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t-OIIN() ~l*IK~N I'INilS. pI:CM li Iith, 1911 '1<>gie IIV w~ill toi. Ilie renla I'I e l4oa rd oi E<luca tion faîst wtek Ivesed( a dec-ision tha:t 11;J0 the grotiids 'of fie( BoW'înaiiville school closed 1)ii l i.11. o 7 zi.1n. 'l'h fil( vear k'I) loft open l or hie flu l 24 fioulis 1to la Veaccess l'or po<lice anîd the fire IJ*AvIN<; pi'e Boai'd of educal(ion has îiic fsel a ('onirittc of, three boarirnieniblers and repre- soa Ive'rom tlhe Caniada Capwr(entre and the C'obourg aind D)istrict Council Io consider the early leaving (>1 schooll)y students of 14 and 15 years of* age. UNTI)CURSCommencement Awards Oroîîo Pastor-al Charge 1ev. B. E. Long,1 B.Th. Listed below are the award mencemient Exercises held at winnerCs a! the recent Com- the Clarke Hugli School. ONTARIO SCHOLARS Janice Caldwell Carol Barnett_ ~Betty Adegeest John Van Nie jenhuis It takes energy to make hot water.* Let's fot waste it. Whatever kind of water heater you have, t makes good sense to use water carefully, to conserve energy. Here are a few tips which may help to avoid waste. O)RGANIST & CHOIR DIRECTOR Douglas Dewell SUN DAY, DEC. 15th, 1974 ORONO UNITED CHURCII Church School - 10: 00 a.m. Worship Service - 11:1S a.m. (Sundaiy School White Gift Sunday) KIRBY UNITEDCHURCIl Worship Service - 9:45 a.m. Church School - 11: 00 a.M. Dia -A-Thought 983-9151 WATSON'S Marine and Cycle Orono Phone 983-5343 PRINCE CRAFT BOATS Alouette Snow Mobiles McCuUoch Chainx Saws Repairs to al niakes ai Lawn Mowers and 2 and 4 cycle Engluesu ALLOUETTE SNOWMOBILES Clairke Public L1B5%RAÀR Y Monday, Tueeday, Thursday and Frlday 6:30 to 8:30 p.m.. Monday, Thursday, yFriday Afternoons 2:.30 to 5:00 p.m. Satttrday 10:00 to 12:00 a.m. ST. SAVIONRS ANGLICAN Established 1869 Regular Sunday Worsip Service - 10:00 a.m. Holy Communion- First and Third Sundays Morning Prayer- Second and Fourth Sundays Holy Baptism by appointmnent xith Rector 987-4745: Rev. Hi. Robert Hayne, B. A., 1.Th. Orono Building Contractor 1 Brick - Block - Concrete Stone Work Carpentry - Cabinet Work Floors - lTue 983-5441 Orono1 t'HIE LANCASTER AWARD For highest standing in Year 4 Science Isobel Davidson THE STORKS AWARD For proficience in Vear 5 Latin Anita Pigeon THE PROF. JOHN SQUAIR AWARD For highest standing in Year 4 French Cathy Dwyer THE ARMSTRONG STORE AWARD. Tracie Stutt For highest standing in Year 4 Home Economics THE NEWCASTLE LIONS CLUB AWARDS For highest standing in Year 4 Geography Tim Blaker For highest standing in Year 4 Mathematics Arthur Groot For highest standing in Year 3 History Maxwell Burrows THE LADIES AUXILIARY 0F THE BOWMANVILLE BRANCH THE ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION AWARDS For highest standing in Year 4-English and enrolment in Year 5 Arthur Groot For highest standing in Year 2 History John Cornish THE LORNEJOHNSON AWARD For highest standing in Year 3 Biology Mary vander Heyden THE'ST. JOSEPH'S PARISH COUNCIL 0F THE CATHOLIC WOMEN'S LEAGUE AWARD For highest standing in Year 5 GeographyD)awn Witherspoon THE CANADIAN IMPERIAL BANK 0F COMMERCE AWARD For highest standing in Commercial Debbie Adams THE BOWMANVILLE BRANCH 0F THE ROYAL, CANADIAN LEGION AWARD For highest standing in Vear 2 English Verna Jordan [HE VICKERY ELECTRIC AWARD For proficiencv in Industrial Arts Steve Drvden THE WOMEN'S AUXILIARY 0F THE