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8-Orono Weekly Timtes, Wednesday, May 15, 1991 Orono Fire Cali1s The following fire call was received by the Town of Newcastle Fire Departmnent, Station 3, Orono on Friday, May 10 between 10:05 p.m. and 10:22 p.m. Pumper 3 and tanker 3 re-sponded to a burnîng complaint on Milison Drive. Smuggled cigarettes seized from Ajax womnan Thec RCMP arrested an Ajax woman recently after they seized more than $2,300 worth of Canadian cigarettes that were smuggled ini front the U.S. Cpi. Wayne Gilker said police believe the cigarettes were bought in from the U.S. for about $17 a carton and smuggled back into Canada. The saine cigarettes retail for about $40 a carton in Canada. Gilker said smuggled cigarettes are often sold for about $30 a carton. Tu-Kim Cao, 32, of Ajax, is charged under the Federal Excise Act for selling tobacco without a licence. Meaglian Parker and Natasha Hills (left) of the Kirby Public School show interest ini a display on the uses of electricity as created by Open Houl On Thursday evening, Kirby Public held its Open House and Science Fair. Many'parents and grandparents, family and friends came to see the students work displayed in the hall and classrooms and the many science projects displayed in the gymnasium. Science Fair Co-Ordinator, Terry Hutchinson (grade 4/5 teacher), said this year there were 51 entries. This year the Science Fair was non competitive, and each student who participated happily received a ribbon - the ribbons were special - black with gold printing. Mr. Hutchinson said that the fair was a learning experience not a competition. ,"Participating, learning and developing problem solving skills are what is- important," he added. 'Each participant had an evaluation interview where we asked them questions about their project and gave them suggestions' Ahnost every entry was different and they were ail very well done. After the fair, we heard a recorder recital by Mrs. Petersons grade 3 class. She really lias to be commended for what to me seems a near impossible task - to teachi twenty-three, eight and nine year olds the recorder and have them perform so well. They played four songs beautifully and some students performned solos. We then went to die gym to hear the primary and junior choirs led by Mrs. Peterson and piano accompanixuent by the talented Mrs. Bolton. The primary choir sang an entertaining medley of Four Songs About Cats and the junior choir sang a rhythmic version of "Under the Sea" from the Little Mermaid movie. It was a very successful and enjoyable evening at Kirby. On Friday afternoon Mrs. Gîmblett and lier grade 1 class hosted a Mothers Day Tea. When we entered the classroom, the children seated us and each child served tea, snacks and cake to their mothers, grandmothers or friends. There were cupcakes for the children. Then Mrs. Gimblett had the chidren get into a group to perform Mothers Day songs that Brandon Hilîs. Brandon had also during an open house at the Kirby developed an interesting challenge school last Thursday evening when for those with a steady hand. a good attendance of parents and The display was in the gym, students were presenit. se and Science Fair they had written. Thanks to Mrs. Gimnblett, it was a special day for mothers and students. " air source heat pumps " ground source heat pumps " quality duct design DATE & LOCATION: Looking for .. WINDOWS and DOORS THEN? CHECK US OUT! t774 RYE STREET UNIT 7 PETERBOROUGH 705-741i-4499 ___________________________Windows Doors SINCE 1949 *Ontario Hydro incentives for al eligible heat pumps *choosing a contractor TIME: 6:30 p.m. June 4, 1991 Cobourg Lions Community Centre, 157 Elgin St. E., Cobourg or June, 5, 1991 Oshawa Moose Lodge, 731 Wilson Rd. S., Oshawa For more information, and to reserve your seat at this free seminar, please cail before May 28, 1991. Andrea Sohaffeler, 1-800-263-8028 David Sutherland, Cobourg - 372-3311 Cathy Olmstead, Bowmanville - 623-2561 Seating is limited! Please indicate your preference for location early. Coffee and Donuts serveci ( Ontario Hydro ~'Let's give tomorrow a hand. WANTTO LOWER YOUR ELECTRIC HEATING BILLS and ADD AIR CONDITION ING?.ý CONSIDER A HEAT PUMPA Information A seminar presented by Ontario Hydro and your local utility. Are you interested in learning how to save 30-60% on your present heating bis? Learn about: