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Kirby-Kendal Ath letic'team does well Young athletes fromn the along with South. Cramahe Richard Harris, bronze in the, 1500;Kenn.y Davies, silver in Kendal-Kirby school returned were the only two public 100 m. dash; Deanna the 200 m and bronze in the from the Fifth Annual Port schools in competition. Roughley, bronze in the 400 400mn.; Roger Karas, bronze Hope Kiwanis Classic on Jim Dupuis, coach of the m. and gold in the 200 m.; in the 100 m. June 12th with a total of group said the students had Jackie Smuck, gold in the Pamela Black absent) seven mnedals. The Kendal- competed well and were most 100 m. and silver in the 200 took a gold on the 400 m., Kirby students competed competîtîve in the meet. m; (front row) Todd Gray, silver in the 200mo and in the against a number of track Pictured above are the bronze in the 1000-m.; Tref- 800mn. clubs in the competition and medal winners; (back row) for Davies, silver -in the Kirby-Kendal Medal winners 1Kinsmen John Witheridge was elected Kinsmen of the year for the Great Pine Ridge Kinsmen by his fellow Kin while Kinette Carole Bailey was presented with the Kinette of the Year trophy, The presentations were made during the aninual meeting held last Saturday evening. Competitors from the Karas, Heather Hoy, Nancy flIera Cruwys, Kendal-Kirby Public School Byers, Susanne Cochrane, Richard Erharc at the Fifth annual Port Hope Jackie Smuck, Deanna Treffor Davies Kiwanis Classic; (back row> Roughley, Jackie Hood, Kenny Davii Jiim Dupuis, coach; Roger --Richard Harris, Stuart Irwin, Graduatinga students from Orono -Public The graduating Grade Six Back Row: Left to Right- &rent <latcheil, Kenny Hall, Derveen, Jennifer Clarke, classes of Mr. Stephens and Mrs. Lunn, Anjie Sanders, Andy Den Hollander, Scott Joan Nesbitt, and Toni Mrs. Lunn of the Orono Teresea Kennedy, Karen Richards, Jean Brown, Howes. Front Row-Andy Public School are pictured Taîsma, Danny Bunton, Christine Montgomery, Haines, Sherry Todd, Susan above. The young graduates Dana Shetler, Lisa Stamp, Michelle Mjic. Second Row- Mangar, Kelly Boricic, attended a picnic held in their Andrew Scott, Kevin Hart- Melody Rahm, Laura-Lynn Catherine Mudd, Dodi bonor last Tuesday at the wig, and Mr. Stephens. Third Plummer, Barbie Arts, Brough, and Kevin Mum- Orono Park and will attend Row-Jeff Martin, Dion Diaz, Ivanne Morrison, Lisa Mor- ford. t le Pines Senior Public in Dave Bailey, Brent Hutton, ris, Cathy Dennis, Susan Van Absent were Darren Den- ptember. Pictured above nis and Peter Klose. a science news service World of aged OfIDRC- The entire struc-, ture of world population is changing as more and more people live beyond the age Of 60. In W95, there vere six countries with a "gray gen- eration " numbering over 10 million. By 2025 there will be 19, and the total popula-' tion over 60 wiIl have in- creased five times sinoe 1950. Developi ng countries M lI feel their age rnost. By 2025, they will have three- quarters of the world's over 60s, compared to haif in 1975. People are also growing older faster than children are being born to support them in their "third age." The United Nations World Assembly on Aging, held in Vienna, Austria, this sum- mer wamns that the groWi ng numbers of the aged, de- pendent on a shrinking workforce, wilI impose a heasiy burden. One way to ighten the loaci, says the UN body, is to allow the continued productive parti- cipation of the aged in societies andeconomies. ASPHALT SEALUNG 011 and Gas Resistant Coal Tar Immulsion Driveways, Parking Lots, Residential And Commercial FREE ESTIMA TES Workmanship Guaranteed Cati Mike Sawyer, Orono, Ont. 983-5270 983-5-703 ATTENTION CLARKE HIGH SCMOOL STUDENTS Students may pick up report card in the main office at the High Sohool on the following days: Monday-Thursday 8:00-4:30 Friday 8:00-12:00 ...... ..... .... .... . . .. . ........... .. . . . . . .......