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6-Ororto Weekly Tintes, Wednesday, October 3lst, 1979 ililillliWi lilli llljllfi Mrs. Irene Murray and Mrs. Dora Plain demonstrate needlepoint at Orono School and the fine work by these two held a great deal ot interest. At the Orono Public School. Mrs. Jo Barlow demonstrates leathercraft to students at the OrOno Public School during the observation of the international international Year of the Child. - / - Mrs. Barnett (left) 1 and Mrs. Stella Carson (right) demonstrate quilting at the Orono Public School during International Year of the Child week,. Like other de monstrations in the school this 'proved an interesting ■ feature for the children. (Continued from page 1) A SPECIAL YEAR... and conducted special programs programs in recognition of Oct. twenty-fourth. Orono-Lockhart honoured, at their assembly, the contestants contestants and winners of a contest in poetry, art and story-writing. A very noteable part of Orono-Lockhart' 1 s Activities for Year of thç* Child is the ' involvement of Senior Citizens. Citizens. Some are grandparents, ,or senior citizens, Of both, and all are involved in a helping role with the students. Featured ttiis past week was Mr. James with his slides, and artifacts of his beekeeping. beekeeping. Mr. James has kept bees as a hobby-small business for forty-five years. Also involved in the week was Mr. Cantrell teaching the .grade three and four classes how to play horseshoes; Mrs. J. Barlow and Mrs. Olga Popadich with leather craft; Mrs. Irene Murray gnd Mrs. Dora Plain teaching tatting; Orff instruments demonstrated demonstrated by Mrs. Stella Morton; and quilting by Doris Wannan, Mrs. Dorothy Barnett, Mr,s. Stella Carson, Mrs. Chatterton1 Chatterton 1 and Mrs .'Edna Mercer. All of these events wei'e.a result, of the organization of Mrs., Lois Brown, Mrs.' K. Basic and Mrs. RobiÀson. A very . important subtheme subtheme of the Year is sharing with others. The kindergarten of Mrs. Staples at Orono- Lockhart shared the apples they had picked the previous day, with the grade six students at Orono. The. Kendal-Kirby school also observed special events during the week of the Int,ernaional Year of the Child. A special assembly was held on Thursday afternoon afternoon when Mr. Gleibs, principal, principal, outlined the significance of the Year of the Child and emphasized the principle of sharing. The special assembly assembly also included the presentation presentation of team Harrier awards, musical numbers by the students and ' a number of selection By the school choir. , The . Pines Senior Public School also recognized the occasion with a number f. , (Continued page 7)