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In training for Torch run <o<" The Last Straw Has Been Broken With the Ontario provincial election election now on tap a new avenue for discussion has opened up for the present time. It does appear that since the change of government more people are being involved and new recruits are appearing on the scene which is especially true in Orono. The fact that the liberals have an Orono resident resident as their candidate is a big factor factor for the mounting interest. Those with a liberal lean are out working and many for the first time. Ann Dreslinski has to be one of these new recruits and as Poll Captain Captain for three local polls has shown her organizational skills and is all- caught-up in the process. Excitement runs high and expresses expresses the wish that September 10th was much closer than it is today. today. In a .recent conversation she did say, "I do hope that Diane wins this contest, 1 really do" To my surprise I answered, "God willing she will". What surprised me with this answer is that it is out of my character to say such a thing. I always cringe when I hear an athlete attribute his victory to the will of God or for a team to do likewise. But while I was thinking' about this and only keeping half an ear open to a reply from Ann Dreslinski. I thought I did hear that "She will be willing." Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday, August 12, 1987-3 I had to ask, "When you use she are you talking about Hamre or God". t I guess I wasn't really surprised with the answer for I have never won out in this feminist battle even though I stubbornly keep trying. Never have I seen she spelt She with the capital S. The capital H on He predominates. But I find that's not suffice . . its one of the literalities. Bobby Roughley takes an early 1988 Olympic Torch Run. morning run as he practices for the Bobby Roughley to run with Olympic Torch Tor most Canadians the 1988 sport, but for a select few a dream Olympics will just be a spectator to participate in the Olympics become a reality as torchbearers were chosen from across Canada. Bobby Roughley, a grade 8 student student at the Pines Senior Public School, from the Town of Newcastle Newcastle was one of the lucky chosen applicants. applicants. Bobby sent in 36 applications applications and a computer selected one giving him the opportunity to carry the torch one kilometre along Hwy 35-115 as it makes it's way towards the Olympics. The relay starts November 17 and 6520 Canadians will carry the torch by foot, helicopter, ferry, snowmobile, snowshoes and even rollerskates across Canada. The torch will be ignited by the sun's rays in Olympia, Greece and flown to Newfoundland arriving at the Olympics, it's final destination, February 13th. December 16 or Day 30 of the run Bobby will take up the torch and flanked by police cars carry it to the next runner along the stretch of highway between Newcastle and Enterprise. Bobby says jie is really excited about the race apd has already started running to get ready for his big day. , All the runners receive a uniform to run in and can keep it as a reward for- their effort. But just the memory of having been , a part of the 1988 Olympics is reward enough for Bobby. An interesting experience (Gortinued from page 1) "If your body is stressed out so is your mind. Your body and mind go hand in hand. Massage relaxes your body and your mind and we all can use that!" Cher explained. Cher also emphasized the personal personal aspect of massage. Cher comes to your home so you stay in your own comfortable environment and can utterly relax once the massage is completed. 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