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6-Orpno Weekly Times, Wednesday, April 4th, 1979 Clarke High School News by Andrea Williams face the -^t term of this Students of Clarke return sc hool year. The school itself is relativ- from their March break to BASEBALL T-Ball - Soccer - Girls Softball REGISTRATION , Orono Arena April 6th, 13th 6 p.m. to9 p.m. Orono Amateur Athletic Association ORONO FIGURE SKATING CLUB ANNUAL CARNIVAL "AROUND THE WORLD" Sat., April 7 7:30 P.M. Sun., April 8 2:00 P.M. Guests include Sandra Boyce Andrea and Arthur White Jo-Anne French John Thomas ADULTS $1.50 CHILDREN 12 and under .75 PRE-SCHOOLERS FREE ely clean considering the janitors have been on strike fo a couple of weeks. Clarke's Senior Band and Choir really enjoyed their trip to Paul Kane High School, St. Albert, Alberta before the March break. Now the students students of Paul Kane High School Band, are visiting Ontario. They are billeted with students of Clarke's Band and, Choir. Paul Kane High School students Ml itinerary included a trip to Toronto Science Center, Bow- manville Museum, a sugar- bush, Niagara Falls and more. Along with this, they also put on an assembly at the school on Thursday, a concert at the University of Toronto, and a combined concert of PKHS and Clarke at the school on Monday, April 2nd. The magazine campaign was very successful with just over $5,000 made. The proceeds proceeds are to go to the Music Department for repairs and new instruments. As a result, the three students ' who brought in the most money got a special treat. At the end* of the assembly on Thursday, March29, much to the student body's enthusiasm, cream pies were thrown in the faces of Marcel Charland, President President of the Student Council, Mr. Scoffield, Head of the Music Dept, and Mr. Witherspoon, Witherspoon, Principal. The Pines Senior Public School received a bomb threat Friday, March 30th. As a result, they spent their first period in Clarke's gym, while a search was made. Fortunately, Fortunately, no bomb was located. On Friday, March 30tti,' a D.J. Dance was held at the school. This was arranged by the Math Dept, to raise money for a micro-computer. A total of $250.00 was made for this worthwhile project. Driveway Sealer Manufactured by Sakrete TAR BASE $ Resistant to Gas and ON 4 gal. 1 gallon covers 125 square feet 9.95 Applicators with brush $2.75 extra NYLON RE-ENFORCED GARDEN HOSE 50' - 100' 5.95 $10,250 Orono Fuel & Lumber Ltd Lumber,& Building Supplies.- Fuel Oil - Oil Furnaces _ 983-9167 . Station St. & Hwy. 11$, Orono Ontario ONTARIO MUNICIPAL BOARD IN THE MATTER OF Section 15 of The Planning Act, R.S.0.1970, c. 349 and IN THE MATTER OF an application by The Regional Municipality of Durham for approval of those parts of the Official Plan for the Regional Municipality of Durham Planning Area referred to the Ontario Municipal Board by The Minister of Housing. OMB FILE NOS. R 781110 to R781137 incliisive R781139 to R781170 inclusive ' R781172, R781951, R7819S2 R783299, R783301. R79741 Appointment for Hearing "THE ONTARIO MUNICIPAL BOARD hereby appoints Tuesday, the 17th day of April, 1979 at the hour of ten o'clock (local time), in the forenoon of the Council Chambers, Municipal Office of the Town of Whitby, 575 Rossland Road East, Whitby, Ontario, for the hearing of all parties interested in supporting or, opposing this application. The Ontario Municipal Board intends to hear this application starting on the above date and time. At the start of its hearings, the Board will settle matters of procedure, hear preliminary motions and issue such directions as may be required for the proper hearing of all persons interested in, this application. The Board may be asked at that time to allocate specific times or special directions for the consideration of specific items when that can be done as part of the overall hearings of the Durham Regional Official Plan. If you do ndt attend or are not represented at this hearing, the Boarçl may proceed in your absence and you will not be entitled to any further notice of the proceedings. In the event the decision is reserved, persons taking part in the hearing may request a copy of the decision from the ( presiding Board member. Such decision will be mailed to you when available. DATED at Toronto this 