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ORONO WEEKLY TIMES, THURSDAY, AUGUST 20th, 1970 ORON EEKy TI E SUPPLY AND DEMAND The teacher profession is undergoing a dramatic change in the. elementary department in regards the supply and demand for this profession. It was flot too many yenrs ago that the local Town- ship Area School Board, along with otiier boards were find- ing it mest diffi cuit to staff their pujtilic sehools.with quali- fied teachers. This has changed and today there exists a surplus of elemen'tary teachers across the Province and teacher college s are reporting that up to twenty-five per- cent of their graduating classçs are not obtaining jobs in their profession. This condition wll further mount for the next year or so as enrolment in teacher colleges this coming Septem- ber is again on the increase while enrolment in the element- ary sehools in 1971 will start a definite decrease. The fore- cast in public sehool enrolment in Sepemnber 1970 is slightly over one percent. This trend is to reverse in 1971. The surplus of teach ers will no doubt automatically place a higher sta ndard of qualifications for graduating teachers and they will be seekind the formai educ4tion of University. The Province will require in 1971 that those wishing admittance to teacher colleges must have at least one year at University. This however will not be a hardship for the surplus of teachers is already dictating greater qualifications to obtain jobs in the 'teaching pro- fession. * It is s0 'that the dictates of supply and demand are as great as those of legisiation. FTS GOOD ENTERTAINMENT * The Orono Youth Theatre will complete its produc- tion of plays on August 30th. With the three plays the group of eighty teenagers under professional, direction and professional coaching have provided fine, entertainmient. The city critiies have given the venture and the plays good revues and especially with Dark of the Moon. Indians from the viewpoint of the pros has met with some criticismn but ths does not take away from this extravaganza on the giant thrust stage at Orono arena. The audiences have been enjoying Indians and it quite likely will outdraw the other two plays. It is an entertaining production, having a lot of life, a story and humnour. This ýplay and Dark of the Moon are not heavy productions. They are most entertain- ing. 'rhere are but ,a few days left -and we would like to encouirage you to be part of the ventiiire in Orono. 'Actually draIma is tak-ing a big step in the -Proicead man&ý areas are now IýVsulpporting theiatre in one form or another. The Orono scleee, according to one critic 15 at the to'p of a big, list in Ontario. G,î-ve the kids a moral lIft with your attendance. AboutUs CLARKE CONSIDERS FESTIVAL CHARGES On speaking with Reeve Stone tliis. week it was learned that consideration is being given te the possibility of laying charges in conneeýtion with the Strawberry Fields Festival held at.Mosport recen'tly. -He said the Township lawyer has it under consideration No action has however been tak- en by couincil. Reeve Stone did say that there were many factors te be ttaken into. consideration before any ac- tion would be taken. The.fie fer a controvelption of the by-law iîs 30O.00 whic..h Mr. E. R., Lovekin is, reported as say- ing ",the sum seems a little ridi- culous in, this case." NEW PARKING REGULATIONS ON ORONO MAIN STREET Last week. the TUnited. Counties of- Northumberland and Durham Rond Department painted new park ing lines on the Main Street. At the saine time parrellel park- ing was instituted on the east s_,de insteaýC. of the former angle parking. The meve to parrellel parking, on the east side has net been popular with the Orono business, men as it has decreased con sider- ably the number of cars that have been able te park on tis particu- lar side when angle parking was, in effeet. We have yet te hear any one in total faveur of the pre- sent plan. It' has also been pointed eut that net only has there been a bass of parking space but with ne enforcement of the by-law and fS.