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4-Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday, July 9, 1986 Off to school again Twenty-five to thirty kids from the Orono area are back to school attending the Northumberland and Newcastle Board of Education Summer School in Bowmariville. Above are a group from Orono boarding at 7:35 a.m. in front of the Town Half. Students are taking both academic subjects as well as recreational recreational programs. 129 graduate from Pines Senior School Recently at the Pines Senior Public School one hundred and twenty-nine grade 8 students graduated to grade 9 for the coming school year this September. Those graduating were: From 8A: Lairn Allin, Toby, Benoit, Jaunita Biersteker, Susan Blackburn, Jason Burnham, Burnham, Jason Carroll, Barbara Chery, Richard Daize, Mark Deveau, Steve Easton, Rick Edwards, Edwards, Todd Gray, l£im' Gylytiuk, Lome Hardy, Kim Harris, Sherri-Lyn Hirsch feld, Pam Hope, Paul ltnlach, Douglas Kettles, Shawn Knapp, Angela Kortekaas, Jamie Maughan, Debra Miller, Jeff Millpr, Tammy Morrison, Candis Candis Riphardson, Holly Tighe, Scott Wallis, Amy' Wesselink and Lori Wood. From 8B: Ian Andrews, Jennifer Jennifer Boyle, Jason Brown,' Denise Bugden, Dari Carscad- den, Liana Chard, . Treffor Davies, Mike Farrow, Chris Fogg, Tanya Jones, Cathy, Kemperle, Stacey Klages, Victoria Victoria Klepac, Mike Klose, Rodney Maher, Shaunna Mcln- nis, Brian Meraweather, Julie Mills, Tammy Milton, Sophie * Pedias, Angela Rogerson, Andy Rorabeck, Shawn Sawyer, Mike Shaw, Monique Sluymers, Stacey Thompson, Candace Vey, Jeff Walters, Troy Warner, Tricia Waethertip, Lisa Whyte, Lucy Woods and Lea Young. From 8C: Raymond Adams, Stephanie Alldread, Jon Barbeau, Jennie-Lynn Brunton, Barbara Byers, Kevin Cowan, Nick, Gallello, Mike Goodmur- phy, Julie Harrison, Michael Hçy, Marc Jackson, Leanne Johnson, Greg Leach, Fraser Lee, Brad MacCrimmon, Mary Montgomery, Tina Millson, Kevin Mullan, Gord Mutton, Kelly O'Boyle, Brent Osmond, Dawn Parry, Wade Puk, Vincent Vincent Rand, Susie Rienstra, Terry Rosamond, Julie Sander- cock, Paul Simpson, Alecia Sokoljuk, Dwayne Souch, Steven VanderSchee, Tami Woodward and Andy White. From 8D: Mark Cholmondeley, Jason Coburn, Sarah Cunningham, Gena Dubeau, Kendal Eady, Terry Eames, David Elliott, Jody Farrow, Farrow, Melody Farrow, David Fice, Michael Hinton, Craig Hyland, Laurens Kaldeway, Angela Lyn'de, Stacy lyiacGillvary, Derry McEwen, Mark Millson, Patti Reid, Brian Rodd, Robert Rowe, Jamie Sandercock, Blaine Souch, Jason Simpson, Tricia Stapleton, Laura (Oldham)-Street, Jamie Swerd- figer, Cindy Tamblyn,' Mike Tomlinson, Julie Troost, Lyle West, Ann Woods and. Brad Yarrow. It was stated that the residents had meet with the developers, Ray Abbott and Murray Marchant but that the meeting had not accomplished anything."We still are opposed," opposed," it was stated. The General Purpose committee committee of the Town had on June 2 voted to recommend to council council denial of the proposal to, extend extend the boundaries of Tyrone and to redesignate the subject lands to Short Term Residential Expansion allowing a maximum of 31 residential lots. When the recommendation reached council, council tabled the amendment to the hamlet plan for a period of two months during which time the developers were to meet with the residents to endeavour to reach some form of agreement. The general purpose committee committee meeting on Monday was told by a representative of the residents that a meeting had Want no change in status for Tyrone A Tyrone resident submitted petition carrying 98 signatures pposing expansion of the yrone Hamlet plan beyond the resent boundaries and the evelopment of a further 31 ;sidential lots. The petition asked that* coun- il take no action as to further tanned development in the hamlet. Residents have expressed expressed a concern over water supply, the. close proximity of agricultural lands and the character of the hamlet. On Monday the spokesman for the petitioners said they still ftave the same concerns and want Tyrone to remain as it is eft the present time. been held, but that nothing had been accomplished and residents were • still opposed wanting to maintain the existing character of the hamlet. The committee on Monday took no action other than to leave the issue tabled as recommended recommended by council on June 9th. a I Jill 1 i Rd Af#J k 20-30% OFF OVERSTOCKED ITEMS JULY 10 - 31 S. MATHER FURNITURE Summ6 , h™,,: 40 KING SiïPEET EAST Mon., jues. 9.5 NEWCASTLE, ONTARIO i Wed. Closed, Thurs. 9-5 IDA 1H0 987-4914 Fri. 10-8, Sat. 10-4. MOM'S KITCHEN Orono Downtown - 983-5310 EAT IN or TAKE OUT This Week's'Special . DOUBLE BURGERS Hamburger 2.10 Cheeseburger 2.25 Banquetburger 2.40 Offer Good Until 6 p.m. July 15th. Look for our Weekly Specials Mon. - Wed. 6:30 a.m - 6:U0 p*m. 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