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' 8--Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday, September 1st, 1976 Local swimmers do well at Orono course 1 The Orono Water Safety Swimming Club. ; announce that the' July and August sessions of the 1976 season have closed, and that the following youngsters have completed their final exam : inations and have passed successfully from the various levels as listed. PRE-BEGINNERS: Angela Anderson, Wilma Benschop, Faith Benschop, Lee VanSchaik, Steve Van- Schaik, Scott McCullough, Chris Werry, Derek Merewe- ather, Scott Irwin, Elaine Bruton, Dana Shetlet, Robert Haynes, Darren Lewis, Laurie Laurie Watson, Joanne Gorman, Joyce Brtiinsma, Rick Baker, Ingrid Bruinsma, Andrea Burnham, Kenneth VanHav- erbeke, Donna VanHaver- beke, Dereke Zander, Duncan Walker, Jean Brown, Jim Sharpe, John Buma, Karen Talsma, Richard Harris, Kelley Kelley Anderson, Mark Tripp, Cheryl Tripp, Caroline McAr- thy, Jane Boyko, Murray Dennis, John Tax, Jeniffer Clarke, Steven Lycett, Bradly Roberts/Darren Dennis, Kar- eylee Van Hamburg, Kelly Quinn, Tim Morrison, Mary Jane Duesbuiry, Kevin Hart- wig, Steve Baker. BEGINNERS: Thenesa Vanllaverbeke, Jason Jason Carleton, Darlene Dennis, Ellen Graham, Colleen Mç- Newcastle Parks and Recreation Department Swimming Classes For Young Adults and Adults at Pine Ridge School Monday ADULTS 6:30 p.m. to 10:30 p.m. PRE-BEGINNERS, BEGINNERS, JUNIORS, INTERMEDIATES, SENIOR & BRONZE Wednesday TEENS -13 Years and up, 6:30 p.m. to 10:30 p.m. PRE-BEGINNERS UP TO BRONZE, Registrations will be Wednesday, September 9th hom 7:00 to 9:00 p.m. in the Recreation Office, Town Hall, Bowmanville, 15 week course.Fee is $10.00. . For further information, please call 623-3379, Ex. 32. » .General Manager central Lake Ontario Conservation Authority The Central Lake Ontario Conservation Authority is seeking a general manager who will be re|>sonsible through the Executive Committee, to the Authority for developing, directing and administrating the * programmes programmes and staff of the Authority. The individual selected will also be appointed to the statutory position of Secretary-Treasurer. The current budget, of the Authority is approximately $1,000,000.00 per year amd the permanent staff comprises twelve persons. Experience either in the field of resource management and administration or in professional engineering with a broad municipal engineering background - familiar with such activities as urban development, public works services, environmental works and appraisals, hydrological studies, parks and recreation and co-ordination with other governmental agencies - is desirable. The position is permanent with a salary in the $25,000.00 per year range. The Authority offers a , comprehensive plan of fringe benefits. The applicant must be bondable.' Persons interested in the position should reply by September 7th, 1976 providing, as a minimum, the following information: 1) Personal Data, 2) Employment Employment history, 3) Related experience, 4) Education and professional background, 5) Approximate salary expected, 6) Date of availability, 7) References. All replies will be treated in confidence. Applicants selected for interview will be provided with a more detailed description of duties and responsibilities prior to interview. Replies should be marked confidential and addressed to: Mr. J. G. Goodwin, Chairman Central Lake Ontario Conservation Authority 16 Parkview Blyd. e Whitby, Ontario 1.1 N 3M7 . - Loud, Sherry "Morrison, .Jimmy .Jimmy Brown, Simon Buma, Kathy Stacey, Lori McNeil, 1 Gregory Barraball, Simon W. Buma, Bonita Vissers, Timothy Timothy Bradley, Lisa Buma, Robert Bandstra, Erin Wind- att, Debbie Vanderveen, Guy Brachvogel, Patti Irwin, Caroline Caroline Cochrane, Lynda Mer- rich, Christine Bruton, Tim Weyrich, Steve Mitchell, Brenda Brenda Rodd, Cathy Mathwich, Steven Merrick, Christine Hooper, Nancy Tamblyn, Steven Steven Adams, Corrine Boeke, Fred Boeke, Cathy Gorman, Adam Hadley, Paula Bryen- ton, Scott McCullough, Eric Dreslinski. JUNIORS: Kim Irwin, Bonnie Irwin, Karen Irwin, Lisa Zoelman, Roy Piersma, Walter Sher- win, Patty Quantrill, Steven Sawyer, Brenda Bunting, Corrine Long, Kevin. Philip, Karen Moore, Danny Barlow, Scott Richards, William Reid, Richard Boyko, Jamie Cowan, Cowan, J^net Moffat, Lori Lycett, Steven Wood, Denise Ped- well. INTERMEDIATES: Lee White, Heidi Golder, Tammy Madill, Janette Armstrong, Armstrong, Patti Blascke, Kendra Kemp, Beth Hill, Irene Konz- elmann, Paul Reed, Sharon Simpson, Sheila Clark, Bob Veldhuis, Carin Adam, Debbie Debbie Vandorp, Marie Carr. SENIORS: Brent Clemens, Brian Schoe- nmaker, Marcel Charland, Heather Sawyer, Kelly Hall, Lydia Carmen, Sherry Lee