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Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday, October 4, 1989-7 The Great Cow Drop at Clarke High School There were great prizes at stake, with a 21 " TV donated by Hamiltons Insurance; a Getto Blaster donated by Durham Co-op an $200.00 in cash. Volleyball team which intends to The receipts of the event are to be travel to Nova Scotia for a meet and ' divided between the Senior the Clarke Senior Band planning a trip to New Orleans. • Stderits lined the fence to catch the first event some twenty minutes after the holsteins were turned into the field. Over $4,000 was raised, through the event.' Clarke High School News Report The month of September has flown past and we are moving* into an eyen busier month. Student Council News As you might know already, we are selling Sunsweet Caramilk chocolate bars again this year. We would really ap- precate your support. The money that is raised goes loward the following: 1) To support school activities. 2) And to support school clubs. There are also prizes to be won by the students selling the chocolate bars. First prize is two hundred dollars, second prize is one hundred dollars and third prize is fifty dollars. There will be a draw for students to xvm 1990 Blue Jays' tickets at the • end of the chocolate, bar campaign. campaign. So, please support Clarke High School by buying a chocolate'bar. Spurts News Girls Basketball v The midget team started'thcir season September 28 showing great defense and potential. This young team is on their way to a very successful and fun year. Due to many injuries and a short bench, Clarke Raiders w*ic defeated 33-9. Good luck in the future girls!' Clarke Junior Girls defeated Saint Stevcifs in both play and points with a score of 19-17. As you can see the game was tense and a good win for the Raiders. Both offense and defense worked worked together to control most of the game and came out with a victory. Congratulations girls for an awesome start to a promising promising season. Senior Boys Volleyball The boys were at York this past weekend against top competition competition from around the province. province. Starling on Friday night, Clarke played 4 fine teams managing to make it out of their pool on Saturday afternoon without too much trouble! But, their quest for another gold came to an end in three games against Donevan in the quarterfinals. quarterfinals. The boys, not satisfied with their play, have vowed revenge on the Oshawa squad! Special mention goes to Ken f Davies who made the All-Star Team for the tournament! The local Tuesday tournaments tournaments have started.* Last week's tournament was at Cobourg East. Clarke played 12 teams from the Kawartha District winning every game. Well, the big wee.kend is approaching. approaching. This Thursday, it's off to Halifax, Nova Scotia by • air. The team is looking for- 'ward to this tournament and expect expect to do well. Thanks to all who contributed to our fund raising efforts and have a Happy Happy Thanksgiving! Peer Counsellor of the Week Barb' Byers Barb enjoys being a peer counsellor this semester as it enables her to be around people and help them with,problems or questions they may have about high school. When Barb is successful successful with an interview it makes her feel good about what # she is doing. Barb comes from a large family, she has three sisters, Jane, Nancy and Catherine,and one brother, Robbie. Tennis, working out, playing baseball and swimming are just a fe,w of the things Barb enjoys. She like to write poetry and read Barb is 17 and in grade 12 at Clarke. Upon completing high school, Barb plans to pursue a career in journalism. This semester Barb is looking after our Guidance Department Bulletin Boards along with her interviews with the Grade Nine Students. J The Great Cow Drop : The Great Cow Drop was a huge success. The entire school body and quite a number of parents attended this first ever fund raiser. The three cows loaned from Mr. Neil Allin and affectionately known as Snap, Crackle and Pop cooperated by completing their tasks by 3:10, just in time for students to catch their buses home. Jennifer Boyle won the third prize of $200.00; Mrs. Ansetsleller won the ghetto blaster for second prize and first prize of a colour television wçnt to Mrs. Mary Stewart. Over four thousand dollars was raised which will assist the Senior Boys Volleyball team to go to Halifax, Nova Scotia this Thanksgiving weekend and will go towards the Senior Band's New Orleans Music Festival Trip next April. Thanks to all of those who bought a ticket ançi to the Orono Co-op for their donation of the ghetto blaster and Hamilton Insurance for their donation of the coloured television. television. PUBLIC NOTICE The Oshawa Competitor! Motorcycle Club will be holding it's Annual Great Pine Enduro October 15th, 1989 Some of the trails in the eastern and western zones .of the Ganaraska Forest will be used. This event will not use the forest's central area. Coming Events Wednesday, October 4th - 7:00 p.m. Senior Band Parent Meeting; Thursday, October 5th - 7:00 p.m. Academic Banquet Grade9 Welcome Day winners on page 9 - held Sept. 15 DURHAM The Regional Municipality of Durham Holiday Closure of Sanitary Landfill Site The CARTWRIGHT TRANSFER STATIQN will be closed on Monday, October 9, 1989, for the Thanksgiving Day Holiday. . Normal operations will resume on Tuesday, October 10, 1989. W.A. TWELVETREES, P. ENG. COMMISSIONER OF WORKS The Corporation of the TOWN OF NEWCASTLE TENDER SEALED TENDERS, clearly marked as to contents, for the contract listed below, addressed to the Corporation of the Town of Newcastle, Office of the Clerk, 40 Temperance Street, Bowmanville, Ontario L1C 3A6, will be received on the forms and in the envelope provided until the specified closing time and date. » " " w - - Tender Documents can be obtained from the Purchasing Office Office at 40 Temperance Street, Bowmanville, Ontario. Tender T89-35 - GRAVEL CRUSHING AND HAULING * (approximately 52,000 tonnes) Closing Time & Date: 12:00 Noon (Local Time) Friday, October 13, 1989 The lowest or any tqnder not necessarily accepted. Mrs. Lou Ann JBirkett 1 Purchasing and Sùpply Agent Telephone: (416) 623-3379 ext. 267 Date of Publication: October 4. 1989 P.O. 2659