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12-Orono Weekly Times, Wednesay, June 5j,1991 Clarke High News 'The utur Stars Hee" OnFr1 ay,.M..3..fou From the Princip l....dent.......e. .o........... Exammaons, tat dreded wod Muse. or.te ..a.....f.te.Goo for e soetuets enMonay nigbr Progam3 beingu June 17 at 9:00 a.m. The sponsored by the Town of examination schedules are posted in Newcastle. Jennifer Easton, all roomns. This way students have Jennifer Goodmurphy, Cori Smith time to plan their studies and make and Tanya Staples were the winners the best possible use of their time. i the writing contest, and won a t- Students are required to return shirt for their efforts. Our school equipment, all texts, congratulations to the girls on their reference and ibrary books by the good efforts. The purpose of this date of the appropriate examnination. program is to have teenagers and If they do not return books they will others act as "btter neighbours" to be billed the cost of these materials. senior citizens and thus allowing Report cards will be given out the seniors to remaîn in their on Friday, June 28th from 9:00 a.m. homes. This along with the to 1:00 p.m. If the report cards are donations to the Blood Donor flot picked up then they can be Clinic and Denise House are just picked up at the Clarke High some of the ways Clarke High School Main Office from July 2 to School students pay back the July 15. If students or parents community for aIl their support to cannot pick them up in this period us. we would appreciate a telephone Music Notes cal at 987-4771 to make alternate by Sharon Peleshok arrangements. To wrap it up for the 1990-91I year the senior band held their Annual Band Banquet on May 29. The food was delicious! Those band parents really know how to cook! Thank you to Mrs. D. Nowlan and Mr. 14, Hubbs for their touching speechesý Sharon Peleshok heroically auepmpt@d to deliver her dads speech on b@haif of the band parents. JilI Bfowfl and Mr. Nicholas both inade farewell speeches.' Jill ended her termn as band president With a tear in her eye as she passed her responsibilities on to Sharon Peleshok. Mr!. Nicholas unfortunately will flot be returning to Clarke High Sçhool as he has accepted a new position at Cobourg DCI East. We wolld like to thank him for his dedioation to us, and welcome our new leader, Dan Cap. Congratulations to Dan Buckley for the Rookie of the Year Award. Also to Nicole french, Leslie Plazek and Danlel John on the winning of the 014 Faithful Award. The Outstanding Musician Award went to Jilly P. The band and Jazz Choir played a musical farewell to the year and to NU. Nick. AUi ert with tears. Family medicine residency program to be expanded ini the north' Health Minister Frances Lankin today announced funding for a northem family miedicine residency program that provides future doctors with comrnunity-based residency training. Family Medicine North was dievloped jointly by tflfive Healthi Science Centres along with Lakehead University in Thunider Bay and Lauirentian University ini Sudbury. The minister also announced funding for expansion arnd decentralization of the Famnily Medicine Residency Programs at the Universities of Toronto, Ottawa, McMaster, Western and Quieens'. Funding for this fiscal year for the programis will total $2.9 million. Under the expanided Famnily Medicine Residency Programn, medical graduates will rece*ive training in hospitals and doctors' offices in communities thiroughiout thxe province. "Studies have shown that doctors tend to set up their practices in the commnunities where they lake their residency training," Ms. Lankin said. "By expanding the residency program, particularly in Mel Hartwig Excavating ORONO, ONTARIO 983-5140- BULLDOZING - BACK HOE SEPTIC and TILE BEDS SAND - GRAVEL TOP SOIL YES! Get the facts. Let'sTalk. Cali the Ontario Ministry of Heath ÀIDS Hottine 1 -800-668-AIDS Northiern Ontario, the ministry hopes to encourage physicians to locate in areas of need." The inew northem program maid the expansion and decentralization of thie southern programs is expected to result in 22 niew residents begiin the tiir studies in the north this year and 56 ini the soLuh. The expansion of thec Family Medicine Residlency Programn is in response to the two-year pre- licensure requirement recommreded by the College of Physicians and Surgeons, that will come in 1to effeet J uly 1, 1993. Th e expansion i s the culmination of two years of planininig with threc iniistries maia numiber of miedical organizaItions. T'he Miniistries of Healh, Northem Developnit and Mines and Colleges anid Uniiversities worked together wt the Ontario Chapter of thie College of Family Physicians o)f Canad(a, the C.P.S.O., and the Ontario Medical Association. In addition the professionial associations represeinig internis, residents and medical studcnts and all five Health Science Centres in the province assisted in developing this initiative. SEALED TENDERS, for offers to purchase the property listed below, wiIl be received by the undersigned in the envelope provided. Ail offers by tenders must be accompanied by a certified cheque, money order or cash in the amount equal to, 10% of the total bld. Doposits wilI be returned immediately after the award. Sale by Tender SD91 -1 - Municipal Building former Armouries) Located at Part Lot 7 and 8, Block 0, Hanning Plan CG, Northwest Corner Park and Church Streets, Orono, Ontario Bid forms may be obtained from the Purchasing Office at 40, Temperance Street, First Floor, Bowmanville, Ontario, LiC 3A6. Ail items wiIl be sold on an "AS 18 - WHERE IS" basis. Al sales are subjeot to the applicable Provincial Sales Tax. Closing Time & Date: 12:00 Noon <Local Time) Wednesday, June 19,1991 The highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Mrs. LouAnn Birkett Purchasing and Supply Agent Telephone: (416) 623-3379 ext. 268 Dates of Publication: Wednesday, June 5, 1991 Wednesday, June 12, 1991 P.O. 4605 -INVSM - Vîllage of urono *8.7 acre hobby farm . $279,900 " Pontypool " Spacious raised bungalow .$1 39,900 *West Bowmanville *Semi - large fenoed yard - $1 29,900 *Newtonville *Huge treed lot -$184,900 FOR MORE INFORMATION ON, THESE PROPERTIES OR A FREE' MARKET EVALUATION 0F YOUR HOME PLEASE CAIL ME: SALLY STAPLES 6360 ASSOCIATE BROKER '2jb o REIMAX CORNERSTONE Bowmanville and Area