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1 from the Schools $14.5 million for car plant expansion Oron» Weekly Times, June 16. 1976 - 7 Felitta (noy,el dealing with " Uronn School News intend- 1 ed for last week.. TSHIRTS ■The students who had ordered t-shirts at Omno Public School received them in the past week. After taking , them home more than -60 ■ students wanted them for their brothers or sisters. Mr. Yeo took these orders for two days and has to order them now to get them back before schools out. These t-shirts are red and have a white school crest on the top left hand corner. The crest which has been the school crest for over 50 years, has a book, ball and music note in an O. They have made for a good school spirit. For the progress thatO.P.S. made in selling the t-shirts they were awarded a trophy. By Kathy BamJbrick GRADUATION On June 24 there will be a grade 6 graduation at Orono Park at 12:00 noon. We will have barbecued hot dogs and cold drinks. At the graduation the grade 6's will be awarded their sports bars, music bars and all other school bars earned. By Sherry Nancekievill and Heather Watson On June 21 the grades 4 and 5 will be presented with their school bars. The bars will be given in assemble for the classes. The bars will be awarded by Mr. R. Simser, Principal of the Orono Public School. • By Sherry Nancekievill MOVE IT Sitting in my room Not a care I can find ' . When a neat little quote Popped into my mind When your sitting In your room Don't just sit there Like a boob Go out into the yard = And skip rope But don't sit in a corner *nd look like a dope ■ "Run around the block y It'll make you feel good This is one thing You can do and should • So now that I leave you ' Keep these wise words in mind Some good advice Is what you may find In this worid Of stress and strain One knows enough Not to complain Get up and do something • The Good Lord knows what One thing you should never do Is just sit on Your Butt! By Annette Stephenson ,MY PET MONSTER My monster is a scary one I wouldn't go near him if I r were you ■ 'Cause once you do your through. I bet you, would make a very good snack At least for him; it's better than a slap. He lives in a very funny land 'Cause you can have anything Even a rubber band. There is funny, flower mice That play with funny flower ■ dice ■ But best of all there-is my , ; MONSTER. By Paula Bryenton Grade 2, O.P.S. SLEEPING CHILDREN AROUND THE WORLD ■ Sleeping children around the world is an organization that helps children all over the world that provides the children with a bed to sleep in. Every $15. which Mrs. D. Robinson librarian at O.P.S. " received brought one child a mattress and- rubber sheet, 2 pairs of cotton sheets, 2 blankets, 1 pillow, 2 pairs of pajamas and 1 mosquitoe net or an extra blanket as the climate, requires. ' Mrs. D, Robinson went around to the different classes classes and collected the donations donations from the students. The 3 boys they bought beds for are Patrie 14 yrs. old and lives in Bombay India; Kabita 10 yrs old and lives in Darjeeling India and Sarig who is 15 lives in Lahore Pakistan. The students were shown picutres of the 3 boys they bought the kits for. The organization of* S.C.A.W. is Mr. D. M. Dry den. By Annette Stephenson MY MONSTER My monster is so ugly As ugly as can be And when he is hungry He'll eat you and me. He-isn't very pretty You can see that of course And if*he's really hungry He may even eat a horse. That's the end of my poem( And you can surely see that If my monster keeps eating He may get very fat. By Angela Kemp O.P.S. SUMMER Summer is here but comes and goes 4 Now we hâve no heavy snows 80 degrees and going higher Then soon starts a forest fire The sun is hot, the breezes blow How they start I don't know. Boats on lakes will soon cause trouble Hpp on the lawn mower and forget the shovel Time foj~ a swim, it's hot as a firé Hop on my bike with no air in the tire j So when school's out theres .no work to be done. Go on vacation and have lots of fun. By Heather Watson and Annette Stephenson After much - time and trouble the staff of Orono Public School would like to announce tjiat the double -front sweater that one of it's staff has been working on is now complete 'and ready for service. General. Motors of Canada will expand its Oshawa car assembly plant by March 1977 in a $14.5 million program, the corporation announced last \Veek. Production at Oshawa will eeeeeeeeeeeeei COUNTRY ROADS City lights have vanished 'Over hills and through valleys I go Unto a horse's back I'll jump Never stopping or going slow. Tonight I'll sleep a peaceful sleep Roàring cars are now far away Yelping hungrily is the coyote afar Roaming forever, here I want to stay Out of the open window flows An aroma of food no one knows Dear Grandparents, thank you for a beautiful day Slowly walking through Country Country Roads now. By Annette Stephenson BIKE INSPECTION Mr. J. R. Simser principal of Orono Public School is going to have a surprise Bike Inspection. During the inspection there will be a True and False question sheet, they must .know the rules of the road. The students that pass this test will receive a sticker or button to put on their bikes. Hopefully the pupils will now the reason for . this inspection and become safe riders. By Annette