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6-Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday, JuIy 11, 1990 Assemble 18 wins at recent Track and -Field event Junior 4-H members at, challenging meetinglý- The second meeting of the-4-H used in sire selection. This discus- JuniorDairy meeting was held at sion was very confusing for some Mr. Dave Lammers farm on Mon- Junior members. Then we were left day, May 7, 1990. The meeting was for 15 minutes to try and pick out opened by President Chris Sikma the weaknesses in two cows and and the roll caîl was taken. During selected the best bulîs to improve moll caîl we were asked to give the them. Then we adjourned to the most important thing we considered house where we were treated to when we chose our 4-H caîf. Then some pop and sandwiches. the Junior and Senior groups got On behaîf of the junior members together. we would like to thank Mr. and Paul Larmer who works for Mrs. Larmer for their hospitality. United Breeders in Guelph discuss- by Melissa Allin ed proof sheets and how they are Press Reporter Sam- Cureatz from theOntario Legisiature "The Greying of Ontario" Pictured above (1-r) Scott Mac- Robb, Amy Jane McýAllister, Donald, Danny MacDonald, Lee Shawn Ferguson andabsent Owen Thnree happy Orono graduates Taylor. Betwveen these youingsters thcy won 18 first 'prizes at the recent Track and Field Meet, held at Clarke High School representing Orono Public School. by Sam Cureatz M.P.P. Durham East It is not noticeable at first but we are experiencing the greying of On- taio. Advances in medicine and nutrition mean that most of us are living heaithier antd living longer. Iiy the year 2001 - just il years front now, - the number of Ontario residents over the age of 65 will be 55% more than today. This situa- (Continued page 13) A huge crowd of parents, grand parents, and famil- f- weathered an indoor .--at_. Clarke High School, on Monday evening, to see the graduation of 138 students from Grade 8, ail at- tîred in customary graduation clothes. Following the singîng of O'Canada, Mr. W. Medd, Prin- cipal of the Pines Senior Public School, in bis opening remarksý, praisied the students for their dedication in acbieving their goals< during the school year. Greetings from the Northumberland and Newcastle Board of Education were coniveyed to ail present by Mm. C. Keninedy, Area Superintendent. -Ail of the 138 students were presented their graduation diplomas individually, to warm rounds of applause. The Valedictory Trophy was Member's Junior Open was held at the Newcastle Golf Course on June 29th with 18 Junior teeing off even thougb it was raining. Age Group of 16 to 18 year olds -Ken Bloomfield with 96; Marc Jackson with 99; Carl Brown with 110 and Brad Turk with 112. Age Group of 14 and 15 year olds - Trevor Lomax with ý7; Shawn Stephenson, Matt Yeo and Scott Hentig each with 96; Mike Stacey with 97; Grason Martin with 98; Scott Anderson with 102, Adam Stephenson with 119; Derek Honeyman with 121 and Steven Marmara with 111 presented to Jennifer Chaffey by Mr. W. Carman, Board Trustee. Miss Chaffey, who originally hails from Newfoundland, gave hope to ail parents in her Valèdictory Ad- dress, by saying, that the end of their commitment to the education of their chiidren was indeed in ail of their efforts during the past year, on behaif of ail the graduates. Jen- nifer added, that she, along with al the ot her graduates, would have fond memories of the Pines Public School, for the rest of their lives. At the conclusion of the presen- tations, refreshments, provided_ by the parents of the graduates, were served in the Pines Public School, were. congratulations were made and shared, in an informaI at- mosphere. The evening ended with the graduates enjoying a post gradua- tion dance held at the school, to the accompaniment of modern music. Age Group of 13 and under - Vic Hanc with 102; Andrew Ferguson witb 103; Craig Toutant with 115 and Jamie Allin with 73. Age 16 to 18 - Closest to the Pin -Marc Jackson; Longest Drive - Ken Bloomfield. Age 14 and 15 -' Closest to the Pin - Scott Anderson; Longest Drive -Steve Marmara. Age 13 and under - Closest to the Pin - Andrew Ferguson; Longest Drive - Andrew Ferguson. Special thanks to Terry Toutant and Les Taylor. CoIet Your AMERICAqN LEAGUE BASE BALL PiNS ONLY A NEW PIN 9 ~- FRAME YOUR EVERY WEEK. * COLLECTION COLLECT THE ~ FOR ONLY COMPLETE SET! ech eod, 2 L b.fl et "Col e 0-ct oC"' Avedo.ble et .11 tty met., 090 oeblWhie teppie, lsti. MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL' 11 O I11CIAL SOIi i DRINK OF MAJOR LU BAEBiAiî1 O PE N 24 H OU Rc. Both "COCA COLA CLASSIC" and "COKE cLASSIC" are rogistered trademarlis whch identify only the sanoe product of Coca-Cola M.d OR NOÀ V"FPLau S Rob and Elaine Burns R. R. 2, Orono, Ontario 3 North of 8th Concession Clarke, West side of Hwy. 115 Interest shown in junior Open Golf Tournie