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Orono Weekly Group join Orono Girl -Guides Pictured above are a group of new guides who last week joined the Orono Girl Guides. after having been members of Track and Field Day was cancelled on Tuesday, May 4th, 'and regular classes took its place due to the ainount of participation of students who signed up for events. The Senior Girls Soccer Tea m has been battling away during many practices this soccer season. Many games have been scheduled during the upcoming week, SO lets have a large crowd of students watching and cheer- ing their school team onf!! A great turnout on Wednesday, May 5th ap- peared at the Blood Donor's Clinic which was at Bowman- ville High School from 1:00 - 8:30 p.m. Clarke High School had thirty-one students give blood on this day, and al lived to be proud of their donations. It is pointed out that Jerry Miller has presently donated blood for' his seventh time, -Bob Veldhuis and Steve Lawrence six times, Janice Munroe and Dave Duncan five times. SThe resuits fromthe Junior Math Conte'st have been returned to theschool for the past week now. Anyone wishing to receive their results, be sure to speak to Mr. Essex. The School Play, "The Clumsy Custard Horrow Show" was presented at Clarke,, during the evenings of May 6th, 'th, and 8th. Many thanks are given to the actors/actresses who worked an abundance of nours the Orono Brownies. present. Wenda Den Hollander, The ceremonies were held Pictured above are (back (front row> Stephanie Clap- at the Orono Public School row) Kristen Plummer, Kristy dorp and Andrea Trafford. with a number of the mothers Sanders, Nicole French and rehearsing, Mr. Ainesbury for being a fine Director, the helpers and also for the grecat audience for making those hard worked hours al that much worthwhile. During last week, various pieces of artwork were put up in the Main Hallway for everyone to view the student's of Clarke's Talent. Also, the Outdoor Education Class designed a very in- teresting and creative display in one of the showcases in the Scheel. On Wednesday, May l2th at 4:00 p.m. in the school cafeteria, the co-operative Éducation Department in- vites Co-op employers and Co-op Students to "Ap- preciation Hour!" This hour is specially designed for everyone fromn the Co-op placements who made Clarke's Co-op Programn very essentia and also a beneficial success. Although the pro- grami is not finished yet for this school year 1 feel nows as good a'time as any to send the Co-op Students' of Clarkes' appreciation to Mrs. Eva Nichols, Mrs. Rita Carlson, Mr. Steve Truelove, and also Mr. Tom Jackson for their confidence and support throughout the school year for making the program run smoothly. Final Essays for Clarke Co-op Students are te be completed and handed into, the Co-op Office on. or before May 31, 1982. Parks open J. Gilchrist, Visitor Services Programmer Get the hampers out! The picnic and camping season is almiost here! On Friday, May 14 the four provincial parks in Lind- say District open for the 1982 Ganaraska holding wildflower walk On Saturday, May 15, 1982, the Ganaraska Region Conservation Authority is welcoming the public to par- ticipate in an Interpretive Wildflower Walk. The after- noon hike will begin at 1:00 p.m. at the Ganaraska Forest Centre and will consist of an informative two hour hike. After a brief welcome visitors will be led through various natural habitats found close to the Ganaraska Forest Centre. Participants will be introduced to many of our common spring flowers and the use of several iden- tification 'key-systems. You are encouraged to bring your own guides and keys in order to become more fgrniliar with their use. We intend this event to be a time when peo- ple will share information on wldflowers and simply enjoy the splendor of springtime. A sample of wild edibles will be available for your enjoyment at the completion of the walking tour. It is recommended that those attending the walk wear comfortable footwear and long pants in case of contact with poison ivy. In the event of inclement weather, this programt will be scheduled for, Sunday, May 16 at the same time. For. further information, season. Balsam Lake and Emily will close September 6, while Serpent Mounds and Darlington will remain open until October 11. Mark. -S. Burnhani Provincial park is open year round for day-use only. ,, Ail four campýg parks are now. accepting reservations for, camnpsites by mail or telephone. So pack a lunch or your camping gear and discover Lindsay District's Provincial Parks. please caîl the Ganaraska Forest Centre at 416-797-2721. VW~re close to 'yvur home Condîtional of fer for parking lot The Town council has ble for a $150,000 boan from given authority for a condi- the province for downtown tional offer for lands in development. Bowmanville opposite the The General Purpose corn- fire hall to be used as a park- mince of the Town denied ing lot for the downtown, the purchase a week ago but area. The lot is now being us- on Monday council1 reversed ed as a parking lot and owned that decision. by a number of citizens of the The Bowmanville DBIA Town. The parking lot opera- has presented the Town with tion is loosing money. a prâoposal for increased The Downtown downtown parking and land- Businessmen's Association is scaping estimated to cost required under the agreement some $375,000. With monies to submit their plans to the from the province, the park- Province and as well fifty-one ing reserve fund, an annual percent of the membership of inclusion from the DBIA and the group is to be in agree- revenue from parking, the ment with the proposal. group contenid the project With the passing of the can be financed wNithout use Standards By-law on Monday of general taxpayers' monies. the Town does become eligi- SPRING Bt for only ÇZEED CONTROL$25-en ,Wdon't just kili weds-we fertilize Z ROLPH HARDWARE (Dominion) Phone 983-5207 oe - CJarloe gWt*dy Average 6,500 sq. ft. lot Free Estimates e Free Acivice Orono Landscaping, R.R. 1 Orono, Ontario Phone 983-5598 No sunday C8118 "'Guaradlan of the. Nation'a Lawns" GREEN LAWN SPRAYMWITTEN QUARANTEE POLICYT.M. . ....... . . ... ... . ......