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Ontario Scholars at Clarke High School MARI-JO GARNE'1T SHARON CHIDLEY 93.2% 90.3% JANICE MUNRO MIKE KORTEKAAS 89.5% 88.8% PAMELA FRANK TERRY MILLER 87.5% 87.3% JEFFREY VISSERS MARILYN MOSTERT 86.5% 84.8% JAY WALTON DANIEL BARLOW 81.2% 81.0% Hire'A Student Week now here Pat Lunn, Student Place- ment Officer for Canada Mfanpower in the Town of Newcastle, addressed memrbers of the Town of Newcastle council on Mon- day pointîng to the fact that this week, June 28th to July 3 was "Hire A Student Week." Miss Lunn, wbo works out of an office in the Bowman- ville Post Office, encourages the publicity of "Hire A Stu- dent Week" to add incentive ïn hiring students at this time of year. She points out this is the time to get those extra jobs done arounid the house and states she has a listing of will- ing students hiaving a multitude of skills and whether ts cleaning the garage or painting the house give the Student Employment office a cail in Bowmanville. She said jobs are harder to) find this year and yet enrol- ment for student employment continues at a level of that of 1981. Some 511 students have enrpolled at the Bowmanville office with 148 being placed. in fulUime suumner jobs and 40 for part-time jobs. The office whtich opened the latter part of May will re- main open during the sum- mer and contact may be made by visiting the office or pho- neing 623-9221.* Miss Lunn is completing her second year as Student Placement Officer for Canada Maripower. DANIEL WAGAR 83.8% LYDIA CARMAN CATHERINE VIERHOUT 83.7% 82.3% PAISLEY STUJTT ROSALIE FACCA 80.7% 80.0% Rioots in fîght on tubercolosîs One hundred years ago a young doctor's hours at bis laboratory microscope- paid off. Robert Koch, M.,D. was 28, adventuresome, and bored with bis country prac- tice in a small East Prussian town. He began to experie- ment, st udying the substances around him. Developing bis own unique research techni- ques, he took biological samples from cattle which had died of anthrax, a comn- mon killer of livestock. Even- tually, he isolated the bacterium which was its- cause. Thus brought to public at- tention, he became a medical officer in Berlin, and con- tinued his research in a well- equipped laboratory. Now bis samples carne fromn people wbo badi died of tuberculosis, wbicb was the cause of one in seven deaths in Europe and America. He developed new laboratory procedures wbicb form tbe basis for procedures used today. He did animal ex- periments, taking risks with bis won healtb in handling in- fected materiais. At last, he isolated the tubercule bacillus and proved it was the cause of TB. The paper he presented on March 24, 1882 gave other researchers infor- mation tbey could use to seek a cure. In 1905, Koch was awarded the Nobel Prize for medicine. Today's Lung Association bas its roots in the fight against tuberculosis. Organized in 1900, (over 40 years before the development of streptomycin the first anti- TB drug) tbe Association's early work contributed great- ly to progress in the diagnosîs and treatment of tube- culosis. Today the Liang Association's efforts are directed at prevention and control of ail lung diseases in- cluding empbysema, TB, astbma- and chronic bron- chitîs and their associated causes, smoking, air pollu- tion and on-tbe-job lung hazards. For more informa- tion, contact Durhamn Region Lung Association (The Christmas Seal people) at 723-3151. It's a matter of life and breath. TAMARA DOJJGHEN 1 80.0% Recognition Day ai Orono P u bli -c School Students of the Orono Public School received their Achievemnent Awards on June 21,.during tbeir annual Recognition Day. Mrs. Deremo, staff co-ordinator said the motive of this day is to make sure every child is recognized for doing sometbing special througbout the year and complimented for that achievemrent. Students also received badges and pins for other various ac- tivities. ANNETTE VAN NIEJENHUIS 82.0% Seventeen of some forty- fine grade 13 students at the Clarke High School have received Ontario Scholar- ships for the school year 1981-82. An Ontario Scholar is determined by having an average of at least 80 percent in six grade 13 subjects. Congratulations to the On- tario Scholars at Clarke. PARKWOOD, The homç of the late Col. R. S. McLaughlin located at 270 Simcoe Street North ini Oshawa presents "Kiddie Time" from 2-4 on July lst. Several Activities including gamnes and entertainment have been planned for the' children on the grounds. Ail children under the age of 10 and accompanied by an aduit will be admitted free of charge. Prizes for the day have been donated by local mer- chants. Martha-Ann Rankine Manager, Parkwood Estate 579-1311. HIENR Y'S Combined -1echnical Services Basketry and and Crafts Aiso Repairs To Ail Wickeir Orono, Ontario Phone 983-92319 JOB PRINTING ORONO WEEKLY TIMES SPECIAL! LUE& $14.9 LUBE MANGARS GARAGE IrMill Street North, Orono Phone 983-5130