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Together we're better Theme for twinned sehools The twinning of Orono Public Schooi and Lockhart UNITEDCHURCH Charge Minister ~- Rev.BS.E. Long B.Th. Ç organist and Choir Director David Gray Sunday, Otober 1, 1978s WORLD WIDE COMMUNION SUNDAY ORONO UNITED CH URCHI Sunday Church School 10 a. m. Morning Worship il:15 a.M. KIRBY UNITED CURCH Sunday Church School 9:45 Mworning Worship 9:45 Dial-A-Thought 983-9151 Public School has initiated a spirit of co-operation and mutual support which, we hope, will grow in future years. The twinning concept will, emphasize the unique qualities of each school and the shaning of resources between the two school build- ings. Funds from 'the Lockhart, FSt. Savieurs ANGLICAN CHURCH Orono, Ontario Regular Sunday Worship Service - 10:00a.m. Rev. Allan Haldenby B.A. L.Th. B y * îI I TAPI * Beer Enriched'Shampoo, m by Clairol *Formulas for dry, normal and omyI Ihair. Safe for colour treated hair.I *For super body and'super hold, andI the shine of your life. *225MI. $Î2.19 MAIN 57. ORONO, ONT. 93I00 and, Orono parent's groups assisted with the purchase of a new video tape recorder. It will be shared between both buildings of the Orono- Lockhart schooi. The video tape recorder will ho demon- strated for parents of both communities at Lockhart on Thursday, September 28 and at Orono on October 5, during evening community-parent meetings. In observance of the twini- ning concept, pupils from both buildings are participat- ing in an Orono-Lockhart school crest contest. The winning crest wili be selected by Mrs. Mary Gibson of the Lockhart Parent-Teacher Association, Mrs. Gerri Bai- ley of the Orono Home and Sehool Association and Mr. J. Reid, school principal. Crea- tive writing and bulletin board displays will be part of the school crest contest. The theme for the Orono- Lockhart twinning is "Together We'reBetter", a phrase which was coined by staff member John Wither- idge. Funds for senior citimens Council passed a resolution on Monday in which council wilprovide a sumn of $15-00 per month for the balance of 1978 to senior citizens groups in the Town of Newcastle. The money is to be used to defray the cost of accommod- ation. The grant was expanded following a request from the Newtonville Senior Citizens for financial assistance to pay for accommodation. Counc. Taylor stated that if such a grant was to be given it should be available for all such groups in the Town of Newcastle, Council supported the proposai. Fair winners These seven chiidren were top winners in their respec- tive classes in the Junior department at the recent Orono Fair. Mrs. Sue Sawyer (back right), presented the students' with their winning ribbons. (Back row, lef t to right) Kim Sherwin, Terry Hollingsworth and Janet Mof- fat. (Front row) bisa Hoy, Erin Parker, Shawn Bailey and Jim Brown. Prof essional activity day Teachers from Oroao- Lockhart and other. area teachers will participate in a full day of professional activi- ties at Kirby Centennial School on Friday, September 29. The study topics' will in- volve participation in activi- ties related to the Ministry curriculum guideline - "Edu-' cation In -the Primary and Junior Division". This first P.A. day wlll focus on the parts of the guideliae which deal with Physical Elducation, Draina, Music and Visual Arts. Future Profesional Acti- vity days this year will emphasize other parts of the Ministry. guideline for Pri- mary and Junior teachers. House League Program Commences The House League program has begun for students in the Orono-Lockhart School. Both the Orono and Loekhart pupils have selected House teams in which they will participate Ithroughout the school year. House teams have various names and crests selected by the pupils, Student gain mentV points throughout the year for parti- cipation in House activities. Junior age pupils comprise- the Major House League which includes a Minor House League of Primary-age pupils. Soccer competition among the. various bouse teams has occupied much of the extracurricular program. Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday, September 27th, 1978-3 Four-point dental p la n sta rted A four-point dental health program has been initiated in the Orono-Lockhart Sehool. Point one consists of white milk sales to nomon lunch pupils. Point two is a dental brushing program for al students who remain at school for lunch. Pointthree is flouride rinsing. Following the distribution of parent consent forms, a flouride rinsing program will begin for pupils from Grade One to Grade Five. Point four in the dental program is the dental nutrition program which is conducted hv each teacher in the classroom. Periodic visits by dental health nurses, assist the teachers in this area. The four points of the Orono-Lockhart dental health program will be outlined in separa te presentations at the Lockhart Parent-Teacher meeting on Thursday, Sept- ember 28 and at the Orono Op)en House on October 5. .Dental supplies and con- sultant services are provided through Dr. K. Ambrozaitis, Director of Dental Health Services for Durham Region. Dates to remember- The folloWing dates' are school-community events :- 1. Lockhart Parent-Teacher Night - Thursday, September 28 7:30 p.m. (Lockhart School) 2. Orono Home and School Nighit - Thursday, October 5, 7:30 p.m. (Orono School) 3. Lockhart School Dance at Brownsville, Saturday, Octo- ber 14.' 8:00 - 1:00 a.m. $7.00 per couple. 4. Orono Home and School - Hockey Mothers' Hockey Equipment exchange - Orono School gym, Saturday, Sept. 30, 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. The following staff mem.- bers are new to the Orono- Lockhart staff this year: Mr. J. Reid, Principal; Mr. J. Fair Winners We are proud of all of our students who participated in the various activities and displays at the Durham Fair. At school, many art activi- ties, creative writing lessons and other parts of the school program provided follow-up for the annual fair. Dupuis, Vice-Principal; Mrs. M. McClure, Grade 1-2, bock- hart; Mr. G. Stephens, Grade -6 Orono. School Excursions Pupils from several classes in Orono, have visited the Clarke Library. Mrs. M. Hadley, Librarian, explained features of a public library and each pupil was allowed ta take out a. book on a boan basis. The services of the Clarke Library will supple- ment extensive library facili- ties at the Orono-Lockhart School. Secondary student assists infdergarten Miss Michelle Major, a student from Clarke High School, has been assisting Mrs. Staples with her after- noon Kinidergarten program. 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