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Donuts a favourite Allison Cochrane, Orono, in the Oddfellow's Hall last drink and donuts served by attends the annual Orono Saturday and enjoys the fruit firefighter Harvey Partner. Firefighters Bean Bake held • 7.63 percent, Brighton 6.89 The Durham Board of percènt. Others range from Education which looks after an increase of 4.29 percent up piublic education in the rest of to an 8.51 percent increase for Durham Region shows an Percy Township. increase of 10.5 percent 1981. Education requisition up 7.7 p.c. Orono Weèkly Times, Wednesday, April 22nd, 1981-3 PROPERTYSTANDARDS ' BY-LAW APPROVED BY COMMITTEE tee that such a by-law could is expected to cost the town be ready by the end of the some $20,000 in 1981. The town The planning committee month. in compiling their budget for of the Town of Newcastle The adoption of a properties 1981 have placed the amount have given their approval to a standards by-law would allow in the budget, properties standards by-law business improvement areas" The committee also ap- which is expected to be of which there are three in the proved support for downtown forwarded to council within Town to apply to the province business areas in their efforts the next couple of weeks. for low-interest loans to to get provincial loans for Planning director Don beauty their specific areas. area projects. Smith informed the commit- Enforcement of the by-law The Northumberland and Newcastle Board of Education Education Week Official Opening Education Week in Ontario is being observed from May 3rd to May 9th 1981. The Theme for the Education Week 1981 is "Celebrate Learning! Fêtons l'apprentessage!". »'■,'? The Official Opening of Education Week for The Northumberland and Newcastle Board of Education will take place in Bowjnanville High School on Monday, April 27, 1981. An informal program will take place beginning at 7:00 p.m. In the corridors of the school, there will be displays from all the area schools. Musical groups will perform. In areas such as art, students will be involved to demonstrate the progression from Kindergarten to Grade 13. Students will also participate in physical education,-family studies, business and technical education activities. From 8:00p.m. to 9:00 p.m., a'formal program will be presented in the auditorium of the school. A number of bands and musical groups will perform on stage, involving children from different grade levels. Thé Chairman and Members of The Northumberland and Newcastle Board of Education cordially invite al| parents and the public in general to attend and to "celebrate" the Official Opening with the students and staff. Coffee-will be served in the cafeteria by students of Bowmanvilie High School after the formal program has been completed. E.M. Creighton, t Trustee Representative, Committee for Education Week." The Town of Newcastle taxpayers are being asked for an additional $559,000 in 1981 for the operation of, the. Northumberland and Newcastle Newcastle Board of Education. The Board in its budget' submission last Thursday announced a 7.70 percent increase for taxpayers in Newcastle. The requisition by the Board in 1980 from Newcastle amounted to a .total of $5,517,858 while in 1981 this? rose to $6,112,899. According to the Board figures the increase in mills will reach 11.125. On the average home in Newcastle assessed for taxation at $2500 the increase would be $27.56. Newcastle residents pay almost one-third of the total , 1981 requisition from local taxpayers amounting to $17,377,100. Residents of Cobourg will provide $2,211, 664 to the Board with Port Hope and Hamilton Townships Townships coming in at around $1.5 million each. Newcastle taxpayers are to provide $3,167,763 for elementary elementary educational purposes and $2,945,136 for secondary education. In 1980 these ffgures were $3,048,895. and $2,468,963. Port Hope is the only municipality to note a decrease decrease in their educational tax in 1981. Their allotment has dropped some 1.47 percent. Cobourg will have an increase of 6.38 percent, Campbeilford Red&Wliite home sweet home HOME SWEET HOME; Look for It shows you the way to special savings in our advertisements and stores during the Home SPECIALS this symbol . . . Sweet Home Sweepstakes Blue BonAct crtifr 2x8 oz. pkg. JkflL margarine Five Roses afl purpose 2.5 kg hag V Hour Glad pkg. of 10 garbage rags 1 Kelloggs cereal 675 g pkg. ze | com flakes \sSa- 129 HOME SWEET HOME SPECIAL economy Mother Parkers pkg. of 100 teabags 39 HOME SWEET HOWE : SPECIAL assorted 6.5 oz. tin 9-Lives cat food Top Breed gOLimiCt dog food 8 kg bag fathnJk fflsfjl f - I. v f IwP x.:...., sweet home; TV SPECIAL i 1'ivsXJ Æ ..Otiy™ -HESEtS? / [ajgj S-Llvcy HOME SWEET HOME TV SPECIAL reconstituted Allen's 48 ft oz. tin apple juice Gillette Pkg. of-5 cartridges blades or shaving cream assorted foamy 200 ml. HOME MET HOME Special TVÎ laundry detergent Fab 6 litre box CORNISH'S PLUS MANY OTHER.ITEMS, Phone 983-5201