Robinson, Janice Wood, Debbie Debbie Pedwell, Shelly Richards. In addition to the above, the following students have successfully successfully completed the following following courses: BRONZE MEDALLION: Mark Charland, Marcel Char- land, Geoff Fairbanks, and Pat Guest; ROYAL LIVESAVING SOCIETY (Bar to Bronze) Jane Reynolds Reynolds (4'th bar), Vicki Clark (2nd Bar), Marcia Lowery (2nd Bar) and Julie Reed (1st Bar). SENIOR RESUSCITATION: (Re-exam) Jane Reynolds, Vicki Clark, Marcia Lowery, Julie Reed. SENIOR RESUSCITATION: Mark Charland, Marcel Charland, Charland, Geoffrey Fairbanks, and Pat Guest. JUNIOR RESUSCITATION: Paisley Stutt LIFESAVING 1: koss 1 Stutt, Paisley Stutt LIFESAVING 2: Sherry Lee Robinson, Susan Woodley, Lydia Carman and Shelley Lycett CANADIAN WATER POLO ASSOCIATION BRONZE AWARD: Julie Reed, Lydia Carmen, Kerry Grady, Pat Woodley, ' Vicki Clark, Pat Guest, Geoff Fairbanks, Mike Carman, Marcia Lowery, Paisley Stutt, Marcel Charland, Ross Stutt, Mark Charland, Shelley, Lycett. • The 1976 Orono Swimming Club season, just ended, saw approx. 400 area youngers participating in the various program levels during the two (July and August) 'sessions. 'sessions. Heading the program was Mrs. Shirley Reynolds of Hampton, as Director of Orono Red -Cross and Royal Life-Shving Classes. She was aided by three very capable instructors; Tracie Stutt, Officials outnumber local audience Officials from the Region of Durham as well as from the Town of Newcastle along with members of the Newcastle council outnumbered local Orono citizens twelve to two on Monday night when a meeting was held in the Orono Town Hall to discuss the operation and cost of water in Orono. The meeting was arranged by the Town of Newcastle council which drew little interest in Orono. It was pointed out at the meeting that the water system system in Orono as in other centres was now operated by the Region of Durham. As of July 1st regional rates came into effect and by 1980 ' this rate is to be uniform over the whole of the Region. The rate in Orono is to be adjusted from a $25.97 yearly charge in 1975 to $82.44 by 1980. This is a, flat rate charge for water use due to the fact that Orono water use is not metered. It was stated on Monday' night that it would be from five to six years before meters are installed in Orono. It was further pointed out ' that meters had to come- to bring equity throughout the whole of the region. Billing will be on a quarterly quarterly basis with reading of meters where they exist once a year. An information folder is being sent all users which outlines all information pertaining pertaining to the water operation as well as where 'the accounts Jane Reynolds and Pat Wood- ley. Also acknowledged are the three - able helpers; Marcia Lowery, Jane Staples and Marcel Charlanrj. Combined, these people are responsible for a very successful! successful! season just completed at the Orono Water Safety Swimming Club. may be paid. Mr. Doug Simpson stated he was concerned ! over the fact that some in Orono had paid off their frontage and .Mr, Simpson also asked if thé second well had been completely paid for. T pointed out that the Vil, water system had turned over ,a similar amount to the region in a surplus as they had rejported the full cost of the second well. It was stated that it was felt that the well had been paid out of the connection charges through a surplus monies but this insingle insingle payment and asked if formation would be sought at these costs would again be charged against these property property owners. It was stated that the user rate did not include such costs as arrived through frontage charges and connection connection charges and as such those who had paid the full amount would not be charged again. Those now paying these charges on their tax bills would continue until the agreement terminated. the regional office and the findings given to Mayor Rickard. Mr, Simpson also asked what benefits were there for- Orono under the present regional system for water. He contended Orono would be helping to pay for development development water costs in other areas but would never have such development within the Village. Announcing D&R Sports and Ski Shop HOCKEY CLUB Featuring: 1. 10% Off all hockey equipment (except sale items) 2. 25' Off all member's skate sharpening. All for only *12- 50 membership '• (Good All Season) Skates by LANGE - BAUER - CCM Sticks by KOHO - TITAN - CCM CANADIAN - COOPER 85 King St. West 623-3421 Bowmanville Applications will be received from SINGLE GIRLS 16 to 22 years of age From the Municipality of Newcastle to corppete X MISS DURHAM CENTRAL Saturday, September 11th Mail fo Box 212, Orono, Ontario No applications later than September 4th , please , 1