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6-Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday, August 30, 1989 A fresh new look at Not Just Fashions Sylvia Parker of Not Just Fashions re-opened her store in Orono last Wednesday with a fresh new look in decor and facilities. The opening featured many specials and Sylvia states she was more than pleased with attendance and sales during the re-opening. School Trustees jack salary by $1,126 The Northumberland and Newcastle public school trustees have voted themselves a $1,126 pay hike for the 1989-99 school year at a meeting held last week. The increase is noted to be a 20 percent increase and came as a recommendation from an ad hoc committee on trustees' honorarium. In the past the trustees have supported supported a $200.00 increase per annum. annum. The report from the ad hoc committee committee noted that the 20 percent increase increase worked out to an average of fifteen boards in the province. But all members did not agree with the 20 percent increase and the vote rested at 10 to 5. Judi Armstrong of Coboiirg speaking in favour of the increase said the issue was not about money but about being paid fairly for the job you do. Fellow Cobourg trustee disagreed with Armstrong stating that the school board attracted people with a legitimate interest in the system and that offering a large remuneration remuneration could hurt the system in the end. Bill Carman, Orono, another opponent opponent of the increase said he would rather see the money used in the classroom where it was sorely needed. He said, "Trustees' responsibilities responsibilities haven't changed drastically in the past five years but the amount of time spent on them have gone down due to all the staff that has been hired." Shirley Johnston, Hamilton Township said the $1126 raise was a giant step beyond the $200 raise which trustees had normally voted. Verna Shackleton, chairman of the committee, said another $200 trustees. She said it would discourage younger people with jobs to participate on the board. In addition to the trustee increase the chairman of the board is now to be paid double the honorarium while the vice-chairman will receive the honorarium plus a further 25 percent. Heads of committees will receive the honorarium plus ten percent. percent. Ministry meeting being held in Newcastle submissions, do a report and submit submit it to the Minister of the Environment Environment and he, the minister, will make a'recommendation. The SAGA (Save the Ganaraska Again) group came into being earlier this year when an application for a 14-lot estate residential east of the Oshawa Ski Hill was made for official plan amendment and rezon- ing. At the time SAGA commented that if the'proposal was approved, although somewhat small, it would set' a precedent and a larger one could follow with little control over such development. , Kathy Guselle, chairman of SAGA has said that there is a perception Of cracks within the mandate of authorizing agencies. The committee consists of three part-time members, Dr. Philip Byer, an Associate Professor in the Department of Civil Engineering and the Institute for Environmental Studies at the University of Toronto, Toronto, as chairman. Other members are Dr. Robert Gibson, Assistant Professor of Environmental Environmental Studies at the University University of Waterloo and Ms. Christine Lucyk who is an economist for The Coopers and Lybrand Consulting Group. Written reports may also be submitted submitted to the Committee at 65 St. Clair Ave. East, 7th Floor, Toronto, Toronto, Ontario M4T 2Y3. The committee^ is to submit its report to the Minister by September 29, 1969. , Winterizing and Fertilizing your lawn -- Weed Spraying -- Crab Grass -- Fertilizing -- Insect Spraying --■ Plug Coraeration See the Difference Quality Makes 983-5598 (Orono, Newcastle) Village would not attract high-quality Christian Corner . .. OBITUARY Stanley R. BRUTON, Phm. B. Stanley R. Bruton, 376 Lilia Street, Port Perry, Ontario, passed away suddenly at the Hotel Dieu Hospital, Kingston, Ontario, on May 21, 1989. Stan was born in Collingwood and later lived in Toronto and Hamilton but at an early age his family moved to the Orono area. He received his early education at Kendal and Orono and served his apprenticeship in pharmacy pharmacy at Gilfillan's Drug Store in Orono. He graduated from the Ontario Ontario College of-Pharmacy in 1939 and received his 50th year