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Photos by Ann Dresli |,s ki Vocal groups at the Orono Public School Last Wednesday night musical evening's entertainment at the tures show some of the young numbers were part of an enjoyable Orono Public School. The two pic- , singers. t Nothing changes . . Grin and Bear It Last week it all came together ana o|f course their rooms. I'm sure and there | were sighs of relief! AH' the .students learned that, although the scriptwriting and rewriting and ' times and fashions have changed all the time spent on preparation' life as a teenager remains basically was very evident in the final perfor- the same. I know I learned a few mance. If you haven't guessed what important hints. The teachers and I'm talking about I'll tell you - Pod students are all to be congratulated C (Ordrfo-Lockhart Public. School) on an excellent performance. Mr. Parents Night. From experience i Dewell, Mrs. Walchuk and the know all the hard work the teachers choir - your music and singing was and students put into it. Hours are delightful. Keep up the good work! spent on writing the script, then By Mary Hegarty comes the time for rehearsals. A time when things are. changed, • Teachers Voie tor rewritten or left out and one begins strike action to, wonder if it will all come Ninety-five percent of the 1076 together. Trying to recruit students teachers who cast ballots in a strike for the choir can be tricky but in the vote of Durham Secondary teachers end the students shine through. have supported strike action if a set- This year was no exception, Pod dement cannot be reached. The C's Parents N'»ht was a big hit. local Federation is asking that Their theme "Grin and Bear It another attempt' be made in made us all realize that fashions and negotiations which have been ongo- music might have changed but we as jng for the past 13 mon ths. parents still have the same problems Teachers are asking better pay to face up to. and benefits and want smaller class Teenagers will always have to sizes and Replacement to be brought listen to parents complaining about j n m0 re quickly when a teacher their music, their clothes, their hair becomes ill. Hold Poster contest as part of Nurses week To celebrate Nurses Week, sponsored sponsored by the Registered Nurses Association of Ontario, and the Ontario Nurses Association, the Bowmanville office of the Regional Municipality of Durham, Department Department of Health Services, has sponsored sponsored a Poster Contest for all grade 4 students in area elementary schools. This year from the many entries submitted nine were chosen for artistic artistic merit and content on the theme 'Nurses Care'. Of the nine, three, winning posters were selected. They were submitted by 1st: Joanne Brown of Cartwright Central Public School; 2nd: Marsha Masterson of St. Stephen's Separate School and 3rd: Steven Green of Newtonville Public School. . All posters are to be displayed during this week Nurses' Week May 10 - 16, at the Bowmanville Mall or the Bowmanville Memorial Hospital. . Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday, May 13, 1987-9 'Adopt A Cop' help mentally handicapped Durham Region Police are asking regional residents to adopt a cop to help raise money for mentally handicapped handicapped people. Durham Police officers will be taking part in the June 3 Ontario Law Enforcement Torch Run for the. Special Olympics and are looking looking for sponsors for the run. On that date, police officers throughout, the province will take part in a relay, starting from six locations and carrying lighted torches. torches. The relay will end at Toronto's Varsity Arena' for the Special Olympics international floor hockey tournament. Durham's officers will take part in the run starting from Ottawa and will carry the torch for 59 kilometres through the region. The run has been endorsed by Chief Jon Jenkins . and Police Association President Dale Allan. The Ontario Special Olympics and Ontario Association of Chiefs WANT ADS WORK 983-5301 of Police are sponsoring the torch run which they hope will become an annual event. All money raised goes to the handicapped. handicapped. For more information contact In- sp. Don Martin at 579-1520 or extension extension 285 or any police officer. JVIangar's Auto Centre Parts-Sales-Service Orono, Ontario TOWING ★ USED CAR SALES ★ Radiators - Air Con. 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