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Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday, November 2nd. 197- - Church presents ýcertificate to organist Mr. Carlos Tamblyn, on behaîf of the congregatinn of the Orono United Church and choir, presents Mr. Douglas Dewell (right) with a Certifi- cate of Appreciation upon his retirement as organist and choir leader at the Orono United Church. The present- ation was made on Sunday at the regular church service. Mr. Dewell has been organ ist and choir leader at the local.church since 1973 and ç/ni Therapy 36 King StreetW, Bowmanville 623-4473 Patrick G. Deegafl SHOuWS IN SECONDS IF YOU HAVE A FEVER. g0;' What lit is. FEVERTEST is a reusable plastic strip coated on one side wvith temperature-sensitive 'Micro- 1 Epcapsulated Liquid Crystals' (ME.LO.). How it works. Simply hold FEVERTEST against your forehead for 5 to 15 seconds. If an "N" appears, your temperature is normal. If an 'F' qopears, you're running a fever. $1.99 I has accepted a position with St. Paul's United Churchi in Bowmanville. Mr. David Grey, of Bowmanville and, ïorm erly of Orono has accept- ed the position of organist and choir leader at the Orono United Churcn. BOARD REPORT Continued from page 1 too great. It also stated that the transfer of students from one jurisdiction to another was disruptîng at least. In speaking of financial implications the Board's re- port said separation would increase the cost per pupils tor Northumberland taxpay- ers. It noted that such projects as the Darlington Generating station as well as the Wesleyville plant and the proposed uranium refinery at Port Granby would ahl pro-, vide a substantial increase in tax revenues in the future. At the present time 66.9 per cent of elementary pupils reside in Northumberland county requirîng 67.2 per cent of the total elementary bud- get. Also 65.7 per cent of secondary students reside in Northumberland requiring 65.2 per cent of ,the budget. The average cost per elemen- tary pupils throughout the entire area is $1,430.44 while that for secondary students is $2,046.05. Separation of North- Specialize in Farmn nFurnifure Sales ConsuIt~ me for termns aniddates Phone Orono 9351 umberland wouldl increase the fixed costs per students, the report stated. The report emrphasized that the greatest loss in any ,,eparautoni is tne damnage to people. t said that political, bureaucracy should not ride roughshod over people te the point that people becomne mere pawns. The report went further to show that the Northuimber- land and Newcastle Board of Education operated well with- in the average of the sixty-six in existance in the Province of Ontario. TOWN TO HIRE PLANNING DIRECTOR Contined fromn page 1 pondence.ý Counc. Woodyard said lie really had second thoughts as to the position and said a lot of work is being done that will neot 'go down the pipe' for soi-e four of five years. "We are overloading the depart- mnent", he said. 'Mayor Rickard also spoke in favour of hiring a Planning Director pointing out it could be an economnic decision as councîl was paying dearly for consultants they were requir- ed to hire. He wants the planning department stren- gthened. The Mayor also pointed out that services were being installed ini the Town to accommodate a population of 50,000 residents. Following the meeting Mayor Rickard stated that George. Howden, presenitly with the Planning depart- ment, had been hired as a jplanner in 1974 but not as Planning Director. He said that if the term Planning Director bas been used in describing Mr. Howden's pos- ition it was a technical errer. He said Mr. Howden could m.ake appîciation for the position. "We have neyer had a Director of Planning", stated the Mayor. "We must strengthen the planning department," he said, "and expect more decisions". He also said it was not Mr. Howden's fault that the work load was s0 great. The Mayor did agree that some overloading was not necessary. Lt was also Orono, Ontario Brown-n-Serve Pork LChops poînted out that, the new Town Manager had sat in on discussions of the new posit- ion and agreed to creating the _position. Film Processing CUSTIOM FRAMING Ca Mora S and Photograpbic Supplies n King St. W., IGwnmaRvflle 62344204 Phohe 983-5207 Featuring Fresh 5A'NADIAN VEAL T 1SWEEKE ND Utiets, Roasts, etc..& , For Roastîng 3-3112 lb. avg. Loin "O" ork (Tenderloin 1Portion) Family Pak (8-10 chops) (Tenderloin and Pork Onhops .,b EndMfixed) The Cool Weather Favorite Stewing B -,ef SHANK lbo 1. 18 lb. 1.38 lbo 1.08 lb 1. 76 COwvR N IS H "S_____ At Your Service Wakefield Insurance -983-9438 F ire, Auto and Life Avallable now at Rolph<Domiinion Hardware Miaple Leaf 112-2 lb. avg. Corned Beef Brisket lb. 1.68 Burns Smali Link Beef & Pork Sa usage lb. .88 Pridle of Canada Smoked - Boneless ,,N.RPork Shoulders lb. 1.78 MAIN ST.. ORONO. ONT. 9i83-5009