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ii,,ristmas dinnier at Kirby What better time to Sa~y to you, May the miracle of the season stay ever new. The traditional tturkey Christmas Teacher Association. Above Mrs. Climenhage topsthe dinner was served to the students of Certainly the kids were enthused dinner off with a serving of gravy Kirby Public School on Wednesday and enjoying the event while the for Kathleen Minnis, Angie Prybich of last week organized, prepared mothers were having an equally and James Clark. and served by the Kirby Parent- good time. HIav e Y o ur self a Me rr y Christmas ... but keep it safe fr om the dangers of the Season. Christmas trees, decoration-s, gift wirappings, they ail add up to greater Ihom-e fire danger. Keep the tree fresh and green by standing it in w/ater throu.ghout its' stay in.doors. Keep cigarettes and matches at a safe distance. Switch the tree lights- off at bedtimne and before leaving home. This is the time to take the utmost care to make sure that holiday fun will flot turn into a family tragedy. Watch small children more carefully during this Holiday Season and neyer leave them unattended. IF FIRE SHO1JLD STRIKE, first get everyorie out of the house then sound the alarmn and caîl the Fire Department before attempting to fight the fire yourself. Your first rule in the event of fire is to GET OUT SAFELY. Please exercise special care in al Peace & Prosperityl Joyous wishes to you and yours, as we express Our appreciation for your very special friendship. Orono Fuel & Lumber ORONO, k ONTARIO your Christmas preparations and ac- tivities. Hopefully, this will help to eliminate any cause, for the Fire Department to visit you during this festive Season. Your Fire Depart- ment says, "the best gift at Christmas is a fire safe home."' J. Aldrîdge Fire Chief Record placement for Durham Grads Durham College reports an aIl- timne record in its placement of 1985 graduates. Approximatety 95% of the 1985 graduates have obtained employ- ment, and 83% of the placements were in jobs related io a College course of study. This represents a 5IVo improvemnent over the situation ex- isting at this time last year. A divisional breakdown in regard to placement for the 1985 graduates shows that 92% of Applied Arts students, 95% of Business students, 95ù7 of Technology students, and 95% of Health Science students have obtaîned employînent. Herb Kirkconnell, Director of Stu- dent Affairs, compliments the Place- ment Officer, Les Lear, and his staff for their excellent achievement. Mr. Kirkconnell said that during the past year, the College has increas- ed its, promotion of graduates to in- dustry and has'provided additional in-class time for students concerning the job-search process. He acknowledged the fine effort Of faculty members in helping graduates find jobs, and stated that excellent in- itiative has been shown by the graduates in "marketing" thernselves to prospective emplovers. Met Garland, Durham College President, is very pleased with the 1985 placement record, and em- phasizes Ithat the successful place- ment is due in no small part to the reputation of our previous graduates, and their achievements in industry. MERCER'S GARAGE K%eAY LYCETT CHATTERTON ELECTRIC ORONO ELECTRIC BOB STEWART H4EATING JAMES ARD Major Plumbing & Heating LIMITED RUSS, OUANE, JOYCE AND JASON ORONO BUILDING CONTRACTOR OXFORD BRICKLAYERS iA C',hristmas message from fire department Orono Weekly Times, Monday, December 23, 1985-7 ILI