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96 kids want television The Orono Camsport United United Counties Atoms are the, league Consolation Champions. Champions. The team has had a successful yeqr in the United Zager, B. Stapleton, R. Bouw- Counties League and pictured meester, M.. Vanderheyden, above are: (Back row) G. T.R. Pollitt, R. Nixon, T. Bailey ; (front row) G. Jones, J. Shmyr, D. Dias, S, Irwin, T. Young and S. Hardy. Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday, March 25th, 1981-7 Vehicle Tender Sealed tenders are beingTeoeived by the Newcastle HydroJSiettric Commission; up* to 4:30 p.m., April 2, 1981 oft me sppply and delivery of 1 - W ton pickup truck anu-or-1 economy station wagon. Details and specifications for the above may be obtained by contacting the Hydro Office, 19 King Street West, Bowmanville, Ontario between the hours of 8:00 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. daily Monday to Friday inclusive. Newcastle Hydro Electric Commission. D.H.I. Field Man-Woman The Ontario Dairy Herd Improvement Corporation has a vacancy for a, D.H.I. SUPERVISOR in the Port Perry area. The successful applicant will be responsible for the monthly weighing and sampling of milk from individual cows in D.H.I. herds, keeping records and statistical data and promoting" Dairy Herd Improvement. Dennis Abramoff picks the held last Friday at the Orono sà y the least there was lucky winner of the portable Arena. David Staples assists considerable interest by the T V drawn at the Great Pine with the draw in which all youngsters in the free draw. participants were eligible. To Set salaries for summer and night, programs The Northumberland and Newcastle Board of Education Education has given approval for a set of» salary schedules fpr employees instructing and assisting with summer school . and night school. Last summer an uproar erupted over the paying of students upwards of $16.00 an hour for instruction at summer summer schools. The board has now Set a policy setting out, the schedule of pay for both summer and night school instruction. A teacher holding Ministry of Education qualifications and teaching a credit, credit make-up or a remedial program program will be paid $16.00 an hour. ' An instructor who instructs in a general interest, cultural or recreational course and who is deemed to be qualified and capable of presenting a student-oriented lesson will be paid $14.00 an hour. The Board has approved $3.30 an hour for teacher- aides, a person hired to assist a teacher or instructor. The Superintendent of Special Services will determine the number of teacher aides. Town budget deadline passes Council had set a target date of March 23rd to have their 1981 budget intact and approved. The deadline has passed and the budget is still •in liftibo. 1 In speaking with Counc. Woodyard, chairman of finance, finance, he said he had called a finance meeting for this Friday morning to give further further consideration to the budget but it now has been postponed. Woodyard states its almost impossible to arrange a meeting and one would think the budget not important. When asked if the seventeen seventeen percent increase in Public Works was to be indicative of other departments departments he felt not. He pointed out that Public Works had added two new employees including an accounting clerk. He said very little would change as to the Public Works department other than what action the Ministry may take with th.e supplementary budget which in total amount is $244,OOÇ. Applicants should have a Grade 12 education with , several years experience in dairy farming and-or a diploma in Agriculture. The starting salary is $7.87 per hour based on 20 days per month, five hours per day. , Written applications containing qualifications, experience and telephone number should be forwarded to: , ONTARIO D.H.I. CORPORATION , (File 104) 801 Bay Street, 8th Floor, , TORONTO, Ontario, M5S1Z1 " ■ - Corporation of the Town of Newcastle Department of Community Services Playground. Leaders Training Course 1981 I) Course Dates and*Location: Dates - April 6, 8, 13, 15, 22, 27, 29, May 4, May 6. Location - Bowmanville High School, 49 Liberty Street North. II) To Qualify: To qualify for a position on the Community Services Playgrounds, an applicant • (with less than two (2) years experience in Playground work) must successfully complete the course and pass a test. Those who are selected for Playground work will attend a staff meeting in June prior to the opening of Playgrounds. All applicants must attend all sessions of the course. No wages will be paid for these training sessions. . ' ' j III) Playground' Dates & Times: Playgrounds will operate five days a week, Monday through Friday for seven weeks, starting on July 6 and concluding on Friday, August 21st. Playground hours are 1:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. IV) Salary Scale: The salary scale will be drawn as per Department of Labour Laws and the Town Council of Newcastle. V) , Selection of Applicants: , Selection of the successful applicants is not necessarily determined by exam results. No perference is given to age,. VI) Applicants: "» Applications Way 'be obtained at • the .Community Services office (former Bell Building) immediately north of the Bowmanville Town Hall. , Applicants must 'be 15 years of agp as of June 1st, 1981. ' J.P. Ca'ruana ' Deputy Director • Department of Community Services. WORK WANTED D.&R. Custom Fencing and custom chain-sawing 983-5003 or 983-9627 . Orono, Ont.