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Orono Weekly Times, "Wednesday May 27, 1981-5' Could create reserve for Home for Aged In speaking with Diane Hamre, Regional Councillor, Ward Three, who has been promoting a new Home for the Aged to be bull in the Town of Newcasstle she points out even if the Home were approved by the Region and the Province, completion would be some four to five years in the future. A proposal which has passed passed the Social Services committee committee and recently came before Regional council has been sent to the Regional Finance committee for their consideration. At council meeting chairman of finance questioned if the region was up for such a proposal due to interest costs and debentures- debentures- Counc. Harare states that if the proposal was given approval approval at this time the new home would not be built for four , or five years and it would be possible daring this time to build up a reserve for the project. The project has been estimated to cost over $6 million. It has been pointed out during discussions that there is now a waiting list of close to five hundred from the Region wanting admittance to such, facilities. Harare has stated there is a need and that the new Home should be built in the Newcaste area, close to Oshawa where the greatest need exists. The Northumberland and Newcastle Board of Education --- Western Area SUMMER SCHOOL'81 to be held at BOWMANVILLE HIGH SCHOOL 49 LIBERTY STREET NORTH, BOWMANVILLE, ONTARIO JUNE 29 -- AUGUST 7 8:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. GENERAL INTEREST COURSES The specific tîntes for these courses will be available at registration SESSION I (June29-July 17) Art tôf€hlldreiu(6 years ancfcver) 'Art - drawing- painting Astronomy Babysitting and Child Care (12 years and over) Basketball Car- You and your car Computers (12 years and over) Cooking - beginners Crocheting Dance (Tap and Jazz) Driver's Education (16 years and over; total-fee $70.00) Engine Repair-small English as a Second Language Essay Writing Skills Fitness through Weight Training First Aid (Introductory) French ■ conversational (not Immersion) • Geology Golf • beginners - Intermediate Guitar ■ beginners • advanced Gymnastics Hairdressing Highland Dancing Hiking • local Interest points- Horsemanship (8:30 -12:30 p.m. - total fee-$50.00) Juao - beginners • Intermediate Kite • making and flying Macramé Mathematics - remedial (grades 7 and 8) Music • Instrumental -limited experience Music - instrumental - beginners (grades .4,5,6) Music - Instrumental • experienced (grades 8 and up) Photography - beginners ■ advanced Physical Fitness - (women) Reading - developmental (grades 7 and 8) * Rocketry Sewing (beginners, intermediate and advanced) Soccer Sports package k Tennis - beginners - adult Tennis - beginners 1 children Tennis • Intermediate Theatre Arts • children (8 years and over) Track and Field Typing Volleyball • (8 years and over) Weavlifg Welding Woodcarving Woodworking) Yoga ' * SESSION II (July20-Aug.7) Art for Children (6 years and over) Art- drawing • painting Babysitting and Child Care (12years/àndover) • ' Basketball Car - You and your car Cooking • beginners Crocheting Driver's Education , . (16 years and oyer; total fee $70.00) Engine Repair - small English as a Second Language First Aid • Introductory Fitness through Weight Training Golf ■ beginners ■ Intermediate Guitar- beginners • advanced Gymnastics Hairdressing Horsemanship (8:30 -12:30 p.m. - total fee $50.00) Judo - beginners - intermediate Macramé Mathematics • remedial (grades 7 and 8) i Music • Instrumental - limited experience Music • Instrumental • beginners (grades 4,5,6) Music • Instrumental - experienced ] (gradé 8 and up) Reading ■ developmental (grades 7 and 8) Sewing (beginners, Intermediate and advanced) Soccer Sports package Tennis ■ beginners * children Track and Field (8 years and over) Typing Volleyball (8 years and over) Weaving Welding Yoga R.O.0583 IEW CREDIT COURSES These courses are fora High School Diploma Credit and will be held FOUR HOURS per day tor SIX WEEKS <110-120 hours) English (All Levels 9 -13) Mini Co-op in Office Skills Geography - Science(All Levels 9- id) Political History * Typewriting Mathematics (All Levels 9 ■ 13) ELEMENTARY PROGRAM For students In Gradek 1 to 6, the following will be made available: for CREDIT MAKE-UP COURSES Courses will be made available where sufficient demand warrants. T® qualify, a student must be declared eligible by his school. Students should seek advice about these courses In the latter part of June from their Student Services Department. Each course is for TWO HOURS per day for.SIX WEEKS. Any adults who are Interested and qualified to teach any of the above courses, are asked to apply In writing to either John Reid (eleipentary program) or W. Brunt (Interest and credit-related Courses). .PRIMARY, JUNIOR. Developmental Reading: t Developmental Reading: Remedial al Remedial or Advanced Academic Advanced Academic Developmental Mathematics: Developmental Mathematics: Remedial fir Remedial or Advanced Academic Advanced Academic French • Immersion French • Immersion For further Information related to this Elementary Ptogram CALL: John Reid, Program do-ordlnator, 983-5006 Orono FEES $10.00 PER PERSON (REGARDLESS OF THE NUMBER r 0F, COURSES TAKEN) PLUS MATERIAL COSTS. REGISTRATION; Advanced Registration In the School* May 19-May 22 , GENERAL REGISTRATION . JUne 8,9 from 7-9 p.m., Bowmanvllle High School For further information call: W.' Brunt or G. Yeo, Bowmanvllle High School, 623-4416 Co-Principals of Summer School PLAN YOUR SUMMER NOW!