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AWARDS < From page 9> CLARKE HIGH SCHOOL INTRAMURAL TRACK AND FIELD AWARDS Girls : Midget Champion Midget Runner-up Junior Champions ■ Senior Champion ■ Senior Runner-up Boys: Midget Champion Midget Runner-up Junior Champion ' Junior Runner-up Senior Champion Senior Runner-up Pat Barnes Sylvia Ruegger , I JanetLovekin (hed) 1 Lori Clark Alida Becker Allison Rahm Marcel Charland Bill Clark Milan Popadich Tim Jenkins John Cornish BradHillis CLARKE INVITATIONAL TRACK AND FIELD AWARDS Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday, December 1st, 1976-11 MEALS ON WHEELS At the last meeting of the Town of Newcastle Social Planning Council, Mrs. Doreen Doreen German, chairwomen of the Orono Meals on Wheels program, reported that at a recent meeting of volunteers, delivery of the hot dinners to tfte elderly had been made easier by providing drivers with maps of Orono and recipients with a sign to put in their windowns., Plans are being made for special Christmas Christmas baskets and visits by the volunteers to Southhaven Nursing Home in Newcastle Village. RE-ELECT GEORGE W. CAMERON Board of education Ward 3 Town of Newcastle Monday, December 6th Girls : Midget Champion Sylvia Ruegger Midget Runner-up Pat Barnes Junior Champion Audrey deWitt Junior Runner-up Janet Lovekin Senior Runner-up Alida Becker Boys : Midget Champion Marcel Charland Junior Champion Tim Jenkins Junior Runner-up Carl Lowery, Tom Moffat, Jeff deJonge Senior Champion John Cornish Senior Runner-up , BradHillis I John Lempen THE LYONS AND KEENAN TROPHY For sportsmanship among boys Presented by Mr. L. Lowry John Cornish THE TROPHŸCRAFT TROPHY For sportsmanship among girls Presented by Mrs. C. Lowry Janet Lovekin THE SPIRIT OF CLARKE AWARD Presented by Mr. Lowry DRIVER EDUCATION AWARDS: Fall Course 1975 Highest standing : Winter Course 1975-76 Highest standing Spring Course 1976 Highest standing Presented by Mr. J. Lemieux C.I.A.G. TROPHY Janet Lovekin ' Gail Bryn-Jones Jonathan Staples Helen Bajorak Graydon Moore Muriel Peake Robbie Kidd For overall highest standing in the three Driver Education Courses ' Presented by Mr. J. Lemieux Roseanne Fowler TRE STUDENT COUNCIL PIN To the Past Presidents of the Students Council Paul Quinney and Ed Clark Presented by Greg Winterhelt, President Student Council Orono Electric Herb and Gerry Duvall 98SL51M ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING * ELECTRIC HEATING Electrical Appliances T.V.-COLOUR T.V. RADIO-HI-FI . WESTINGHOUSE RCA EIÆCTROHOMÈ Guaranteed Service DRIVING TIP: AVOID WINTER COLLISIONS Winter driving can be hazardous.* You must adjust ® your driving habits with the changing road conditions. Slippery roads' and reduced visibility are the main causes of winter collisions. ; Always keep your windshield windshield wipers and defroster in good working order and remember, adjust to the ro^d conditions. The Book Nook Is Now Open at Kendal Hills Antiques Kirby - Highway 115 The Town of Newcastle Social Planning Council is pleased to welcome as new members the Great Pine Ridge Kmettes and Fifty-Six Drug Centre, a rehabilitation house located in Oshawa and serving the region. Any groups within the municipality, municipality, which are concerned With the quality of health, social and recreational life available here are invited to join the S.P.C. and having voting representation. Each citizen who is likewise concerned concerned may join as an individual member. Please visit the S.P.C. as a guest if you have questions about what is being accomplished - you may be surprised! The next meeting will be held at the Village of Newcastle Town Hall on Dec. 16 at 8 p.m. A new program called) Community Care might be in the future for Durham Region. Region. The Minister of Community Community and Social Services has indicated that monies up to 80 per cent of total costs will be available for programs which meet with his approval. The purpose of Community Care, is to provide services to the elderly such as Meals on Wheels (already available in 3 areas of the Town of ( Newcastle), transportation to doctor's appointments, phsy- iotherapy, ' shopping, etc., help with both light and heavy housekeeping, home repairs (small jobs which would ordinarily be done by a family member), and friendly visiting. visiting. It is believed that these services would-enable many elderly to stay out of nursing homes thus reducing costs to themselves and to the community, community, as well as providing great psychological benefits. The backbone of Community Care would be volunteer service. The Social Planning Advisory Group for Durham has presented a brief to the Minister explaining how the program would be set up in this region and is anxiously awaiting his reply. F/R. Tennant Fuels Ltd, Phone 983-5693 I understand your problems. I,have supported a core curriculum programme I have stated that more money for education should come from Senior levels of government. I've looked into every concern expressed. I care about your children, and the people of Ward 3. I give careful consideration to every decision. I have attended Home and School meetings. I have dealt fairly with each problem. I have worked for community involvement in the schools. I was approachable at all times. For Honest and Conscientious Representation CAMERON, G.W. Sponsored by the Committee to Re-Elect George Cameron, Trustee