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Orono WeeklyTlimes, Wedinesday, Januiary 21, 1998q -1> Open Letter (contînued from page 2) to be, wlll have on the green corridor extending along the banks of the Wilmot Creek. There is no doubt that increased traffic, a parking lot and the operations associated wlth a Fur Factory wlll nega- tively impact on the animal populations using this corri- dor. An assortment of wfldlife can be found at Wlmot Creek and my students delight in seeung signs of deer, fox, mlnk, coyote, hawks, owls, blue herons, to name but a few. With habitat disappear- ing at an alarming rate (over 200 hectares are lost to devel- opment each hour in Canada: Source - Federation of Ontario Naturallst Information Pamphlet), we need to protect corridors wvherever possible, especially those that are being utiltzed C POLICE1 Jan 12 - Three youths were seen loading irrigation pipe onto a pick-up truck at the Orono Forestry Station. When police arrived on the scene, two of the youths ran away, and one was apprehended. Police have charged 22 year olil Ronald Brennan and 20 year old Christopher Brennan from Hwy. 2 Newtonvflle. Aiso charged is 23 year old Albert Embeiton of Agate Rd. Ajax. Ail three have been charged wlth theft over $5,000 and possession of stolen property over $5,000. PRINCIPAL'S MESSAGE Best wlshes for a happy, healthy 1998. During the wlnter term students are encouraged to continue their strong efforts to succeed ini their academic pursuits and to make good cholces in their relatlonship wAith other peo- pie. The staff wlll continue to emphasize communications with students, parents and the school community. As the province makes announce- ments about changes to edu- cation, please don't hesitate to contact the school or trustees Bob Willsher (987- 4845) and Nancy Coffin (436- 7706) to seek clarification or air your views. Formal report cards for grades i - 6 wili be sent homne on Friday, 06 February 1998. PLEASE TAKE NOTE As of 0i January 1998 our school board is now officially known as English-Language Publie District School Board #14. The interim- head office is for educational purposes. Caring stewards of tomor- row's natural spaces need to have diverse natural spaces to learn frorn now. Please thlnk twice about endorsing a development that will negatively impact on an area that is naturally regen- erattng. The proposed Official Plan amendments will set a dangerous precedent. Once an area is designated indus- trial it will unlikely ever revert back to its' formai designa- tion of environimentally sen- sitive land or agricultural land. Is that a legacy we can afford to leave our children? Sincerely, Jacob Rodenburg, Naturalist Wilmot Creek Outdoor 634 Rubidge Street Peterborough, Ontario K9H 4G 1 cc: Ail members Regional Planning Committee Regional Planning Dept. Clarington Planning Dept. IR tEPORT Jan 14 - At 8:25 p.m., a maie person entered the Busy Bee Vartety In Courtice, produced a hand gun and demanded money. He escaped with a quantîty of cash. Jan 19 - A 911 operator recelved a caîl about a person being shot. When the call was investigated it was found to be prank call. A 14 year old Hampton maie was charged wlth public mischlef and breach of probation. in Peterborough (1-888-262- 7314). The Cobourg office is a satellite to the head office and can be contacted at 1-800- 263-7890. CHRISTMAS ACTIVITIES Thanks to ail the students, staff and parents for mnaking the Christmas dinner, the Christmnas Celebration of Song and the collection f'or the Clanington East Economic Support great successes. Special thanks to our hostesses and program designers, Sarah A. and Sarah F. Devon H. made an excellent contribution with her musical selections on the keyboard. STUDENT SUCCESSES Several students from Mr. KÇribs' grade 5/6 class entered the Royal Canadian Legion (Branch 178, Bowrnianvîlle) Poetry an-d Essay Contest. Sarah F. was awarded 2nd prize in the literary contest with the followung poem: REMEMBRANCE DAY The life that we live we should be thankful for, Clarke High School News The end of the first semnester, is quickly approaching. There are rnany signs of relief at Clarke High School, but also there are many stressful faces. With the end of the semester cornes the dreaded week of exams. With this cornes, stress and potentially nights of seengly endless study- ing. Classes are trying to wrap up, during these next two weeks and the teachers are trytng- to give students Ganaraska takes role in storm recovery The Ganaraska Region Conservation Authority (GRCA) in conjunction with Conservation Ontario has taken a unique role in its effort to help those affected by the recent weather condi- tions ini Eastern Ontario and Western Quebec. "The Ganaraska Region Conservation Authority whlch recognized its 5th Anniversary in 1996 is one of 38 Authorities ini Ontario grouped under Conservation Ontario, and has a record of participating when there is a need such as thiis," said Linda Laliberte, General Manager. "With the number of trees that were uprooted and destroyed. removal became an immediate priority," Laliberte said. "Conservation Ontario asked what it could (continued page 10) For the people that died, suffered and more. Our life is so peaceful, there are no fears. The children and wives, imagine their tears. On Remembrance Day we take time to remember, The armies that dted and when it stopped in November. The exact date is the 11lth of November 1918. The govemment sent them out when they were only 16. Please take the time to remember them. Please let them get ail the thanks that we send. Sarahi was given a framed certificate and a cash reward. Honourable mention certifi- cates were awarded to: Poster Contest: Katie A. and Dana S.; Literary Contest: Devon H. and Sarnantha P. CLASS & STUDENT PHOTOS A cornmittee of the School Counceil has been established to investigate the choice of companles to provide class and student pictures next year. If you have concernis about this year's pictures or suggestions for niext year, please contact the school -It 786-2550, Donna Adarns @ 987-5762 or Ruth Forget @J 987-5603. eniougts exam prepairation tirne. Most teachers are giving out exarn reviews and dis- cussing whiat should be stud- ted and what should not be studied. The last day of classes is January 22 and exans start on Friday, January 23 and end the following Wednesday, January 2 8. The next two days until Friday are called. turnaround and students will have two days to catch up on much needed sleep and get ministry. No inventory. Home heued servicing Chiristin Markret. Complte railiegand support. 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