER AWARD For highest standing in Year 4 Science Arthur Groot Presented by Mr. S. Lancaster THE STORKS AWARD For highest standing in Year 4 Latin Steven Boyd For highest standing in Year 5 Latin Betty de Jonge Presented by Mrs. W. Storks THE PROF. JOHN SQUAIR AWARD For highest standing in Year 4 French Anita Pigeon Presented by Mrs. R. Carlson THE ARMSTROJG STORE AWARD Sheila Kennedy For highest standing in Year 4 Home Economies Presented by Mrs. W. Armstrong THE NEWCASTLE LIONS CLUB AWARDS For highest standing in Year 4 MathematicsKen Boyd and Betty Adegeest For highest standing in Year 4 Geo John van Niejenhuis For highest standing in Year 3 History Mary Allin Presented by Mr. I. Brawley THE LADIES AUXILIARY OF THE BOWMANVILLE BI OF THE ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION AWARDS For highest standing in Year 4 English and enrolment in Year 5 Sheila Kennedy For proficiency in Year 2 History Bill Slater Presented by Mrs. N. Colmer THE LORNE JOHNSON AWARD For highest standing'in Year 3 Biology Paul Johnston Presented by Mrs. W. Johnson THE ST. JOSEPH'S PARISH COUNCIL OF THE CATHOLIC WOMEN'S LEAGUE AWARD For proficiency in Year 2 Latin Gary Johnson Presented by Mrs. G. Charland THE CANADIAN IMPERIAL BANK OF COMMERCE AWARD For highest standing in Commercial Laurie Schmid Presented by Mr. C.L. Gunter THE BOWMANVILLE BRANCHOF THE ROYAL CANADIA1LEGION AWARD For highest standing in Year 2 English Edward Hoad Presented by Mr. E. Majer THE VICKERY ELECTRIC AWARD For proficiency in Industrial'Arts Robert Northrup Presented by Mr. R. Wells THE WOMEN'S AUXILIARY OF THE BOWMANVILLE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL BURSARY Awarded to the student taking an approved course leading to a Nursing career Kay Martin Presented by Mrs. L. Ayre THE BOB BEST MEMORIAL AWARD Presented by Mr. R. Best Ron Lowery THE FRANK HOAR AWARD For highest standing in Year 5 French Lydia Groot Presented by Mr. F. Hoar THE ORONO WEEKLY TIMES AWARD For highest standing in Year 5 English Ann Clark Presented by Mr. R. Forrester THE S.B. RUTHERFORD AWARD Janice Caldwell For outstanding achievement in Year 5 Biology Presented by Mr. S.B. Rutherford THE R.B. RICKARD AWARD For highest standing in Year 5 History Chris Hughes Presented by Mr. R. B. Rickard THE CURVPLY WOOD PRODUCTS LTD. AWARD For proficiency in Year 5 Mathematics Blain Moffat and Science and enrolment in a Canadian University Presented by Mr. S. Mather THE BOWMANVILLE ROTARY CLUB AWARD For proficiengy in Year 5 Anne Clark Presented by Mr. H. Cooke ELMER'S GARAGE AWARD For proficiency in Art Laurie Schmid Presented by Mr. P. Whalen THE SMART'S ESSO AWARD For academic achievèment and to encourage further education John de Witt Presented by Mr. K. Smart SCHOLARSHIP FROM TRENT UNIVERSITY Anne Clark THE BOWMANVILLE BRANCH OF THE ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION SC.HOLARSHIP For highest standing in Year 5 Anne Clark Presented by Mr. E. Majer THE STUTT PHARMACY AWARD For academic achievement and taking an approved course leading to a Hospital career Diane Barnett Presented by Mr. J. Stutt THE ROLPH HARDWARE AWARD For proficiency in Year 5 Presented by O.W. Rolph Richard Bunting THE THOS. MONTAGUE SCHOLARSHIP Presented by Mr. J. Gowing, Area Superintendent, Northumberland and Durham County Board of Education Ron Lowry Jennifer Gray ORONO HEATHER REBEKAH LODGE AWARD For proficiency in Year 5 and to encourage further education Lydia Groot Presented by Mrs. C. Boyd. THE TOMS AND SONS AWARD OF MERIT For academic achievement and to encourage further education Diana Palmer Presented by Mr. M. Paterson THE MATHEMATICAL ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA AWAI For highest standing in Clarke High School Senior Mathematics Contest Lydia Groot Presenmed by Mr. S. Reisch THE TROPHYCRAFT AWARD For sportsmanship among girls Presented by Miss C. Bangle THE LYONS AND KEENAN AWARD For sportsmanship among boys Presented by Mr. L. Lowry THE WARREN, JOHNSTON MEMORIAL TROP To the football player judged by his coaches and team mates to be the most dedicated team member John van Niegjenhuis Presented by Mr. L. Lowry 0ronoweekT imesNvebe i2st, 1973-5 r»Poin %qComic basketball P RTatClarkeHIgh LEADING NEW HAVEN IN SCORING POINTS -Steven West who played his minor hockey in Orono and Junior A with Oshawa is currently the top point man in scoring and assists with the American Hockey team New Haven. In the first eight games West had a total of ten points. New Haven is currently only two points out of first place. KEITH WEST MAKES MARK AT KAWARTHA SATURDAY On Saturday evening at the Kawartha Raceway Keith West knocked off a first place finish along with two seconds and a third place finish. The win came driving Joe Johnston in the fourth with Newton Star second and Randon Chief third. West was second behind Seldon Miss driving Eastwood Scot in the fifth also