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.~no W..lçIy T~m.s Wgdnosdy~ beomber 21, 194- 1~ Thoughts From The Top: Only four days left until Christmas. '-Cover Story: With this being my last column of 1994, 1 think that this would bc a good time to dwell on some of Clarke's major happenings for December. December 16 concluded the auditions for the talent assembly. Most acts in which auditioned wül bc in Thursday's assembly. Some acts already peniled i will be a piano solo by Lisa Johnson, a stand-up act by OAC student, Alex Larnore and many bands are participating in the assembly as well. I too, wil take part in this years assembly, a solo and a duet with Grade 12 student, Erin Laking. Two classes are taking part i the assembly. Clarke's talent assembly will take place Thursday afternoon. A couple of classes wil belp set the show up in the morning, followed by a rehearsal. Flashback: I remember Clarkes Christimas dinner. Though I foget ... who ended up eating thie îurkey? Critic's Corner: There are a lot of actas this years talent assembly, let's hope its a good one. - John Kwaschen Genedic Complaint: Finallyl Clarke is focusing more on other sports other than volleyball. Way to go Clarke Raiders! - Derek Barton. Wiseman's Choice:- Last week Clarke students travelled to Newcastle Arena and watched them win the hockey championship 3-2 against Port Hope. The school spirit that showed at this game gave amazing results. A good suggestion would kc to continue letting Clarke secitfs, own team play in games . The support would help the team and the sprt would help the school. I Other News: As a resuit of bad weather conditions, the <ance on December 9 was cancelled. The dance has been rescheduled for January 13, 1995. Here is the icing on <tie cake. The<ance will bc a Much Music dance. But the challenge is student council must seli 200 tickets by Thursday. Yearbooks at Clarke have arrived, the last instalment must be made ini order to pick up your book A reminder that next year's yearbook is currently on sale. Student's View will return next year. I the Future: Friday will bc the first day of Christmas vacation. Classes resume January 8. On January 12, ce-op students will be displaying their projects at the Career Fair. The Fair runs from 9:30 - 2:30. Ail welcome t0 corne. v January is Exarn Montb.- So if your mark is low in some courses, Clarke students, now is the time to pull it up Words: stir things up a bit by wishing you and your joyous $ season .. . bottom lime. Unfted Way neaxing objeclive, but $350,000 stil to go The Whitby, Oshawa, Clarington Unted Way is nearing its objective of $3.2 million., At Uic end of last week the United Way has reacbed a total of $2.'85 and Sherri Lovelock, assistant campaign manager is now saying they are confident Uiat Uiey wili reach Uieir mark SShe sad a lot of people like to make their contributions to tbe fund aI Christmas time, a period tfr't is fast approaching. "~~huhMs. Lovelock is -counrdent of success she still emphasizes that Uiere is a way to go and contributions must now corne from individuals as weli as Uic professional sector. "We need thc public support to put us up to Uic $32 million mark. TIhe United Way supports more than 40 comnîunity agencies wbo deiver througb Uic area over 200 progranis from wbich more dma 80,000 people benefit. Tbe United Way may bc reached by calling 436-7377 at 52 Simcoe Stret South, Oshawa. Oak Ridges study presented to Province (Continued fromn page 1) aggregate industry, developers and the Ministry of Natural Resources supported the moraine as the only area left for aggregate extraction and thus open tosuch developmnent. Tbe aggregate extraction issue bas been parceled in thrce options for whicbhie governiment wil have to make the choice. The Techuical Working Commitîce also offered to the province three implementation options due again 10 thc split in opinion of those involved on thie committee. The environmental organiza- tions represented on the committee and the Ministry of Uic Environment supported new legislation as Uic means to im- plement the proposed policies protecting the Oak Ridge Moraine. Other options for implemen- tation of the protection plans would bc bandled tbrougb a policy statement of thc Planning Act to bc bandled by the local municipalities or througb special legislation undertaken within Uic Planning Act. Niva Rowen, in expressing bier opinion, states that implemen- tation through a policy statement wil have no more teeth than any other policy statement that now exists. She calîs for a strong statement fromn the province tlirugh new legislation similar to that now governing protection of land in the Niagara Escarpmnent. She stat es <lia the Oak Ridges Moraine wili impact significantly on alI future land-use planning decisions in tbis province for years 10 corne.She makes no determination as to wbat action the government will take as far as the recommendations of the Technical Woiicing Committee. A me"r, magical, marvelous and melodious Christmas to one and ail! Holiday wishes and heartfelt-thanks for your continued patronage. Orono Building & Decorating To al of aur friend5 and patrons we say thank5! 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