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Enrolment Night at Orono Guides 1st Orono Guides held an Enrollment Enrollment night on Monday with seventeen seventeen girls being enrolled. Pictured above (not in order): Trish Tomlinson, Tomlinson, Suzanne Stubbs, Andrew Etamanskie, Sara* Calvo, Sarah Benford, Dayna Drury, Diana Bor- remans, Tara Arnott, Karrie Arm strong, Cathy Hammond, Kimberly Birkett, Rachel Jackson, Crystal- Lee Simpson, Stephanie " Birkett, Mandy Coatham, Amy Jane McAllister and Jennifer Schillings. The theme for the evening was on International Countries. After the enrollment Guests and Guides enjoyed a feast made up of different dishes from other countries. countries. The Guide company has 35 Guides registered this year. May the spirit of Guiding keep growing in Orono. Clarke High School Report With only fifteen school days un- As well as a large variety of til Christmas we find ourselves once music, the evening includes several more squeezing lots of activities in- ; chances for the audience to sing to this brief time period. along with Christmas music. We Congratulations are extended to welcome young and old to this Jennifer ten Westeneid and Scott festive event. Drop in on all or part Hall who came first and second in of the evening, the annual Legion Remembrance Poinsettias Day writing contest at the Senior Thanks to all those people who Level. Their poems will now be. supported our sales campaign. Pick eligible for entry in the zone com- up and delivery date for the plants petition. Good Luck! is Monday, December 11 from 3 - 5 OAC Carollers will continue a p.m. long tradition this year by visiting Penny Drive Durham County Senior Citizens Once again this year, Clarke Lodge, Newcastle Multicare, Mam- ' students will be putting their pen- wood House, Strath Manor and nies together to raise money for thfe Memorial Hospital in Bowman ville Salvation Army. Contests are held on December 5 and spreading the to see which home room can raise Christmas Spirit. the most money for this worthwhile The Junior Stage Band and In- cause. < termediate- Band will play concerts Teachers vs. Clarke Hockey Team at St. Francis Scho.ol, Newton ville On December 15 at 2:30 p.m., the Public School and Newcastle Public student body will witness this first Scjtool on Monday,' December 11. ever event at the Newcastle Arena. The Senior Band, Stage Band and The early betting line is with the Jazz Choir will travel to Kirby youth of the students but the Public School, Orono Public teachers have caginess on their side. School and Strath Manor on Come out and join us. Wednesday, December 13 to spread School Prom some Christmas cheer in the com- , The graduating ^students of munityv • Clarke High School have decided to' Dessert Concert break tradition this year and hold On Thursday, December 14 from their winter prom at school. The en- 7 - 9 p.m. the Music Program will tire staff has been invited and the present its annual Dessert Concert. students have been encouraged to Rather than the traditional format, invite a guest. The theme this year the audience sit at candle-lit tables will be an Old Fashioned Christmas sipping on coffee or tea and mun- and will be held Thursday, ching on dessert supplied by the December 21 at 8:00 p.m. Band Parent, Association. Pines Senior Public News Report The United Way campaign has been in full swing this week at The Pines. There has been a bake sale sponsored by 7D, a sponge throw (at our favourite teachers!) sponsored sponsored by 8A, a game show called Double Dare staged by 8E, a dance run by 8C and a fun fair concocted by 8D. The Fun Fair was held in the lunch hour of Tuesday, November 28. It consisted of many games such as the penny toss, hockey shot, toothpick pickup, beanbag toss, basketball shoot, miniature golf and a candle squirting contest. The Fun Fair was a smashing success because so many students participated. participated. As well, a huge note of appreciation goes out to the following following local businesses who donated prizes:. Orono Co-op, Orono LG.A.;, Not Just Fashions, Mom's Kitchen, Newcastle LG.A. and Can expect no more than 5% waste reduction by recycling Art Leitch, operations director of waste management