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I 8-Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday, January 27, 1988 Newton ville Alive by: Peggy Mullan "Here's Pie in your eye...love Billy the Kid!"(?) Such was an autograph in my yearbook of 20 years ago, as 1 once more found myself enjoying flipping flipping through my high school "Magnet", comparing photos, clubs, and tidbits with our son's yearbook, just last year from Clarke High School. Chuckling, he and 1 were caught up for a spell in the whole idea that there really wasn't that much difference in high school life and times, then and now. Yes, except for the hair and dress, and the black and white pictures, pictures, '67 and '87 were almost brought together. It does us good to look back. To remember the sometimes crazy times, but also the troubled, confusing confusing times. I hope none of us will ever cease to remember just what it was like when we were 15 or 16 years old and all what'was on our minds. This verse is from Clarke's yearbook.. yearbook.. an old man, weary of life came upon a fountain, to we again, to be young drink deep and long read the sign. The man needed youth, he thought. To be young again would solve all his problems. ' But if our problems are made by what we are then can we not solve them by something as superficial as cosmetic surgery? In the end the man left the fountain as old as ever, but younger than most. -Anonymous. Teenagers have much to deal with not to be underestimated. Many have different ways of handling family problems, sexual question or peer pressure, or not handling them. This Saturday, January 30th, there is an all day Youth Rally...worth consideration. If anyone has any questions whatsoever, whatsoever, please call Rev, Bryan Ransom Ransom at 786-2699. The programme offers the opportunity for discussion, discussion, opinions, questions, explanations explanations on issues that the church and youth group counsellors have found teens to be most concerned with, sexuality, and youth and the church and' where are we. Registration is SIO.-OO Two speakers scheduled are Mr. Barry Reilly and Rev. Kim Warne. Mr . Reilly was Director of a Youth Centre in the Oshawa area and has now joined the staff of the John Howard Society as a Case Worker and Counsellor. He will be leading the session on sexuality with care and a sensitive attitude to the needs and concerns of youth. Rev. Warne, with his experience in the army had led him into making making people aware of the harmful effects effects of cults. He will share his findings findings about the dangers to the unsuspected unsuspected individual. EXISTENCE Am 1 alone " in a crowd of thousands? Is there someone near to me then? Am I deaf when spoken to? Why can't 1 speak when words are wanted? Have I a soul a heart of kindness? Or am I dark unknown and pitiful? I must be human... I look as them. Then man to man 1 plead with you- Treat me as your neighbour too. For worth no more are you than 1. See not my ragged clothes, No dirt upon my face. But look into my lonely heart And warm me into yours. Notice the similarity between this verse and the previous one, this, Written 20 years ago... This rally is for all youth all around the area. I think it will be a very good day, with positive healthy results. Thank you Rev. Ransom for covering this with me. "Hello from Florida!" Silvia Ruegger our Olympian is keeping in touch with us from her training grounds down south, where she will be all this month. Sharing her words from hdt postcard.. "I am getting used to doing workouts on grass..it is much more tiring than Working out on the roads. Although grass running is less jarring and stressful on the legs, it takes much more out of your legs without giving much back. Since the 6 km. .race in Victoria is February 6th is on grass I can see how beneficial these weeks of training training are going to be.." Thank you Silvia. We look forward forward to hearing from you very soon! Good Luck! "The plot thickens.." On Saturday Saturday evening at the site of the "Old Lodge" I (Rebel) and my classmates Foxy, the Narc, Whiz Kid, Patti, Big Bill, Stormy and the King of Spades gathered to solve the mystery. Scene by scene details of blackmail and scandal unfolded, until finally after dinner we learned "who dunnit!" The Toronto Sun's Max Haines - narrates a short cassette tape as the introduction to this latest game out on the market. It is different. Several of my fellow "suspects" pointed their fingers of guilt my way when they spotted ^ears in my eyes:.but they were from laughter. It was alot of fun and I recommend "An .Evening of Murder" to anyone wishing an unique 3 hours or so of good clean fun and real enjoyment enjoyment with good friends... Little Scoops Last Tuesday, January 19th the Newtonville Public School Parents' Liaison Committee had their first • meeting for 1988. . ■ Halfway through the meeting, Mes. Hilary Walt a Special Education Education Consultant from the Northumberland/Newcastle Northumberland/Newcastle Board of