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6-Orono Week!y Timies, Wednesday, May 91h, 1984 Pines students place second in Think Bowl compet ition Shana Hillis, Steven Shaefer, School,placed second in the Nor- Alyson Westheuser and Blain thumberland and Newcastle Smith, of the Pines Senior Publfic Board of education Think Bowl Clarke students top the Think Bowl competiton 1Janne Tamblyn, Jef Lowexy ray Jase miade up the Clarke High the Northumberland and Newcas- recently. (front, Richad Chenyý and mur- school team who won firstplace i te Think Bowl competition held Congratulaions. CIarke team tops 'Think Bowl' comp. by Chris Hooper Clarke Co-operative Student Recently 240 students from the Northumberland and Newcastle Board of Educa- tion participated in the fourth annual "Think Bowl" Com- petition. The Think Bowl is an enrichment programme in- volving creative problemn solving. The contest, held at Cobourg's L:ion's Centre, was divided into 3 categories. Thirty teams of grade 4-6 students were given a ques- tion with the theme of On- tario's Bicentennial and were asked what life would have been like in 1784. In this junior category, a tearn from Dr. L.B. Powers Public School in Port Hope captured firist place. The team members were Krista Boyce, Kylen McReelis, Chris Rinder and Daniel Taylor. In the intermediate category, 23 teams from grades 7 ta 8 were asked ta describe the ramifications of winning 1,000 dollars in a lot- tery. The winners in this divi- sion were Krista Sto ne, Kelly Tobey, Mike Lisle and Keith Ferrier, a team front Brighton Public School. Also competing in the in- termediate category was a team from The Pines Senior Public School. Team members Shana Hillis, Alyson~ Westheuser, Blain Smith and Steven Shaefer managed a second, place finish. Competing in the senior category were 4 secondary school teams from grades 9 ta Il. These students took a look at the problems associated ,ith the building of a covered sparts stadium in a large city. The team from Clarke High School made up of Janne Tamblyn, Jeff Lowery, Richard Cherry and Murray Jose grabbed first place. The Clarke team is ex- pected ta go on ta the next level of competition but the team's coach, Mr. David Parker, says arrangements have not been finalized. Students were given twa and a half hours in which to- complete a bookiet that outlined the problemn solving procedure they were to use. Teams were asked ta list pro- blems and then possible solu- tions. The answers were then judged by the number of ideas and creativiry. The win- ning teams were given a trophy and banner for their school along with individual trophies for each team member. The Think Bowl Competi- tion was designed ta make students really think instead of memorizing 'facts as so many of the contests did in the past. Po-lice Week May 14 to May l8th The week of May l4th ta l8th is Police Week and residents are urged ta drop in at their local Police office and talk ta the officers. It seems aur palice force is having a problemn with their public image. Many people are afraid ta talk ta the uniformed officers. The police are doing their best ta right this situation, as i s shawn by their slagan "Police and Cammuit3 Working Together". Also during Police Week is a display aý f old-time uniforms and diving equip- ment used in palice work. The display wýif be shiowNn in centre court in front of Eat)n's,. THIRD ANN UAL OPEN BARN TriIIium Morgan Horse Farm ORONO, ONTARIO Sunday, May l3th 2:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. Help us celebrate the arrivai of our new baby Morgan Horse. born) May 3rd. See his sire, Lauralee Foxy Man. one of On- tario's mnost versatile Champion Morgan Stallions. Learn about the Morgan - "'Versatility a tradi- tion since 1989"' DIRECTION; 114 mile wvest of Main Street - at the end of Station Street G. Douglas Coggan, O.L.S., (Formerly of Donevan & LeischmahnGo. Ltd.) is pleased to announce the formation of his own business for the practice of surveying under the firm name of G. DOUGLAS COGGAN ONTARIO LAND SURVEYOR EFFECTIVE MAY 1, 1984 at 187 KING STREET EAST OSHAWA, ONTARIO L1IH 102 (416 )579-7280 Residence: (416)983-5993, i