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W, 1 Oromo Weekly Timnes, Wednesday, May 20, 1992 - 9 INIew~ca stlIe (Continued from pa ge 6) rate. This (ian be accomplished by reducing the amount of body heat lost through head, hands and feet with knitted bonnets, mitts and booties. The Guardian Angels program was created to act as a vital link between people who can knit these small garments and the babies who need them. Through the prograin, the bonnet, mnitts and booties knitted will be donated to a hospital with a- neo- natal unit for premature babies . Knitting designs are available at our own local Newcastle Guardian Drugs. This is a wonderful prograin. knit to take a small part in the Guardian Angel programn. Each year, approximately- 35,000 premature babies are born in hospitals across Canada, somne weighing just over two pounds., Preserving their body heat is one of the most important factors in helping to improve their survival Ivison Tamblyn enjoys a free hot dog at tbe 4th Anniversary of IGA last Saturday at the Armstrong store in north Orono. The dog was served by Dave Dawe of the Great Pine Ridge Kinsmen Club who with other memebers of the club and the Kinettes assisted in the activities of the celebration. t wasn't only bot dogs and a pop but also provided was the opportunity to bite into one of the two, large birtbday cakes whic h the below two children were most appreciative. 1Being ini the pink! " took on a whole new meaning recently, when jolly pink piglets of the Newcastle Baselinecompany - Heritage Week takes off in the Town of Newcastle beginning this weekend,.May 23 with a Heritage Day Parade in Downtown Bowmanville, starting at 10:30 a.m. Throughiout the week Canada will be celebrated at the 125 mark continually with an im pressive lineup of events, including a Corporate Raft Race, Tea Totallers Dance, Historical Walking Tour of Orono, and of Bowmianville, Teddy Bear Clinics, Antiques and Collectibles Shows, Flap Jacks, Maple Syrup and "Ail That Jazz", Environment Fair, Great Pine Ridge Kinsmen Bike-a-Thon and Roadeo, and "Just For Fun" stationed house itself is candy-floss pink as themselves on the lawn of Mrs. well! Belated Birthday greetings, Martha Knapp of Bowmanville -. Mrs. Knapp, you're a fme sport. and yes you guessed it!- the, more! Thank you Newcastle. You Have a happy summer - Peggy - BALLS RADIO & T.V. REPAIR REPAIRS TO MOST MAKES STEREOS, COLOUR and, B&W T.V.s RO. BOX 27 RR. 2 ORONO, ONT. (416) 983-5721 Clarke High N ews Musical Notes Plop, plop, choke. Unfortunately, the Senior Band's "Cow Plop Bingo", slated for last Friday, was cancelled due to poor ticket sales. But, the car wash held on Saturday, May 9th, fared better. The Senior Band, would like to thank the comm'unity, especially "Armstrong's IGA," for its continuing support of the Band's endeavours. Mr. Kapp, the band's director, would like to also thank aIl the parents fQr their patience and fundraising efforts. Speaking of endeavours, the Band is getting ready f'or its largest event sine its New Orleans trip two years ago. This Saturday afternoon, the prestigious Senior Band will be "lgoing for gold" at the international Music Festival in Chicago, Illinois. On its return, the Band will celebrate the year's achievements at the annual Band Ba nquet to be held Wednlesday, may 27th. Thanks again for your support in making this trip possible and the Band will inform you of its medal standing whien it returas. We wish the Band well. Senior Girls Soccer Clarke Senior Girls Soccer Teamn recently ended up in first place overaîl in league play. Led by a solid defense Clarke bas only bad two goals scored against it al season wbile recording six shut outs. Clarke's defense includes goalie Liz Oxenhamn, fullbacks Danielle Donald, Monica Rorabeck, Megan Davies and Carnie Farrow. Clarke's offense is led by Judy Devries, Sherry Foster and Andrea Hartmann. The team, just won their semi-final gaine 3-0 over Cobourg E-ast and hosted tbe league final this Wednesday against Canipbellford.' In order for Clarke to bave continued success the halfback line are going to bave to dictate the pace of the game. Clarke's halfbacks include Kelly Hentig, Leslie Westbeuser and Michelle Kennedy. Good Luck Clarke! Celebrating at Armstrong's IGA JUNGLE CfIT WORîLD. Visit Our Zoo *See the new Siberian Tige r Baby .11M * New Monkey Babies and Wolf Pup 91 COLLECTION of WILD CfTS from arund the worId. fliso ... B3eurs,, Wolves, Monkrys, etc. NIEW 7111S YEIR ... the elusive SHOW LEOPORD so rare and seldomn seen, it is called the PIIOIM CffTU Enjoy a picnic with your family! Pet the deer, goats and rabbits! -'Playg round! 1 -tb T Zb Located on Hwy. 115 / 35 and SE corner fTaunton Rd. 10 km. north of 401 on Hwy. 115 /35, Oronio, Ontario OPEN 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM, 7 Days a Week ORONO (416) 983-5016