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6-Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday, June 29, 1983 Orono Public School graduates now at play The Orono Public School graduates tripped off to the Orono Park at Monday noon for a graduation barbeque and some outdoor athletic activities. activities. For all purposes of school work the books have been packed up for another year and the great majority of Always a need for cooks if you are having a party there is always a need for cooks and these mothers are preparing ham burgs for the graduating students from the OronO;Lockharts Public School who finished the term of studies off with a party in the Orono Park. ^ The willing helpers above those above will be attending the Pines Senior Public School this fall. are: (left to right) Lina Shetler, Linda McCullough, Linda Young, Wendy Roy and Donna Edwards. Final 82-83 report from Pines Senior New at Clarke Library - Polaroid Camera Polaroid Camera Have you ever wished that you could have "instant pictures pictures of that special occasion - graduation - baby's first smile - the family picnic? Well now you can, without the cost of buying a special camera. The library will loan you a Polaroid Sun 'camera. A deposit is required, but will* be returned to you when the camera is brought back. Come in and book it now, and have _ fun this stlmmer with "instant" pictures. By (he Pines Reporters As the school year rolls to . an end, students start, to 1 retriember some past experiences experiences and events that have made this school year memorable. Some of this year's most memorable .events were the Ottawa trip, the Camp Tawingo trip, .sports activities and Music Night but perhaps the most memorable event will be the upcoming Graduation and awards ceremonies. The Graduation ceremonies will be held at Clarke High School on June 27, 1983 at 7:00 p.m. Each successful grade eight student will receive a diploma for their hard work throughout the. year. All parents and relatives are welcome to attend. After the Graduation ceremony there , will be a dance for the students at The Pines. A fundamental part of the graduation ceremony is the awards ceremony. Both grade . sevens and grade eights are eligible for awards. Each year The Pines distributes tabs for special extra-curricular activities activities to students who were involved in them throughout the year. Some activities which earn labs are band, choir, school teams, winning hoifse league teams, teacher's helpers, salesmanship, 'science fair winners and newspaper reporters. A special academic award is granted to grade seven and eight students who are in the top 10 percent of their class. ■Both grade seven and eight students -who receive a minimum ' of 5 academic awards and 3 activities awards arq eligible for the , prestigious Proficiency award. • When a student receives a Proficiency award in both grade seven and grade eight they are awarded a Pines School Crest. The Pines award ceremony is one , of the best award ceremonies in all of the Nothumberland and Newcastle Board of Education. We are sure that the students who have earned awards appreciate the acknowledgement of their hard work and energy. Baseball is a really big hit at The Pines. It seems everyone is getting out on the fields. Not only are we playing as school teams but we are participating participating during noon hour as well as during our Physical Education classes. Again this year we have two baseball school teams. Both a boys' team as well as a .girls'. Our teachers, Mr. Staples and Mr. Hansen are looking after the boys' team while Mr. Prole and Mr. Smith are' .in charge of the girls' ttbam. On June 15th, 1983 both of our baseball teams went to Bowmanville to test their skill against the other senior Public School teams. Both teams played very well with the boys showing great enthusiasm towards the sport and the girls placing first and winning the championship. championship. We are sure that both teams enjoyed the tfirill of competition. As the year draws to an end students pause to remember events and activities that have occurred during the year. Grade eight students will be leaving The Pines with both fun and sad memories that they will cherish for the rest of their lives. Good luck to all .'and have a good summer! AL HEARD Electrical Contracting R. R. 2, Orono 983-5041 New Construction Repairs Electric Heating Pole Line Construction Central Vacuum Systems Video Discs at Clarke Library If you're wondering how to entertain your kids now that summer is here, come to the library and rent our player and discs for a nominal charge. We have some great titles. For young children -The Great Muppet Capér, Benjie - that adorable dog, The Last Unicorn - a cartoon fantasy, and the musical Annie. Annie. For older children there is The Dragonslayer and Enter the Dragon - with Bruce Lee for kung fu fans. For the rock crowd, Pink Floyd at Pompeii. If you like horror films we have Carrie and the Howling, On the lighter side Arthur and The Return of the Pink Panther. We also have Ordinary People, People, Rocky III and the Jazz Singer starring Neil Diamond. Diamond. S100AWEEK From Ontario,To Help You Hire TlieHelpiitniNeea. •The YOUMG ONTARIO CAREER PROGRAM is designed to help businesses hire young people; and help young people starta career. It subsidizes the salaries of eligible young employees by $2.50/ hour up to $100 a week, for a period of 20-26 weeks. 1 ELIGIBLE EMPLOYERS: are private sector companies who have been in business for at least one year by July 1,1983 and certain public employer's such as hospitals. ELIGIBLE JOBS: are new positions which would not have existed without prografn funding. They must provide at least 25 hours per week employment for a minimum of 20 consecutive weeks and must contribute to an employee's vocational development. ELIGIBLE EMPLOYEES: must be over 20 but not yet 30 years old 1 (by July 1,1983), eligible to work in Ontario and not related to the employer. They must be either: • unemployed for 3 months prior to enrolling In the program or have graduated from at least a one-year program of a recognized post-secondary educational institution between Jan 1981 and Dec 1982, and do not tjold a permanent job related to their qualifications. YdUNG ONTARIO CAREER PROGRAM Ontario, Helping You Hire The Help You Need. TOLL FREE 1800-387-1290 ONTARIO © Ministry of Municipal Affairs and HousirK^^ YOUNG ONTARIO CAREER PROGRAM Ministry of Municipal Affairs & Housing Subsidies Branch ■ Queen's Park, TORONTO (ONTARIO) M7A 2R8 Frank Miller, .Treasurer ■ Claude Bennett, Minister William Davis. Premier