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Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday, September 24,1986-7 Orono -Lockhart School News Orono Public School This Week Three clubs have started to date. Mrs. Clifford has started the Library Club and Library Helper Club. Mr. Hester has started the Chess Club. The school Library has been rearranged rearranged by Mrs. Clifford and students. The shelving and study areas are now re-organize.d and ' easier for the students to reach. The Library welcomes donations of any children's used books., The Junior Kindergarten (4 years Pines Senior News Report old) are very busy at school. The most popular play spots are: the paint table, sand Ipox and the play house. Mrs. Staples is teaching them this year, but they will be in Senior Kindergarten next year. Mrs. Staples has been teaching Kindergarten for thirty years. ■ The Senior Kindergarten clafss is now in full swing. Ms. David teaches the morning class, she is a new teacher to the Ofono-Lockhart Public School. Her sister was our Grade 4 French teacher. Ms. David Last Thursday, September 18th was Picture Day at The Pines. Each student was in a picture of his/her class as well as a personal portrait. The pictures,will be On sale to the students in a few weeks. In Art, the Grade T s are working on their first unit, Lines. The Grade 8's have been assigned aeoloUr project project in which they are asked to do 2-3 pieces of artwork, define some art terms and create a colour wheel. To make lttnch hour a little more organized, Mr. Smith has created the Milk Company to handle the beverage sales. The Company presently .consists of Mark Pierce, Craig French," Mike Pearce and Keith Small. The Company now sells white milk, chocolate'milk, apple apple juice, orange juice, grape juice and lemonade. There are a few cents profit on each unit sold, - which will be put towards extracurricular extracurricular activities. Canada Fitness tests are coming up in Physical Education. In Science, the Grade 7's are working on a review unit of metric measurement. The Grade 8's are collecting bugs for an insect project. project. Coming up next month is the Grade 8 trip to Camp Tawingo. The students will leave on October 14th (Tuesday after Thanksgiving) and return on the 17th. The camp is located just outside of Huntsville on Vernon Lake. It is surrounded by beautiful scenery, on which many of the camp's programmes concentrate. Some of the "elective" programmes are: orienteering, a long hike up Eagle Mountain, ,a survival game, a cookout breakfast, various physical tests and a game of group trust. Approximate Approximate cost of the trip will be $110.00 - transportation by school bus. By Keith Small Twist Beads in fabulous fall colours We make GIFT BASKETS for any occasion LYONS DEN HAGEN* HARTZ Products PET and AQUATIC SUPPLIES A BIRD IN HAND ... is grand Great Buys THIS WEEK on Budgies, Canaries, Love Birds, Finches, dfrd Cockatiels Clùb Discounts Visa and Master Cards NOW OPEN WED. 9-6 NEWCASTLE 987-5513 Watch for Our Weekly Specials has 16 pupils'and they all enjoy the sand box, dress-up centre, play house and the paint table.. Reporters: Marci Morris & Tammy Rendell Lockhart Gossip Hello again, loyal readers. I'm back and hold on to your hats because I see the makings of a sensational sensational year for Lockhart Gossip. We have a great past to live up to but I say we try and top last year. Let's give it a shot, shall we? Again you can expect news, sports, and all other Lockhart information, as well as insights on current events, vacations, vacations, special holidays and of course I'll be here at least once to bring you up to date on the W.W.F. and their travels. What's happening at Lockhart? Well, here's a little piece I jotted' down on the way to school that might help answer that question. On behalf of the staff and students of Lockhart School I'd like to welcome all of our new Grade One students and our two new Grade Two students, Kevin Jones and Andrea Andrea Hoorweg. Mr. Witheridge has begun to orgainze the Terry Fox Run. C'mon sponsors don't give up on us now. Help make the Terry Fox Run as successful as it has been in the past. Well that wraps up a not exactly smashing debut here at Lockhart. But we still have much to look forward forward to; after all, a personal insight ■*i the Jays is coming next week. So until then, relax and stay loose. Spotlight on Skating -ORONO SKATING CLUB By Marilyn Ransberry Only a couple of weeks now, until until our winter skating season begins. ■ We hope you are looking forward to it! Skaters who have completed their badges in our Canskate program, have a choice of two programs in' our club. A few skaters are ready to start the next' phase of our program and others will be ready throughout the year. First for those who wish to con.