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Ontario champion by Marc Silnickî This past Friday and Satur- day three Clarke athietes represented the Clarke Hligh Sehool at the Ontario Feder- ation of Secondary Schools Athletic Association Track and Field championships in Kingston. These people com- peted witb the best track and f ield athietes in their age groups in Ontario and in some cases ail of Canada. Milan Popadich finished witb the nintb best time in tbe 110 mr hurdies achieving a personal best of 15.3 seconds and tenth in the 400 mn hurdles achieving a new personal best time of 57.4 seconds in that, event. Sylvia Ruegger finished fourth in tbe junior girls 1500 m and fourtb in the 3000 m achieving two new personal Marc Silnicki, teacber and Sehool with three budding Sylvia Ruegger and Milan Popodich. coach at the Clarke High athietes, Hleather Sawyer, best times at 4:40.0 and 10:11.7 in these events. FinaJll as a result of the efforts of Heather Sawyer, for the first time in the history of Clarke High Scbool we bave an all-Ontario champion and the holder of an all-Ontario record in the -iidget girls discus throw. In eight throws Heather broke the old record on the two tbrows settîng a new mark of 34.40 m. Miss Sawyer is to compete in the Colgate Track and Field meet in Toronto on June 24tb when she will compete in three events, 100 metre burdles, long jump and discus. Once again, congratulat- ions to these tbree outstand- ing atbletes and also to ahl of those that represented Clarke at previous meets. Return lot levies Senior citizens Orono Weeklyv Timies, Wjednesday, June 7th, 1978 Town Holding Orono Meeting' -Tbe Town of Newcastle has agreed to return to the Durbamn County Senior Citi- tezens Lodge the lot levies te collected upon their pro ject in ýd as Orono. This action was taken dren by council followi'ng a recom- mendation from the finance area committee. The committee MIC after meeting in camera used stated that the lot levies were vhile not applicable in this case. Mr. Charles Ewert in pay- ing the lot levies to the Town on behaîf of the lodge stated they, were paying the levies under protest and that tbe lot levies did not apply in this case. The Durham County Senior Citizens Lodge will receive an amount of $119,500 wbicb was paid as lot levies to 'the Town. The Town of Newcastle have scheduled a meeting for the Village of Orono for the evening f Thursday, June 22nd. At this meeting coun(cil members are to meet with residents of Home Smith subdivision concerning the use of the Town property in the sub-dhiion as well as discussing the Armstrong Stores proposai for a shop- ping centre in the north-east sector of the Village. The meeting with residents of the Home Smith sub- division is to get underway at 7:00 p.m. The discussion will cenitre around the use of Town property within the sub- divisioni. The Tow,,,n purcbased this property from Home Smith sometime ago when residents did not wish to bave a commercial developmrent at the west entrance to the sub- division. Lands also include a CORRECTIONS In reporting a sbooting instance in Orono in last week's issue of the Times it was reported that Peter McCullough was in argument with another man wbo later was arrested after two shots were fired. Mr. Meullough was flot in argument with the man but was "Just a good citizent who called in about the shooting and is not involved at al". APPOINTED TO RIERITAGE COMIMITMEE Mr. Thomas Hendersoni, R.R. 2, Orono bas been appointed to the Town of Newcastle Heritage Committee replacing Mrs. Maureen Remington who bas resigned from tbe committee as the famîlY is moving to St. Therese, Quebec. HIOLD OFF STRAWBERRY TASTE BUDS If you are looking forward to that first bite into a strawberry to satisfy your taste buds better flot get too anxious at this time according to the Ministry of Agriculture and Food. That red ripe berry may be two weeks late in ripening this year, sometime near the end of June. CLIPPED FOR PARKING AT MIIDNIGHT Counc. Woodyard on Monday night asked wbat action was being taken to have the School Cross Walk on Main Street across from the Town Hall removed. He said he would like to see some action in this matter by the Region. Mayer Rickard said it would be before the committee at Region on Tuesday. Cone. Woodyard said a businessman had gone to his store to dIo some bookwork at m idnight Sunday night, riarked is car in the zone and was tagged witb a $500 ticket by the 'Rýegional police. Wtoo)dyard said school was not open and we dofo ueany nlight classes in Orono. Let's get the zone off flt Main Street he said. Mayor Rickard said the region lnhdthose miatters ut quickly after ac-tion is taken. Woodya rd wa nts action At a finance and adminis- Counc. Woodyard said that tration meeting last Monday after considerable discussion Conce. Woodyard and Counc. the resolution was withdrawn Allin presented a resolution to by himself and Allin as it the meeting calling for the became clear that the resolut- use of the 1975 equalizing ion would net pass. Counc. factor when, setting the mill- Woodyard said the issue is to rates for the various wards in. be discussed further and will the Town of Newcastle for tbe come before the comniittee year 1978. (Continued page 3) Meter mnaid to patrol Orono Council on Monday evening Council did however give approved -a proposa1 f romn the approval to the hiring of a Finance and Administration part-tim e typist to do paper- committee that, in effect work with respect to parking continues the service of a enforcement to give more meter maid in Orono to time for meter maid to be on control parking in the Village the beat. Couricil also author- -as bas been carried out in the ized that self-addressed env- past. The committee and elopes be issued witb parking counicil turned aside the tags for payment of the fines. proposal of the by-law enfor- This will eliminate paying cenent officer to have sucb fines, when it is operative, at duties carried out by the the Orono Hydro Office as is Regional Police. ( Cont'îLnued page 2) 1A good crowd turned up excellent turnout for the Saturday morning for the event but that monies raised annual pancake breakfast at was not known at timne of the Orono Fire Hall with going to press. He said this Terry Hardy turning the rnoney with other monies to sausage and Francis Tennant be raised through a similar and (Motheri S. Mather event on fairday the proceeds readying the pancakes wîll be split, between the In speaking with Jerry Orono arena and 'Muscular Duvaîl be said there was an Dystrophy. Ft 1