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12-Orono Weekly Times, Wednesay, June 26, 1991 Scouts present Annual Swim Up' WinnérJ qrthc ikt Rk Kuueo event Monday, May 27, 1991 was the night the Ist Orono Scouting Organization was proud to present ils Annual Swim Up. Offîciating the evening was the Chairman of our Group Commnittee, Mr. Donald Scott. After each group recited their promise, Diane Lofgren had 10 say goodbye t0 six of the Busy Beavers, who, I'm sure will continue to "Love God and help take care of the world." Ian Borremans, Peter Etmanskie, Johnny Halick, Jason Parker , Justin Standeven and Chris Weeks left the safety of the Beaver Colony 10 swim into a group of Wolf Cubs. Leaders Lynn Finlay, Gord Werry and Terry Weeks, along with the rest of the pack welcomed the newcomners with their traditional Grand Howl. They too, had to send some of their group onto the next stage of Scouting. Having fmnished the Cub Programmne, Wayne Werry, Jeremy Weeks, Greg Finlay, John Hendry, Tim Hegarty and Anthony DiBartolomeo promise tè continue 10 serve God, the Queen and so a good turn. They were then greeted by a very rousing three cheers lead by Shane Gylytiuk and aided by Marg Bradley, Tim Bradley and Glen Barnard, along with a really enthusiastic group of Scouts. Our local Heather Rebekah Lodge recognizes the bard work these boys put into having fun by awarding one Scout and one Cub, an annual trophy. Representing the Lodge, Darlene Hardy was on hand to presenit Cub of the Year Timi Hegarty and Scout of the Year Johin Richardson with their well deserved honours. A plaque also decorates the wall in the United Church for ail to see present and past achievers. On behaîf of the Group Committee I wish 10 take this opportunity to thank those leaders and parent helpers who have taken s0 many hours of their free time and devoted it t0 our sons. You really do make a difference!!! Deana Ross was the top at the school. winner from Orono School in the Clayton Pattison was also Bike Rodeo and as such was awarded a trophy having the presented with a bile last week by largest number of pledges of the Dave Stacheruk of the Kinsmen five schools. assisted by Ian Golder, principal Scott Sawyer, Amanda Gustar, The Orono school received a Five school, Newtonville, Brett Maartense and Paula sum of $ 309.00 from the -event. Newcastle, Orono, Kirby and St. Partner were among, the winners Other schools also received Francis were ail represented at the to be recognized from the Orono cheques recently with Newcastle Rodeothrough p[participation of Public School in taking part in the being provided with a sum of their student. reent Kinsmen Bike Rodeo. $587.00 for its part in the Rodeo. 1SPANISH CLAMS 3 tbsp olive oil 1 medium onion, finely chopped 3 ounces of prosclutto ham, biced 1/4 cup Dry Sack Sherr 2 dozen cherrystone clams Warmn the oA over moderately high heat. Add onion and sauté for 1 miinute. Reduce heat 10 low, cover skillet and cook slowly for 15 minutes, until the onion is tender. Stir in the ham. Add the sherry and clams. Increase the heat te, moderate, cover and cook until the clams open, abouit 5 minutes. Serve hot. GARLIC CHICKEN WINGS 8 chicken wings, 1 1/2 - 2 lbs 1/4 cup olive oil 10 large garlic cloves 1 tbsp brandy 1/2 tsp all-purpose flour 1/4 cup Dry Sack Sherry 1/4 cup chicken stock Sait 1 tbsp minced parsley Pinch of saffron 3 peppercorns, coarsely cracked Divide the wings at the joint mbt 2 pieces caclh. ln large skillet, heat the oil until it begins to smioke. Add the chicken wings and whole garlic cloves and sauté over mod- erately high. heat until golden, about 10 miutes. Remove the gar- lic and put it in a small bowl. Add the brandy to the skillet and ignite with a match. As soon as the, flames subside, sprinkle in the flour. Stir in the sherry, stock and sait to taste. Cover and simmer for 10 minutes. Mash the garlic, add the parsley, saffron and pepper- corns and mix 10 a paste. Add mixture int the skillet, stir to com- bine and continue cooking,. covered, for 10 minutes longer. Queei- of the fFair Corttest Calling ail Girls! Between 1 7 Years to 23 Years of Age To Represent Durham Central Fair At Orono September 5th, 6th, 7th, 8th Be part of the parade, present ribbons, prizes to winners Queen wiII receive $1 25.00 in cash plus over $400.00 in prizes First runner-up -wiIl receive $1 00.00 in cash and over $200.00 worth of prizes. Second runner-up wiIl receive $50.00 in cash and over $1 50.00 worth of prizes. Ail other contestants wiII receive $35.00 in cash and over $75.00 worth of prizes. Rules Include: 1) Resident of Canada for the past 2 years 2) Resident of Fair District for 6,months. (Bowmanville, Orono, Newcastle,' Courtice). 3) Must be 17 years old by August i st, 1991. Contact - Colleen Francey 983-5991 or, Mary, Clapdorp 983-5409 Deadlinle: August l6th, 1991