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8-Oroni). Weekly limes, Wednesday, May if, 1988 "Better than cash" Clarke High School News report Kathryn Staples was the big winner winner in the recent Mother's Day draw held in downtown Orono. Kathyrn is picturerd above with her two children, Caylie and Aja. Irç accepting the prize,$150.00 in Orono D.B.I.A. Bucks, the winner said it was better than cash. It had to be spent in Downtown Orono where one received value for their dollars. Second prize of $50.00 in D.B.I.A. Bucks went to Marie West and third prize, $25.00 in D.B.I.A. Bucks, to Marlene Ross, of R.R. 2 Newcastle. by .land Crowther Clarke High School recently held a 3 day Arm-wrestling Competition. Competition. This took place over the lunch hour with many participants as well as spectators. The female Middleweight Middleweight Champion was Julie McCar- ron and the Heavy-weight Champion Champion was Anndee VanDoleweerd. The male winners were Steven Thompson, Lightweight; Todd Yarrow, Light-heavy; Eric Jensen, Middle-weight and Kerry Hester, Heavy-weight. Congratulations to all the winners and thanks to everyone for all the support. Rugby season has come again and Clarke is sporting both a junior and senior team this year. Their coach, John Skovsguard, says that "Clarke has a good group of hard hitting, enthusiastic, young boys." He also added that their next home game will be on May 12th starting at approximately 2:00 p.m., so why not come out and cheer them on! On Thursday, May 5th Clarke sent a track & field team to the south Kawartha Meet at Cobourg East. Everyone did well but one competitor who did extremely well was Jacki VanDoleweerd. Jacki obtained obtained 4 first and broke 3 records. She threw 11186 metres in shot V 34 metres in javelin and jumpfcy' .1.70 metres in high jump. Qualifiers at South Kawartha will go on to the Kawartha Track & field Meet at Trent University in Peterborough on May 12th. John Reid to seek Conservative nomination (Continued from page 1) ship campaigns and served as media chairman in the successful election campaigns for the Honourable allan Lawrence and M.P.P., Sam Cureatz. Reid feels that his grassroots involvement involvement in the party and his extensive extensive campaign experience will serve him well in the pending nomination and election campaign. Reid graduated in Political Science at Trent University, earned a Master of Education degree from Queen's University and received Supervisory bfficer' qualifications from the Ministry of Education. He recently chaired the Nominating Committee and the Constitution Committee for the Progressive Conservatives as they ushered in the new federal riding of Durham. . In paying tribute to the man he hopes to succeed, Reid applauded the distinguished political care'er of, the Honourable Allan Lawrence, M.P., Durham-Northumberland. Mr. Lawrence had earlier announced announced his intention not to seek re- election in the pending federal election. election. Reid emphasized that the Honourable Allan Lawrence has provided thirty years of outstanding service to the people of Canada, the* Province of Ontario 1 and the ridings in which he has served. He cites Lawrence for his dedication, commitment commitment and integrity which he says provide a model for aspiring candidates candidates to follow. The Clarke-Newcastle aiid Bowmanvillc P.C. executives have already voiced their support for Reid "who feels added support in Port Perry, Hrooklin and North ( tsliawa have put him in good shape for the nominations and the pen- tlmg federal election campaign. Jnlm and his wife, Maureen, reside in < lioii'o with their two daughters, 1 a 1111 1 m 1 ;md Meai'lien. Orono-Lockhart School News Orono Campus On Tuesday, April 26 the Dairy Princess came to the Grades 4 to 6 to give a presentation on cows and how they produce the milk. She gave out booklets and milk pencils. She gave a good speech. Pod C Night is May 19. The grades 4, 5 and 6's are getting together to perform a play about Ontario. It will include songs, dances and short skits. Miss Samuel's class is performing too. We hope you'll all be there. Now is the time of year when the 4, 5 and 6's are getting ready for Track and Field# along with "that they are getting ready for Canada Fitness which includes running, .pttsh-ups etc. In