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Clarke High School Commencement A wards, Presentations and Graduates AWARDS THE BOWMANVILLE BRANCH 0F THE ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION AWARD)- For highest standing in Year 2 English THE STORKS AWARD For highest standing in Latin THE NEWCASTLE LIONS CLUB AWARDS For highest standing in Year 3 Geography For highest standing in Year 3 History For highest standing in Year 4 Miathemnatics To a general level student who has shown the greatest overail progress ini the general level program THE REGIONAI, RECLAIMERS AV/ARD For highest standing in Year 4 French THE RIENSTRA AWARD Theresa Del Gobbo Lisa Mendonca Dave Garland Tîm Werry Judy Rhodes Doug Lambert Judy Rhodes For nîgnest standing in Year 4 Science Judy Rhodes Angie De Plaa THE LADIES AUXILIARY 0F THE BOWMANVILLE BRANCH 0F THE ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION AWARDS For highest standing in Year 2 History Ken O'Boyle For highest- standing in Year 4 English and enroimient in Year.5 Chris MacKay THE STUTT'S PHARMP.CY AWARD F'or academic ach ievement and taking an approved course Ieading 10 a Hospital Career Pamela Frank THE WOMEN'S AUXILIARY 0F THE lO WMAN VILLE MEMORIAI HOSPITAL AWARD For taking an approved courseleading to a Hospita Car eer Cathecrine Vierhout THE INDUSTRIAL ARTS AWARD For the most promiszing student in Industrial Arts Tom Lycett THE ARMST:iRONG ST-ORE AWARD For proficiency in Year 4 Family Studies Linda Gjibbs THE HORTICULTURAL. AWARD For the student pursujing studies related to agriculture Diane Brownell PRESENTA TION 0F CRESTS To Senior Giirls' VoIIeybal Team- Placed 2nd in AIl Ontario Chamnpionships, 1982 THE LYONS AND KEENAN TROPHY For sportsmaniship among boys Ross Stutt THE SPIRIT 0F CLARKE AWARD Toan outstanding athilete Jeff Cari' THE TROPHY CRAFT AWARD For sportsmnanship among girls Heather Sawyer THE NORTHUMBERLAND AND NEWCASTLE BOARD 0F EDUCATION AWARD For ouîsianding achievemnent in sports Heather Sawyer CLARKE HIGH SCHOOL BAND AND CHOIR AWARDS For long service Sharon, Chidley Marilyn Mostert Shelley 'Gray Barbara Rienstra Faye Jose Mark Scoffield Kevin Lowery Annette Van Niejenhuis Cheryl Miller PAST PRESIDENT 0F THE CLARKE HIGHi SCHOOL BAND - Marilyn Mlostert (2 Years) PAST PRESIDENT 0F THE CLARKE HIGH SCHOOL CHOIR Anniette Van Niejenhuis THE BUSINESS AWARD An award of menit for a business student Sandra De THE BANK 0F COMMERCE AWARD For highest standing ini Business Education Marie Ra THE NORTHUMBERLAND AND NEWCASTLE B3USINESS EDUCATION CERTIFICATES Marie Rainey Julie Wilkîn Sandra Dennis Lynn Williamns Kim Mitchell Julie Davies THE ONTARIO SECONDARY SCHOOL TEACHERS' FEDERATION DISTRICT NO. 49 AWARD To a deserving general level student graduating with a S.S.G.D. who is pursuing his/her career outside of High School Jim Hutch. THE NEWCASTLE LIONESS AWARD For academnic proficiency 10 the general level student graduating with a S.S.G.D. Julie 1i PROFICIENCY AWARD For academic achievement to the general level student graduating with a S.S.G.D. Brian Doni UNITED AUTO WORKERS LOCAL 222 BURSARiES Tamrmie Boughen Mari-Jo Garnet Diane Browinell Rhonda Kidd Lisa Dosî Steven Lawrence THE GANARASKA CONSERVATION AWARD To a graduating tudent showing an interest in naitural sciences and proceeding to post-secondary education in studies related to the environmnn THE ALICE CHATERS MEMORIAL AWARD To the student who shiowed the most improvement in the music program THE GREAT PINE RIDGE KINSMEN AWARD To the outstanding musician in Year 5 CURVPLY WOOD PRODUCTS AWARD For proficiency in Year 5 Mahematics and Science and enroîlment in University MATHEMATICS AWARD For highest standing ini Year 5 Mathematics Town re good Ca Kathryn Campbell, treasurer, Town of Newcastle- Provided council inembers on MondaY with a complete, SUnlmary of ail reserves and reserve fund transactions during the past year. The report came following a brief scrimish in council over use of reserv funds by the Town during the year. Ail reserve funds show an increase in moities from JanUarY Ist to October l4th with the exception of the Parkland reserve fund where a total of $178,570.86 have been withdrawn during the period. These funds have been us- ed for various park developments and facility im- provements which were ap- proved in the 1982 budget earlier this year. In addition the fund provided monies as a grant for the Tyrone Com- munity Centre with a larger ainount being set asîde for a proposed new park and facilities in Solina. The Town has signed an offer off purchase of lands for the Solina Park and ac- cording to the Mayor wilI