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■What better time to say to you, may the miracle of the season stay ever new. Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday, December 21. 1988-7 F es Senior Volleyball Champions The grade seven students from the Pines were in competition with M.J. Hobbs and the Senior Public School in Bowmanville. Pictured above are : (Back row) Coach Mike White, Connie McCur dy, Alana White, Barb Whitten, Kathleen Minnis, Tanya Mercer and Coach David Staples, (front row) Amanda Garnett, Katie Clemenhage, Karen Vanderveen and Bobby Taylor. Pictured above is the Pines girl s volleyball team which last week was the championship team in the girl's division of the Great Pine Ridge ' Volleyball tournament held at Clarke High School. Orono Figure Skating Club News Report by Lynne Lemieux Test day was held, Friday December 9th at Newcastle Arena. Michelle Rutherford and Allison Cochrane passed the 2nd Figure Test. Ailan MacKenzie passed the Fiesta Tango and Willon Waltz dances, completing the Junior Bronze Dance category, congratulations congratulations girls! On December 10th, at the "Scugog Frolics" in Lindsay, An- thea Peacock placed third in her category. In the Canskate program, the following badges were passed on Thursday, December 8th: Beginners - Larissa Grabowski, Kevin Brooks, Kristin Sawyer, Beth Knapp and Michael Garlick Elementary - Matthew Reid and Jordan Housen Novice HI - Christine Pott The next executive meeting will be held on Wednesday, January 4th, 7:30 p.m. at Darlene Read's home. Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year to everyone. New membership service at Museum Begining in the new year; the Clarke Museum will launch it's new publication programme. 'Curos' The Journal of the Clarke Museum and Archives will be published six times per year beginning with the February issue. The Journal is an automatic benefit' of Museum Membership. The tabloid format will include Clarke Museum news and features on other museums in Durham Region. There will also be regular features on related provincial and national museum events. ,In addition, addition, the Museum is encouraging submissions from the general public on any history related topic. In particular, particular, the Museum is looking for features and remembrances of times past from the people of the Town of Newcastle. What was it like growing growing up in Kendal? Do you remember your first day of school in Tyrone? If you have some special memory you would like to share, then 'Curos' wants to hear from you! To help the Museum meet the financial needs of this new and exciting exciting project, advertising space will be available. If you would like to help us out and reach new customers both locally and from outside the area (remember those tourist dollars!!!) then give us a call. Advertising rates are very reasonable and *a 'mock up' of the first issue is available for viewing. # For more information on advertising, advertising, the Journal or submissions please call the Museum at (416) 983-9243 or write the Museum c/o Box 152, Orono, Ontario LOB 1M0. The deadline for the premiere issue is January 27, 1989. ing a pleasure. We would like to thank the chaperones for coming out. You help make the dances possible. The next dance is scheduled scheduled for January 27,1989 at St. Francis Francis of Assisi School. All area students in grade 6, 7 and 8 are welcome. Chaperones are needed. During November 17, 18 and 19 the Kinettes manned a booth at the Orono Craft Show. We sold many Jumbo Colouring Books. We also made available literature on our Association. At the present, we are putting together Christmas Baskets. This is an annual project which'we find lives up to our motto "Serving the Community's Greatest Need." There is one area where we need the community's help. We have an ongoing project with Fundraise Canada, which involves the submission submission of UPC symbols from every day items such as Nescafe coffee, • Facelle paper products, Trident Gum, Dare products, Coke & Sprite bottle cap liners, 9 Lives cat food, Duracell batteries etc. It takes very little time and effort to cut these symbols out and with more community community involvement, we could possibly raise $500.00 a year for our seniors, schools, sports or wherever it is needed. There is a drop-off area in the Newcastle IGA. We certainly appreciate any support in this project. project. Our December meeting will be joint with our Kinsmen. We look forward to this meeting every yeai because it is always a time of Christmas fun and fellowship. Also upcoming are our Kin Kids Christmas Party and our Kin Christmas Dance. I understand that our Kinsmen's New Year's Eve Party Party is once again a sell out and I hope to see many of you there. On behalf of the Kinettes of the Great Pine Ridge, may I wish each of you a safe, happy and blessed Christmas and a very successful 1989. Yours in Kinettes Anne Arsenault, President Orono Electric Mercer's Garage Kay Lycett Chatterton Electric James Ard Oxford Bricklayers Hartwig Excavating Barina Home Check Barb Shetler and In'a Cox Kinette Katch-up The Kinettes of the Great Pine Ridge have experienced another very successful month. We have grown in 2 ways. As 1 mentioned last month, one of our Kinettes had a baby girl. Our latest addition is a new Kinette. We very warmly welcome Kinette Vicki Barton to our Kin family. Our participation in the tfowmanville Santa Claus Parade was quite rewarding. Everyone had a good time. We apologize for running running out' of balloons and hope that E.T. made up for it. Out second " Youth Dance was another hit. 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