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:VÏ: Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday, December 7, 1983-3 Pines Championship Team Congratulations to the Pines Girls' Volleyball team on winning the Western Area Championships December 1st in a tournament held in the Clarke High School. The tournament ended regional games in whcih the Pines' team won l'ô of 18 games. The girls displayed excellent excellent ball control in all games, well delivered serves and exceptional ball recovery skills. . |v° ,<0 by Koy Forrester HE'S NUMBER ONE For most people who reach the top rung of the ladder it takes a lot of effort, a lot of skill, expertise, knowledge and just plain hard work. Of course there are others and these through just sheer luck drop in at the top with ease. No matter how its down we . look upon it as an achieve-* ment and as such heap praise upon the successful. It ■■■ generally is warranted in one ' fashion or another. You may remember that I ■ wrote of the Three Orono Stooges who made their debut on CHEX TV, Peterborough, Peterborough, and even Though they were listed in the TV Guide with all necessary information information for viewing; their ; own show missed it. Of course that was none other than Carlos Tamblyn, Sid Rutherford and yours ttjuly. At that time there was no : declaration of a top-dog for this illustrious trio. That has all changed. Both official ,and unofficially unofficially Sid Rutherford can now easily be declared to have sole ownership of the top rung of the ladder for the Three Stooges. Whether he will admit it or not is a debatable question. The fact is he is there. It all came about when last Wednesday at noon Rutherford Rutherford phoned to ask if I was going to an advisory board meeting for the Ganaraska of which both of us are ,members. 1 pointed out that I was unable to and he commented that due to weather conditions conditions he would then be missing missing the meeting. Later in the day I thought •it the better part of courtesy to inform the Authority that I would not be attending and did just that to find out that Rutherford had phoned stating that both of us would not be attending the meeting that night. Weather conditions improved improved after supper and Rutherford just hates to'miss these meetings where he expounds expounds his philosphy as to the natural environment. Of . course he' sat in the parking lot at the Authority office in Port Hope in a total blackout blackout realizing he had outwitted himself. This really puts him in place as top dog of the Three Stooges. But truly I can sympathize with him for a number of yèars ago I had a similar ex- Announcement The Orono Little Charitable Foundation is pleased to announce that effective January 1st, 1984 Dr. M. K. Angl will be opening an office for the practice of Family Medicine at the Orono Medical Centre. The other members of the Foundation also wish Dr. A. F. McKenzie health and happiness on his retirement and thank him for his many years of.dfvotion and service to the community. Pictured above are: front row - Deanna Roughley, Leanne Kent, Janet Wind, Stephanie Oke, Lisa Stamp, Dana Shetler, Jill Cunningham, Cunningham, Back row - Michelle Riddle, Tammy Riddle, Susanne Cochrane, Tanya Brady, Sheri Rogers, Susan Vander Veen, team manager and Judy Chambers, coach. Suggest Co-ed classes throughout system Administration for the Northumberland and Newcastle Board of education education has been asked to investigate investigate the possibility of coeducational; coeducational; classes for all elementary schools across its jurisdiction in family studies and industrial arts. At the present time many of the schools do have a coeducation coeducation system however, perience and possibly have some idea how he feels today. I had travelled to Toronto to attend a Conservation Authority Chairmen's meeting in the MacDonald's Block of Queen Park. The meeting was being held in the Algonquin Room and I did arrive safely but as usual a lit- ' tie late but not due to blown rad hose, flat tire or transmission transmission trouble. It was a matter of 'starting out from Orono later than anticipated. The car was parked, I made my entrance into the building, quickly found Algonquin Room, doffed my coat in .the, clockroom and took up residence on the sole remaining empty chair at the oval table. At this point I looked around and found I was sitting sitting with total strangers and the subject of conversation was Secondary .School curriculum, curriculum, nothing to do with conservation. It was obvious I had the wrong room. With as few words as possible I apologized apologized and took my leave of absence to, in the hall, rummage rummage through my coat pocket for the notice of meeting which clearly stated the meeting was to be held in the Algonquin Room. On my way to the information information desk I thought I had better better take one more look at the notice which still clearly noted the meeting to be held in the Algonquin Room . . . ' but that was the day before my arrival. And so we live on awaiting 'he next episode. it does not exist in all schools. The board's education committee was urged by teachers that such should be implemented on a board-wide basis and stated that it was better to have both-boys and girls in the classes. Hal McKnight,, Bowman- ville trustee, has asked that cost be considered in further study of the proposal. Tt was stated that cost would be considered considered in. the administrative report. The Corporation of the TOWN OF NEWCASTLE require an ARENA OPERATOR III (UNION POSITION) The Town of Newcastle will be accepting ap-• plications for the position of Arena Operator III within the Community Services Department. BASIC QUALIFICATIONS: 1. A knowledge of filtration and refrigeration refrigeration systems would be an asset. 2. Basic general maintenance skills are required. required. BASIC RESPONSIBILITIES: 1. Building maintenance duties 2. Custodian duties (Facility) 3. Care and maintenance^ pool filtration system 4. Care and maintenance of arena refrigeration system 5. Maintain good public relations SALARY SCALE: As per Town*of Newcastle Collective Agreement Agreement for Outside Workers. NOTE: » ' This is a department position. The suc- : cessful candidate may be required to work in , ally area of the Community Services Depart- ' ment.' APPLICATIONS MUST BE RECEIVED BY 4:^0 P.M. - LOCAL TIME Wednesday, December 14,1983. SEND APPLICATIONS TO:, Mr. D.S. Johnston, M.C.I.P* Chief Administrative Officer, Corporation of the Town of Newcastle 40 Temperance Street Bowmanville', Ontario L1C3A6 Date of Publication: December 7, 1983. . Red&White y»» Perhaps we can help you . Red & White "GIFT CERTIFICATES" are being sold in $5.00 denominations. Food is always a 'welcome gift In order.for us to have the exact quality and size of TURKEY for you this Christmas season we would appreciate you "ORDER EARLY" An exciting "NEW OFFER" ' is cqming to your Bed & White for you ™--J------------i--™-- ' Look tà this corner next week for details CORNISH'S Rhône 983-5201