ýe two heur parking limit fur- ther h;Frdshipsý are caused by long time parking vehicles. KENDAL EAGLES HIT THE PLAVOFF TRAIL 'Èie Kendal Eagles Intermediates start thieir first round in the-play downis this Sunddy aftqrnoon in Kendal at 2:00 p.M. TeKenill a m met Wall- NO INESWITII ORONO BALL TEAIMS T1 Q~e~Jll ~e~msthis year had a- sMmpy5--suramer and only one team 'the Orono Tykes are in AUGUST- Pre m School, SCOPE .. (Reg. $1.89) . $1.52 LYSOL SPRAY ($1.09) . 88e DRISTAN TABS. ($1.35) $1.10 Kotex TAMPONS 10's Ale.41 Carfree NAPKINS (54e). .44e KLEENITE ...(.98c) ...79e DENT-U CR. (.69c) .,..55e Colgate T PASTE ($1.29) $1.04 ELASTOPLAST STRIPS (Reg. 89c) ........... .72e Z.BXT Baby Powder (.79e) .64e NOXZEMA .. ($1.35) .. $1.10 Scoft Pcsper Towels 2 roil for .37c. Savings Gillette FOAMY ($1.25). $1,00O Complete BLONDE KIT (Reg. $5.50)....... $4.40 Nesties 11.,SPRAY (99c). .80e l-lead aind Shoulders .-. $1.40 ARRID Spray Deod (1.98) 1.59 Pristine Fem Deod. (2.49) $1.99 BENYLIN SYRTJP (2.05) 1.65 AMPIIYIL, L or Tabs . $1.28 KA0 CON...... (1.25) .$1.00 ANACIN ý ~ (1.35) .$1.08 BUFFERIN .... (1.69)- $1.36 kleeuîox Dimner Napkinsj9 40's for 27c. STUTT'S PHARMVACY Phone 983-5009 Ooo nal a playd own series and the odds are weighted against them. The Orono Midgets. Orono Pee Wees, and Orono Girls have al been elimninated in their first round of play. GLENN TENNANT WINS 50-50 DRAW AT ORONO Mr. Glenn Tennant of Oreno was the wýinner of the fifty-fifty draw held last Wednesday in con- inecion with the Orone Amnteur Athietie Association Street Fair. The award amounted te a &uni of $150.O0. Attendance at the Fai.r seemed to be dgvn from former years, but revenue was above average. As a resuit it is expected that a sum of $1000.00 will be realizeci by the Association. As usual there were games of chance, refreshments, candy floss a chair ride, mali ferris wheel, as well as pony rides. The AsÉociation would like te thank a]; those who attended and assisted with the evening. Contin entai Sauna and STEAMK BATHR GENTLEMEN.. W. have a Sauna and Whfrl- pool ready fer your urne. Drop îlu and give them a try Group Rates Avaouable M.n. to Sat, i p.m. - 1 a.m. Sun. 8 a.m. - 1 P.m. 16A ONTARIO STREET 728-2460 OSHAWA I .ROGERSON ORONO, ONTARIO ANTIQUES IWB BUY ANI) BELL 'Ol Glas, hina, Pine Articles Toyiy and Oddltes IF IT'SOLD ... . CALL US WE PAT CASH Phono 623-5342 &noir 6 Pau. William C. Hall, L. comm. Phone NewcaStle 9l87-4240, Ail day Wedu eday and Saturday At Ontario Hydro, researc~h, and safety go hand, in glo<e Ontario Hydre linemen don't wear rutt-,r'gloves for style or te combat dishpa'n hands but as a buffer apinst serieus inffly or death. Unknewn te the power users, the gleves aisô mean ne service interruptien since they enable a lineman te werk on live wires witheut cutting the power.î Gleves are neyer used morei than 60 days witfreut a thereugh going over at Hydro's researchi laboratories in wcetern Toron- te. After washing, a $20,000 machine confirms thi insulat-. ing standard. Then they arc in- flated te twice normal size and examined for pinpoint holes and scratches. If net perfect they are thrown eut. In use, evea the gloves wear gleves. Leather gauntkets pro- tect them from punctures from wire and weod splinters. Thle tiniest flaw ceuld causc a sever* electrical injury. Dry Cleaning Agenti For BOWMANVIILE CLEANERS- Pick-up Tuesday, Thursday and Friday MAÂTIS BILUARdDS, andBahso Orono, Ont. Plans9198-3-10 (. i Orono, Ontario