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Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday, May ,-I1991.13 The Enchanted at Clarke Thne mspector, (Dan Smith), and somewhat shocked at the Thie two sisters did add humour seated the doctor, (Shane Smith), happenings i their conimunity. te the play which also included show interest ithe conversation of It was part of the Clarke Higli some great lines. the Mangebois sisters, (Kristen School Draina Club prcsentation of TIhe cas:, as regularly happens at Pluxnmer) and thceliard of hearing "The Enchanted" at the school for Clarke, did exceptionally well in (Stacey DunniR an). who were three evenings las: week. their presenation of the Enchanted. Taking a bow following the (the ghost), Sharon Pelesxolc, presentation of "The Enchanted" at (school teacher), Dan Sithl Clarke Higli School last week. (inspector) and Shane Joncs, (the Carl Brown ( the Mayor), Dan doctor). Smith, (lie inspecter), Jason Major, Clarke High School News 'The Future Stans Jere" Six students from Clarke Highi School attcnded the Rotary spensored Camp Enterprise front May 2-5. Glen Campbell, Fraser Lec, Barbara Crowther, Wcnda Den Hollander, Heather Gerrow and Sheila Hackett. On Tliursday upon arrival we played volcybali to relax and get acquaintcd. There was a speaker wlio did some group activities whicli lelpcd us te get te know each other quickly. One of the Rotary people outlined Uic activities for thc wcekend and soon cveryone was looscned up and liaving fan. It was a very lovcly wcekend witli planned seminars and lots of sports activities. Goal setting andi confidence building were the main themes of thc weekend andi al activities centreti on these two areas. We lcarned how te set goals -nd more importantly liow te ..hieve these goals. It was very creative- and more than that it was filled with humour so while we werc learning wc were laughing and enjoying ourselves. "What thec mmd conceives and believes it will achieve" was dic quote which initiated most of die activities. Différent Roary people, shared with us their own individual formula for success in their own business. We all met a lot of new people and made new friendships. An exchange student from Brazil contributed a game from hler culture and it was different and cnjoyablc. All in all it was a rcally great fimte in whicli 1 leamned a lot and had a lot of fun. Blood Donor Cli jil A Success! Clarke High Scliool was wcll rcprescnted at thc Red Cross Blood Donor Clinic in Bowmanville on May 1. About 35 units of blood were collected from Clarke donors, many of wliom wcre donators for the firs:t tme. The Red Cross was happy te sec sucli a good turnout at Uic cliic whicli was hcld at The Lions Centre. The next cliic will be on August 7. Many thanks te Charterways for donating Uic bus for this worthy. cause. Coming Events May 20 - Victoria Day Holiday May 29 - Band Banquet, z I- John Deer.'s high-quaIiIy mou Rebats assigned m ta Dealer m A FULL MONEY-BACK GUARANTEE allows you to get a full refund or exchange on walk behind inowers wihin 30 days of purchase A Mulching attachment for 21 inch mowers means no clippings and a natural fertilizer for your lawn " Five speeds on self propelled models are easily adjusted to uiser Pace A Lightweight design for easy hanidling fqNoting Runs LikeaCe ýE VERG REENC SFARM & GARDEN LTD. JOH1N DERE rSALE~S & SER VICE Taunton Road,, West of Orono Phone 416-983-9119 or 1-800-461-2120 DR. DEBR ZENI Spealcs on Dr. Zeni is President of Medical Staff at Georgetown and District Memorial Hospital. She has a general practice and is a member of Canadian Physicians For Life. 7:30 pum., Thursday, May 23rd Court Room #1 132 Church Street BOWMANVILLE, ONTARIO Above the Fire Hall Ail are weIoom. Speclai Music -- Refrshments Fr. WIli Off.rlng to b. used for aducatlonal materlal 3rd Annual Public Foirum Sponsored by Bowmanville Concern For Liff Jj GET AHEAD OF THE GAME jmà