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12-OronoWeekly Times, Wednesday, May 16, 1990 Newcastle Aquatic Club News On April 29, the swimmers and parents hosted a swim meet at the Splash pool in Bowman- ville. This is the first com- petitive swim meet we ai NEWAC have hosted. There were three visiting teams. There are two levels of the swimming members; Level 1 and 2. Newcastle 100 Swim Meet was held for the L-evel 2 swmmers. Two swimmers from Orono were Adele and Diane Jenkins. Both swimmers swam extremely welI and won the following ribbons: Adele Jenkinis competed in the 8 years anid under group placed: Ist in 100m Freestyle; lst in 200m Medley Relay; 2nd in 50m Breast Stroke; 2nd in 100m Backstroke; 3rd in 50m Butterfly; 4th in 400m Freestyle Relay and 4th in 10im In- dividual Medley. Diane Jenkins competed in the 9/10 year olds group she placed: 2nd in loum Backstroke; 2nd in 200m Medley Relay; 3rd in 50m But- terfly; 4th in 100m Freestyle; 4th in 400m Freestyle Relay and 5th in 100m Breast Stroke. The NEWAC organizers wouldlike, to thank the Village Bakeshop, The Apple Blossom Shop, Stutt's Pharmacy, Not Just Fashions,, Deb's Fashions and Rolph's Hardware, for their donations of gong prizes, for the races. The prizes were greatly appreciated. Orono has six members on the teamn who are Adele and Diane Jenkins, Tracy and Tara Arnott, Caria Werry and Ashley Burnham. Further information about join- ing the team contact Bob Mack 623-9365 or Norm James 623-2282. Tents must now be f lame-retardant, (Continued from page 9) doesn't mean fire-proof; 2) do flot use candles, matches or, open flames of any kind in or near a lent; 3) neyer cook inside a- tent; 4) build campfires downwind and several metres away from a terit and be sure to extinguish them fully before leaving a campsite or retîring for the night; 5) exercise ex- treme caution when using fuel- powered lanterns or heat'ers in- side a tent and use battery operated lanterns whenever possible; 6) do not refuel lamps, heaters or stoves inside a tent; 7) extinguish or turfi off -all Ianterns before going ta sleep; 8) do flot smoke in a tent; 9) neyer store flammable liquids inside a tent. DULEES RSTAURAN MANTR E, RN Let me take sorne of the work seand wo'rry out of your next move. J4 GRACE PEACOCK le Sales Representative Bus. 436-8727 Res. 983-5194 ORONO BRICK TRIPLEX- Grass AnnualI ncomne $198000Only $183,900.00 MIS AJAX EXECUTIVE - 4 Bedroomn, 2300 sq. ft. in Discovery. Bay. OSHAWA - 4 year old D'ANGELO SIDE SPLIT, below builders price OnIy $239,800.00 MIS N.W. OSHAWA - 3 Bedroomn Bungalow, large lot, $238,500.00 MILS Cati Now For Details. me t!put t1e E n 'F- x c ellnce Control you can depend on - Weed Spraying - Crab Grass - Fertilizing - Insect Spraying - PIug Coraeration Program available for the season. See the Difference Quality Makes! LA SPRAY 983-5598 (Orono, Newcastle) UNICEF cards and gifts can buy.. a lifetime of clean water, basic health, * sanitation & education services for children around the world.Z Buy UNICEF cards and gifts. unicel For a new ful-colour brochure, contact: UNICEF Canada 443 Mt. Pleasant Road, Toronto, Ont. M4S 2L8 Telephone (416) 482-4444 OR cali tol-frer 1-800-268-3770 (Operator 741) Are you thinking of buying, selling or are In need of Real Estate advice? Feel f ree ta contact me at 623-6622 or 983-9102 ALINE GAG NON Here Today Gone To'morrow We can selI your house. Give us a call WeIl be happy to show you krystyna jones any property at your pat irwin lycett 983-9782 983-9605 REIMAX cornerstone realty Itd., realtor -623-6000 104 king street east, bowmanville, ontarjo LlC 1N5