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OrnoWeeklyr Times, Wednesday,~ October 2,19- T ALES TOLD TWICE January 1978 Even thaugh the winter weather bas moved in and slowed down construction of the Orono arena, workers dlaim the project is stili on schedule with the completion date sometime in May. The Leskard Screamers heid their annuai Xmas Fly In with radia contrai planes. The weather didn't co-operate but Brian Buckley and Orville Chatterton managed ta get one plane in the air. The Clarke Museum and Archives Committee plans ta hold a public meeting la the Kirby area when consideration will bc given Thoughts Front The Top: Why does nothing go on at Sehool? Critic's Corner: This question is asked by every student in every country in the world. The answer is simple, activities and events are happening at school constantly. The student must take an initiative to participate in what's going on. Cover Story: The Halloween festivities began at Clarke last week. Starting the spooks was the Quadrafest Dance at Bowmanvilie High School Although yau couldn't purchase tickets at the door the turn out was pheno menal. Two of the four high schools were sold out and Bowmanvilie ended up asking Clarke for more tickets. Clarke alone sold over 115 tickets. That by-passes the sales of some previaus Clarke dances in which only about 50 tickets are sold in advance and over 30 at the door. The soul reason for the 4-School dance this year was the success of last year's Halloween dance. 0f ail the dances Clarke held in the '93-94 school year, the Halloween dance was most successful. Clarke teacher, Wili Henderson, DJed the dance. The festivities continued Tuesday with Ciarke's annuai Pumpkin Carving contest. Ail the homerooms carved a pumpkin ich, and werc judged by student coundcil. The decision was tough, but in the end the scariest pumpkin won. Halloween Candygrams went on sale Monday. To conclude the Halloween festi vities, Clarke students wil be alowed ta dress up in a Halloween costume for a day. Wiseman's Advice: How about- letting Will Hendersan DJ the Christmas dance? SALLY STAPLES associate broker RE/Ma CORNERSTONE realty Itd. realtor 'TiUukng of selirg? Caff me for afree appraisa( of your property - or to ziew your potentia( new home!. in a promotion ta give recognition ta the one hundredth anniversary of the aid Kirby Public School. The sehool has now been purchased by the Town of In The Future: Clarke's annual Penny Drive begins November ILst On October 27, there will be an Academic Banquet beginning at 7 p.m. Events for November are piling up. On November 7 seniors going to college wili travel ta Durham while seniors going ta university will attend a seminar at' O.L. Roberts High School. Clarke's student council is preparing for the annual Remnembrance Day assembly. Positive Feedback: Write ta "The Bottom Line", c/o Orono Weekly Times, P.O. BOX 209, Orono, ON LOB iMO. In Other News: Fundraising sales are coming ta a close and alI students who participated are asked ta bring in their money and any unsold goods. The Frontenac classroom travelled to Lakefield yesterday ta the Whetung Art Gallery. Clarke's music department, now has the Senior Band up and running. 1In sports, the Junior Boys Volleyball team participated in a 6-teara tournament in Lindsay. Clarke's hockey team, "The Raiders" won 5-4 last Wednesday against St. Stephens. A representative from Ryerson came ta Clarke ta talk ta senior students going ta University., Students have a chance to win a bag of treats. The cost is $2.00 ta place your name in a draw. Next week, John Kwaschen will take over the, "Critic's Corner" and a new column called "Student's Voice" will be here. Comments from students on how activities situations and teams will be in "The Bottom Line" Famnous Last Words: More news, more voices, more of the . .. bottom lime. Newcastle and consideration is now being given to the use of the school. Orono Fish and Hunt Club annual meeting, Sunday, January 22 at 1:15 p.m. Old and new members welcome. Judge Richard Lovekin was sworn in as a Judge for the Peel County court last week with the ceremnony taking place at the Brampton Court offices. The Great Pine Ridge Kinsmen and Kinette Clubs are holding a Senior Citizen Card Party and Bingo, Thursday, February 2nd at 8 p.m. Newcastle Anglican Church, Mfili Street. January 1988 The General Purpose Committee of the Town of Newcastle has set aside a recommendation of their planning department and has called for a by-law to rezone residential lands PUBLIC NOTICE 1995 MUNICIPAL, GRANT PROGRAM The Municipal Grant program was initiated to f und programs organizedly volunteers ta provide services not provided by the Municipality. Applications for Municipal Grants are now available for local organizations that provide social, health, recreational and/or other services that directly benefit the Municipality of Clarington and lits residents. Applications can be picked up at: Community Services Department 3rd Floor Municipal Administrative- Centre 40 Temperance Street Bowmanville, Ontario APPLICATIONS COMPLETED IN FULL WILL BE CONSIDERED FOR A 1995 GRANT IF RECEIVED ON OR BEFORE FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 18-994. MUNICIPALITY 0F ONTARIO Dates of Publication: Wednesday, October 26, 1994 P.O. 4867 Truly unique, this 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom, 5 year old log home, with woodstove and full basement is located on a lovely 40 acre property, just east of Orono, and comes with huge barn plus two other outbuildings ... $250,000. on Main Street, north Orono, ta ailow the parking of trucks and other equipment. Council of the Town of Newcastle turned aside a r ecommendation of the General Purpose Committee on Monday which would have allowed the parking of trucks in a residential zone through a rezoning application by Hartwig, Henderson and Spracklin. Helen Schmid, Orono addressed council on Monday night drawing attention ta and presenting a petition calling for a change of road names in the Orono area. The roads involved included North Station Street, Glauville Street, OChonski Road, Squair Road and Lockhart Road. The petition and suggestion has been referred ta the public works deDartment. The grade 6's of the OronofLockhart's Public School went ta the Outdoor Centre. Some students did contour mappmng and the others did things about trees. S:ERVING1: DURHAM REGION SINCE 1841 FUNERAL SERVICES PRE-ARRANGED & PREPAID *ffliere Profession a[ Etiquette is Important' Funeral Directors Paul R. Morris Rober-t E. Wiliams GaryM. Conway Doug R. 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