cer- > tificate from the' College this year. .After working in Toronto for several years he purchased Morrison's Morrison's Drug Store in Port Perry in 1946 and operated it until his retirement retirement in 1974 when he sold the business to Jim and Margaret Lawrence. Stan was a member of the Anglican Church of the Ascension and a member of Fidelity Masonic Lodge No. 428. He was for many years a member of the Lions Club and a past president of that organization. He was also a member of the Port Perry Curling Club anti very interested in sports especially hockey, baseball and curling. Surviving are his wife Rebecca, children Lynda Liston and Robert Burton, grandchildren Barbara and Sandra Liston, Gregory and Jennifer Jennifer Bruton. He is also survived by two sisters, Doris Hall, Mildred Quinney and their families all from the Oshawa, Bowmanville and Orono areas. He was predeceased by brothers Clifford, Norman, Rev. Gordon and Cecil. Reverend Charles Bull officiated at the funeral service held at Scugog Memorial Chapel, May 25, 1989 and following cremation. Interment was at Pine Grove Cemetery, Prince Albert, Ontario. by Rev. Marg West Last week we learned that Jesus is over all things, this week we will look at the word to see He is also our hope. Col: 1:27, "To whom God would make known what is the riches of the glory of this mystery among the Gentiles, which is Christ in you the hope of glory." We see in_this scripture that Jesus is the mystery that the Gentiles (anyone not of thd Jewish faith) received and that He was the hope in and for our lives. When we were not Christians wè had no hope, our hope was in the worlds system which really is not too stable. We hoped our money would last until pay day, hoped we wouldn't get the swine flu and all the other flus that go around and around and around again.. And,our hope was useless, because we usually usually ran out of money and caught the flu besides. . In the third epistle of John verse July 22, 1989 - G.M. Paint Pliant - Golf Tournament, 56 golfers enjoyed a game followed by a delicious roast beef dinner in the "Park". 1st Low Gross -Randy Lake - 74; 2nd Low Gross - Terry Kendal - 76. July 25, 1989 - Just 5 months before Christmas Jim Pratt of Newcastle gave himself an early present by acing his 2nd Hole In One. He used a 5 iron on the 123 yard # 17 while playing the 92 °F. weather with his son J.C. Pratt. July 29, 1989 - CAR-TECH 2 it tells us what God wants for us, "Beloved, I wish above all things (there's that word again) that you would prosper and be in health even as your soul prospers." Now that's hope in someone.who is able to come through for us. I imagine everyone would like to prosper (financially) and I can't imagine imagine anyone who likes to be sick. I sure didn't,-and what's even better than prospering and being healthy is to have a soul that's prospering. When our soul prospers we know what God's word means and then we can take authority over those things (sickness, poverty, fear, rejection rejection etc.) and get victory over them, now that's hope. God is our only hope, he can be your hope too. Ask Jesus into your life and start' living with real hope, as God's word promises. Questions or comments? Write Box 179. Oldtimer's had 73 for golf and a steak dinner. 1st Low Gross - John McTerr - 81; 2nd Low Gross - Daryle Barrett - 82; 1st Low Net - Hank DeJong - 72; 2nd Low Net - Don Clark - 73. Closest to Pin - Aldo Solimaro; Longest Drive - John Logeman; Most Honest golfer - Ken Getz. July 1989 - Ladies Tuesday League. July 11th and July 18 Eclectic Winners - "Better Score" - A Elite: Lo Doyle and' Carolyn Garrod; B Elite Bobbie Lemieux and Eileen Easton; C (Continued page 7) Newcastle Golf Course News report NEWCASTLE FIGURE SKATING CLUB REGISTRATION, NEWCASTLE ARENA Friday, September 8th - 7 -9 p.m. Saturday, September 9th - 9 a.nr. -12 Noon Saturday, September 16th - 9 a.m. • 12 Noon CANSKATE (2 hrs./wk.)....... .125.00 CANFIGURESKATE (3 hrs./wk.) 170.00 Require Proficiency Badge SENIORS (5 1/2 hrs. /wk.). .195.00 Require Preliminary Figure * PARTIALS (Seniors Only) (2 hrs./wk.) 1Q0.00 Skating Begins Monday, October 2 - 6 p.m. Contact Person: LYNDA FARROW 786-2910 Olde Tyme Feeling - HANDMADE GIFTS - COUNTRY DECOR • OLD VILLAGE PAINTS Labour Sale We are featuring * 30% tO 50% OFF Selected Items 10% OFF All Regular Priced Items Sat., Sept. 2 and Mon., Sept. 4 Only (Closed Motiday) CAROL LAMONT 'MAIN STREET SOUTH, ORONO . 983-5640