go ahead if provincial funding and Wintario monies are ob- tainable. In a presentation earlier this year by a Solina interest it was pointed out that their present park was less than suitable and recommended the purchase of land for a new park in the area of the Solina Hall. It was also stated that the Town would be able HeIp for Victîms of Lung, Disease Do you suffer from em- physemna, chronic bronchitis or severe asthma? If thte aniswer is "Yes" then Durham Region Lung Association may be able to help. Beginning on Tuesday, November l6th, the local Christmas Seal organization wiîl hold a Better Breathing Course for adults with respiratory disease in the se- cond floor Gymnasiumn at Oshawa General Hospital, 24 Alma Street, Oshawa. Offered free of charge as a Christmas Seal Service, the Course wiIl run for eight con- secutive sessions during a four week period, on Tuesdays and Fridays fromi 12:00 noon to 1:30 p.m., Course. members will be taught breathing exercises, relaxatjon techniques and simple tolerance exercises, and most sessions will feature guest speakers on various topics related to the manage- ment of respiratory pro- blems. ,\N exercise procedures will be under the direction of a icenced physiotherapist. This is a basic program, whichi aims go give respiratory pa- tients an introduction to self help techniques which, when aplecan improve the quality of day-to-day living. For more information, or t0 apply for regisration, coni- tact Durham Region Lung Association at 723-3151, as soon as possible. 'ennîs ainey -ison ViIkin nnelly Steve Lawrence Kevin Lowery Mark Scofficld Mike Kortekaas Jeff ViSssrs Mike Kortlekaas <Continued page 8) Orono Weekly Timesi, Wednesday, Oclober 27, 1982, s e r e s i beginning o'teya o Admninistrat ive lm- ~ u uprovemnents reserve fund is by >n i ilo fi far the largest fund of iskn wzî h ti lie and as of Oc. to sei the preunft pyrk lands lober amnounted to for residential development. $5Z*02,.0 At the beginn- The reserve rund hadi ing of the year the fuind started at $380,565. 10 at the arnounted to $391,91 1.82. 1 Te Croatoet h. TON FNECATE Switchboard Operator Applications wlll be recelved up to 430 p.m., November 5th 1982, for the position of Swtchboard Operator, Town Cierk's Oepartment. DUTIES: 1. ôperate the telephone switchboard; 2. Open and sort mail for ail departments; 3. Balance cash received in the mail, prepare a cash sheet daily on funds received through the mail; 4. Type letters, memnos, financial statements, stock control sheets, as required; 5. Enter into the record and maintain the animal control record system; 6. Undertake assignments for other departmients as required; 7. Perform other duties as mnay be assigned by the Clerk. QUALIFICATINS: The preferred applicant will possess knowledge relating 10 the operation of a Bell P.B.X. push button swit- chboard; Be ca&'pable of dealing with the public on the telephone andc at the information counter; Possess typ- ing skills to the grade 12 commercial level, and operate other business machines. Hours 0f work: Monday to Friday, 8-30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Salary Range: Category 2 - $11,154 to $12,393 1982> Applications should be directed in confidence to: David W. Oakes, A.M.,IC.T. Town of Newcastle 40 Temperance Street Bowmanville, Ontario. LIC,3A6. Date of Publication: October 27, 1982. NOTICE 0F POLI An Election To Fili The Following Offices illi Be Held On MON~DAY, NOVEMBER 8TH, 1982 1 Poils wiIl open from 11:00 a.m. to08:00 p.m. COIJNCIL Mayor 3 Regional Councillors il for each Ward) 3 Local Couincillors (1 for each WVard) NORTHUMBERLAND AND NEWCASTLE BOARD 0F EDUCATION Ward 1 - 2 Trustees Ward 2 - 2 Trustees Ward 3 - 2 Trustees PETERBSOROUG H.VICTORIA-NORTHUMBERLAN D AND NEWCASTLE ROMAN CATHOLIC SEPARATE SCIIOOL BOARD Two Members to represenit the Separate School Supporters in the Town of Newcastl e VOTERS WILL BE ADVISED SV MAIL 0F THEIR POLL. ING SUBDIVISION AND WHERE TO VOTE AUVANCE POLL An Advance Poili for the purpose of receiving votes of electors who expect to be unable to vote on Polling Day in the Polling Subdivision for wNhicl4 their namnes appear on the Polling Lists or who are entitled to vote under a certificate issued by the Clerk will be held on SATURDAY, OCTOBER 3OTH, 1982, FROM 9:00 A.M. Tc 8:00 P.M. in the following places: Ward1 Community Hiall, Hampton Ward 2 Town Hall, 40 Temrperance Street. Bowmanvilie Ward 3 Municipal Hall, Orono David W. Oaloes, A.M.C.T. Town Clerk and Returning Off icer Town of Newcastle 40 Temperance Street Bowmanville, Ontario. LIC 3A6. Date of Publication: October 27, 1982 I I1 ... . . . ....