Education visited to speak to all present, topic being Special Services. Services. Mrs. Walt brought along a film that was actually produced and filmed in various schools under our board. The film showed the special nevds our children have and the services services available, and -to become available.. Thank you Mrs. Walt. The staff Spotlight on Skating "■ by Marilyn Ransberry Our Canskaters at Orono have been advancing well and we have had many skaters pass badges. Qn January 12th and Hth these skaters passed: BASIC: Taralee Clemens, Erin Wilson. BEGINNERS: Marley Gimblett, Ashley Bickell, Michelle Moffat, Mark Lemieux, Brandon Hills, Michael Murphy, Jeffery Thompson. Thompson. On January 19th it was a very successful night with these skaters completing a level: NOVICE II: David Thompson, Alecia Staples, Anthea Peacock and Amanda Bouley. NOVICE III: Melonie Allin, Jessica Fenstrom. , NOVICE I: Christine Dobson, Angela Tomkins, Todd Montgomery, Montgomery, Heather Gcboers, Rebec-, ca Hisson, Amanda Barchard, Cindy Cindy Ross, Erin Wilson and Taralee Clemens. On January 21st the following skaters passed: BEGINNERS: Bradley Copping, Jillian Samis, Justin Standeven, Janelle West and Christopher Wilhelm. Thanks to all of you who are clipping clipping the UPC symbols from the labels of Campbells, Franco American, Gattuso, Mitchell's, Allin's, Le Menu, Pepperidge Farms, V-8, Swanson and Prego products. Campbells is donating $.05 per proof of purchase towards the Canskate program which benefits beginning skaters all across Canada. . Thanks to all parents who have donated their time towards fundraising fundraising banquets. The money raised raised helps pay for ice time other costs such as group lessons from pros. The executive is covering the committee head jobs for our Pineridge Competition February 14. However there are not enough executive members to cover, all jobs. If you can sell tickets, or help serve food to judges and helpers, or any other jobs on either February 13th or 14th please put your name in the envelope on the bulletin board or contact Marilyn Ransberry 983-9678 or Wende Eames 987-5567. Many of oür Canskaters are involved involved in their first competition outside of our club on February 20th. Pineridge takes place in our home club this year one week before this competition. This is an excellent opportunity to see how a competition is run for these younger skaters. Parents too can gain experience from attending and enjoying the performances of the area skaters. Helping out at the competition is also valuable ex- and committee reminds ALL PARENTS that they are needed and most welcomed to attend any or all meetings at the school. There are several super activities and events planned for the remainder of this school year. Watch for more information information and perhaps get out and show your support. Yeh Newtonville Newtonville Public School! . -reminder, P.A. day next Monday, February 1st. Kids off school. -just a short Happy 76th Birthday, to my mother-in-law who recently enrolled in aerobics, along with her crib 1 and euchre games, and seniors dinners and meetings. ORONO TOWN HALL EUCHRE RESULTS The winners of the Orono Town Hall Euchre games for January 20, 1988 were: winners of the high - No. 1 Hazel Pigott (86);, No. 2 Neil Stewart (77); No. 3 Reg Elliott; Carl Tamblyn and Hazel Murphy all with 73 each. Winner of the low Bernice Partner. Winners Winners of the draw were: Grace Çoatham, Margaret lodd, Joyce Cowan and Dora McDonald. Euchre is every Wednesday night at 8 , p.m. Ladies please bring lunch. TRI-COUNTY NOVICE HOCKEY DANCE The Tri-County Novice Hockey Team is sponsoring a dance of January 30, 1988 at the Orono Arena from 8:00 p.m. - 1:00 a.m.. Music,'will be a disc jockey. The cost of the dance will be $10.00 per çouple, for advanced tickets please call 983-9293 or 983-9218. pci iencc you mav hr glad .4 "> the Inline. Some of our senior and intermediate intermediate skaters will be skating next weekend in the three day freeskating competition in .Uxbridge. .Uxbridge. Good Luck to. all competitors! competitors! . <Saff%on -?t/2£ 9 èod (Icitzxinc) prepared by; Stanley & Deborah Johnson R.R. 1-Orono, Ontario (416)983-9822 Enquiries warmly welcomed SINGLES DANCE (2 In A Row) 8:30-1:00 Peterborough Fri., Jan. 29 ROCK HAVEN MOTOR HOTEL Lansdowne St. West Algonquin Room Sat., Jan. 30 MORROW PARK LOUNGE Lansdowne & Park Streets Non-Members $5.00 Members $4.00 $1.00 OFF with this ad and also receive your Half Price Coupon on Friday for Saturday's Dance ^VlU-AG^a > DOWNTOWN ORONO This Week's Specials Glazed Mixed Fruit 1.55 lb. Unbleached Pastry Flotir .. .49 lb. Lasagne .99 lb. Goté Bake Mix 1.25 lb. MANY MORE IN-STORE SPECIALS BÙY BULK AND SAVE MONEY Durham Farmers' County Co-op 40th Annual Meeting * Orono Community Centre Thursday, March 24 1988 BEEF BANQUET -7:00 p.m. Guest Speaker Eugene Whelan' Former Minister of Agriculture TICKETS $12.50 EACH Now available at the Co-op. or any Director • TICKETS LIMITED . Phone 983-9134 or 1-800-2637805 mà