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Orono Weekly Tintes. Wednesday, October 28, 1981-7 Vandalism increases in area schools At Clarke with Wendy Miss Wendy Stacey all decked out at the Orono Fashion Show held recently under the auspices of Unit 3, Orono U.C.W. at the Orono United Church. Fashions from J'Me Fashions were modelled thoroughout the evening. According to figures presented to the board members of the Northumberland Northumberland and Newcastle Board of Education vandalism vandalism in secondary schools increased by 30 percent in 1980 over that of 1979 and in public schools up to 15 percent. percent. Vandalism in secondary schools in 1980 represented a loss of $40,000 while that in public schools totalled $23,000. Bowman ville High School recorded the -greatest loss in the system with a total damage of $11,127.14 followed followed closely by Cobourg District Collegiate Institute East with a total of $10,670,45. Orono Hamlet summer 1982 < Fred Archibald of the Town of Newcastle Planning department meet with the Orono DBIA group on Monday Monday evening with discussion centering around a proposed ' draft of a Development Plan for the Hamlet of Orono, Archibald pointed out that the proposéd draft was a staff proposal and further pointed out that public meetings as to the proposal would not likely be held until sometime in the summer of 1982. The proposed draft showed showed residential development in two proposals north-west of the downtown core area, west of Main Street. It was pointed out that Orono would not be slated for a great deal of development but over twenty years increase could be in the area of an additional additional two hundred homes. Lot size would be of a proposed proposed acre and it was not anticipated anticipated that a sewage system would ever come to Orono due to cost and distance from the lake. Development would also be dependent on capacity capacity of the well for an adequate water supply but Archibald did believe that the present supply would accommodate a further 200 homes. The Orono DBIA showed some concern as to the designation of the commercial commercial area arid felt that the present present commercial area should be extended south on the west side of Main Street to Station Street at least. Further discussions are to take place with the local DBIA prior to the setting forth of the plan. My future hope is to attend Ryerson and to be taking the Journalism Course which was recommended to me by my Guidance Councillor, Mr". Peter Minnis from Clarke High School. Former students from Clarke are attending attending Ryerson in different area's of Study. These students are: Colleen Moffat, Kim Richards, Joanne Kent, : and Will Scoffield. Kim is taking the Journalism Journalism Course which is offered offered at Ryerson and is enjoying enjoying it : very much. Last year Kim spent part of her time writing up the Clarke High School News for the Newcastle Newcastle Reporter. Almost .every Thursday at Ryerson Polytechnical Institute Institute there is held a Discussion Discussion and Tour Day. The tour is approximately 2'A hours long. ; For the Journalism Course, to be specific, it is from L00-3:30 and you are to meet at 43 Gerrard Street, Toronto, If you wish to go on the Journalism Program, you mqst phone ahead of time to inform Ryerson that you will be attending the discussion and tour.-The nurhber to call is 595-5030. If you are unsune of going on a tour, write, if you have any questions or would like more information about the program. The address address is: Ryerson Polytechnical In- * sjitute ; Liaison Office, 380 Victoria Street, Toronto,; Ontario. On Thursday, October 22, I went to Ryerson to find out moire about the Journalism Course, how the program runs, the outline of the course, the expenses and Ryerson itself, what it has to offer. The requirements for the course is Grade 13 History and Grade 13 English. Typing Typing is to be a minimum of 35 words per minute. The program for Journalism Journalism at Ryerson is a three year course following Grade 13. Cpst of residence, tuition, 4 books etc. would average out over $5,000 a year. Lowell Gatchell Sales Representative Victoria FORD - MERCURY Sales 1981 Ltd. Home Phone 983-5087 NEW 1981 or 1982 CAR or TRUpK . : : 4 OR CERTIFIED USED CAR or TRUCK FREE WITH THE PURCHASE OF ANY &É*ri98Vs STILL IN STOCK AT CLEARANCE PRICES ■THIS IS NOT A CONTEST!' That's right! The FREE FLORIDA VACATION FOR TWO is yours when you purchase purchase any NEW OR USED CAR or TRUCK. Valid for 2 adults anytime within 12 months of purchase. 3 days/2 nights to 8 days/7 nights. 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