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Pines Senior Public School News Sports . ; Wednesday, January 10, 1979, the Pines Boys and Girls Volleyball teams will be playing in another volleyball all-day tournament. The Pines is proud to announce that both the boys and girls teams won their tournament earlier last month. School basketball tryouts for the boys are in process now. Electives On Wednesday we will be starting our second term electives. There are more interesting electives this term because they can be outdoor electives. A few of the electives for this term are: Cross Country Skiing, Hockey for boys, Basketball, Sewing, , Leatherwork and making stuffed animals. Past Events , During the last day of school before the Christmas holidays there was a long assembly with a visit from Santa and a dance and a game room. The dance went rather smoothly and there will be another one coming up soon. Sandra Williams. ( Continued from page 1 ) transfers. They did say however however that change for change sake should not be a criteria. Briefs from such as Parent-Teachers Society, Home and School and the Burnham Parents Group expressed expressed opposition to a regulated regulated transfer of principals. The Burnham Parent Group recommended that selective Clarke High School News Orono Weekly Times members of the community be consulted before any decision was made with regard to principal transfer. Mr. Gemot Gleibs, principal principal at the Kirby-Kendal school also submitted a brief in which he said any policy as to transfer of principals and vice-principals was better than no policy. He said the lack of a policy does bred insecurity and suspicion. Wednesday, January 17th, 1979-5 He also stated that many boards do have a five year tenure for principals and he felt that this period was ideal as it provided enough time to develop scope and perspective. perspective. The Kirby-Kendal principal said that if distance became a problem the board should Consider some form of assistance assistance for relocation. Clarke's Christmas Prom was a great success. The 35 couples ; enjoyed themselves very much. Many thanks to Mrs. Cripps and the grade 10 Home Ec classes who helped prepare the food. The good music and good food, along with the Christmas decorations decorations had the Christmas spirit going strong. On Friday, Dec. 22, there was an assembly. There was Available now at ROLPH DOMINION HARDWARE a lot of participation by the student body. The students put on a number of skits, as did the staff. This assembly was also a success. The Salvation Army gave thanks to the student body for contributing food baskets for Christmas. On January 8th the final payment for Clarke jackets was due. Coming up soon will be a 24 hour dance-a-thon organized by Brad Reid. The money will be donated to a charity. The Gazebo, our school store, has been closçd in preparation for the upcoming examinations. Also the library library is only allowing students in, if they plan on working. Exams officially start Jan. 19th to Jan. 29th and most students have started studying studying for them. Town Pays $4,000 Interest Per Month On Arena Loans ORONO, ONT. 993-5207 The Town of Newcastle, according to the treasurer, is paying some $4000.00 a month in interest on funds paid out in the construction of the arena in Orono and the arena in Newcastle. This is due to the fact that Wintario funds have not been received by the Town in respect to the two arenas. A special meeting of council was held on Friday along with staff and representation from Wintario to discuss the Wintario Wintario grants. According to Klass De- Groot, treasurer, Wintario criteria had changed a number number of times over the past year and additional information information is being required. He said this information was now being assembled and will be 'sent to Wintario this week. The treasurer said an Interim amount of money is no* expected from Wintario and this will decrease interest charges to the Town. Counc. Barr also said that a reasonable amount of money is now expected to be receiv- r Counc. Barr also said that a reasonable amount of money is now expected to be received received from Wintario but just how much was not known. He said he had been working with Sam Cureatz to endeavour to < Continued from pages) Session with Courtice taxpayer is a change of mind between the two meetings I would like to know about it, he said. The Mayor then polled council upon the request of * Counc. Cowman as to the right to change their mind on any issue. All . members agreed that they reserve the right to change their minds. Counc. Prout did add that it was a courtesy to inform any director of any department department if there was to be an amendment proposal. get the matter cleared up. The full amount of the Wintario grant is not expected expected at this time as local subscriptions have not as yet reached their target. Wintario Wintario is giving $2.00 .for every $1.00 subscribed locally. Local residents in the Orono area are expected to subscribe subscribe a total of $260,000.00 to the Orono arena with Wintario Wintario providing funding in the amont of $520,000.00. To'date local subscriptions to the Orono arena have reached around $180,000.00 both in cash ana in pleages. There is still some $80,000.00 to collect locally in the Orono area to be able to get the total Wintario grant of $520,000.00. The Corporation of the Town of Newcastle NOTICE of Highway Closing TAKE NOTICE that the Council of The Corporation of the Town of Newcastle, at a Council meeting to be held at the Council Chambers, Police Building, Bowmanville, Ontario, on Monday the 29th day of January, 1979, at the hour of 7:00 o'clock in the afternoon, propose to pass a by-law to stop up and close those parts of the road allowance between Lot 1 in the Sixth Concession and Lot 1 in the Seventh Concession, in the former Township of Clarke, more particularly described as follows: ALL AND SINGULAR that certain parcel or tract of land and premises situate, lying and being in the Town of Newcastle, Regional Municipality of Durham, Province of Ontario, and being composed of all that portion of the original road allowance between Lot one (1) in the Sixth Concession and Lot One (1) in the Seventh. Concession of the Geographic Township of Clarke, formerly in the County of , Durham, more particularly designated as ' Parts One <1), Two (2) and Three (S) according to Plan 10R-887, deposited in the •, Land Registry Office for the Registry Division of Newcastle (No. 10) on November lfr, 1978. , 'AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE that before ' passing the' said by-law Council, or a Committee of Council, shall hear in person, or by his counsel, solicitor or agent, any person who claims that his land will be prejudically affected by the by-law and who applies to be heard DATED at the Town of Newcastle this 3rd day of January 1979, J.M. Mcllroy, A.M.C.T. Corporation of the Town of Newcastle, 40 Temperance Street, Bowmanville, Ontario. PANELING VALUES SA VP 75c PER SHEET ça 171? SAVE CASH & CARRY SAVE Special Walnut White Oak Frontier North Bay Oak Burl Birch $6*95 PER SHEET Westerner Cedar , Less 75c per; sheet Rustican Pecan --CASH AND CARRY-- Canadian Pine ■Roughsavyn PER SHEET i « Cypress $8*95 ' Less 75c per sheet Less 75c per sheet CASH AND CARRY » -- CASH AND CARRY- This offer is good for month of Janbary Orono Fuel & Lumber Ltd. Lumber & Building Supplies - Fuel Oil - Oil Furnaces 983-9167 Station St. $ Hwy. 115, Orono • •