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OrooWetIytms~W.cinesaNvmer 94- ou Congratulations to ail Homestead Huis Riders! On Sunday, October 16, Homestead Hilis Stables had their îast schooling show of die season. Ail the students are placed in divisions on their riding abilities. The beginner riders are placed i Division "A". The "B" Division, the riders walk trot and do Trotting Poles. The "C" Division the riders to walk trot cantering and some fences. And ini the "D" Division the riders do courses of fences at a full canter. Many of the students of Homestead will be moving up to the next divisions, when our new season begins in June 1995. In the "A" Division the Champion rider for the season was Heina Bier and the reserved champion rider was Beira Malda. In the "B"- Division the champion rider for the season was, Andrea Miller and the reserved champion rider was Kera Collier. Thoughts From The Top: A look at the month ahead while reviewing the month that was. Cover Story: About a month ago, 1 mentioned upcoming events which included Halloween. Now, a montb later, let's revýiew the colourful tradition. This year's Halloween included a first ever four school dance. Clarke sold 115 tickets for the dance. Then there was the annual pumpkin carving contest. OAC-B won the contest. To conclude the festivities, Clarke students dressed up for Halloween. The class with the best costumes would win a 6 foot sub. The winners were Ms. Scoffield's Cap Class and the Frontenac classmoom. The number of students who dressed up Monday was plentiful and every costume I saw looked phenomenal. Clarke students didn't lack Halloween spirit this ya. . . boo-tom line. Next week hear from Clarke's prime minister in Prime Time. Wiseman's Advice: in The Future: In November, the activities at Clarke are building up. On November 4, Clarke hosts an Academic Decathion, Also on November 4, there will be Science Olympics at Port Hope High School. If any senioTr students stili would llce to attend an, information seminar on November 7, then they must make an appointment to see Mr. Minnis and return a permission form. At GiL. Roberts Hfigh also on November 7, Clarke students bave a chance to hear information about different universities. On November 11, Clarke holds its annual Remnembrance Day Assembly. In the third week of November, Grad photos will be taken and on November 22, mid-term report cards will be released. In Other News: Clarke's Jazz Choir is now up and runing ... Clarke's annual penny drive te raise money for the War Amps of Canada began. Tuesay ... Senior students are advised to attend college seminars at lunch time... Students are be-ing asked to bring in ail money due fromn the fundraiser. Yearbook's for the '94-'95 school year are currently being sold for $20.00; $10.00i advance and $10.00 upon it's arriva. Famous Last Words: Good intentions, like choice fruit, are perishable and difficuit te keep. In the "C" Division the champion rider for the season was Nicole Marrett, and the reserved In the "D" Division the champion rider for the season was, Jill Cooke and the reserved champion rider was, Alex champion rider was Hallie McKinnon., DaCosta. See ail of you next season. Have a great winter! PRICES START AT O64O lnterest FREE Until le March 1 st/95 O.A.C. TheDere are out in fulfoc tiÎwne From our ightweight, single-stage thrower to our heavy-duty, 8- and 10-hp models, John Deere has the snow remnoval equipmnent you need to get winter out of your way. o N OTHING RUNS LIKE A DEERE. ÇVERGKNEN FARM & GARDEN LTD. SALES & SERVICE The only authorized John Deere dealer in your area. (905) 983-9119 1-800-461-2120 Taunton Rd., 2 miles west of Hwy. 115, Orono Co