Stephenson YEA HURRAH Yea, hurrah, the kids do yell Each one has heard the final bell As we race out the door. Hear the yelling more and more Under fences, through empty lots Racing are the kids along with their thoughts Rushing, everyone shoves and pushes All ; the kids are jumping through bushes Yea, hurrah, the time has come, school is out, come • on let's run. By Krista Brady THANKS R. FORRESTER The girls of Orono Public School that have been writing for the Orono Weekly Times would like to thank Mr. Roy Forrester for permitting us to let the public get in on the school news. Hope you read our artiâles and liked them too. We sure enjoyed doing them. We would also like to thank Miss Jo-Ann Danilko, student at Clarke High School for helping us out the way she did. Even though we were probably alot of trouble. Thanks again. P.S. Thanks to Mr, Yeo for letting us take 2 hours of classes every Tuesday. Annette Stephenson Krista Brady Sharon Simpson Heather Watson Sherry Nanckievill and Kathy Bambrick increase from 37 units an hour to 45 units an hour, the company estimates. Production jumped to 37 units an hour in January from a previous rate of 32 units an hour. DEMAND UP The decision to expand is based on present and projected projected market demands for intermediate-sized intermediate-sized cars made in Oshawa, which include Chevelles, Monte Carlos and Pontiac LeMans. Comparable in cost to GM's recently-built battery plant in south Oshawa, the extension to the west side of the car assembly- plant will begin with the start of- the 1977 model, year in July or August. In the 1976 model year, which began in September 1975, GM has sold 'almost 104,000 intermediate-priced range cars compared to 74,000 of the same price range cars in a comparable per iod in the 1975 model year. "The decision to expand is indicative of the corporation's faith in us", a GM spokesman in Oshawa said. The company is still studying studying the effects of the expansion expansion and projected rises in employment figures are not available the spokesman said. RECORD SALES The announcement to expand expand Oshawa manufacturing comes in the wake of .GM's recent fourth consecutive month of record truck sales. GM passed its May 1975 record for cars and trucks delivered by 17,1 per cent this May. GM dealers delivered. 56,276 vehicles in May -. 41,948 cars; and 14,328 trucks. Current model year total sales are 'running 11.8 per cent ahead of the 1974 record year for General Motors of Canada and 26.9 per cent ahead of the 1974 record year for truck sales. Total sales for North American American built cars rose 5.1 per cent in May 1976 over May 1975, mainly due to General Motors and Chrysler sales. Up and Down the Book reincarnation) JUNIOR Which One is Different by Joel Rothman (puzzles to puzzle you) Men, Ships & the Sea by, A. r Villiers ! Animals of East Africa by Louis Leakey The Wizard in the Tree by Lloyd Alexander EASY READING & PICTURE BOOKS That Mean Man by Lissel Skorpen Chester by Syd Hoff (àn I can read book) Miss Laurie Schmid has joined the staff at Clarke Library. The week of June 21st to June 26th will be a "Fine free" week, so bring in all those books, that are overdue and it won't cost you a cent! Stacks Thursday, June 17th, 1976 ADULT Algoma Central Railway by O.S. Nock (history & photographs) photographs) - One Man & His Dogs by Ian Niall (the author's experiences experiences with, man's best friend) New' on the Beat by Alice Fleming (women power on the police force) Big Mtic'by Max Boas (the unathorized story of Mc-, Donalds) Rivers West by Louis L'Amour L'Amour (western) My Brotlier's Killer by Jeân Potts (novel, of psychological psychological suspense) Summer Solstice by Michael • Hinkenmeyer (bizaare. happenings happenings in a small town) Audrey Rdse by Frank, de QUEENS PARK REPORT systematic disposal of surpluses,: surpluses,: at home, through school milk programs or provision of food to needy families; or abroad, to assist in international food aid and devlopment programs in the - Third World. It's about time that the long-term security of our farmers is assured. They may (>nly make up 5 per cent of our population, but they serve the interests of everyone who eats. And 1 think it is safe to say that is everyone. The, New Democratic Party will oppose the Tory farm bill. This government has lost the, will "to govern effectively. It continues to put forward policies which are inadequate, inadequate, contemptuous and defiant defiant of the expressed needs of all of us. Corporation of the Town Of Newcastle Department of Parks & Recreation SWIMMING POOL OPENINGS & FEES Opening date for all pools: , Bow man ville - Newcastle - Orono is Saturday, June 19th, 1976 POOL HOURS: Monday to F riday Saturday & Sundays 2:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. 6:00p.m. to8:30p.m. 12:00 noon to 5:00 p.m. 6:00p.m. to8:30p.m. Single Admission-$.75 all day. , Season Tickets $15.00 each - Family of 3 and over $40.00 Passes are GOOD at all 3 pools. Passes are GOOD for 7 days a week. T. A. Fanning Director of Parks & Recreation CAMS PORT TRAILER SALES See fin* line of . . . -- CHEVRON TRAILERS --TRUCK CAPS -- FIBREGLAS CANOES Stock some parts for above items OPEN WEEKDAYS & WEEK-ENDS 9:00 aim. to 8:00 p!m. 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