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(Continued frorm page 1) of the next day for observat- ions. On speaking to Mrs. Morley on Mlonday she said that it was hoped that.the injuries were only bruises. Miniter Tfhe bus was owned by 1Edward Carscadden and driv- Rev. B. E. Long en by Mr. Doniald Tennant of B.Th. Orono. Organiat & Choir Director Douglas Dewell FEBRUARV 24, 1974 ORONO UNITED CHURCH Church School - 10.00 a.m. Senior Dept. - 9.50 a. m. Mlorning Worship - 11.15 a.rn. Monday - Bible Studv and Discussion Group at 8 p.m. in the Friendship Roomn Everyone welcome KIRBY UNITED CHURCH Mornmng Worship 9.45 a.m. Churceh School 11.00 a.m. Dial-A-Thought 983-9161 Plumbing and Heating 24 Hour Sei-vice New Installations Alteratious - Repaira Speciallzîng ln Hot Water Heating Forced Air Heating Septic Tank Work t1,Orono 983.5624 ROADS-NEEDS' STUDY + NO RUSH (C(ontinued Iromn page 1) able situation", with respect te ministry approval for the study, because of the number of roads and the size of the municipaiity, he advised against starting a roads-needs study fôr this year. He said according to minis- try standards, roads in the communities must be exa- mined at three crucial times of year, the moat important of which was spring. if the ministry gave its approvai for the project within days, Mr. Sima said, with spring only weeks away, his company and Newcastle council wouid be badly rused to attempt to get a start on such a study, a situation not recommended, because of the higher possibility of making mistakes. With respect to the minis- try's outlook toward the great number of subsidy requests, Mr., Sims said the Town of Scugog had recentiy approa- ched the ministry for approv- ai of a roads jieeds study, and although agreeabie to the intent of the request, Queen's Park deferred the study request for next year's bud- get. Overali, Mr. Sima said the Newcastle study could coat between $30,000 and $50,000, taking about one year to complete. He recommended that council approach the minis- Departrnent of Recreation .,Corporation of the Town of Newcastle Playground Leader Training Course FOR SUMMIER EMPLOYMtENT ON PLAYGROUNDS To be held in the Bowmanvilîe High Sehool March llth, 13th, 25thi and April lst, 3rd, and 8th from 6:30 to 9:00 P. M. 1. To quaify for a position on the Bowmanville Playgrounds, Ward 2 an applicànt with less than two year's previous experience in Playground Work must either (a) successfuly complete the course or (b) pass a practical test and a written test on the date to be decided early in April. It is also essential that those who are selected attend a short refresher course, of one day duration prior to the opening of the Playgrounds. Everyone MIUST attend, there can be n6 exceptions. No remnuneration will be paid for these training periods. 2. Minimum requirements for ail applicants is 16 years of age as of Janaury Ist of the current year. 3.Bowmanville Playgrounds will operate five diays a week Monday to Friday for a period of seven weeks, from July 2nd to August l6th, both dates inclusive. Playgrounds will be ciosed on Monday August 5th Civic Holiday, with staff being paid for that day. The above mentiloned dates are tentative and subject to change. 4. The Salary Scale is as folows: CATEGORY "A" Two years or more on Playgrounds Salary $60.00 per week. CATEGORY "B"- One year on Playgrounds Salary $5700 per week. CATEGORY "C" With no experience on Playgrounds Salary $54.00 per week. 5.Successful completion of the course or tests dunes flot guarantee you a position. 