girls houseleague Panthers are in the lead with 5 points. Cobra has 2 points and Cougars and Dragons have 1 point. In boys houseleague Panthers are in the lead with 4 points. Cobras and Dragons have 3 points and Cougars have 1 point. In boys houseleague Panthers " are in the lead with 4 points, Cobras and Dragons have 3 points and Cougars have 1 point. Wants more say in garhag site selection (Continued from page 1) Caucus of SWEAP. The motion to table was not seconded. Counc. Hubbard said everyone was endeavouring to get into the act and she said she felt it should be left to the Commissioners of Planning and Public Works. She asked how the Laidlaw site could be considered when the Official Plan amendment had not been dealt with by the Region. She said the motion was really out of order: On taking the vole the motion «was supported by Comics. Hamre, iMcKnight, Stapleton and Woden. EXCAVATING CONTRACTORS FRASER-MACK LIMITED ALL TYPES OF EXCAVATING Back-Filling and Grading - Trenching Contact MIKE SAWYER Business Phone 416-683-4212 Home Phone 983-9837 Downtown Orono BROWN SUGAR ,49c lb. ICING SUGAR . .52c. lb. HONEY and ALMOND GRANOLA CEREAL ..... 1.35 lb. ALL-PURPOSE FLOUR .. .59c. lb. CHOCOLATE CHIPS 2.35 lb. Semi-Sweet CHOCOLATE 2,68 lb. Also available ^ FRESH CURD and CHEESE On May 6, 8:15 to 4:15 the Grade 6's (along with Courtice School) are going to the R.O.M. and the Planetarium, (more next week) This is what some teachers think about when they think about Spring: Spring: Miss David says: Flowers and babies; Madame Joe: Outside;, Mrs. Clifford: Birds; Mr. Lunn: Bed at 9:00 p.m.; Sir: Flowers; Mrs. Allin: Flowers and sunny warm days; Mrs. Brown: Sneezing; Mrs. Deremo: Flowers; Mr. Deanike: Green grass; Mrs. Bowers: Cleaning windows, planting garden and tulips; Mrs. Bailey: Flowers, green grass; Mr. Leith: Show melting, soft ice, dirt on the road, getting the boat out, light ankles, no more boots and where the dog has been all year. Reporter: Amy Dewulf To seek Postal services for Courtice area In a letter to Allan Lawrence and subsequently to Sam Cureatz Canada Post makes reference to counter services in the Courtice area. The letter states that Canada Post is aware of the need for counter services services but at the present time there is only one commercial outlet which could provide the services. It is pointed out that the FoodsWorth store is providing the-operation of a stamp agency but as yet has not agreed to the operation of a Retail Postal Outlet. The letter states that a new plaza : s under construction in the Cour- ticc area anil that if Canada Post is unable to secure an agreement with l oodsworth Store that they wouli approach new tenants in the nçw plaza. Canada Post stated they were confident that they could offer full counter services in the near future. Corporation of the TOWN OF NEWCASTLE TENDER SEALED TENDERS, for the contract specified below, addressed to the Corporation of the Town of Newcastle, Office Office of the Clerk, 40 Temperance Street, Bowmanville, Ontario, Ontario, L1C 3A6, will be received on the forms and in the envelope provided until the specified closing time and date. Tender T88-5 - Reconstruction of N^ph Road from Centrefield Drive to Windsor Valley Place, Lot 32 & 33, Concession 2/3 Darlington Closing Time & Date: 12:00 Noon (Local Time) s Fridaÿ, May 27, 1988 The work for the Corporation of the Town of Newcastle under the direction of the Director of Public Works, involves the reconstruction of Nash Road to an urban standard, including including earth excavation, curb and gutter, sidewalk and hot mix paving for a length of approximately 500 metres. Plans, specifications and tender documents can be obtained at the office of Totten Sims Hubicki Associates, P.O. Box 398, TA King Street East, Cobourg, Ontario, K9A 4L1, for a $30.00 non-refundable fee, payable to the Consultants. A bid deposit in the amount specifîed in the tender documents must accompany each bid submitted. An Agreement to Bond must accompany each bid submitted.' ' . The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Mrs. Lou Ann Birket, Purchasing and Süpply Agent. Tel'ephone: (416) 623-3379 ex. 267 .Totten Sims Hubicki Associates, Consultants, , 1A "King Street East, P.O. Box 398. Cobourg, Ontario. K9A 4L1 Date of Publication: May 11, 1988 P.O. A2090