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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY 1 earn an extra $1,000 plus a month part time and would like ico, share this opportunity with you. Pleasant and profitable. Write: Catharine Kolmer, 638 Pineridge Rd.. Waterloo, Ontario N2L 5J9. HELP WANTED Can you. DRAW? Earn money at homne. Publisher of Children's books requires full colour illustrations for 60 titles. illustrations can be done in medium of your choice. Submnit sample of work with your letter of introduction io A.M. Productions, 2750 Fenton Rd., GILucester, Ont ,KIG 3N3. Budget guidelines tâp council membiers At least six attempts were made on Monday by the Town of Newcastle Generai Purpose committee to set 1986 current budget and capital forecast discussion guidelines. AIl attempts fail- ed and a recommendation from the Town Manager was finally received'for informa- tion. The guidelines were to pro- vide direction to staff to for- mulate budgets for considera- tion of the committee. The town manager' s DfleID YOU KNOWV? Did You Know that the f irst*,step towards im- provement is the ability to recog.nize the problem. An evaluation of our present condition is necessary before *an informed decision may be made. Your vote is the process by which the future of the Town of Newcastle wiII be directed. How Would You- Rate Our Past Performance? PERFORMANCE REVIEW SUBJECT POOR IjFAIR1 GOOD, EXCELLENT Property Tax Rates Recreational Facilities Condition 0f Roads Quality 0f Services ___ Job 0pportunities ___ Affordable Housing ___ Rentai Accommodation___ Shopping Facilities___ Population Growth___ Commercial Growth Planning___ Administration Leadership Of Council OverailiPerformance? Overaîl Potential? JON WINTERS for MAYOVR recommendation held that net expenditure increases were to stay within 5 percent of the 1985 tax levy and that grants to outside organiza- tions would as well stay within this limit. Other details in the report outlined department heads' responsibilities in reviewing their respective programs as ta effectiveness and to be aware of available grants from senior governments. Users fees were not to ex- ceed ten percent but should reflect actual costs of the pro- grams offered. The contentious item for discussion by council members hinged on the 5 per- cent increase limit. Counc. Hamre was first to object to the five percent figure and said 5 percent was old hat and pointed out that this was above the rate of in- flation, She also noted that the Town had been register- ing an increase in building and with this additional assessment there was not need to go beyond a three percent increase. Counc. Hamre moved that the'increase be dropped to a limit of three percent instead of the proposed five percent. The motion was not sup- ported by a seconder and did not reach discussion. Counc. Hobbs tried his hand with a zero budget in- crease but here againhis mo- tion was not supported by a seconder. Mayor Rickard said he had estimated the growth in the Town to be ten percentthis year, 1985, and moved that the Town stay within this in- crease. His proposai was similiar to that of Councillor Hobbs but did not gain the support of the majority of counicil members. It was pointed out by the treasurer'that to stay within the rate of growth was in ef- fect a zero budget. The original recommenda- tion from the Town Manager of five percent was also defeated. Counc. Hubbard then pro- posed the guidelines recognize aIl previous refer- rais by council and as well projections which staff felt should be considered. She said we should know what we are facing. Her motion did not receive a seconder. Counc. 1Hubbard said she feit the staff guidelines had been reasonable and at least was a place to start budget Orono Weekly limes, Wednesday, October 9, 1985-9 Orono- Lockh-arts News, (Continued from page 3) The following are captains for ihe girlIs: Shellie Nowak, Melanie Rypstra for the Cougars, Eileen Beier, An- drea Levac for Cobras, Tanya Therteli, Deanne Row.ýe for the Dragons and Panthers are Daneete Ward and Leslie Plazek. For the boys the captains are Jimimy Partner, Kevin Scott for Dragons, David Burnett, Jason MacMaster for Cougars, Mike Martin, Shane Gylytuik for Cobras and Cameron Esier and Scott McAllîster for Panthers. Reporters: Michele Ruther- ford & Shellie Nowak discussions. Counc. Hamare then called for a referral to the next meeting of counicil and this too was defeated. The report was finally received for information. David Johnston, town manager, in support of his recommendation of five per- cent pointed out that although there wiIl be an in- ecase in assessmient through development it must also be remnembered that there are appeals. He also said while assessmient growvs so doesý costs of service and here hie referred to the Courtice area. He said theincoming counicil should have some options open to them and considera- tion should be given to a level of service that is being asked. Inspection Station >Ail Vehicles lncluding Dump Trucks Sohool Buses PROPANE Propane Conversions- and Service MANGAR'S GARAGE Orono -983-5130 We have openings for a few good sales people in our Bowmanville office. Whether you are icenced or consider- ing taking the Real Estate course calI Walter Frank for a confidential interview. 623-33e3 W.* Frank Real Estate Lîmited 234 King St. -E. Bownsanville, Ontario PULIC NOTICE TO ITS CITIZENS PRELIMINARY LIST 0F ELECTORS VOTERS LIST 1985 Notice is hereby given that pursuant ta Section 24 and Section 25 of The Municipal Elections Act, 1980, as amended, 1 will cause ta be posted in my office in the Municipal Building, 40 Temperance Street, Bowmanville, and in a conspicuous place in the following public buildings: namely the BOWMANVILLE PUBLIC LIBRARY BOWMANVILLE POST OFFICE NEWCASTLE VILLAGE POST OFFICE ORONO POST OFFICE HAMPTON POST OFFICE on the 15TH DAY OF OCTOBER, .1985, a preliminary list of electars eligible ta vote inthe Municipal Elections ta be held on the l2th day of November, 1985. Such list shail romain at the loca- tions as hereinbefore mentioned and i cali upon ail persans wha are aware of errors or omissions in the list ta file notice of the same in duplicate on a form available at the clerk's Office on or before the 23RD DAY 0F OCTOBER, 1985. I further give notice, that revision of the list wîi commence at 8:30 a.m. on Tuesday, the lSth of Oc- taber, 1985 in the Clerk's Department, Municipal Building, 40 Temperance Street, Bawmanville, and the said revisian will continue ftram day ta day un- tii such time as ail camplaints receîved before the last day for f ilingcamplaints have been dispased Date of Pu blication: October 9t1t, 1985 David W \. Qakes, A.M.C.T. Clerk and Returning Off icer Towin of Newcastle 40 Temperance Street, Bowmanville, Ontario. LiC3A6 P.O. No. A 0400 lm N'MI' 1 1 1 - -- - -