for Durham told council that recycling would not take the Region to 25 percent reduction in waste by 1993. He said the blue box residential program takes only about five percent of garbage garbage from the waste stream. Leitch calls for a central organic composting program for 1990. The Region is also to consider diversion from waste at the commercial- industrial level. Last week the Region cut back on a number of planned projects for 1990 including a pilot project involving involving blue boxes for apartments, as well as a mixed paper collection and a pilot mixed rigid plastic collection collection in Whitby. The Region also postponed expansion expansion of its recycling drop-off depot system and a demolition and construction recycling program. ' Stedman's. Laurie Walsh won the oil lamp, Vicki Baker and Garett MacDonald won cassettes, Mrs. Brunt and Andrew Hansen won bird feeders, John Rothernel won a cassette case, dinner for two was taken by Mike Dreslinski, nail polish sets went to Roxanne Dezan, Darlene Gillan and William Clark (congratulations, Will!), and a sweater was won by Mark Rutherford. Rutherford. The Pines was honoured to win two first place prizes in the drama categories in the School Board's second second annual history. Competing against intermediate students from across the entire board, Stacy Dun- nigan took the win with her monologue about Laura Secord, entitled "Laura's Choice." Ashley James, Tricia Dubeau, Tristina Hickson, Claire Turner, Jennifer Chaffey, Jennifer Carter, Roxanne Pollard and Jason Twardowski won with a play called "Get The Job Done" about how women in Canada received the vote. On December 6 report cards will be sent home with the students ,and interviews for parents will be held that evening and during the day on ■ December 7. Please contact the school if you have not received the interview form. by Mark Foster and Carolyn Wilson, 7C Orono Weekly l imes, Wednesday, December 6, 1989-3 Orono School Report We are happy to announce the two people who won for the Legion Contest: 1) Junior Poetry Contest -- Charlie Livingston; 2) Junior Essay Contest - Lief Giese. Charlie and Lief will be receiving a plaque and a certificate. This week we have chosen to interview interview Mrs. Wood. Q. How long have you been a secretary? A. Twenty-four years,, but I only worked for fourteen ÿears. Q. How many schools have you been a secretary for? A. Five schools. Q. When did you first start to work as a secretary? A. When I finished High School. Q. Did you ever have a different job before a secretary? A. No. Q. What is your favourite type of music? A. Easy listening, Country and a little little bit of Rock 'n Roll. Q. What is your hobby? A. Reading. Q. How is it different being a secretary in an elementary school than the high school? A. The children are younger, in high school you do one job, but in elementary you have to do all the jobs, and also I give out alot more bandagesThan I do in high school. Q. Do you get off at holidays? A. Yes, I get off at Christmas and March break. This is very exciting fos me. Q. Did you ever have any vacations off when you worked in high school? A. Yes, summer vacation, but that only lasted 3 weeks. A Card of Thanks May we thank all of our friends and neighbours who tielpèd us at the time of our dear sister A nnie's sudden sudden passing and during the following days. A special thanks to our organist Helen Wood and to Rev. Bryan Ransom for his helpful and thoughtful message -- and to the Kendal Ladies who provided and served lunch after the service. The flowers were beautiful and the donations to Kendal Church will continue continue the good work in Annie's memory. Arthur, Mabel, Fred and Family BUS TRIPS "riELLO DOLLY" Musical Comedy at Limelight Dinner Theatre Matinee - February 21, 1990 "CARLTON SHOW BAND" at Deer Park Inn Matinee - March 7,1990 Confirmation for above two events by January 16, 1990 "GERITOL FOLLIES" àt Hamilton Place , Matinee - June 27, 1990 Confirmation by April 1, 1990 Orono, Newcastle and Bowmanville Departures. Phone Lorna 983-5608 Santa's coming to WENDY B's Friday., Dec. 8th 7:00 to-9:00 p.'m. 20% QFF all regular ticketed items Store Hours Mon. - Fri. 9 to 9 Sat 9 to 6 Starts December 7th