28th day of February, 1979. Secretary ' Explanatory note concerning the Official Plan for the Regional Municipality of Durham Planning Area Part Vi of fhe Regional Municipality of Durham Act, 1973, S.O. c. 78, as amended, directs the Council of The.Regional Municipality of Durham to investigate'and survey the physical, social and economic conditions in relation to the development of the Regional Municipality of Durham- Planning Area, to undertake studies concerning matters affecting fhe development of the Planning Aea, to undertake a program involving public participation in the resolution of such problems and the preparation of guidelines for the development of the Regional Area and to prepare and adopt an Official Plan for the Regional Area. The Official Plan forthe Regional Municipality-of Durham Planning Area was adppted by the Council of tfie Regional Municipality of Durham on the 14th day of July, 1976. An application was made under Section 14 of The Planning Act to The Honourable Tlfe Minister of Housing for Ontario for approval of this Plan. The Honourable The Minister of Housing made some modifications to the Official Plan under section 14 of The Planning Act, decided to refer certain sections of the Official Plan to the Ontario Municipal Board pursuantito section 15 of The Planning Act, deferred other parts of the Plan for further consideration and approved the balance of the said Official Plan on the 17th day of March, 1978. The Honourable The Minister of Housing subsequently referred certain portions of the Plan to the Ontario Municipal Board and approved further portions of the Plan. Pursuant to this reference the Regional Municipality is now applying to the Municipal Board for approval of these parts of the Durham Regional Official Plan. Some of these parts are statements of policy of general application throughout the Regional Area. Others are before the Municipal Board only as-they relate to specific parcels of land, areas, or area municipalities. Still others concern the land use designations provided by the Plan for specific properties. Ip all cases the decision of the Municipal Board to approve, modify or reject these parts of the Official Plan ftiay affect other lands. In these barings the Municipal Board has the same authority as the Minister of Housing to apprve or to modify these parts of the Official Plan under section 14 of The Planning Act. Explanatory note concerning those parts of the Official Plan referred by The Honourable The Minister of Housing to the - Onthrio Municipal Board, The Regionaj Municipality of Durham has 'applied to the Ontario Municipal Board for approval of those parts of the said Official Plan that have been referred to the Ontario Municipal Board Its.referred to above. This description of the parts referred is intended for quieje reference and notice by ■* the publip. To accurately and' fully appreciate the purpose, location,^extent and effect of each such part'or area of referral, fhe reader should examine the actual Order of Referral and the Official Plan Itself. Those partsTeferred are briefly as follows: , ■ ! Pa Towns h within t! 2. Par 11, Cone former, , (now wi| Brock) 3. Par Cone. V former (now wi Brock) 4. Lot | 18, 19 an Lots 18 a 21, Conci III; par Cone. Ill part of I of Lots IV, part. Con, IV, and 19, 15, Cone and 3, Co Cone. V! Cone. VI Lots 13 s Cone, VI Townshij within Jti bridge^ 5. Par within Ih Scott On* ship of t 6. Par part of L Lot 4, Go Cone. V; X; part within th Reach <r ship of S 7. Lots within th Cartwrig Township 8. Part V within of Picket Town of 9. Part within th Pickering Town of 10. Part and part Cone. Y Whitby I 11. Part Cone. Ill Township within the 12. Part Cone. IX former jT ton (now Newcastle 13. Part : 17, Cone. Township! within the, 14. Part j within the Clarke (ni of Newca; . 15. Part Cone. X s and 19, former TJ (now wit Newcastle 16. Part ■ within the Thorah (ini ship of Br : 17. Parti within the Brock (rip 1 ship of Br 18. Part witfiin the Thorah (n< ship of Br 19. Lots ! VI, part c Çonc. IV, i Cone. V, Township within the bridge) 20. Part i Cone, f 1 v Township within the bridge) 21. hart 1 1 and part o. Cone. Ill i Cone., IV, Township, j within the bridge) 22. Part of IV within ! shin of Uxti the Townsh 23. Part o within the ft Reach (ndv ship of Scuj