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l 1 8-Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday, July 2,1986 Medallions presented to Pines students Photo by Janette Desousa Last Tuesday the outstanding students at the Pines Senior Public School were rewarded ftir their hard work with medallions. Pictured above are the Grade 7 Proficiency Award Winners. Pictured above (not in order) Allison Cochrane, Karen Mark Pierce, Tara Wallace, Vanderstarre, Kelly Hentig, Lockhart School presentations Award ceremonies were held at Orono and Lockhart Public Schools last week where children at all age levels were recognized for their hard work throughout the school year. Some awards presented were for math, politeness and scholastic awards, just to mention a few. Pictured above are some of the Grade 5 award winners with their certificates. School Board rejects wine, beer sales plan The Northumberland and Newcastle Board , of Education voted overwhelmingly recently to officially register its disapproval with Queen's Park over the proposed proposed legislation to permit the sale of wine and beer in corner stores. The decision of the board puts them in line with the Ontario School Trustees' Countil letter to the Liberal government in Toronto asking that such sales not be permitted permitted through provincial legislation. Shirley Robson of Darlington put forth the motion stating that it would be very hard to control the spread of alcohol to minors. She said it was not going to*get any better better when it became more convient in the corner stores. The debate opened up for all members when Donna Fairey, Board chairman, stated tfyat she op- Orono Fair Prize Lists now available The Orono Fall Fair Prize lists are" now available outling all the classes of competition, at the fair as well as the program of events over the three and a half days of the fair. Prize List are available from Karen Yellowlees of R.R. 1 Enniskillen, Enniskillen, Ontario LOB 1 HO, 416-263-2380 or from Harold Ransberry, R.R. Orono, Ontario. 12-162 MARSH WORLD Jackfish posed the motion simply because she didn't want the board involved in what she called an "extremely partisan" issue. Following this remark from the "chairman most "members expressed their opposition to the proposed sale and spoke in support of the * Robson motion. (NC) -- More properly called northern pike, jackfish are known to sport fishermen as voracious fish that will take almost any lure and fight tirelessly. For the same reasons though, they are not always a prize catch -- especially if one has set out after a different species. Besides Besides being one of few fish species found coast-to-coast in Canada, it is also found in Europe and Asia and is considered circumpolar in the northern hemisphere. As predators, jackfish feed on a wide variety that includes other fish, frogs, ducklings, ducklings, and even young muskrats, among others. Though it will usually usually balance out over time, an overabundant overabundant jackfish population can be a temporary scourge on other wildlife. Without these sjcillfut ha- * tural hunters thpugh, many species . might overpopulate and die of star- , ' vation or disease. ' For the free pamphlet, Know Your Ducks," write: Dudka Unlimited Unlimited Canada, 1190 Waverley Street, Winnipeg, , Manitoba, R3T2E2. OUR SUMMER HOURS , BEGIN JULY 2nd Mon. - Tues. '9-5 Wed. r Closed Thurs. 9-5 Fri. 10-8 » Satur. 10-4 S. 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"Although we can't control extreme extreme water level fluctuations in the Great Lakes, we can work to minimize the potential damage to shoreline homes and properties," Mr. Kerrio said. "The committee will look at the roles of the private and public sectors in solving existing existing problems, preventing new ones, and providing emergency assistance to combat flood and erosion problems." The committee includes representatives representatives from provincial and municipal governments as well as the general public. It is chaired by Jamès McGuigan, MPF for Kent- Elgin and Parliamentary Assistant to Mr. Kerrio. The cither members of the committee are: Gord Miller, MPP for Haldimand-Norfolk; Roger Vermeulen, a councillor for the Township of Delhi; Ray Lavereau, reeve of the Vïllge of Port Stanley; > Shannon Olson, vice-chairman of the Essex Region Conservation Authority; John Plyley. of Stevens- ville, a real estate sales representative; representative; Reid Kreutzwiser, an asso- , ciate professor at the University of Guelph, whohas technical expertise expertise in this field. cinnamon 1 9-inch unbaked crumb crust In small bowl combine apples and apple brandy. Meanwhile, soften ice cream at room temperature. Stir cinnamon, apples, and brandy into softened ice cream; turn into prepared crust. Freeze' until firm, about hours. Yield: One 9-inch pie.