BOWMANVILLE MEMORIAL H-OSPITAL BURSARY * Awarded to the student taking an approved course leading to a Nursing career Ruth Chater THE BOB BEST MEMORIAL AWARD Presented by Mr. R. Best Ken Boyd THE FRANK HOAR AWARD For highest standing in Year 5 French Anita Pigeon THE ORONO WEEKLY TIMES AWAR D For highest standing in Year 5 English Sheila Kennedy THE S.B. RUTHERFORD AWARD11 For outstanding achievement in Year 5 Bio 1Brian Mikios THE R.B. R1CKARD AWARD For highest standing in Year 5 History Martin Mostert THE CURVPLY WOOD PRODUCTS LTD. AWARD For proficiency in Year 5 Mathermatics and Science and enrolment in a Canadian University Janice Caldwell THE BOWMANVILLE ROTARY CLUB AWARD For prof iciency in Year 5 Sheila Kennedy ELMER'S GARAGE AWARD For proficiency in Art Joan Gerrow THE BOWMANVILLE BRANCH 0F THE ROYAL CANADIA LEGION SCHOLARSHIP For highest standing in Year 5 Janice Caldwel *THE STUTT'PHAÂRMACY AWARD For academic achievement and taking an approved course leadine to a Hosital career Carol Chatterton THE SMART'S ESSO AWARD For academic achievemnent and to encourage further education John Van Nie jenhuis THE ROLPH HARDWARE AWARD For proficiency in Year 5 Martin Mostert P. THE THOS. MONTAGUE SCTUOLARSH1IP Ruth Paterson Robert Northrup s THE T[OMS AND SONS AWARD 0F MERIT For academi'c achievement and to encourage further education John Van Niejenhuis THE MATHEMATICAL ASSOCIATION 0F AMERICA AWARD For highest standing in Clarke High School r -Seiior Mathemýatics Betty Adegeest THE ORONO HEATI-ER REBEKAH LODGE AWARD I For proficiency in Year 5 and to encourage further education Carol Barnett CLARKE HIIGH SCHOOL FIELD DAY AWARDï Midget Girl Champion Janet Lovekin Midget Girl Runner-Up Michelle Fenneli & Tina Van Nie jenhuis Junior Girl Champion Mary Ann De Witt Junior Girl Runner-Up June Kimbaîl Senior Girl Champion Yvonne Schoenmnaker Senior Girl Runner-UjpC Ruegger, Lilly Woo and Peggy De Witt Mlidget Boy Champion Graydon Moore NldeByRunner-Up Timr Jenikins Mfidget Boy CaiinBrad IHillis Junior Boy Cm pion UpJohn Corinsh Senlior Boy Chamipion KnBy Senior Boy Runner-Up Garth Moore THE 1'l'oPHYCRAFT 'AWARL', For swortsmianshipaamongý girls Irenie Vogels THE LYONS AND KEE',NAN AWARD For sportsmnanship amiong boys Garth Moore TUE WARREN JOIINSTON MEMORIAL, TROPHY T< the football player judged by his coaches and teami mates to be the most dedicated Bill Wagar 'I1E STUDJ1)E NT COI1 IN CIL1,PI1N Tlo tHc Past pre,(slîents (ol the Student CoýUnvii Tracy Myýers andf Larry Lunn1 You'II use Iess hot water in the Iaundry if you wash only full Ioads. If your washing machine has a water level selector, choose the right amount for the size of the Ioad. If YOL A dripping tap or. shower head wastes a surprising amount of hot water, and they're both easy to fix. Longi u have a dishwasher, donWt use it until it's f ully Ioaded. runs of exposed hot water pipe should be insulated. While thé Cascade water heater is designed to use electricity efficiently, if's up to you-to use it wisely, flot wastef ully. Men's shirts hoth Hicock and Gold Crest both plan and patterenied in ail sizes. Price from $9.00 - $12.00 A recent shipmlent will give you a choice Î of stnart new ties foretlmn mnadboys. ~Priced fr 1.89 -25$2.25 G1~î&m& '8lppers Buvy her a pair of smnart comnfortable slippers in white, îvory, red, pink or bine. Priced from $3.49 - $7.00 ARMSTROG' S À 1 1 M,