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Talented Artist Displays Work at Administrative Centre The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, Wednesday, April 7,1993 13 Credit Union Re-elects President A one-man show by Newcastle artist John Thome is now on display at the Town Hall in Bowmanville. Bowmanville. The artist is seen here showing off three generations of his family, including a self-portrait, his grandfather and grandson. Mr. Thome worked for 30 years in the commercial art field. He has been an art teacher and a freelance cartoonist under the pseudonym of Jack Point. The collection on view features features work in pencil, pen and ink, acrylic, and pastel. Separate Board Looks at 2.74% Budget Hike At a Special Management Committee Committee Meeting of the Separate School Board held on Monday night, April 5, the committee members recommended recommended a 1993 draft budget of $81,733,385. This draft budget means an average average increase of 2.74 per cent to rate payers in the Peterborough Victoria Northumberland & Newcastle Roman Catholic Separate School Board. After weeks of discussions, the Management Committee, was left Cotter Street EATERY cssary programs and services for Catholic students. On Monday evening the Management Management Committee approved further modifications to the existing programs with the difficult task of striking a del- an d services as well as reductions in icate balance between reasonable tax Central Office Budget and transfer of increases and the continuation of ncc- reserve funds. Don Folz, Director of Education, stated that, "the board will maintain current staffing levels and strictly control control future hiring of staff." This 1993 Draft Budget will go to the Board on Tuesday, April 13, 1993 for final approval. Steve Nimigon, a former National Representative of the Canadian Auto Workers Union was re-elected to this fourth term as President of the 25,000 member Auto Workers Community Credit Union. The Credit Union has assets of $210 Million. Mike Le- vcque was elected Vice-President. , The Executive Committee is composed composed of Leveque as Chairman, Nimigon Nimigon and Joe Worona who is the first Vice-Chairman of Credit Union Central Central of Ontario; Gene Bergeron a Service Service Representative of Local 222 and Don Powless a retired activist of Local Local 222. The Trustee and Finance Committee Committee is composed of Worona as Chairman, Chairman, Leveque, Powless and Pat Blackwood. The Business Development Development Committee is composed of Bergeron as Chairman, Marlene Symc, Pat Blackwood and Dave Sita- ram. Ed Samecki was appointed Treasurer Treasurer and Don Nicholls appointed Corporate Corporate Secretary. At the recent Annual Meeting of the Credit Union Mike Leveque and Harry Irwin were re-elected. Joining them were Marlene Syme, and employee employee of Local 222 CAW and Pat Blackwood a skilled trades representative. representative. Re-elected to the Credit Committee Committee was Mike Black, a former Chairman Chairman and a member for the past 35 years, and joining him will be Joe Gaborie. Tina Moore was elected to the Supervisory Committee. President Nimigon presented Distinguished Distinguished Service Awards posthumously posthumously to Harvey Skinner and to active active member May Williamson who will celebrate her 93rd birthday this coming May. The Credit Union added the word: "Community" to its name and will be seeking a membership base from the Please recycle this newspaper Regional Municipality of Durham. 1 They are the fifth largest Credit Union Union in Ontario; it merged with the for mer Orono and District Credit Union, and has been serving the community since April 2, 1938. Trinity XJ.C.W. Salad Luncheon Wednesday, May 5th. 11:00 a.m., 12 Noon, 1:00 p.m. Tickets -- $6.00 Tickets available from Church Office 623-3138 (1 - 4 p.m.) Joan James -- 623-2282 Ami Ammm Friday, April 23rd at Orono Arena on Princess Street Roast Leg of Lamb Dinner Consumer Hour 6:00 to 7:00 p.m. Dinner at 7:00 p.m. Auction Sale (after dinner) $15.00 per person Door Prizes and Spot Dance Prizes Sponsored by The Durham Sheep Producers For Information, Call 263-8332 Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday SPECIAL PRICES 5 p.m. -12 midnight BBQRibs 1/2 Rack $5.95 2 for 1 Entrées only Italian Platter $7.95 Fajita (Beef or Chicken) $7.95 Sunday Breakfast Buffet (includes beverage) $6.95 All entrées Include Soup of the Day or all-you-can-eat Caesar Salad and Garik Bread. Townline and King Street, Zellers Plaza 576-1366 Hrtt/' I. - Treat the Family to\ NEED To KNOW SOMETHING ABOUT YoUR NEW COMMUNITY? Sunday Branch This Easter get out of the kitchen and into the holiday spirit. 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