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Monday evening was a busy and a guide receiveci the row - Elizabeth Mercz, Lori have Karen Mofat, Kim evening at the Kirby Publie Canada Cord. The above Wagenaar, Valerie Sikia, Moffat, Stephanie Hood, Sher- School as some of the photo shows the ten Brownies Cathy Gormnan' and Cathy ry Morrison and Shelley Brownies flew up to guides who flew up'to guides. Back Matwichc. In the front row we Gray. Mrs. Elgin Heard at the ______________________rear will be their niew leader. Lets*Get Ontaruo Moving W'ith Programmes for People *New Demnocrats want direct job creation thr ough alIternative energy programrs. *We need,.a Youth Careers program to provide work experience and career entry types of positions for the 138,000 workers under 25. *20 percent of Ontario 's manufacturing equipmnent is idle. Does it make sense to spend another $240 million dollars to buy more equipmnent Doug says use that $240 millon to create jobs. * Every time oit prices rise 7,000 jobs disappear. Lets. end price hikes. *A home insulation programa to save our depleting energy resources and creates jobs. Develop industries to refine and process our natural resources within the Province to prevent the export of jobs. * Reform the property tax systemn so that senior citizens arený't forced to pay more than their fair share of the taxes. RE-ELECT DURHAM EAST Authorized by the Durham East N.D.P. School Boa rd Brilef s The Northumberland and Newcastle Board of Educat- were informed last Thursday evening that work was to begin by June -lst 'on the oilfired generating station at Wesleyville in Ho pe Town- ship. By the end of the year it is expected somne 300 to 400 construction workers will be on the. job. The number employed is expected to peak to 1400ù by 1981. The permanent staff at the plantis expected to total 250. The Board was also told that work will begin on the Darlington Station in 1978 and peak in 1984 to 3,400 construc- tion workers.- Permanent staff in Darlington is expec- ted to number 700 persons. Hydro also, told the Board tiley would be continually monitoring the, effect' these developments had on the local school system. BOARD RECEIVES GRANT The Board, of Education received a grant of $17,016.20 through the Ontario govern- ment Experience '77 Summer Student Employment Pro- gram. The grant will fund five different programs includîng the development of the Can- ton Museum Community sch- ool at Canton along with a visual history project' of schiools, and a number of community summer school developments. STUDENT RANKS FIRST IN PROVINCE Deane Douglas Mclntyre, a grade 13 student at Bowmnan- vil le High School was presen- ted wvith an outstanding achievement award at the Board meeting for rankîng first in the province among 5,185 students who took a Chemistry 13 News Research Assistantship Examination conducted by the University of Waterloo. 0 im 0 Processing, CHILDREN'S PHOTOS Ca meras and Phcltographic Supplies 78 King St. W., Bowmanville 623-2404, Clarkce Publicj LIBRARY J'IION E 935 Monday, TuesdayN Thursday and F riday 230 to 8:30 pa1n. Saturday 10:00 to 12:00 a.m. Or'ao ontarlo YEOMANS& SONS LIMITED PLUMBING& HEATING 24 Hour Service New Installations Alterations - Repairs Specia izing in Hot Wfter Heating Forced Air Heating Orono Building Contractor *Brick - Block - Concrete Stone Work Carpentry - Cabinet Work Floors - Tule L983-5441 Orono 1 a multons Insurance Service Your F-riendly Agency, AUl Personal and Commercial Insurance Sue Sawyer For Dependable Service 983-5115 'I -y Attention Farmers! A sonable Prices SAVE ON SDiesel Fuel SMotor Oit SGasoline lames, Phone 668m3381 - Collect D X mFUEgmL d "IL For Prompnnt COurWoý,us Service CALL US TODAY i