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8-Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday, June 21, 1989 Happy 25th Maureen and Denis Graduation Christian Corner . . . it WAGEN AAR,i Lori Lori Wagenaar, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Wagenaar, Orono, has graduated from Trent University University with a Bachelor of Arts in History and Sociology. She will be attending Queen's University, Kingston in the fall to pursue her Bachelor of Education. From the Birthday Support Group Around the Region (Continued from page 4) Program aimed at giving teens job experience A program known as WOW (Work Orientation Workshop) will select fourteen teens by June 23rd from various areas in Durham. These 14 will be part of workshops, field trips and job placements to help them keep summer jobs and to improve their social skills. WOW is funded by Employment and Immigration Canada, MP states Free Trade Fall Out starting MP Christine Stewart, Northumberland Northumberland County states that manufacturers are now complaining complaining over the Free Trade deal and that became evident at a recent meeting of the Grocery Products Manufacturing Association. The complaints registered were over packing costs in Canada where there is a requirement for french as well as english and the fact that produce can be purchased purchased cheaper in the U.S. due to the warmer climate and longer growing season. >. Stewart also comP lains of changes in the unemployment insurance insurance act which she states is due to the free trade agreernent and pressure from the U.S. New equipment for Port Hope hospital The Port Hope and District Hospital has installed new X-Ray equipment costing some $120,000. It replaces equipment installed when the hospital opened in 1964. More civilian staff needed for police department Port Hope's police chief is calling for civilian staff replacement to cope with the increasing number of calls being received at the department. department. Port Hope has a staff of 18 sworn officers which gives a police to population ratio of 1:738 well above the 1:600, an acceptable level. Taking first step- towards equalized tax assessments Northumberland County is taking taking the first step towards market value assessment for all municipalitities within the county. The county councillors have Board of Education news report Central Public School's Centennial A delegation from Bowmanville Central Public School, including Principal Ronald Moore, last night .outlined the recent centennial celebrations at their school and presented the Chairperson of. the Board, and the two Trustees from the area, Alan Brunt and Michael Slocombe, with special centennial books. Day Care in Schools Two provincial Ministry representatives, Jack McFadden, Education Officer with the Ministry of Education, and Vera Blower, Early Childhood Consultant with the Ministry of Community and Social Services, made a presentation presentation to the Board last night addressing addressing Administration and Trustee concerns about child care spaces in new schools. The issue arose when agreed to an impact study to be conducted conducted by the province. It has been shown a home valued at $120,000 in Haldimand Twp. paid $851 in educational taxes this year while the same valued home in Port Hope paid $592 and in Cobourg $452. Oshawa and Whitby are two such ' centres in Durham Region who have not been re-assessed under the market value system. By the end of 1990 and a cost of $2 million Northumberland County expects to build a new administrative offwe building for their operation with completion by the end'of 1990. The cost is now estimated at $2 million. Should be aware of toxic material in fish Lois Deacon a biologist for the Ministry of Natural Resources has said that fishermen should be aware of toxic material found in fish in Lake Ontario, the Ganaraska River and Rice Lake. Walleyes in Rice Lake, over 26 inches, should not be eaten on a regular basis, nor should Rainbow or Brown Trout over 30 inches from Lake Ontario and the Ganaraska. Chinook and Coho over 30, inches should never be eaten said Deacon due to their life span in the lake. by Rev. Marg West All through the Psalms we are told to Praise the Lord, to sing songs unto Him and Him alone. Psalm 96:4-5 says, "For the Lord is great, and greatly to be praised: He is to be feared (reverred) above all gods. For all the gods of the nations are idols: But the Lord made the heavens." What are these other gods that God is referring to in verse 5? Any religion that does not confess confess Jesus as Lord is Anti-Christ (against Christ). Some religions believe Jesus was just a good man or a prophet, but not the Son of God. Many believe He is on the-same level as Buddah, Hare Krishna, the Yogi's, there are many others, just another quote "prophet", but this is not so. There are many religions but only one Christ. 1 John 4:2 "Hereby -we know the Spirit of God: Every spirit that confesseth that Jesus Christ is come in the flesh is of God." The above scripture will help you decide if the religion you are involved involved with is Christ centered. Exodus 20:3 "Thoii shall have no other gods before me." False religions are other gods, anything that takes first place in our lives is another god, money, children, husbands, wives etc. God wants, first place. There is only one way to get to God, and that is through Jesus Christ. None of the religious prophets prophets died for you, Jesus did. He died that you might have eternal eternal life. John 3:16 "For God so loved the world that He gave His only begotten Son, that whosoever (that's you and me) believeth in Him should not perish but have eternal life." So all you whosoever's out there who want eternal life ask Jesus to come into your heart today. He loves you. Comments or questions, write to Box 179. the Board was reviewing sketch plans for the new Courtice Heights area school which includes a child care facility. The spaces in new schools are a joint initiative of the Province and local school boards, with the Province allocating a child care grant for the facilities. Following the presentation, Trustee Doris Linton moved that the space for child care facilities in new schools be about 2,400 square feet, and that they be independent units. It was moved, as well, that the Board hold a special meeting where the Board will consider and make recommendations for futqre child care centres looking at the criteria for selecting an operator, at who is eligible for the services, at the program, and at the integration of school and day care staff. The motion was seconded by Michael Slocombe. Areas of Emphasis Approved Trustees approved the final report of the 1987-89 areas of emphasis emphasis for the Board. Included as priorities for the system are technical education, continued improvements improvements in the general level program, program, increased efforts to avoid sexual ' stereotyping in school materials, Board concerns about the current inequitites in education funding, continued planning for growth, and a review of alternative education programs. Awards and Scholarships A number of awards and scholarships scholarships for area schools were passed by the Board last night and include a $1,000 award from Flossie Willomine Hobbs to be established in memory of her'husband, Merwin John Hobbs, and to be awarded to a Grade 8 student at M.J. Hobbs Senior Public School who excels in mathematics. An anonymous benefactor has donated a scholar- ' ship of up to $2,000 to students in the Town of Newcastle which includes includes Bowmanville High School, Courtice Secondary School, and_ Clarke High School. The award is for a graduating student and will entitle the recipient tuition fees up to the maximum of $2,000 to pursue pursue agricultural studies at a post Ontario Secondary School level. 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