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8-Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday, February 21, 1990 "Sailing on thé Age Wave" The Blackhorse Vllage 1-'ayers The play explores the myths and The production is made possible came to-town a week ago Saturday realities of aging and its relationship through a grant from Theatre On- with their presentation of "Sailing to recreation and leisure. tario funded by the Ministry of on the Age Wave".- They were It was billed as family entertain- Tourism and Recreation and pro- greeted by a good attendance at the ment but certainly was not geared moted locally by the Orono Town Orono Town Hall, almost one hun- to the many youngsters wo were in Hall Board. dred for- the afternioont presenta- attendance. Pictured above Barbara Sinclair, tion. David Gîerak and MaRgie King. Clarke Museum 'and Archives Update The following slate of officers for the Clarke Museum and Archives Board of Directors were elected at the Board's regular monthly meeting, 08 Januiary, 1990. The posi- tions are for a one-year term ,ending Decemiber 31, 1990: Chairnian - Mrs. Hlelen Mac- Donald; Vice-chairmian - Mrs. Don- na Robins; Treasurer - Ms Kathryn. Dennis; Executive Secretary - Mrs. Nancy Scott; Honourary Past Chair- man - Mr. Derek Barnett. One residential building permit for January In a report to the General Pur- pose committee on Monday 'the planning department outlined Il building permits issued during the month of January with one of the elev en being for a single family resi- dent. The miajority of the 11, 5 were for demiolition while 3 Aere for ad- ditions and alterdttions. During 1989 181- new residential units were constructed in Bowman- ville with 262 in Newcastle Village and 697Âin Courtice area. In the rural areas 77 units were constructed in Darlington with 49 in Clarke and 44 in Ridge Pine Park. Enniskillen saw the most activity in residential construction with 21 follpwed by Burketon Station with Il units. Solina was the next on the list with 4. Teachers and. board agre Last Friday thec negotiating teamis for the Nort humb erland and Newcastle Board of Educat ion and their 800) elemientary teachiers camec to terms on contract negotiations. They reached a tentative agree- ment after two days of talk with)a mediator. Details of the contract have not been made public Ibut mai;jor jies included comnpensajtji, hclts1 and wvorkinig coniditionsý. Th-e teachiers and thec board hav'e been wýithout a contraci ilice August of 1989. Thle board hias, 13,000) elentiai sehool students of which 5,000 are in the Town of Newcastle. In addition, the following have been appointed to serve as Commit- tee Chairs for the Museum inpoicy standing committees: Collections Committee - Mrs. Helen Schmid; Finance/Fuindraising Committee - Mrs. Donna Robins; Personnel Committee - Mrs. Donna Robins; Publicity/Promo- tion/Special Events Commîttee - Mrs. Nancy Scott; Building Com- mittee/Stee.ring Committee for Capital Expansion - Mr, Derek Barnett; Ad-Hoc Oral History Pro- ject - Mr. Der ek Barnett; Ad-Hoc By-Law Steering Committee - Mr. Derek Barnett; Volunteer Commit- tee - Mrs. Norma Lee. sally staples sales'represenitative 3 ACRES - WOODS & STREAM Spacious raised bungalow, dining room walkout to deck, finished rec. room with fireplace. Lots of potential for livestock with small barn and fences. 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