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Orono WeekIy Tinmes, Wedneuday, Junuary 31, 1990-7 then, each grave was dug by hand. .Can you imagine how much work is required of "one" man, digging, purely with a pick-axe and shovel, to keep six graves available at al times?' As a matter of interest Lynne and 1 spent our honeymoon there, (ail seven days of it! ) - in his house 1 mean, not in the cemetry?!!! Before she returned to ber base (she was in the R.A.F.) and 1 went back to sea. 1 only saw this man once more, when we visited him with our first born daughrer, before 1 went overseas again with the Commando Brigade.- His wife had died previous to this, and he lived alonc, he also died while 1 was away, - (1 think, from a broken heart,) but I've neyer forgotten the finest man I've ever known. He was my father. Just George Advertise in the Orono. Times 983-5301 The, above group of Pines Senior Canada'. Stacey Dunnigan, in a Public school students in competing solo effort, also gained a first place at the board-wide History Fair held position in her category with a play recently in Bowmianville took two about Laura Secord, "How I Got first place awards, both in the My Pension". drama department. The History Fair included some As a group they presented a play en- projects, Videos and Drama presen- titled 'How Women Got the Vot in tations. Sports, con tin ued Orono J&M Tykes lose to Bowmanville On Saturday, January 27 the Orono J & M Custom Tykes lost to Bowmanville Rotary Tykes by the score of 3 to 1. Bowmanville got off to a fast start scoring 2 goals in the first 3 minutes of the game. Orono regrouped and had several good scorîng chances, 'but it was Bowmanville that scored late in the first perîod to take a 3-0 lead. Orono started a come back with a goal late in the second period on a nice passing play. Dave Lammers started the play, passing to Brodie Hutton, who passed to Andrew Beacock, who made a nîce shot in the bottom corner of the net. The third period had lots ofecimnt with both teamns having good scor- ing chances. Over the entire game Orono out played Bowmanville, but the Bowmanville goalie stopped al of Orono's chances. Orono playes played a strong game, as well goalie Jonathan black made some fine stops. Next gamne is Friday, February 2 at 7:15 p.m. against Newcastle. Pines Senior Public News Report The Pines Senior Public newspaper report this week has a lot of interesting and enjoyable reports for you to read. This week's, interview is with secretary Mrs. Ross. Mrs. Ross is a new secretary at the Pines Senior Public. ýhe is really enjoying work- ing with the staff and students. Before she was a secretary she helped the school by being a parent volunteer. Mrs. Ross is at the school every morning to take phone calîs and get the announcements ready for the morning. She also does quite a bit of typing and works on the computer system. The Ottawa trip is for the grade seven students. This will be the l5th year that the Pines Senior Public School has been going to the Ot- tawa trip. This year the students will be leaving for the Ottawa trip on May 22 at 7:30 a.m. and returning home on May 25. We are pleased to announce that the two buses for the Ottawa trip, have been filled. The grade eight girls who are try- out for'the basketball team are: .u',na Allun Laura Notton, Eryn Newman, Darlene Gillan, Angie Prybeck, Michelle Kennedy, Leslie Dyball, Crystal Edwards, Andrea, Hartmann, Vicki Baker, and Alison Martin. After a few more practices the coaches will cut the team down into eight players. Good Luck Girls!!! Interim reports wîll be out on January 31, 1990. Not everyone gets one. The Interim reports are for the people who are having trou- ble in a subi ect and an Interim report tells you what to practice. On Thursday, January ;5 Mr. Parrington took four students from the Pines to a Quest For Knowledge meet in Cobourg. The four students were ail grade eight students. They are: Tom Tamblyn, Ticia Dubeau, Jason Twardowski, and Aaron Staples. The Pines won their first game against M. J. Hobbs and lost their second game against Stockdale. The schools that took part in the, Quest For Knowledge meet were: Burnham, Roseneath, North Hope Central, Brighton, Percy Centen- niaI, Castleton, Thomas Gilbard, C. R. Gummow, Dale Road, The Pines, M. J. Hobbs and Stockdale. At Quest, For Know ledge you have to answer a lot of questions. Pictured above: (back row) Tristina Hickson, Jennifer Carter, Stacey Dunnigan, Jennifer Chaf- fey, Jason Twar dowski, Carolyn Wilson, (front row) Tricia Dubeau, Claire Turner, Ashley James and Roxanne Pollard. Just George. 1 once knew a man wbo was in- strumental in sbaping my ife. 1 didn't really get to know him until I was in my early teens, and he would be -in bis late 50's, -but we-had alot in common, the chief example being that 1, (as you already know) joined the Royal Marines, and be was also a retired pensioner from that distinguished group of men. Because 1 was destined to travel the world in my new role, we saw each other very infrequently, and of course a war intervened, thereby aggravating our comrade-ship even further. When the bombing of London became intense be wîsely decided to selI bis bouse, and move to the "supposedly" safe tranquility of the countryside. And so he and bis wife travelled to, and bought a house in a small village, (very similar in many respects to Orono). However this peaceful area changed abruptly when a large R.A.P. air- field was constructed nearby, used almost entirely for the training of night bomber crews. It didn 't take long for the enemy to find out about this, and they fre- quently sent nigbt flyer planes over to shoot down these planes, whicb, witb untrained crews, were literally unable to protect themnselves. It just 50 happened that this man, who had been active ail his life, took on the job of grave-digger in the local cemetry. However due to the number of R.A.F. casualities, he was "requested" to have six open graves available, at ail times. Bearing in mind the fact that modern digging equipment, in corn- mon use today, wasn't available The four students involved said, "They were hard questioiis.'" The boys basketball teamn is still practising very bard and they wil pick the grade eigbt basketball teamn very scoon. Mr. Smith, Mr. Stevens and Mr. Woods are the coaches for tbe team. 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Explanations and details of the properties affected may be obtained, during normal office hours, from the office of the Planning and Development Department, 40 Temperance Street, Bowmanville, Ontario, or by calling the Planning Department at 623-3379. The Meeting required pursuant to Section 210(105) of the Municipal Act wiIl be held as follows: DATE: Monday, Fsburay 5th, 1990 TIME: 9:30 A.M. PLACE: Caunicil Chambers 40 Temperance Street, Bowmanvllle Council shahl hear any person who dlaims that helshe will be adversely affected by the by- law and who applies to be heard by.contacting the Clerk's Department. Franklin Wu, M.C.l.P. Director of Planning and Development 40 Temperance S treet g BOWMAN VILLE, Ontario Date of Publications: January 10, 1990 January 17, 1990 January 24, 1990 January 31, 1990 P.O. No. 3540