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6-Qrono Weekly Times, Wednesday, November 5, 1986 At'Orono Public School Hallowe'en party Last week the students of grade three and four at the Orono Public School enjoyed an evening at the school with their parents when Hallowe'en costumes were the order of the evening along with pumpkin putting, making candy apples apples and apple witches. Pictured above are: Karen Forrester, Forrester, Lisa Taylor, Running Deer, Wack's witch and Jennifer Taylor. Pines Senior Report On Tuesday, October 21st, the long distance runners from The Pines went to a harrier meet 'at Trinity College; the runners, along with many others who signed up, had trained very diligently. Each was required to run 25 miles to qualify for the 5 mile run in Port Hope. The runners were: Heather * Carr who came in fourth, John Rogerson ninth, Mike Pièrce, Billy Todd, Jason McGill, Adam Boyd and Jim Partner. Congratulations to all runners and to the organizers of this event. Last week, the Milk Company adopted its new name - Pinecone Beverages, The employees 4 ÿare: Tami Osmond, Stephanie Clap- dorp, Nicole French, Pauline Cox, Lisa Tadworski, Alison Cochrane, Mark Pierce, Mike Pearce, Craig French and Keith Small. The Student Council put on a Hallowe'en Dance for the school. Many thanks for this fun event. Recently Mr. Smith organized the Remembrance Day Committee, which is responsible for arranging the Remembrance Day Assembly, promoting the idea of the Poppy and the history behind it. Members are: Mark Pierce, Brad Thompson, Nicole French, Andrea Trafford and Keith Small. Interim reports went home on Friday. Physical Education is now indoors, indoors, with Volleyball and Wrestling Wrestling the present units. Fluoride treatment will soon commence at The Pines for the students who wish it. Studies show that fluoride reduces cavities up to 32% in addition to whatever protection protection the student already has. By Keith Small > Orono-Lockhart School News ORONO CAMPUS Addiction Awareness Week In a couple of weeks from now Bowmanville is planning a special event called 'Substance Abuse'. It-is especially designed for discussion between students and their parents on the topic of 'Substance Abuse'. A major subject on things like street drug abuse, prescribed drug abuse, unemployment for people who have been in jail and much, much more. There will be a film, panel discussion discussion and refreshments. This presentation will take plaça November 19, 1986 from 7:00-9:00 p.m. at the Lions Community Centre. Centre. Mr. Denike's Girls Volleyball Team Mr. Denike thinks his girls have a sporting chance at the tournament. He has been giving the girls drills such as bumping, serving, conditioning, conditioning, spiking and scrimage. He has made up the team that will be going to the tournament. He also has a training team for next year. Trivia Questions Name the two Blue Jays to hit a ball out of the stadium as a home run? Unscramble these words: aipotniliont, tshycips htipnstososhre mnsenpicorhe gtohuth " Answers next week By Aaron Staples & Tom Tamblyn LOCKHART NEWS Grade Ones & Twos Grade ones and twos were all ready for their party on Friday at , 1:00. They had a witch flying contest, contest, bobbing for apples and a lot of treats. Everyone enjoyed the party on Friday afternoon. By Amanda Garnett, Gr. 5 Grade Threes & Fours The Grade Threes and Fours are adding at different stages. They use the computer, chestnuts and textbooks. textbooks. That's a pretty neat way to add. .Every year the school has House League now the teams are starting beachball and newcomball. It will be pretty fun for the kids. The Grade threes and fours went to\the Science Centré on Monday, October 27. They left at 8:30 a.m. hnd came back at 2:00 p.m. They Possibly killed a whole culture Paul Doj, a native Samiid (Lapp) reindeer herder and Swedish journalist journalist unfolded a story last Tuesday in Oshawa which has resulted from last spring's Chernobyl nuclear disaster. He said the future is uncertain uncertain for my people and the disaster may have ended the 2000-year old culture of native Scandinavian reindeer herders. Doj has been speaking all across Ontario with a message of warning as to such disasters. His speaking tour is sponsored by a number- of interest groups including Energy Probe and the Nuclear Awareness Project of Ontario. "I know now what an