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----( ýl2- Orono WVeekly Týimnes, Wedneýsday, t4ove-mber 23, 99 Maria Kordas-Fraser of Visual Arts Craft show over the Newcastle makes a sale of one of past week-end. ber Cbristmas Wreaths at the Her display also included a Thoughts From The Top: Is there going to be a talent assembly this year? Cover Stoîy: As we draw nearer to December, the month for Clarke's annual talent assembly - this question is asked by students and staff. The question was even asked at last week's student coundil meeting. The problemas that Clarke is faced with is the two teachers who run the assembly are- no longer with the school and Clarke's new music teacher is stil l trying to get things together. in other words, his time is totally consumed with the music departmenL. Members of student council have suggested that maybe they should help run the assembly. 'Me idea is a good one. By the looks' of it, student counicil will probably bc helping to'run the assembly this year. I hope that everythingworks out because the talent assembly is a tradition that shouldn't be broken. Wiseman's Advice: To help run the. talent assembly why flot ask music students or art students to help. The more the merrier. Critic's Corner: Dreaming While You Sleep. Heard this phrase beforc? It is a commonly used phrase when someone is getting in way over their head. Flashback: I remember some of the new faces that sang in last year's assembly. They ail had butterflies in their stomachs. Though their determination is what kept themn going . 1 hope to sec those face on stage again in this year's assembly. In Other News: Congratulations to Derek Barton for winning the chocolate bar fundraiser for the third year in a row. Graduation photos and picture retakes were taken last week. 'Me photos are expected to arrive withmn the next four weeks. For students wanting to see the broadway show, "Crazy For You.' The cost is $45.00 and the number of seats are limited. For more information, contact David Martin or Music Teacher, Blaine Sharpe for more details. In Clarke's annual Penny Drive, the student council raised over $300 for the War Amps. Students going to college, you are reminded about college applications which are to be filled out in the first haîf of December. If you have any questions then contact Mr. Mînnis in the guidance office. Students with an outstanding chocolate bar debt, please bring in the cash A.S.A.P. Mid-term report cards were given to student Tuesday along with a newsletter. The 93-94 yearbooks are to be, arriving anytime now and yearbooks for next year are currently on sale. Student'X View: Student council only does what they think is important, not what the student body thinks is important. Feedback: 1 would like to hear your views on the opinion related sections in my column, just write to: The Bottom Line c/o Orono limes, P.O. Box 209, Orono, ON LOB IMO. The Eight Bail: This section will be a teachers' point of view on- issues concerning Clarke. Look for it next week. In the Future: Clarke's annual Christmas dance will be held on Friday, December 9. Tickets for the dance go on sale next week. Friday is the long awaited Bed Head Day. Students are asked t o comne dressed intheir pyjamas. The Christmas Activities are the main discussion topics at student council meetings now. Christmas Dinner and Adopt-A- Family are among the sketch pad ideas for council. Auditions for the talent assembly are supposed to start Nov ember 3Oth. Students interested in creating a slogan for Students Against Drunk Driving should see Roxanne Pollard or Mackenzie Baker or write it down and submit it in the main office at Clarke. Famnous Last Words: In every human being there is a child trying to break out. Let the child break out, especially at Christmas time. .. bottomn line fine selection of dried flowers, both wild and cultivated. In speaking with Maria she grows ail her own cultivated and wild flowers for ber dried flower arrangements. She bas attended at a number of the area craft shows. NLJew dialing procedure for long distance As of January 8th, 1995 al long distance calis made witbin the same area code must include the area code, or they will flot be connected. Bell Canada urges its customers to make the necessary dialing changes to avoid any last minute problems. Remember you always dial: 1 or O + Area Code + telephone number for ail long distance calîs after January 8, 1995. Bell will be introducing a message reminding customers to include the area code for ail long distance calîs if this has flot been done. This change is necessary because North America is running out of area codes that telephone numbers can be assigned to. With the increased use of telecom- munications equipment such as faxes, cellular phones and modems, more than 13,500 new numbers are required every day throughout North America. This new dialing procedure will accommodate growthwell into the future. Customers in the 905 area already use il digit dialing for long distance caîls within 905 area. Zebra mussels in Rice Lake Zebra Mussels were discov- ered in Rice Lake earlier this fal as part of a monitoring program. The musseis were found at sampling sites near the c ommunity of Gores Landing and at the mouth of the Otonabee River. According to the numbers found this fall it is expected that high numbers of mus sels will appear in Rice Lake over the next few years., Large numbers of juvenile mussels were found attached to the bard surface of settling pipe samplers and aswell residents of the area were reporting juvenile zebra mussels attached to docks and boats. Zebra mussels were first discovered in the Kawartha Lakes in 1991 at sainple sites inBalsam, Rice and Big Bald Lakes. t is expected that the mussels will infest other lakes in the Kawarthas as they are transported from Rice Lake through the Trent system. 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