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Retires from Main Street scene Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday, October S, 1983-7 Sam at. . . ■ Queen's Park Mrs. Aileen Turner was somewhat surprised last Wednesday when at noon fellow workers in the Orono downtown sector all met at Mom's Kitchen to greet Aileen for dinner and celebrate with her her retirement. retirement. Mrs. Turner has retired from Partners Plumbing and Heating as of September 30th where she was employed for -the last ten to twelve years. The retirement cake was presented as well as best wishes from all present. It does make quite a group when they all get together. An innovative approach to on-the-job training has been announced by Hon. Bette Stephenson, Minister of Colleges Colleges & Universities. The program program provides bonuses for employers who hire and train an unemployed or laid-off worker or who retrain a worker who is already employed. This is the first time that a bonus payment has been offered in a job retraining program. The Ontario Training In- . centive Program (OTIP) has two components. Under the long-term component, employers will receive $1000 for each year of a worker's training to a maximum of four years. They will also be paid a $1000 bonus to cover a 10-week familiarization period for new employees only. only. In addition to being paid for their work, trainees will receive a $1000 bonus for each year they take part in the program. 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Box 481, Islington, Ontario M9Z4Z4 I Name 1 Please make cheques payable to The Association of Kinsmen Clubs. | Address, City I j un; .Province, -Postal Code_ -I :_J Registered and licenced by the Ontario Ministry of Comfnercial Relations. Lottery licence #410624 receive free tuition at a community community college for up to 50 days a year. The long-term component applies to six occupations: draftsman/woman, systems analyst and programmer, chemical process operator, industrial electrician, instrument instrument repairman/woman and millwright. $6 million has been allocated for the first year of the long-term component component which runs until March 31, 1984. It is expected to generate 1,150 new training ' positions in the first year. The short-term component which runs until March 31, 1985 is expected to produce 8000 training positions in more than 300 occupations. $8 million has been committed committed for this purpose. At the end of the training year, employers will receive a $1000 bonus for workers completing completing the program. OTIP is funded by the Board of Industrial Leadership Leadership & Development (B1LD) through the Ministry of Col leges & Universities. It is' designed to complement and enrich existing federal job training programs, in order to qualify the OTIP employers must: • * be private sector enterprises enterprises * have been in business since September 19, 1982 * guarantee that training will not result in the dismissal, lay-off or reduction reduction in the regular hours or period of work of existing employees * indicate a commitment to provide regular long-term employment to the trainee Interested employers should contact the OTIP coordinator coordinator at the nearest community community college. . For snowmobilers an item of interest- The Ontario Ministry of Transportation & .Communications announced the sale of ai new one-time snowmobile validation decals effective October 1, 1983. Under the new system, a one time permit fee of $25 will be . payable for the lifetime of the machine. Snowmobile owners may validate their vehicles at any ministry or local motor vehicle licencing office.-This will eliminate an annual ; fee and result in a more accurate up-to-date vehicle registration file. I was.very pleased to attend the Rits'on ' Road Alliance 'Church and present plaques to Mr. & Mrs. Henry Kift for their 63rd anniversary and to Mr. & Mrs. John Lawson for their 65th anniversary. It was once again a great pleasure for me to be with Rev. Dave Phillips' congregation at the church. Council committee not satisfied ... The General Purpose Committee of . the Town received a letter from the Town of Newcastle Library as to expenditures of monies,, $35,000, provided to the board as an Ontario Hydro Impact Grant. • • Some time ago the Town asked the board as to the allocation of these funds by the board. The request was made when it was thbught that the monies could have been used to cover a deficit accumulated by the Library Board. Member? of council have stated the funds were not to be used for such a' pur-. pose. The letter from the Library Board's secretary-treasurer, Mrs. Barbara Schon, outlined outlined capital expenditures dating Fall colours walk Sunday The trees of the Durham Region have already begun to change into their spectacular fall colours and now is the perfect time to come out and see them. On Sunday, October October 9th, 1983, the Central Lake Ontario Conservation Authority will be conducting a guided fall colours walk at the Long Sault Conservation Area. The Long Sault Conservation Conservation Area is ideal for an autumn walk because it is located right at the top of the watershed with a commanding commanding view of the area as well as a great -variety of trees. Meet us at our office at 1650 Dundas., Street East, Whitby tabove/Cherney's) at " 1:00 o'clock, on Sunday, .October .October 9th, 1983. Should you wish to meet us at the conservation conservation prea, please caH-the i Authority office (416) 579-041 1 to' make ar- ' rangements. Be sure to dress appropriately. appropriately. Everyone is , welcome to attend. back to 1980 which totalled in cost to the-$35,000 Impact Grant ivhich ' monies came from Ontario Hydro. 1 Coiinc. Hubbard said she was not satisfied with the answer and requested that the Library Board expand on the capital expenditure outlays. Counc. Harare said "the letter letter tells us zip' The letter from the secretary-treasurer is being referred back to the board for clarification • of the expenditures expenditures and to expand on the text of the letter. The Corporation of the TOWN OF NEWCASTLE PUBLIC NOTICE Please be advised that the Newcastle Fitness Centre, Bowmanville Memorial Arena and Darlington Sports Centre Centre will be closed on Monday, October 10th, 1983 (Thanksgiving Day). T.A. Fanning, R.D.M.R. (F) Director Community'Services Date of Publication: October October 5, 1983. The Corporation of the TOWN OF NEWCASTLE PUBLIC NOTICE Establishment of the Newcastle Community Services Services Planning Board (N.C.S.P.B.) in accordance with the recommendations adopted in the Culture and Recreation Master Plan. * *• The Council of the Town of Newcastle invites residents of the MunicipEjity to make application for appointment to the Newcastle Community Services Services Planning Board (N.C.S.P.B.). , Applications will be received by the undersigned in writing until noon Friday, November 4th, 1983 from any eligible person who would like to be considered considered for appointment to the Newcastle Community Community Services Planning Board (N.C.S.P.B.) of the Town of Newcastle. ■ Applicants must be at,least 18 years of age and should include full name, address, telephone number, qualifications or experience and present occupation in their resume. For further information please contact the undersigned undersigned at 62J3-3379 or 987-5039 during regular business hours. e Applications should be forwarded to the Director of Community Services: ' » Thomas A. Fanning, R.D.M.R. (F) Directorof Community Services Corporation of the Town of Newcastle 40 Temperance Street Bowmanville, Ontario ' L1C3A6 , , Date of Publications: October 5th $ 12th/83