6. Applications and Course Time Table are available at the Bowmanville High School Office or the Re(creation Office. Town Hall. T.A. FA,*NNINGi DIRECTOR 0F RElCR111EATION. UNITED CHURCH Orono Pastoral Charge try with a faîl starting date in mind, since that wouid give ample time to mnake financiai arrangements, as well as the time needed for hackground work. Apart from, council's airea- dy expressed interest in a roads-needs study, the works committee, at the suggestion of Mr. Sims and as a matter of r ecord, wili present to, council a resolution requestîng MOTC representatives meet the works committee to initiate'a study as quickiy as possible. INTERIM TAX DATES SUGGESTED (Continued from page 1) Uxbridge- nas a tentative date of March 15., The purpose of an interim levy la to reduce'the amount of borrowing a municipality has to do to keep running prior to the arrivai of tax payments and provincial grants. Regional finance commis-. sioner, Jack Gartley, noted the region was paying $27,000 intereat for money it borrow- ed in- Janua ry, and while it was recovering $20,000 throu- gh investmnent funda, it was stili paying out $200 a day in intereat. Coun. George Ashe (Pick- ering). the committee, chair-, man said the figure woudi constantiy increase as 'the' cash was paid out until the interim levy brought in some money. The total regional bill would "1certainly be higher",- than the interîm ievy 0f $6.3- million, lie said. BUDGE'1'BYMAYI,5 (Continued from ýpage 1) current woulci require a lot more work, he said. While it wasn't desirable to do both the capital and current at the samne time his department had no choice if it was to get themn ready by May The caiendar involves sev- erai stages. After the vaious regional government departments (and area municipalities In the case of the capital budget) have made their submissionis to the treasury department the administrative committee vill review them. About the beginning of April they'li go to the standing committees for review and recommendation, and the es- timates wili go tIo the finance ýommituee. ED HAYNES RE-ELECTED GANARASKA CHAIRIMAN (Continued from page 1) natural resources committee and C.A. Hewson of Port Hope heads the information and education committee. Appointed to the conservat- ion areas committee' were: Oxford BRICKLAYERS STON EMASONS WILLIE J. SCHMAHL Phione 983-5606 Specializing *in ail kinda of STONEWORK Allan Dines, R.J.W. Scuithor- pe, Roy Foster, E.R. Lovekin, G. Wilson, W., .Harris and C.A. Hewson. On the natural resources committee are: Doug Henson, Mrs. Pat Lawson, Dr. F.L.. Lawson, J. Finlayson, D. Campbell and J. Veldhuis. The information and educat- ion committee includes: W. Gibson, J.A. Renolda, Tom McKay, Mrs. Lenah Fisher, Mrs. Norma Yates, G. Car- ruthers and Ai McGill. When if cçmes, to winning it's tough to bec We proved that at Eagie River, Wisconsin, by winning the 1974 World Chamnpionship Snow- mobile Derby. And now we're proving it right whore it counts most for you. Right now your Alouette dealer is g ivi ng you a chance to get in on the greatest wi nn ing com- bination ever.. a spanking new 1974 Alouette at spocial record-breaking low price. From the power-hungry Super Brute to, the economical gutsy Sno-Duster, we ve got the deal youve been waiting for. Cornein today and select your winner. YouIlI sée how tough it s to beat Alouette SUPER BRUTE , MILL STREET. ORONO. ONTARIO PHONE 983-5343 s: ORONO 983-5201 TENDER JUCIY - YOUNG - ONTARIO FOR ROASTING -½lb. avg Loin " " Pork(TENDERLOIN1lb. 8 faifly pak 9 - il cHlOPS 1/4 Pork Loin C&"hops lb. 99'c lb. 89C IL. $1.181 Pork SDareribs LEANMýIEATFY lb. 98C 'MAPLE LEAF' Sweet Pickled Cottage Roli Halves lb. 89C B acon DE VON- Rindiess (Mild Cured) lb. $1. 09 Skinless Wieners - LE lb. 88c lb. 79CI B5urns Sausage 1.OIbo 9 BOARD OPPOSES RIGIIT TO STRIKE (Contin ued froii page 1) strike by teacners. The specific resolution was "that the teachers be given the right to strike under legisiation similar to that in the Labor Relations Act, but tailored to the needs of the educationalsystem, and ehi- minating ail other types of sanctions, and, that the prot- tections now provided for 'teachers under existing legis- lation be reviewed. ST. SAVIQURS ANGLICAN Establishied 1869 Regular Sunday Worship service - 10:00 a.m. Holy Communion- First and Third Sundays Morning Prayer- Second and Fourth Sundays noly Baptism by appoirtment uith Rector 9874745 Rýev. H. Robert Hayue, B.A., LLTh. ,CORNISu-I'S FOR THE BEST MEATS IN TOWN Pk Rib1s'IENDER AEATY' ITS THIE FLAVOUTH IAT COUNTS Loin Pork C'Ohopwis Sliced Bologna ORONO WEEKLY TIMES, FEBRUARY 20th, '1974 -3 Mou