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Orono Weekly Times, 28 Mar 1990, p. 7

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Orono WeekIy Times, Wednesday, Marcb 28, 1990-7 Clarke -Hi termediate Sci counted very w recent tournai placing first ou teams. Clarke Cobourg West Campbellfor( Clarke bas novN ing tournam< above schoo Bowmanville Oshawa., In lea solidly entrenc which is highly Ottawé Report (Continue igh Shool' in- ing they are ail first year players. ýigh chools in- The1 teamn includes: Cameron ool Reach teams ac- EseKiDaJnceRkrd 'ell for themnselvs at a Jseni TeDWete Jnieid Ricard Ment in Port Hope eneTnWseidRca1r ut o th 8 cmpeing Jenkins and Mike Smith. defeated Port Hope, MriGa Coboug Eas and Corne out this Saturday and en- , Hiog Eaost.nd oy a fun day from 11:00 a.m. to wdon both telck 3:00 p.m. The Fun Fair Activities mts nvovingthe will include games of chance, a enIs and ourngthce, suent auction, bingo, face painting and O'Neill from and many other events. A live Dix- sgueplayClare ~ ieland band will be on hand to heIn chuedid pla c lr e t see the atmosphere. 'ahdmiabecnd pae- The evening dances are for the i adirale cnsier- whole family (8:00 - 12:00 p.m.). There wIlI be a'50's and 60's dance in the gym featuring music by a D.J. and The Clarke Senior Stage Band. The cafeteria will pl ay music d from page 5) from the 70's,, 80's and 90's. Everv ne ahave thpir ehoic' of ment stores didn't go into a post- Christmas taiîspin as expected. In fact they had a very good January, with sales totalling $776.9 million, 4.2 per cent of one year ago. Add in some other encouraging indicators -- businesses are planning to invest much more hcavily on new plants and equipment in 1990, more new houses are being started, our dollar continues to strengthen against other currencies -- and one begins to wonder whether we are going to see that economic downturn. Or, as one business consultant was. quoted last week: "This reces- sion is possibly not goîng to hap- pen." We've just finished our first ful year since the Canada-U.S. Trade agreement -- commonly called free trade -- became law. And we've heard many reports about how that agreement is affecting Canada adversely. When the agreement was signed, its opponents warned they would blame free trade for each and every subsequent industrial layoff or fac- tory closing. And that's what hap- pened over the shutdown of GM's van plant in Scarborough. Very lit- tde attention was given in the saine week to Freightliner's announced plans for a new $43 million truck factory at St. Thomas, Ontario. Closure of the Inglis' plant at Toronto remains a popular target for free trades opponents. Only one news report that I saw mention- ed the new factory which is to be opened on that samie site., One of free trade's severe criticsý waàs McCain Foods, of New Brunswick. The company warned that free trade would -devastate' Canada's food processing industry and cost thousands of jobs. Perhaps through kindness, none of that was recalled last month when the samie company, McCain Foods, announced plans for a new $36 million potato processing plant that will create 169 jobs on-Prince Edward Island. That was just a few days after a competing company stated it was also building an equal- ly expensWe new potato plant that will employ '160 workers on the Island. In the year since the free trade' agreement began some businesses certainly have closed and some jobs were lost. But labour shifts are a fact of life today. Some four million Canadians change their jobs in a normal year for personal and business reasons. So despite ail the dire warnings from the critics, under free trade our economy is doing extremiely well, our culture survives, our lakes and rivers are not being drainied in- the U.S. and -- best of ail ý__anada's sovereignty remains un- quesionérably intact. music. Bring the whole family. Ail proceeds of this event will go towards subsidizing the cost of the Senior Band Trip to New Orleans April 25-29th. Can compete in Durham Senior games Annually in Durham Region 800 Seniors 'are involved in senior Games. 1990 promises to be just as successful as previous years. Any person age 55 is eligible to com- pete A person does not need to, belong to a club to qualify. The on- ly prerequisite is an interest in any one or more of the following games: 5 Pin Bowling, April 27th Cribbage, May I8th Darts, May 27th Carpet Bowling, May 28th Euchre, May 3th Contract Bridge, June 4th Shuffleboard, June l4th Lawn Bowling, June 2lst Golf, June 27th Swimming, To be announced A local regional committee an- nually co-ordinates the games in Durham and a yearly awards lun- cheon is held. Every second year the winners have the opportunîty to compete provincially. This is the year for winners of the local games to attend the provincial playoff in London. More information is available through the Oshawa Seni or Citizens Centre, 43 John 'Street West, Oshawa, Ontario, LIH 11>18 (576-6712). Applications are available at the above location. MARTINS a- THE RACERS EDGE FEED LESS - REDUCE COSTS BETTER HEALTH Martin, s Top Performance - For the Performance Horse Perfect Start - An 180/ Ration for the Young and Growing Mare Ration - For the Brood Mares Classic Cubes - A Complete Ration forthe Pleasure Horse 250/o Plus Supplement - For that extra bit of Protein AND INTRODUCING: ALFA Mini Cubes - An 19%/ Dehydrated ALFALFA Cube - Dustless - No More Breathing Problems An Excellent Protein Supplement For Dairy Cows - Beef Cattie - VealCalves. AND PET FOODS Martin'sAre Famol(us For: Technical - Maintenance - Growth - Senior Regal Dog Chow - Martin's Classy Cats - Dry Econo Cat Available Now Gali Today WINDVIEWFEEDSINC. R. R. le ORONO 416-786-2578 Are You Interested? The 0Orono Town Hall Board has the opportun ity to offer the following seminars and classes with i nstructions given by members of the community. For information phone 983-5903 or 983-9852. 'Piece of Cake' Exorcise Class Fitness Fun with Cher Toal Basketweaving - For the Beginner How to Weave - How to Dye Where to Find the Materials. J & B Baskets, Orono Fiddling Workshop Hints for ail Ages Square Dancing Bring your feet and a lot of enthusiasm. lI's Vour Town Hall Why Not Use ht? Extruded Hors e Feeds, ............. W du Umm di

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