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Orono WeekIy Tms enedy ue ,10 N1-lews Report- from the Pines Senior Public School School Play From Wednesday, May 19th te Friday, June 21, the public and the students frem the feeder schools at The Pines were treated te an "Academy winning" performance of "Happy Daze" (by W. Gleason) -a light-hearted comedy set in the ý-fifties. Both the cast and the crew are te be congratulated for their months' et hard work and dedicated rehearsing. Directer Ms. Wilson and assistant directors, Ms. Kelly and Mr. Kerr are te be heartily thanked for their heurs of excellent coaching and commitment. The cast and crew mnembers consisted et: Cast - Aaron Gordon, Ryan DeWulf, Sarah Leney, Chad Fuller, Melissa Keeler, Stephen Grant, Emily Tufts, Carnie White, Dan MacDonald, Craig Obrist, Deepak Angl, Erin Muizelaar, Aaron McDonald, Jennifer Schillings, Gil lian Lucy, Scot MacDonald, Connie Fluke, Tanya Goral, Sara Demeter, Marcia Bragg, Enica Hawkshaw, Jennica Fernistrom, and Tanya Ferguson. Crew - Georgina Katsiapis, Bnîanne Lloyd, Christa Robinson, Kerry Swerdfiger, Shallon Allun, John Armishaw, Melissa Bowen, Kari Francis, Andrea. McManus, Clistina Reed, Laura Wood and Vicky Robbins. The Ottawa Experience by Kelly O'Neill The grade seven students at The Pines went'te Ottawa from Tuesday, May 25 te Fniday, May 28. The trip was educational, interesting and fun! Some et the places we visited were: The Parliam ent Buildings, the Supreme Court, the Mint and many museums. We were very busy! For two night we stayed at Carleton University in Ottawa and on Thursday we left fer Kingston where we stayed overnight at Queen's University. We toured Old Fort Henry, Celebrity Sports and other interesting places. By Friday, we were starting te slow down and it was a much more, tired group et students who disembarked te The Pines when we returned! We all enjoyed ourselves and would like te thank the parent volunteers and the teachers for the extra-special care and long heurs which they endured te make sure that we had both an educational and an enjoyable time! Three Pitch Basebali by Trevor Richards Everyone had a great tîme at the Mixed Three Pitch Basebal Tournament! The Pines players did exceptionally well with the Senior Team winning the geld medal and the Junior Team winning the Silver medal! The grade eight Senior team defeated the following teams: North Hope, B.S.P.S., M.J. Hobbs, Dr. Hawkins. The Pines, defeated B.S.P.S. 4-3 in a very exciting championship game. The-coach Mr. McKelvey was very proud et his team's ýkilI and sportsmanship. The grade seven Junior team played well losing a close ganie to M.J. Hobbs 4-2 h tî championshij ý -g. k - the coach, was very proud ef al ef his players. Grade seven team: Laura Spencer, Vicky Robbins, Brianne Snell, Chandra Ambdco, Stephanie Spencer, Lyndsey Holmes, Lucas Leskiw, Chris Peldiak, Richard Harvie, Stephen Barber, Jamie Allin, Dan MacDonald, Vince Norton. Coach Mr. Hansen. Grade eight team: Trevor Richards, Scett MacDonald, Scot MacKay, Riîcardo McLean, Ian Crookshank, Bryan Landry, Lisa Smith, Leslie West, Christina Reed, Jenny Ellis, Cindy Ross, Amanda Rogers. Coach Mr. McKelvey. Track and Field by Trevor Richards On Tuesday, June 2, there was approximately ninety-four percent of The- Pin-es population participating in the track and field day. Everyone had a great lime and four new records were set! Jenny Ells tied her sister's record in the 1500 m race: Vicky Robbins broke the bail throw record and Scott MacDonald broke both the bail throw and the 200 m race. Wdll donc! The Indivîdual Medal winners were: Junior Girls: - Gold - Jennifer Woodcock; Silver - Laura Spencer; Bronze - tie - Stephanie Spencer and Pam Towler Junior Beys: Gold - tie - Jason Knox and Dan MacDonald; Silver - Matt Perry; Bronze - Jeremy Weeks Intermediate Girls: Gold - Jenny Ellis; Silver - tie - Christina Reed and Katrina Hartmann; Bronze - Tanya Ferguson Intermediate Boys: Gold - Trevor Richards; Silver - Stephen Barber; Bronze - Trevor Baker Senior Girls: Gold - Amanda Rogers; Silver - Reagan Merrili;, Bronze - Erin Muizelaar Senior Beys: Gold - Scott MacDonald; Silver - Matt Staley; Bronze - Bry an Landry All of the participants are te bc commended for their efforts and fine sportsmanship displayed during the day. We wish the best of luck te those competing in the Area Track Meet on, June 17! Natural Habitat This week The Pines students began planting their natural habitat situated in the field by the basketball court. Paîls of