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« Page IS The Clarington/Courticc Independent, Bowmanville, Saturday, October 25, 1997 Entertaining Apple Festival TASTES LIKE AN APPLE FESTIVAL -- Despite the assembly-line style of apple fritter production, production, volunteers (some of whom are pictured above at the frying machines) could scarcely keep up with the demand. The wait at the fritter tent was about a half- hour. An estimated 15,000 attended the event in Bowmanville's downtown core last Sat., October 18th. SOUNDS LIKE AN APPLE FESTIVAL -- About a half-dozen bands strategically placed along King St., ensured that visitors visitors at the Saturday, October 18th, Apple Festival were never out of earshot of some lively music. This tuba player (left) was part of the Herb Knox Dixieland group. » -r.1 V*'-/ ,, Enniskillen Angry with Speeders Residents of Enniskillen arc calling for slop signs to calm the flow of traffic and cut the speed of motorists driving through their village. Mike Bilsky, of Old Scugog Road, asked coun cillors to look into the the problem. Bilsky told Clarington's Planning Committee Monday that most of the residents on the north- south road through the village village have experienced some kind of problems with traffic. "People put the pedal to the metal when they go through Enniskillen," he said. "They sec the road ahead and, for them, it's an School Board Approves "No Cost" Agreement With Elementary Teachers Elementary school teachers with the Northumberland/Clarington School Board have a new contract. The one-year collective agreement was approved by the board at a meeting October 16th. The new deal applies from September 1, 97 to August 31, 98. According to a media release from the school board, the contract highlights highlights include: implementation implementation of a previously agreed salary increase, with a reduced staff complement, to achieve "no cost" to the board; and introduction of payment for LTD insurance by teachers to be consistent with the Peterborough County Board of Education. The new deal brings the salary of a teacher with no experience (and lowest level of qualifications) from $28,840 to $29,710. The salary for a teacher with no experience but with highest level of qualifications goes from $35,780 to $36,860; and the salary for a teacher with over 12 years experience experience and maximum qualifications qualifications goes from $63,060 to 64,960. Board Chair Bob Willsher said: "The agreement agreement with 864 elementary teachers marks the final collective collective agreement to be negotiated by this board prior to a move to a new district district school board structure effective January 1,1998. Trustees have worked hard to build positive relationships relationships with all employee groups. We arc pleased to have reached a 'no cost' agreement that serves the interests of the school system, system, employees and ratepayers." open road," Bilsky noted. "They do not recognize the area as a village." On many occasions, drivers go through at 80 kilometres per hour rather than the posted 50, he said. Enniskillen residents would like to sec désignât-; cd areas with stop signs at the north and south ends. - The fact that children use Old Scugog Road to walk to school is scary, he added. "Some days, parents have waved shovels at motorists going by to tell them to slow down," he recalled. He didn't say whether or not that lactic worked. • Councillors sent Bilsky's concerns to the Public Works Department. 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