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Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday. March lSt, 1978-5 muse League Team COUNCIL BRIEFS HIRE PLANNING DIRECTOR The Town of Newcastle Monday passed a by-law officially appointing Leonard Milne Director of Planning for the Town of Newcastle. By resolution the salary was set at $25,000.00 per annum. A further by-law was also passed appointing Larry Sim- pson as by-iaw enforcement officer for the Town -of Newcastle. WANTS APPROVAL 0F OFFICIAL PLAN The Town at a speciai meeting of council on Feb- ruary 2th passed a resolution asking the Minister of Hous- ing to forthwith approve of the Durham Regional Officiai Plan which had been adopted by the Regional council on Juiy 14th, 1976. The Town points to a number of needs for the plan to be approved in -order that the Town could conduet its work in planning. APPROVE B ALL PARK IMPROVEMENTS The Town approved an expendîture of $4,000 by the Newcastle Lions Club to make improvements to the Newcastle Village bail park and to complete fencing of the property. The town is to seek the applicable grants. Bolens® big wonter special M Heavy duty 24 or 26" auger 0 two-stage action M Tecumseh Snow King engine 0 220 rotational discharge chute 0 ail controls console mounted, waist-high and handy Act now. Get a Bolens snowth rower Rolph Domninion Hardware Phone 983-5207 Orono, Ontario B-&C Car Care Spoecia lists 39 ehrhS. omnil * 623-5988s *e specialize in: * Simonizing ee* Car Cleanup * Siliconing * Ail work guaranteed Orono Public School News There will be a speciai meeting at the school on April 13, 1978 to explain C.T.B.S., S.R.A. AND S.O.B.A.R. at 17:30 hours. The next dancing lesson wiil be Thursday, March 9th at 15:30 hours with Mrs. Smart. The arena fund is moving aiong well in the school with our next presentation on March lst, 1978: Green Thumb Club is tak- ing orders for wooden potted plant hoiders unitil March Ith. The cost wiil be $1.50. 1hese wiii hol a pot up to six inches li diameter. The kindergarten students are busiiy painting, pasting, coiourîng and printing report cards to take home to mom and dad. They are stili awaiting the hatching of the eggs in the incubator. Mrs. Deremo's class is making doil quilts. They wil have a draw at the fun fair for them. Cathy Barr, Gr. 4. The pupils of pod B are hoping to go to Maple Leaf Gardens on Tuesday, April 4th, 1978, to see the Shriners Circus. The cost per pupil is' $3.25. Tickets are sold on first come - first served. We wouid appreciate the money by Wednesday, March 1. Bah, bhal Hit the wall Hurry back before you fali. Hurry back to me, and then I wili throw you out again. Here lies a bully, Who wasn't s0 wise H e picked on a fellow, Who was his own size. Rhonda Abramoff, Gr. 5. Minor House League Floor Hockey Points Cougar - 99 Panthers - 94 Cobras - 81 Dragons - 74 Goals Brent Hutton - 8, Cathy McCullough - 3, Don Keetch - 6, Catherine Mudd - 2, Bill Buchanan - 6, Dana Shetier.- 1, Brad Roberts - 5, Loretta Deriet - 1, Kevin Hartwig - 5, Leanne Lycett - 1. Al-star playoffs eachWed- nesday a t noon, 12: 40 to 1: 00. Cougars vs. Cobras Mar. 1 Panthers vs. Dragons Mar. 8 Wînners pay Mar. 15 Darren Lewis, Gr. 3 Love Neyer kiss B y the garden gate. Love is biind But the neighbours ain't. Kim Patterson. Short Stories My Dream One night 1 dreamed that I was a huge whale and I was a friend of three people. 1 lived in one of the biggest tanks in the world. One day I went in a big ship into the sea. I was scared. Once I expiored the sea 1 was not scared. 1 found a school of whales. I was kiiled by whale hunters. When I awoke, 1 rolled out of bed. My brother rolled on top of me and woke up too. I cut my finger and just then mother came into Wake us up because it was ten o'clock. When my mother, father and brother came down, I told them my dream. Then we had break- fast and watched T.V. Keith German, Gr. 2. ea s- p resea-is * ~ ll r), u~.L eo eeU4aci a eoeyb e4Ef eHRSLMEKPWO 623-7596y or eer ý 1 ............... -