water were lugged te water the beautiful flowerîng crabs, mountain ash, locust, forsythia and. evergreens which had been planted earlier. mhe students mfarked off pa1hs and transplanted perennials generously donated by parents, friends and staff. Any more donations wouîd be gratefully appreciated! Plans abound for bird feeders and ba1hs in order te make this a truc "natural habitat"! Ms. Calcy, Mrs. Gibson and their crew are te bc congratulated on a blooming beginning! Places to Go "Lost and Found" exhibit to be field at Visual Arts Centre In recognition of United Nations World Environment Week, the Visual Arts Centre is pleased to presenit an exhibition of artwork produced from found objects and recycled materials. Elementary school students have been invited to participate in the Upstairs Gallery Show, where pieces may be entered on a first- comne basis, up to approximately 100 works.1 The Mill Gallery will feature an exhibition of artists' work based upon the related theme of rethinking the environment. 'Me Exhibit will continue until June 12. Support for this'projec: has been provided by Environment Canada's Youth Action Fund, the Lions Club of Bowmanville, Strike, Salmers and Furlong, and Durham Region Works Department's Waste Reduction Section. For further information cal 623-5831. Caregiver Support Group -Are you caring for an aging and/or debilitated family member at home or in an institution? Do you feel isolated and distressed? Would you like te meet other people in your position, to learn about helpful agencies, te share experiences, concems, frustrations and even Iaugh a littie with those who really understand how you feel? 1 We are a Caregiver Support Group. We meet at Trinity United C1iurch (Bowmanvi1le), Church & Division Streets, on the second Monday of1 each month at 1:30 p.m. For further information cal Janice Kroft at 623-4123. Dog Show and Obedience Trials at Harinony Valley Mark June 10th, llth and 1 21h on your calendar for a dog-gone good tîme at Harmony Valley Conservation Area. The Ontario County Kennel Club wilI be hosting their annual Dog Show and Obedience Trials on F-riday, Saturday and Sunday. Coinceout and watch the conipetition, rcfreshmcnts will be available. Directions: Take Harmony Rd. north from- Hwy. 2, te Corbetts Rd. Turn east to Grandview Rd. then turu left and follow signs te area entrance. Youth connection committee established .Good news for the community. A Youth Connection Committee has been establîshed. 'This cemmittee consîsts ef a variety et cencerned citizens and local agencies from, the community. The purpose of 1his committee is te identify needs of yeur Yeuth and te develop an accepting environment in the community for our Youth. For more information OR te givc input, please contact any of the tollowing people: John 623-6814, Chuck 623-1969 or Cheri 576-8880-02. Big Sistersmont lily orientation BgSistcrs iN.(>.W. wiIl bc: holding its.monthly oricntation session on Wedncsday, Junc l6th from 7-9 p.m. at their office, 179 King St. E., Oshawa (in the basement). Big Sisters stili has over 40 unmatched children on their- waiting list in need ef a friend, like you! For more information or te register for the session, please cal 436-0951. Great Clarke Museum Second- Hand Book Sale Its only days away te the great Clarke Museum & Archives' Second Hand Book Sale. Our next sale of used books will bc on Saturday, June 19 from 10 a.m. te 4 p.m. mhis is a one day sale only! Ramn date will be June 20 saine heurs. Our prices, can't be beat, hardbacks 250 or five for a loonie, paperbacks are just 16e each, magazines are only 10,each! There is still time te donate books for the sale. If you have any books te donate, they may be dropped off at the Museum in Kirby, Tuesday-Friday between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. weekends il a.m. - 4p.m. We are particularly looking for children's books, westerns, and mysteries but, everything is Funds from this sale will go towards the purchase of stacking chairs for the new fali seminar/workshop programme beginningOctober 23. Watch for upcoming details. For details cail 416-983-9243. Community Meeting In early April the provincial government released a Long-Terni Care Policy Framework. The new long-term care system it describes will provide services for adults with physical disabilities; elderly persons in need of long-tern care and community support services; and people of any age who require health services at home or at school. 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