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The kindergarten and early grades at the Orono- Lockharts Public School cer tainly enjoyed all the Hallowe'en festivities not to be forgotten 'Bobbing for Apples'. It all happened on Friday, October 30th at the Orono School. Fund Raising One of the main activities going on at Clarke was the selling of chocolate bars. It was sponsored by the fundraising fundraising committee and all profits will soon be going towards school necessities. Student participation •, has been great. The fund raising committee committee approximately took in ten thousand dollars. There is not an exact figure at this time. The committee has to pay approximately six thousand, thousand, eight hundred dollars for the chocolate bars. Therefore we have approximately approximately three thousand, two hundred dollars. All the above figures are riot up to date. It is an estimate of what we have made. Prizes are being awarded to the people selling. For every six bars that each person sells, he or she gets their name put in a drUrn. The more a person sold, the better chancès for him/her to win. The first prize is a stereo. Second prize is a T.V: Radio and third, fourth and fifth place winners will receive radios. The top seller will receive twenty-five dollars, second place will receive, fifteen fifteen dollars and, the third place seller will receive ten dollars. The top selling homerooms will receive pure Chocolate Santas. To sell the remaining bars, a "Blitz Committee" was formed. Students volunteered to go out in groups and sell chocolate bars. • Everyone enjoyed themselves and were rewarded rewarded to free pizza afterwards. t On behalf of Clarke High, ' I would like to thank you the community ,for your cooperation cooperation during the sales. We ,couldn't have doAe it without you. All the clubs at Clarke are in full swing. The yearbook took in money for the yearbooks yearbooks last week and have been selling I D. Cards. The newspaper has successfully put out three editions of the paper. These are but a few of < the acti/ities that the clubs are having. There are many , other events to be held in the futbre. The students of Clarke have been showing a lot of school pride by selling the chocolate bars. The campaign campaign was obviously a success. success. Again I would like to thank everyone for their help. Keep up the good work!! Active weeks Hamilton Midgets , Orono: Ted Oster 2, Mike Hamel 2, Glyn Jenkins 2, 1 Derek Mumford 1. Assists going to Jeff Gray 1, Glyn Jenkins 1, Jeff Dillon 2, Chuck Forbes 1, Randy Tennant Tennant 1, Scott Richards 1, j Scott Prescott 1. Oct. 26 Orono -7 Port Hope-1 Orono played host to Port Hope a new entry in the league this year and came away with a big win. Scoring for Orono where: Mike Hamel 3, Paul Morton 1, Jeff Gray 1, Scott Prescott 1, Ted Oster 1. Assists goint to Derek Mumford 2, Paul Morton 1, Scott Prescott 1, Mike Hamel 1. Oct.. 27-81 Orono -3 Omemee-7 Orono travelled to Omemee for their first away game of the season and came - away on the short end of the score. It was a bad night all around as their coach forgot the teams sweaters and socks at home. The game was tied at 1-1 going into the second period when Omemee scored three goals before Orono scored their second goal. Omemee scored three more in the third and Orono could not find the range scoring only only once but missing many chances around the net. 'j f . Scoring for Orono' where: Ted Oster 1, Derek Mumford 1, Mike Hàmel 1. Assists: - Glyn Jenkins 2. Nov. 1 Orono -0 Ops Township -7 Hamiltons Midgets travell- ' ed to Ops arena on Sunday evening and got their ears pinned back with a very lack luster affair. Most of the boys were asleep in the first two periods before getting their game together in the third period bolding Ops to 1 goal and missing a couple of good chances against Ops. Geoff Green played a very t strong game, not having much of a chance on most goals. Well done Geoff. Nov. 2-81 Orono-5 Bewdley-2 Orono played , host to Bewdley who was playing their second game ,of the season. The game was a 2 all tie going into the third period before Orono finally got rolling rolling in the third peripd to go ahead by 3 goals. Scoring for Orono: Ted Oster 1, Glyn Jenkins 2, Mike Hamel 1, Scott Prescott 1. Assists: Scott Prescott 1, Ray Ripley 1, Jeff Dillon 2, Paul Morton 1, Murray Dennis Dennis 1. Stutt's Bantams Oct. 19 Orono-7 Newcastle-7 Newcastle travelled to Orono for the teams first ex hibition game of the season. It was a "high scoring game with both teams forgetting about defence. Scoring for On Mon. Oct. 26 the Stutts Pharmacy Bantams travelled to Millbrook for a League Game. Orono defeated Millbrook by a score of 5-3. The Orono boys overcome a 2-0 Millbrook lead in recording recording the win. Greg Vey the Orono attack with 3 goals, with singles igoing to Stephen Murree and Guy Brachvogel. The Orono boys put out a , good solid effort in showing that they can come from behind. Guy Brachvogel and . the four defencemen Ken Bailey, Keith Vey, Robert French and Eric Dreslinski played strong games. The Stutts Pharmacy Bantams Bantams travelled to Newcastle for a league game on Thurs. ■ Oct. 29. It was a very well played game with some good end to end action, Newcastle defeated Orono by a scorç of 4-2. The Orono boys played a strong game and played more as a team. Grey Vey scored both Orono goals with assists going to Richie Dupe. Jim Wood and David Dawes played strong games ' for Orono. ' , , On Sun. Nov. 1 the Stutts Pharmacy Bantams were in Oshawa for an exhibition gamej against Oshawa Cana- dihns Major Bantams. OshaWa defeated Orono by a score of 4-0. The Orono boys played well in the first period but were very disorganized in " the 2pd, and 3rd- periods. Jim Wood and David Dawes played good games for Orono. DIAL-A-LETTEft Want to send a letter but you are not sure how to word it? Dial-A-Letter983-5414 We do the composing, typing and mailing and send you a copy. Also Manuscripts, statements and stencils (can be duplicated) typed fast and efficient. Reasonable rates. Service club S percent discount. THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF NEWCASTLE PUBLIC NOTICE TO ITS CITIZENS A Civic Service of Remembrance < will be held at the Bowmanvilie Cenotaph on Saturday, Nov. 7th, 1981 at 10:30 a.m. All veterans, service clubs,-and organizations and the general public are invited to attend. We respectfully request that merchants cooperate cooperate in making suitable observance at their places of business during this special Remembrance Remembrance Service.^ Services will be held at the following locations: NEWTONVILLE- Service at Cenotaph. ,, Wednesday, November 11, 1981 at 10:30 a.m. NEWCASTLE VILLAGE,- Service at Cenotaph Wednesday, November 11, 1981 at 10:30 a.m. ORONO - Service at Cenotaph .> Sunday, November 8th, 1981 at 2:00 p.m. The week of November 2nd, 1981, through Saturday, Saturday, November 7th, 1981, is dedicated as POPPY WEEK in the Town of Newcastle, Garnet B. Rickard Mayor Town of Newcastle. Date of Publication November 4th, 1981 File No. 10.2.99 6, Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday, November 4, 1981 MORTGAGE BURNING The Orono Arena and Community Centre Fund Raising Committee invite you to the Officiât Mortgage Burning Ceremonies Saturday, Nov. 7th in the Orono Arena Community Cèntre Program starts at 8:00 p.m. with entertainment entertainment and the Mortgage Burining followed by dancing to B&H SOUNDS. FREE ADMISSION