- tinue skating, and learning for recreation - the Canfigurskate program program is an inexpensive way to continue continue to enjoy skating. A club professional, professional, paid by the club will give you lessons in a small group. You will receive a figure lesson (called "Patch" by skaters as they each have their own patch of ice to do their figures on). Also lessons in dance and freestyle will be given. Recently a competition just for Canfigurskaters has been held each year in Lindsay. Last year these skaters were included in Pineridge Interclub Competition for the first time competing in their own section. section. For the skater who wishes to advance advance more quickly or take part in more competitions the C.F.S.A. Intermediate Intermediate program is for you. The club provides you with more ice time than the Canfigureskater. However you must hire your own coach or "pro" to give you individual individual lessons. Your coach will also help plan your advancement, answer questions questions concerning competitions, test days etc. make up your freestyle solo, tape your music and' advise you on dress, skates etc. They will usually be with you on test days and at competitions. Our, pros charge from $5.00 to $7.00 per lesson. The number of lessons you will have is decided by your parents and "pro". You can change your mind and change programs but, it is best to think carefully what you want from skating before deciding. See you at the rink! Bureau fédéral d'examen des évaluations Assessment Review Office environnementales Federal Environment] des évaluations Environmental Assessment Panel Reviewing the Port Hope Area Low-Level Radioactive Waste Disposal Project ^ Notice Concerning Dates and Locations For Open Houses and Public Scoping Workshops September 22,1986 - The independent Environmental Assessment Panel appointed'to review the Low-Level Radioactive Waste Disposal in the Port Hope-Newcastle area has scheduled^'Open Houses" during during the week of October 6 and Public Scoping Wotkshops during the week of October 20. The "Open Houses" will be held by the Panel Secretariat and are intended to provide local residents with information on the Review Process and the forthcoming Scoping Workshops. The Scoping Workshops will be held by the panel and will provide the public with an opportunity tô tell the Panel about issues and concerns concerns that should be included in the Panel's.guidelines to Eldorado Resources Ltd. and Atomic Energy of Canada Ltd. for preparation of the Environmental Impact Statement. V ' The schedule for these two,activities is as follows: ' ; OPEN HOUSES SCHEDULE - OCTOBER 1986 - • «' d." - ' , DATE LOCATION VENUE TIME ' Monday, the 6th Tyrone Tyrone Community Centre 2 p.m. tq 5 p.m. 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. Tuesday, the 7th Bowmanville Baseline Community Centre, Baseline & Martin Road 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. 7 pm to 10 p.m. Wednesday, the 8th , Highway 28, Hope Township Durham Memorial Temple 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. Thursday, the 9th Port Hope Art Smith Hall, Lions Recreational Centre, Thomas Street 2 p.m. to 5 p,m. 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. Public Scoping Workshops Schedule -October 1966 DATE Monday, the 20th Tuesday, the 21st Wednesday, the 22nd Thursday, the 23rd LOCATION Hlghw'ay 28, Hope Township Highway 28 Rope Township Bowman ville Bowmanville VENUE Durham Memorial Temple Durham Memorial Temple Lion's Club, ' Beech Streiet Lion's Club, Beech Street TIME 7 p.m. to 10 p.m, 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. 7 p.m. to 10 p.m, SESSION H-1 H-2 H-3 B-1 "1-2 - B-3 People who wish to speak to the Panel at the Scoping Workshops are asked to register with the Panel Secretary by 5:00 p.m. on October October 14, 19Ô6 so that appropriate scheduling of presentations can be made. A brief Project Description, prepared by the Proponents, Eldorado Resources Ltd. and Atomic Energy of Canada Ltd., and a list of potential environmental issues, prepared at the Panel's request by an independent consultant, are availablefrom the Secretariat. For copies of these documents, or to register for the Scoping Workshops, return the attached coupon or telephone the Panel Secretary at (416)885-9542 in Port Hope or (819) 997-2244 in Ottawa. A toll-free line for residents in Newcastle Township will be announced shortly. Copies of the Panel press release, the Project Description, and the Issues List can also be obtained at the Town Clerk's Office in Bowmanville or at the Port Hope Post Office. REPLY COUPON Attendance and/or Registration to speak at Scoping Workshop - I wish to ütend the following Scoping Workshop sessions: (Circle appropriate sessions) H-1 H-2 H-3 B-1 B-2 B : 3 - I wish to register to speak at the followingScoping Workshop Workshop session: (Circle appropriatg session) H-1 H-2 H-3 B-1* B-2* B-3 Request for information Please send me_ copies of) : , Please place my name on the mailing» list M r. Name: Mrs;, Ms. Organization (if applicable).. Mailing Address: .Postal Code. Telephone Number: ( , ) ^Correspondence in: English__ French- Please return this coupon to: Mr. Guy Riverin, Executive Secretary, Port Hope Area Low-Level Radioactive ' Waste Disposal Review Panel Federal Environment Assessment Review Office 200 Sacre-Coeur Blvd., Hull, Quebec. K1A 0H3 1*8