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6-Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday, November 15, 1989 Orono Public Remembrance service Greg Finley formed the Col- with every student in the school our Guard at the Remembrance taking part either through Day service held at the Orono readings, singing or laying of Public School. the wreaths. It was an impressive service School Board fears loss of revenue with Bill 65 The Northumberland and Newcastle Board of Education is to inform all members of the Ontario legislature that the public school board, cannot afford to lose any of its industrial and commercial tax base due to Bill 65. The Board passed a resolution to support this issue last Thursday evening. Bill 65 received its second reading in the legislature as an approval in principle. It is now to go to the committee for debate and for public hearings across the province. The public hearings are to start this week and are to be completed by November 23rd. Following a report from the committee committee the bill could receive its third reading for approval. The bill proposes a sharing of industrial industrial and commercial tax base between the public boards and the separate school boards in the same ratio as residential assessment. The local board wants to be assured that once the legislation goes through the government will fulfill its commitment that no public school board in the province will suffer a loss of revenue as a result of the passing of Bill 65. The superintendent of business for the board said the bill will have a serious affect on all public boards who, in the past, have always had domain over industrial and commercial commercial assessment. Under the new legislation the revenue must be shared in relationship relationship as it is with residential assess- Christian Corner by Rev. Marg West, Act 10:34 God is no respector of persons. He loves everyone. God is a God of love. His love is Agape. That is He loves us in spite of everything, His love is unconditional, He doesn't love us because we look good, are good, or act good. He doesn't love us because we do good, he doesn't love us because we are rich or poor. He loves us because it's His personality. personality. We don't have to earn God's love, we never could. He loves the person but hates.the sin.' When we look at people we often can't separate the one from the other. If someone has done something wrong or maybe has a bad attitude we dislike the person, but God separates the two. We'can't 'fool God with our actions actions words, or thinking. He sees everything we-do, think, feel. We may do something because we think its the right, thing to do or maybe because it will make'us look good to other people but God knows the intent intent of our hearts. Our motives, have to be right. We don't do things to impress people or because we think they are right. Whqn you ask Jesus into your life you try your best to be like Him, and to be like Him you have to know about Him. We get to know about Him by reading His Word, and time with Him. ment. ' The board hopes to- setup a meeting with Joan -Fawcett, Northumberland Northumberland 'and Sam Cureatz, Durham East. I know my husband much better today thart when I married him thirty-three years ago, because we spend time together, he's my pal and my friend as well as my husband. husband. Jesus wants us to be His friends but the only way we can do that is to spend time with Him. Spend some time with the Bible this week and get to know more about Jesus. Questions or Comments? Write Box 179, Orono. Farm - Furniture Estate & Antique Auctions Earl Gauslin AUCTIONEER STOUFFVILLE 416-640-5398 416-640-3079 FOR-NIK Auto Body and Collision Quality Body Work and Refinishing, INSURANCE CLAIMS FREE ESTIMATES R.R. 3 Newcastle, Ont, Phone 987-5071 Durham water and sewer rates may climb 9% percent Water and sewer rates in Durham Region may be going up from eight to nine percent in the new year, It could be the second year that such rates in the Region have advanced above the rate of inflation. Higher rates will be phased in for industrial users. The figures at this point are preliminary figures. A., forecast of $678 million for , capital works of roads, water and sewers are now estimated over the next ten years. That's $107 million more than the 1^>89 ten year forecast. The Region expects to have to spend $64.9 million in 1990 alone for capital public works projects. projects. Lot levies to increase in Durham Durham Region is expected to increase its lot levies this week at council meeting by twelve percent. In April of this year the Region doubled lot levies which were to hold for a twelve month period. However due to a provincial bill that should be passed this year municipalities must hold firm on charges for a two year period. The Region is, looking to get their increase increase of 12 percent before the passing passing of provincial legislation. The Region would collect $6,460 for each house, $3,944 for each one-bedroom apartment and $5,202 for larger apartments. The Corporation of the TOWN OF NEWCASTLE COMMITTEE APPOINTMENTS THE COUNCIL OF THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF NEWCASTLE WILL BE CONSIDERING APPOINTMENTS APPOINTMENTS TO VARIOUS COMMITTEES. THE FOLLOWING IS A LIST OF THE COMMITTEES AND PERTINENT INFORMATION RELATIVE TO FORTHCOMING VACANCIES. COMMITTEE/ BOARD DESCRIPTION TERM FREQUENCY OF MEETINGS REMUNERATION Property Standards Committee ■ To review matters relative to the prescribed standards for maintenance and occupancy of property within the Town of Newcastle. 5 positions 1 year term As required $28.26 per meeting $14.13 per inspection - To assist the Department of Community Services by providing input on recreational recreational facilities, programs and services. 3 year term Ward 1 - 1 position Ward 2 - 3 positions Ward 3 - 2 positions First Wednesday Wednesday evening of each month $28.26 pe> meeting $14.13 per sub-- committee meeting To evaluate livestock damage caused by dogs and wolves. 2 positions 1 year term As required $27.02 per evaluation To arbitrate and settle fence disputes. 3 positions 1 year term As required - $24.69 per viewing To provide a facility to house livestock until claimed by the 4 positions 1 year term As required None owner. » » To buy and release pheasants and sell hunting licences for designated areas, 6 positions 1 year term As required > None Services Advisory Board Livestock Valuers Fence Viewers Pound Keepers Game Commission If you wish to be considered for appointment to one of the above Committees or Boards, application forms for appointment are available at the Town Hall, Clerk's Department, 40 Temperance Street, Bowmanville, Ontario. Completed application forms must be received by the undersigned by 4:30 p.m., December 8, 1989. ■ ... Màrie P. Knight, A-M.C.T. (A) Deputy Clerk Corporation of the Town of Newcastle ' • 40 Temperance Stree't , Bowmanville», Ontario , • L1C3A6 ' Dates of Publication: November 8, 15, 22, 1989 kO. 3526