accident like this can do", he said. "It has possibly killed a whole culture". He said it was an international question to ask, "Shall we allow nulcear power to continue or not". The speaker said the spread of contaminants from the ruptured Soviet reactor has rendered most of Scandinavia's reindeer unfit for human consumption. Sales, he said, have been banned throughout all of Europe. The journalist said it was doubt- • ful that the contaminants would decline to a permissable level for at least 20 years or more. He said the traditional wav of life in that period sure had fun. They learned about weather and sound. We give special thanks to Mrs. Locke, Mrs. Stone and Mrs. Labignan for driving the kids . to the Science Centre and back. By Ruby Raina, Gr. 6 Grade Fives & Sixes We are having a pumpkin race for House League, where you get' . your pumpkin dressed up. The team that has the best looking pumpkin will win points. Our school was in a Harrier race. These are the places they came in: Sheila VanDyke came in seventh place out of sixty people, Magdalini Sotiriadis came in twenty-ninth in the satire race. Jeremy Blackburn came in sixtieth out of ninety people, Jeremy Brace came in sixty-first in the same race with the boys group. hope that everyone had q safe and enjoyable Hallowe'en. By Jonathan Dumetz, Gr. 6 could be lost. Doj said the only,hope they have . Doj decried the intrusion on a is that m °t h er nature will cleanse people who live close to the land the destruction of their land, and take care to preserve its pristine The Swedish government this beauty. In thousands of years we y ear P aid the Samiid $10 million to have destroyed nothing of nature, purchase the meat, 'but can the he said. "This accident has hurt us government continue to proceed badly." with such a cost?" he asked. The herding grounds, he said, lie Do J said that,although it was like- 1500 miles from the accident and ^ too last for his people he would now lie defiled by a variety of like to see a worldwide abolishment radioactive poisons, °f nuclear power. ■ He said Cesium-137 presents one In a 1979 referendum the Swedish ' of the worst problems as it in- P e °P le voted overwhelmingly to ^ filtrates the lichen, the reindeer's P hase out a11 of their existing primary winter food. nuclear plants by 2010. Doj said cérium- 137 level seventy He said energy needs in the countime countime greater than allowed are now try have plunged since the 1974 oil ■ being found in the reindeers. embargo and this has sparked an in- The speaker said with a half-life tensive conservation effort by all. of 30 years it Could be decades before Doj said he hoped that Canada as the chemical could dissipate to safe ' wel1 as oth ®' countries would fol,ow levels. He pointed out that a new the Swedish decision before crop of lichens takes twenty years to another, and possibly more serious,- regenerate. nuclear accident could happen. Orono Downtown • 983-5310 EAT IN or TAKE OUT This Week's Special CHICKEN PATTIES FRENCH FRIES & COLESLAW 3.25 Offer Good Until Tuesday, November ii at 6:00~p.m. Look For Our Weekly Special Mon. - Wed. - 6:30 to 6:t)0 p.m. TrŒaOa.m. -8:00 p.m., to. Sunday Closed: The Corporation of the TOWN OF NEWCASTLE PUBLIC NOTICE TO ITS CITIZENS APPOINTMENTS JO BOARDS & COMMITTEES Applications will be received by the undersigned in writing until Monday, December 8th, 1986, from any eligible person person who would like to be considered for appointment or reappointment reappointment to any of the following local-boards and committees, committees, of the Town of Newcastle. Applicants must be at least 1Ô years of age and meet the qualifications associated with the board or committee for which the application is being submitted. All applications should state the office being applied for ahd must include full name, address, telephone number, qualifications or experience, experience, and present occupation. BOARDS & COMMITTEES Museum Board (Clarkfe and Bowmanville) Newcastle Community Services Advisory Board - Game Commission ; Livestock Valuers , Fence Viewers Pound Keepers Hospital Board £To be appointed in June 1987) Property Standards Committee All applications shopld.be forwarded to the Town Clerk. David W. Oakes, B.A., A.M.C.T., C.M.Q. ' Town Clerk Town of Newcastle > 40 Temperance Street Bowmanville, Ontario L1C3A6 File: 35.60.2 Date of Publication: November 5, 1986 h-.O. No. ÀT43U