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t - Orono Weekly Tmes, Wedriesday, MAay 6, 1992 -.9 Newtonville Alive (Conzinued> Christian High team wins LOSSA Badminton Durham Christian High Schools Junior Badminton.Team won the LOSSA (Lake Ontario Secondary Schools Athletics) Junior Team Championship at a tournament which was held in, Oshawa. The team was lead by outstanding contributions from Gena Fayer, Melanie Vandergaast, Nathan Siebenga, Jennifer Feddema and Harold Westerman of Bowmanvile and Jodi Bosch of Cobourg. Members of this championship teamn advanced to, the Durham/York Region Championships where, Gena Fayer and Melanie Vandergaast finished one and two in the Junior Division. DCHS Badminton teams were coached by SaIly Triedlinger. Durham Christian High School provides quality Christian Education to students froin the Northumberland, Victoria and Peterborough counties and the Durham Region. Feel free to contact the school at (416) 623- 5940. From Newcastle Schools St. Francis Public School held an Art presentation on Wednesday and Thursday nights. The school showcased ils vanied talents from ail grades for family members to see. The school is also holding a staff bail gaine on Friday. Newcastle Public School presented a display of students' work in the Bowmanville Maîl. Grades one and seven also held a spring concert in the Town Hall on Thursday last. The school paper is almost ready for circulation. Both St. Francis and the Newcastle Public School have celebrated Education Week. Eager for their own step up - Lyndisay H-arness, Melîssa Searle int Guides were First & Janice Perkins. Leaders (1-r) Newtonville Brownies: front (-r) Cheri Michael, Commissioner Erin Higgins, Jacqueline Hurvid Marion Knapp and Kathy Hisson. and Tricia Rylance; back:- Sparks on their way to Danielle Johnston, Sarah Brownies, were not to be Armstrong, Heather McNair and outdone! (1-r) front - Kim Amanda Brown. Leaders (1-r) Kindratiuk, Katie Adams, Cherie Michael, Marion Knapp Amanda Coady, Devon Hurvid & and Susan Armstrong. Ashley Tims; standing (1-r) "The cutest lawn in town!" --- Bougheni, on Wcednesday, April had to belong to birthday girl Inez 29th. Council Briefs 1(Continucd from page 7) B owmanville so far this year. It is furtherstated that such vandalism has been on the increase this year and it is becoming costly to the point that revenue is being -lost past the breaking point. Revenue from parking fines and parking charges last year amounted to $93,122.00. Staff also noted that parking meters in use date back to the 1960s and many replacement,; are needcd to die stock of 300. The Town committee recomimends to counicil that a rezoning application submitted by Michael Gimblett on behaîf of Ross Brown be approved. The Ross Brown lands are in tre north of Newtonville off the Kendal- Newtonville road. The Town lias denied an application for a local Central Commercial area at the south- west corner of Mearns Avenue and Concession Street in Bownianivil le. Omur Mother's Day Spring -Weekend 'Specials r"1 inelude FREE- Saturday, May 9th, Film developing to first 25 ladies (No purchase necessary - LÉmit one per household) 35nm 12, 24, 36 Exp. Motis s D BeuifIGf Baske HpMother' s Day l o (on vrySvcs arday ay9h BLteyTces autifurvife n tlBaset Hapy My ther's Dy t- alMos elM