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8-Orono Weekly. Times, Wednesday, October 18, 1989 our ability to live in harmony with Brian and Suzanne Elston, Suzanne being a most active member of the Nuclear Awareness Project group and spearheaded the move for a monument and time capsule at the Darlington Generating Station, with their children view the completion of the project. Nuclear Awareness Project (intended for week of Oct. 11th) After overstuffing ourselves with turkey, we are back to school again for a relatively calm week which should give us a chance to recuperate. Girls Basketball Midget Clarke Midgets faced Port Hope on October 2nd. The girls improvement improvement was shown clearly by the score. The game was tight from the first drop of the ball. Things are looking up! Their next game is October October 11 at Clarke High School. Good luck girls! Sports News Senior Boys Volleyball The Senior Boys Volleyball Team have returned safe and sound from their tournament in Halifax with a -silver medal. With a record of 8 .wins and 3 losses, the team defeated last year's winners Cole Harbour, Charlottetown Rural, Ascension and Brockville to find themselves against P.E.l.'s Westisle in the finals. Westisle, boasting five provincial provincial members, played with a varying offense and a solid defence. The Clarke boys kept the games close but eventually fell after two hard games. Special mention goes to Ken Davies and Mike Tait who were among the six players to make the all-star .team. Still, the team had a great time in Halifax,'and would like to thank everyone one more time for helping them get there. Their overall recorcj now is 56-11. Juniors On October 2, Junior Clarke Raiders came out shaky at lirst. By the end of the first quarter the girls were losing 12 to 2. As things picked picked up to the end of the 3rd quarter the score was 18 to 18. The juniors worked together to become victorious victorious once again. What a way to start a season! Congratulations! Top scorer goes to Megan Davies who earned 16 points. It must be said that C'ait lin Jess and Janice Rickard both played awesome strongly opposes nuclear power and through their effort have completed thç monument at an unveiling ceremony held last week at the gates of the Darlington Nuclear Generating Station. In addressing those present for the ceremony Elston said it was seven generations ago that this part of the world was civilized. That defense and offense retrieving three-quarters of the rebounds. But all in all this win was earned by the whole team struggling on a comeback. comeback. On October 5, the junior girls faced St. Mary's and came out defeated only in points. The girls had endless opportunities but the ball was bouncing wrong for our Raider's. The score was 16 to 15. No sweat girls, keep up the good work! Senior The Senior Girls Basketball team came out undefeated after their first 2 games to start the season. The first was played October 5 in Port Hope, the girls outp^yed the other tèam both in offense and defense controlling most of the game and came out victorious with a score 28, to 21." The next game was played at St. Mary's. The girls won over St. Mary's with a score of 41-7. The girls showed great defense keeping St. Mary's in the single digits while the offense scored 41 points. High scorers are Trish Daize and Kertdal Eady. Way to go girls, keep up the „ good work as . you defend your Kawarlha championship! Academic Banquet On the evening of Thursday, October October 5th, Clarke High School held its annual Academic Awards Banquet. Banquet. Certificates of Academic Achievement were awarded to * students enrolled in grades 9 to 11 last year and whos'e final average placed them in the top 75 students in those grades. Various departments departments in the school also presented awards to students for high academic achievement in specific subjects. Approximately 180 parents and students attended the banquet. Certificates were awarded to the students by Ms. D. Stewart, Chairperson of The Northumberland Northumberland and Newcastle Board of Education, Ms. D. Nowlan and Mr. B. Carman, Trustees for Ward 3 and Mr. C. Kennedy, Area nature. The monument now holds a time capsule to be opened in another seven generations, year 2129. The capsule contains comments from individuals and groups on both sides of the issue. Superintendent for The Northumberland Northumberland and Newcastle Board of Education. Casey De Plaa, Prime Minister of Clarke High School Student Council acted as Master of Ceremonies for the evening. evening. The following 75 students received received Certificates of Achievement: Ken Verwoert, Leslie Plazek, Craig French, Cameron Esler, Jeffery Walters, Eileen Beier, Kristian Dart, Ramee Cyr, Karen Jury, Roy Mitchell, Andy Rorabeck, Sheila Hacked, Michael Gunter, Barbara Crowther, Steve Verwoert, Juanita Biersteker, Denise Bugden, Cindy Tamblyn, Darren Currie, Julie Troost, Carl Brown, Janic.e Rickard, Stacey Kalges, Daniel Walters, Michael Martin, Tanya Jones, Jeffery Baker, Allison Cochrane, Mathew Stephenson, Çaitlin Jess, Jason Brown, Nicole French, Batool Rizvi, Jason Marleau, Melanie Rypstra, Lisa Twadowski, Tammy DeJong, Angela De Laat, Jill Brown, Michele Rutherford, Mark Pierce, Daniel Smith, Julie