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J En We- trustees pare budget below 37 million mark THANK YOU NEWMARKET iUm mmcUent andoiUtx otUUtoUmott oj Jko to fioMoi to fa of jo fouHMamont 1971 Ida Sports Officer Fran President AURORA Monday day of the long knives or York County Board of Education Af ter a series of cuts the new pro jected budget stands at Though the total reduction amounts to a major portion 318000 Is for a ZELLERS PRESPRING STOCK REDUCTION PORTABLE TELEVISION SET REG SAVE PRICE 88 ELECTROHOME APOLLO STEREO which only interest will be paid Other cuts were from the coffee and doughnuts fund 10 per cent from psycho logical services and five per cent from attendance and gui dance counselling which are the portions shared by the York County Separate School Board driver education and night show real cost to the board Predicted Increases In hy dro rates have not materialized bringing a budget cut of and was added to the plant and maintenance budget It Is expected that when the and high schools in In operation several two and threeroom schools In Whit church and King will be closed allowing for consolidation and decreased costs In plant and educational programs The board approved the cuts recommended at Monday afternoons session and though some tidying and tightening re mains to be done there Is little likelihood of any dramatic changes A special meeting will be held next Monday to examine the opposite side of the ledger revenues And from thence shall come the municipal levy for education Newmarket skaters hold competition 1 Maureen Girls Singles 1 Dianne The Senior boys single Lynch Debra Mac- was won by Michael Donald Sanderson with Michael Paul won MacDonald placing see the achievement award Hate Girls Singles 1 tor boys and Susan Sed- The Shirley Sophia Saunders Lor- won the Achieve- berry Award was won raine Huntley Senior award for girls by Cheryl Code Sutton figure skating NEWMARKET The Newmarket Figure Skat ing Club held competi tions Sunday The following are the results Beginners Barbara Robinson 2 Scharf Intermedi ate Boys Billy Lee Juvenile A Girls quie Constable 2 Alli son Huntley Juvenile Girls l Nancy Gorman Susan Sedgeman Novice Dance Cheryl Code and Linda 2 Marilyn Lee and Lori MacDon Junior Dance Marilyn and Cathy Jon es 2 and Made line Snoxhlll Senior Dance Dianne Lfnch and Michael Sanderson Novice Pairs l Paris Maureen and 2 Marilyn and Cathy Jon es Senior Paris Lynch and Mic hael Sanderson Mel alne Coates and Judy Novice Girls Singles lor Girls Singles MacDonald Marilyn Jones POLICE SALARIES carnival enchanting continued from page very good said George Mop- pell president of the York Leg ion Police Association We fee we have a very good working relationship with the commis sion and we feci that this is go ing to be very good for morale within the force It has been a real plea sure bargaining with a police commission he added His pleasure was echoed by the commission chairman Judge William Lyon who said he was very happy with the speedy outcome of the uncertain however As heads of local police forces in past years they had no bargain ing rights and their salaries were determined separately in closed discussions with the local councils With the amalgamation of determined when they their new ranks Only one thing is certain under provincial le gislation no York policeman may be paid less in than in 1970 theme of the junior por tion of the Sutton Figure Skating Clubs annual which has two performances Saturday and Sunday features all the animals and toys found in an en chanted toy shop There will be mice a fairy ballet toy soldi ers Shirley Temple Dolls a Marionettes clowns ele phants playing cards n poodles and blocks and rocking The senior half will feature excerpts from three Broadway hits guest skater will be Carol Farmer from the Toronto Cricket Skating Club Numbers will be presented featuring Hawaiian girls sailors and nurses southern belles and minslrcls cot ton pickers and river queens Soloists from the Sul ton Club featured are 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delivery is expected within four Nine dealers had tenders tor the new vehicles another Richmond Hill company won the contract to pro vide markings for the cruisers at a cost of 1488 per vehicle black lettering Lumldial will also install the at a cost of per car The slogan To Serve and Protect will be emblazoned on each vehicle a matter that created brief debate at Mondays commission meeting Chief Bruce Craw ford suggested revers ing the wording to read To Protect and Serve 1 think Its more Important to protect However the com mission previously bad passed a resolution ad opting the To Serve and Protect version Commissioner Stewart Bumble who opposed the slogan when the commission first con sidered it reiterated his objection Monday vole against awarding formerly rented by lo cal departments One new vehicle replaces a unacceptable CALLED Koran cost BE SHRUG STORE LIONS CLUB OF AURORA ask your support for the OrtmSNtyfwCiipMCIiilm A HAPPINESS IS EASTER SEALS HELPING CRIPPLED CHILDREN 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