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Orono Weekly Times, 18 Aug 1976, p. 3

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t Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday, August 18th, 1976--3 Although the Kendal Royals went down to defeat at the Orono Park last Wednesday evening at the hands of'the Oshawa Junior Club the new lighting system was a hit with players and fans alike. It was the first timé the lights had been used under real baseball game conditions. There were few faults noted by the players even in the outfield and with one or two minor adjustments it appears the lights are more than adequate for baseball in the park. The lights at both the ball , diamond and the tennis courts were installed this year by the Orond Chamber of Commerce at a cost in the neighbourhood of $15,000.00. Some sceptics questioned the adquacy of the lights for baseball but this has been disspelled since the game last Wednesday. 4-H Clubs at Orono Fair WHITE'S FENCING INSTALLIONS ALL TYPES'OF FENCING RESIDENTIAL INDUSTRIAL POOL ENCLOSURES FREE ESTIMATES 576-5606 On Tuesday, September 7, the 4-H Farm Management 1 Club Achievement Day will BYAMS PLUMBING - HEATING .Sales and Service . 24 HOUR BURNERSERVOCE GULF FINANCING Low. Interest Rates Phone: Tyrone 263-2650 be held at the Agricultural office with the members giving presentations on their computer farm game program program results. On Friday and Saturday, September 10 and 11, the Achievement Days for the 4-H Rabbit, Field Crop, Dairy Clubs will be held in conjunction with Orono Fair. In addition, 4-H Club exhibits, the Fat Lamb Show arid the 4-H Barrow Show, as well as, exhibit of fleece from the 4-H Sheep Club will be on display in the 4-H arid J unior Farmer exhibit tent. ■3- OLE SPECIAL TRANSPORTATION by CHARTERWAYS Daily: AUG. 18th to SEPT. 6th ' BUS WILL LEAVE 1 5 MINUTES AFTER THE EVENING FIREWORKS DISPLAY Jaojd&I Jby £u& and Jjicwe. Ike (bhwinq io U& ! For Information Call: 623-3811 or 723-7171 Schedule: ' 0R0N0 TOWN HAIL NEWCASTLE TOWN HALL. PWMANVILLI CÔURTICE ROAD OSHAWA TOWN LINE. __9:t5 a.m. _9:30 a.m. -9:50 a.m. .10:05 a.m. .10:15 a.m. 1 Rates: ' , - 1 Orpno and Newcastle: j Adults $4.75 Children Under 12 Yrs. $2.65 jBdwmdnnlle, Courtice Read and Oshawa Town Line: Adults $4.50 Children Under Ï2 Yrs.J2.50 Admission to CNE Will Be Collected By Driver School problems expected this year Schools within the North-' umberland-Newcastle Board of Edudation may be facing problems when they open without any public health nurses on the premises. A board spokesman has indicated the present lockout of 29 Northumberland County health nurses will definitely have a detrimental effect on school when classes resume for the 1976-77 year Sept. 7. Wally Reid, area supervisor supervisor for the board said several important services usually handled by the public nursing staff at the schools will be absent if the nurses are still locked-out. Though not qualified to judge any possible health hazards, Mr. Reid said eye and hearing checks, as well as general disease detection will not be performed, . Without the nurses on duty at the schools the general inspection of records to ascertain ascertain which students need special medical care will not. be done, he predicted. The nurses are member's of Local 106 of the Ontario .• Nurses Association arid have been locked out since May 5 in their dispute for higher wages. The public health nurses are seeking wage parity with their counterparts in hospitals. hospitals. The Haliburton, Kawartha, Pine Ridge Health Unit under who jurisdiction the nurses fall claims that the settlement settlement it would take to bring the nurses, wages into line with the hospitals would be more than what is allowable under the terms of the Anti 4| Inflation Boardi The nurses have indicated they would .be willing to submit to binding arbitration in their battle for higher wages, an invitation that was declined by the health unit. A spokesman for Northum-. berland County said the* binding arbitration proposal wouldn't do the nurses any good since the county has been claiming that there is no more money in hnunicipal coffers for a . higher settlement settlement that the eight per cent already offered. The nurses are seeking a salary ' range of $13,716 to $16,116 for the registered nurses and $14,916 to, $16,316 for public health nurses. The board has made à counter offer of $12,200 to' $14,620 to registered nurses and $12,920 to $15,460 for the public health nurses. ORONO Nursery School Da\ Enrichment Program for. 3-5 Year Did Children Rlaces available for September Call 987-4012 F.R. Tennant Fuels Ltd. Phone 983-5693 William C Hall, B. Comm. Chartered Accountant Phone Newcastle 987-4240 ALL DAY WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY We Are Moving... ... .to Larger Quarters BOWMANVILLE BROADLOOM Our New Location 170 CHURCH STREÈT BOWMANVILLE 623-5054 Cushion Floor from $3.95 sq. Yard Roll Ends and Remnants now available WHITE X FOOD / <V STORES Beef for your Ho me Freezer We carry Canada's Finest graded and Selected Beef. Prices are at an attractive level. Consult us today for quality in beef and ■workmanship., For the Barbecue-Backs, Wings Necks attached (FRESH CUT) Quartered Chickens lb. 79c lb.59c lb. $1.29 lb; $1.09 lb.79c 2 lb. $3.29 lb. 84c Meaty Chicken Wings Thick Cut-Juicy ' Rib Steaks Schneiders All-Beef sizzlerç Schneiders Beef Stea kettës ■ Schneiders 2 Jill. Buèket • • ' Fried Chicken Perfect for the Grill , 1 > Med. Ground Beef CORNISH'S

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