Kidd, Jennifer Tenwesteneid, Brendenn Bates, Candace Vey, Tina Millson, Laurie Sokoljuk, Steven VanderSchee, Lesley Westheuser, Jennifer Skinner, Skinner, Heather Gerrow, Debra Kelleher, Sean Winning, Briar Ransberry, Danielle Donald, Tammy Tammy Shaw, Patricia Reid, Scott Dyball, Todd Gray, Mark Plummer, Plummer, Alecia Sokoljuk, Tammy Milton, Rebecca Bickell, Jan Farrow, Farrow, Nicole Yaworski, Todd Jones, Elizabeth Oxenham, Brian Mereweather, Lucy Woods, Kate Barry, Mark Tranter, Sophie Pedias, Jennifer Vanderstarre, Kevin Morton. Department awards were presented to Kevin Morton, Eileen Beier, Dan Walters, David Mudd, Roy Mitchell, Sophie Pedias and Jeff Walters for Art. Awards for high standing in Industrial Industrial Arts were presented to Steve Verwoert, Stacey Klages, Alan Nesbitt, and Brent- Osmond. Mathematics awards were received by Jill Brown, Ken Verwoert and Michael Martin. , The English department made presentations to Rebecca Bickell, Hcther Gerrow, Leslie Plazek, ' Sherry Stoneburg, Tammy Dejong, Carl Brown, Dan Smith, Casey Sarginson, Raymond Adams, and Karen Jury. Peer Counsellor Our peer counsellor featured this week is Tammy Milton. Tammy lives in the Kendal area with her mom, dad, brother and two sisters as well as her cat, dog, fish and hamster! She moved here about five years ago from Kincardine, Ontario. Ontario. Tammy is a grade twelve student at Clarke. She hopes to graduate at the end of June and then enter a two year course in Law Enforcement Enforcement at a college. Tammy hopes to become a police officer, although she is not sure if she'll be an O.P.P. ' or municipal officer, working in this area or not. She really enjoys being a peer counsellor because it gives her an opportunity to meet a lot of new people both inside and outside the school. She doesn't really have a hobby, unless you include talking, joking around with friends and going going for long walks when the weather is really nice.-. Tammy Milton, Peer Counsellor Music Notes * As well as the Senior Band and Senior Stage Band'being in'full gear now, this year we have a newly formed Junior Stage Band consisting consisting of grade 9,and 10 students. In addition, Mr. Sword and Mr. Nicholas have formed a jazz choir. Both groups will make their debuts at .the December 7 Christmas Dessert Concert. The Senior Band will be selling various frozen meats from McGregor meats. Proceeds will go towards the New Orleans Band Festival in,April. For further information information please call Keith Nicholas at the school (987-4771). Coming Events October 18th - Progress Reports and Newsletters went home V: October 20th - Commencement October 26th - Parent's Night Clarke High School News (October 16 - 20, 1989) This is Progress Report week at Clarke High School. Reports will come home on Wednesday, October October 18, 1989 with the students. Many of our graduating students will be returning home from Colleges Colleges and universities to attend Commencement on Friday, October October 20, 1989. Sports News Senior Girls Basketball Clarke played Cobourg West on Wednesday, October 11 in Cobourg. The game was tight as both teams were hungry for a win. Clarke was defeated for the first time this season. Congratulations to Denise Bugden. Kendal Eady and Trish Daize who all had a strong, aggressive game. The Seniors attended a Cobourg East Tournament on Saturday, October October 14. The first game was won by the Raiders in overtime. Congratulations Congratulations to Trish Daize who had a game high of 15 points. The second second game was also a victory for our seniors in another close round which put them in the semi finals against Campbell ford. The game was tense with the scoreboard favoring both sides. In the end, the Campbellford girls defeated our ,Clarke Raiders which put them in (Cotitinued page 10) The Corporation of the TOWN OF NEWCASTLE TENDER T89-40 SEALED TENDERS for the Contract specified below, submitted submitted to the Corporation of the Town of Newcastle, Office of the Clerk, 40 Temperance Street, Bowmanville, Ontario, L1C 3A6, are invited and will be received by the Clerk untij the specified closing time and date: TENDER T89-40 - Construction of Services, Fire Station No. 4, Trulls Road, Lot 31/32, Concession 2/3, Darlington < Closing Time and Date: 12:00 Noon (Local Time) Friday, October 27,1989 The work for the Fire Department of the Town of Newcastle involves the provision of a water service and fire hydrant to the Fire Station including internal connection of new water services. Plans, specifications and r tender documents can be obtained at the Office of Totten Sims Hubicki Associates, P.O. Box 398, 1A King Street East, Cobourg, Ontario, K9A 4L1 for a $20.00 non-refundable fee payable to the Consultants on or after Friday, October 20, 1989. An Agreepipnl to Bond and a bid deposit in the amount specified in the tender documents must accompany each bid submitted. * The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Mrs. Lou Ann Birkett. „ Purchasing and Supply Agent Tovyn of Newcastle Téléphoné: (416) 623-3379 ext, 267 ■Totten Sirbs Hubicki Associates Consultants 1A King Street East, P.O. Box 398 ' Cobourg, Ontario K9A 4L1 Telephone: (416) 372-2121 Date of Publication: October 18. 1989 P.O. 2700 Clarke High School News Report