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Orono Weekly Times, Wednesd iy' Fbruary 24, M92, 3 Clarke Junior toumament champions The Clarke Junior Baske(t- baIl team won a Junior Basketball tournament held at Clarke High School on Saturday with six teams com- peting. In reaching the finals with Cobourg West the Clarke en- try defeated Cobourg East Clarke High AS by JinJ The students of Clarke have just undergone a spirit week. Many activities were held to enhance the attitudes of the students towards school. On Monday, we received our compatibility quizes back. The quiz was a couple of sheets of paper asking about individual înterests. Then they were sent to a com- puter and each student received the names of the five most compatible people for him and there were spot prizes. Tuesday was "national sock day". Everyone was to wear their favourite socks. Tickets were sold for the movie "The Elephant Man;,. After schook, students went 'oller skatinç2 at "Wheelies" St. Fra'-Ocis of Assisi Newcastle On Monday, Feb. 14th. Michelle Malan MacDonald, daughter of Wm. and Maria of Cobourg was welcomed in- to the faith commn-unity. She is the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Marinus Vogel of Orono. The Newcastle Scouting Group had a Church parade on Feb. 2lst. startingat 11:45 a.m. from the Town Hall with bag pipes playing and a police escort.They marched to St. Francis of Assisi were service was held. Everyone had their special hymn sung between prayer. The Newcas- dle Scouting Group really ap- preciate the interest Tom Walsh basQ shown to the Same service new number Revenue Canada, Taxation has a new long distance telephone number that will replace the old Zenith 0-4000 number for people seekîng tax information. Revenqe Canada's telephone enquiry service is available to people across the country whether they have a District Office in their city or not. Forpeople not living in one of the 28 cîties where a District Office is located, long distance service is pro- vided at no charge to, the caller. Until thîs year this ser- vice was available by dialing Zenith 0-4000. The new telephone enquiry service, introduced on a trial basis in some areas last year, has now been implemented 55-39 and Central 50 to 30- Carlson, Coach,' Roger Ray Kortelkas. In the final feature with Stere, Rhys Jenkins, Terry Absent from the picture Cobourg West the Clarke en- Beauvais, Ken Gilmer, (Front due to inj ury were J ef f Gree n try took the victory 51 to 43. Row) Jason Koenig, Peter and Ted Lawrence. The Clarke Junior enter the Willems, Allan Rienstra, and COSSA finals to be held at the Clarke High School on Friday, March Sth. Kîllîna four Pictured above are Lars victed, fined $125 .00 and bis deer ostsdeer huntîng privileges dfflr cosusp- ...... or-onf- r. in Whitby. Despite a few falls, everyonte enjoyed thernselves. Wednesday was \"national hat day." Thie studènts were able to wear a hat wýether it be funny or not. In the after- noon "The Elephant'Man" was shown. Student turn out was excellent. A great movie. Thursday was "national slob day". The pancake eating contest was field that day. The winner was Tom Soltinadis. Friday, was "suit and tie day." A sock hp was held in the gymnasium. it was put on by the White House. Upcomîing is the legion speech contest. It will be held at the Bowmanville Legion, Sunday, February 28. To aà those who arc entered - Good Luck. Society hield their lst. meeting at St. Francis on Sunday, Feb. 2lst. Father Peter Seabrooke spiritual director of the Society, who is fromn the Peterborough Dio-cese spoke to those in at- tendance about wvhat the society does to help the poor and needy of the community. The Society assîst in emnergen- cies providing- gifts of food, clothing, friendship, comfort and spiritual guidance. He also talked about the history, of the Society which was founded in 1833 in Paris France. It was founded by 7 University Students who felt the need to bear witness to their Christian Faith by ac- tions as well as by word. More volunteers are need- ed to make t1his Society work in our commiunity. A reminder that our Ist. card party will be held in the Parish Hall on Thursday, Feb. 25tlh. at 7:3t)-V. Plan to Attend. After an intensive in- vestigation, Lindsay District conservation1 officers laid charges against a Peter- borough man for hunting deer during the closed season. John Pirie was convicted in Peterborough Provincial Court for killing four deer prior to the open season last November. He was fined $1,500.00 and bis hunting privileges were suspended for three years. In the same court, Ken Mc- Conkey appeared on a charge of purchasing an antlerless deer permit from an under- cover officer Octoher 29, 1981. McConkey was con- Jin Port Perry Court on Jan. 19, 1982, Maurice MadilI pleaded guilty to kil- ing a deer during the closed season in the Nonquon Pro- vincial Wildlife Area. Màdill was fined $500.00, his firearm ordered confiscated, and bis hunting licence cancelled for two years. In two of the cases, in- vestigations were initiated after concerned citizens alerted conservation~ officers of llegal activity. Anyone observing suspected viola- tions of the game and fish laws is encouraged to contact the nearest Ministry of Natural Resources district of- fice. so appropriate cnforce- ment action can be taken. across the country. With the new number, tax- p ayers living outside the local calling area of Belleville can dial direct, at no charge, for tax information from the Belleville District Taxation Office. Residents of Belleville sîmply dial 962-8611 and peo- ple living outside the local calling area d ia. 1-800-267-2130. People who have a tax question and can't find an answer should first consult their Tax Guide which comes with their tax return. If they need information not covered in the booklet, they can check theiack of the Guide for the number to caîl for tax infor- mation. ANNUAL MEETINQ FamiIy Services and Chilcren's Services Operated by the Children's Aid Society of the Durriam Region Thursday, March 4th. 1982 8:00 p.m. Trafalgar Castie School 401 Reynolds Street (off Highway No. 2) WHITBY, ONTARIO GUEST SPEAKER Marion Balla, M.Ed. Mrs. Balla is Co-Director of 'The Adierian Center For Counselling and Education and Lecturer in the Family Studies Department at Algonquin College. She was Co-ordinator of Foster Parent Development at Ottawa .A.S. Nomination of memTbers to stand for eleotion to The Board of Directors must be must by members of the Society in writing and in the hands of the Secretary of the Board, P.O. Box 321, Oshawa, seven days before the Annual Meeting. EVERVONE WELQOME REFRESHMENTS Fresri Whole or Haif Pork Picnic SD3houlder Roast lb. .89c. Mapie Leaf 500g pkg. Rindless Bacon IL.$1.8 Maple Leaf 454g pkg. Sýekinless W ieners $1,.38 Heinz Condensed 10 fi. oz. tin Tomato Soup 4 f or.99 'c Highliner Frozen 14 ounce pkg. 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