placing second behind Hoot Van in the, seventh driving Ja De Glassford. His third place finish was with Stormy Coast back of Vinegar Pete and Tru Ray Sis in the third race. ANOTHER WIN FOR ORONO DRIVERS-Junior West chalked up a win at the Kawartha on Saturday. His win came in the sixth when he lead the pack drivingAramac Cindy followed by Peterway Sultan and K. F. Killarney. Results of the tenth, Arts and Battles Ivans Luckv Girl, Mary Bing. WINS AT MOHAWK - Muddy John, owned by Lawrence Hooey and trained by John Hooey, won the sixth race at Mohawk on Tuesday 16th. Muddy John also raced Sunday night and place third. TWELVE MINOR TEAMS PLAY OUT OF ORONO - This year there is a considerable increase in the number of minor hockey teams playing under the banner of the Orone Amateur Athletic Association which numbers twelve in ail. Orono has three Tyke teams, three Atom teams, three Pee Wees, two Bantams and one Midget team. All Orono teams with the exception of the TYkes are playing in the United Counties league. The Atoms play between Orono, Bewdley and Port Hope. The Bantams play with similar teams with the exception of Port Hope. In the Midget league teams are from Orono, Bewdley, Newcastle, Port Hope, Grafton, and ..r..n.. . eekly Times.Novemb r 2.st 197. Colbourne. "Me" GUFFIE LOOK FOR THE OVER FORTIES - There is speculation The Rejects are paced by footed Doug Finney, who that Orono Area will house a team of over forties this year. aineteen year old scoring star struggles to get his two points, Main instigator being Ray Lowry of Newcastle. For more Rudolph "Me" Guffie, who and sometimes is very lucky information contact the arena. :urrently averages twenty- to stretch it to three, if cight points per game. Con- someone txaips over him. This PLAYING HOCKEY IN HOLLAND -Nico de Jonge, who stantly dunking the ball, "Me" group combine the best in played his minor hockey in Orono now plays professionally in ilso blocks shots in his own basketball ability with com- Holland where he now lives. Nico is doing real well and in a md. The six foot three and one edy, and still possess great recent game counted four goals. ialf inch whiz last played for ball handling, sufficient to win the Atlanta Baptist College, ninety-five per cent of their 'rom the sublime to the games. See these two at Basketball, Hollywood Rejects Style- - is a blazing start,idiculour, you then have slow Clarke HIgh School on Nov- with a funny finish. Comedy is the name of the game, on on ember 22 at 8:00 p.m. Thursday November 22nd at 8.00 p.m. sharp, the Hollywood Rejects Basketball Show will start another entertaining evening. The Clarke Defects sponsored by the Clarke student council will host the group from Hollywood labelled the laugh Orono Nursery School a minute clowns. Be at the Clarke High School Gymnasium on time, as the first half of the game intends to be serious, so the Rejects may display their true athletic ability andOpening Dec. 3rd, 1973 basketball handling. During the final half, anything can MONDAY,WEDNESDAYandFRIDAY MONI happen, and it usually does. Any similarity to being serious 9ONDAYmWEDNE , aMOR NGS basketball is purely accidental. 9.15 a.m. to 11.45 a.m. 3 and 4 year olds Hydro for another two years, but had mnformed CP Rail that the line concerned will run somewhere through lots 28 and 29, Mr. Johnson Appearing for Ontario Hy- said. dro Trevor Johnson, Wesley- ville project manager told the 'If garbage were to be environmental hearing board dumped around the tower that Hydro intends to acquire a right of way across the bases, massive concrete Canadian Pacific Rail Uump foundations would be required to build them above anv Hydro will not be able to determine the exact location garbage' the Hydro briet of the transmission line route stated. CLARKE HIGH SCHOOL FIELD DAY AWARDS 1972-73 Senior Boy Champion Neil Brennan Senior Boy Runner-up Rob Russell Junior Boy Champion Ian Brennan Junior Boy Runner-up Jim Brennan Midget Boy Champion Chris Dwyer Midget Boy Runner-up Don Martin Presented by Mr. L. Lowry Senior Girl Champion Lily Woo Senior Girl Runner-up Connie Ruegger Junior Girl Champion Shelley Russell Junior Girl Runner-up Nita Talsma Midget Girl Champion Janet Lovekir Midget Girl Runner-up Judy West Pylusc.Bnl rresented by Miss C. Bnl Kathydyustar S Gustar WEST DURHAM HIGH SCHOOL MEET AWARDS 1972-73 Senior Boy Champion Neil Brennan and Junior Boy Champion Rob Russell (Tied) Junir Bo ChapionJim Brennan Rob Russell Midget Boy Champion Don Martin Junior Girl Champion Mary Ann de Witt 'HY Presented by Mr. L. Lowry ORIENTEERING AWARDS Older Boys' Champion Gordon Blaker Junior Men's Champion Ron Lowry Presented by Mr. L. Carlson Orono United Church CALL 983-9132 987-4012 HANKSCRAFT Cool Vapor Va porier- gallon size regular $17 95 Humidifier $14.95 Steam Vaporizer 1 gal. capacity regular $9.95 $'7.77 STUTT'S PHARMACY PHONE ORONO 983-5009