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Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday, September 10, 1986-5 Bike winners in Orono Fair parade There were an extra big number of decorated bikes in tKe school parade this for the Orono fair with the selected winners above, - (Left to right) Angela Tomkins, 4th; Danielle Gormans, 3rd; Jessica Lawrence, 2nd; and Jill Rynstra Intent on staying on track LYONS DEN HARTZ* Products PET and AQUATIC SUPPLIES •Jamie Wright of Newcstle is most intent that he stay otvtrack and that Mayor Winters tired of same old baloney Fresh from four weeks of holidays Mayor Winters on Monday Monday tore into a report from the Director of Community Services, Jan Devantier, in'which the directoç was looking for further direction as to cutting grass at the Liberty Street entrance, Bowman ville, from 401 Highway. Grass cutting which had been undertaken by the town department was on lands owned by the Ministry of Transportation and Communications. Holding the report' up Mayor Winters said it had taken 258 hours to clean up and cut one acre of grass at a cost of some $2580.00. "Can I apply for the job?"asked Counc, Hubbard. She said it was important that the work continue. The Mayor after some brief discussion said it had taken him seven months to get staff off their b'"*ts on the project. "We want to { roud of our town and we want building maintenance. I'm tired of our action and this is a clea^, direct message to staff, he said. Again holding up the report he ' said this is a disgrace, this is garbage. garbage. The Mayor said we want to give the taxpayers value for their tax dollars. In speaking to council members the Mayor said, "you people ran because you thought you could make change not continue with the same old baloney." "If we can't act responsible we shpuld get out, the election is over lets start working as a team," he*said. '.'The people and" I are tired of garbage and if you are not part of the team, 'ship out". Counc. Hamre said she thought it was important what he was saying but said in defense of staff they were following town policy she also suggested that the Mayor read the provincial report following their study in 1979 when the Town had a deficit of $600,000 which was created by not following Town policy. She said it is now stated the difference between today and 1979 is like comparing night to day. i Draw results at Clarke Museum The winning ticket in Clarke Township Museum's draw for $500.00 in groceries from Armstrong's Armstrong's LG.A. was picked out ■ Saturday evening at the Orono Fair by the Fair Queen and Board President, President, Howard Bradley. The winning winning number was 40 belonging to Mrs. Ellen Martin of Peterborough. The Martins were presented with the certificate for the groceries' Monday evening at the Museum. They said they have always loved going to fairs and now they have a chance to say "we love shopping in' Orono." ffîsxaWAægHl! his guns are blazing as he enjoyed his trip to the Orono, Fâif midway. House fire damages Orono home A house fire on Thursday evening with the Orono Fire hall of the Town of Newcastle Fire Department Department being called at 8:16 p.m. caused caused an estimated $6,000 damage to the building along with $4,500 to the contents. The local fire department was called to the home of Mrs. Edith Tinline on the west side Mill Street. Fire was confined by the department department to one bedroom following a quick response from the local fire department. There was some water damage to a second bedroom along with some smoke damage. • tareless smoking has been determined determined the cause of the fire. The Tinline family has vacated the house for the time-being. In voting on whether the Town would continue cutting jhe grass council defeated/urther action as to the grass matter. ' Counc. Hamre pointed out that there was a legal aspect With the Town cutting grass on thê Ministry property. She did gain support that the Town approach the Ministry of Transportation as to their policy in cutting the grass. The latter carried With support from all councillors. 9 Lives Cat Food 6 oz. can 39$ PAL 15 oz. can DOG FOOD 790 TECHNICAL MAINTENANCE 20 Kg. Bag $23.00 Club Discounts Visa anti Master Cards NEWCASTLE 987-5513 Watch for Our Weekly Specials Corporation of the TOWN OF NEWCASTLE COMMUNITY SERVICES DEPARTMENT Requires An AQUATIC MANAGER Basic Responsibilities: Responsible to the Program Director for the administration administration and management of the Aquatic Program Program including supervising and directing alf part time aquatic and cashier staff. Handle aquatic program inquiries and concerns and maintain good public relations. • : Basic Qualifications: At least three years experience as a qualified Red ' Cross/Royal .Life Saving Instructor; Must hold a current Red Cross/Royal Life Instructor's Instructor's certificate. . Must be a member or eligible to be a member of the Association of Aquatic Personnel of Ontario and be eligible to obtain advanced Aquatic Cer-* tification. Valid Ontario Motor Vehicle Operator's licence. Salary Scale: $20,1^7 - $23,234 (non-union position) Applications^!!! be received in confidence until 4:30 p.m: Wednesday. September 17, 1986. « David W. Oakes, B.A., A.M.C.T., C.M.O.. Clerk-'Administratdr 40 Temperance Street' Bowmanville, Ontario L1Ç 3A6 File No. 1.1.5.103 Date of Publication: September 10, 198& P.O. A 1606