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care rates may go up again in NEWMARKET Faced with public protests and said he and his staff are reduced enrolments after raising day care fees twice children who do not receive proper in 1675 York Regional Council may have to hike the parents rates again nest year Regional Chairman Garfield Wright prediction at Thursdays health and social services committee meeting and his Mayor Evelyn Buck cnairs ine com- He cited an examples Were going to have to raise rates again J Mayor which is Illegal Buck said away from home situation which has been fraught with their homes and provide good controversy over fees coats and staffing during the past year Were not concerned about them replied Dr The committee received two letters protesting the We reconcerned about the ones who recent fee increases at Yorks municipal centres The arent giving good care where children come in at weekly fee for a preschooler up from and have their snotty noses wiped and a little bit of food shoved into them and then theyre shoved regional coundl increased It again to on Sept 15 outside until their parents come home at night designed tomatchfees with operating The committee voted to r The letters from parents of children In day care and advise the protestors that subsidy is available called the increase outlandish to them through the Form 7 process The petitioners and discriminatory also will be informed that the region I A petition submitted by Janet of Aurora review of the Form 7 and signed by 13 other persons claimed the fees have feecome discriminatory because only the wellpaid and subsidized people can afford these rates which re out of the reach of the ordinary working person Said Mayor Buck They want the quality of but they dont want to pay for it Alan Wells director social services department amities can qualify for provincial subsidy but blamed recent press reports for intimating that a family had in extreme need in The press reports weri Library to hold quilting show UPPER CANADA MALL MONDAY to day am to 30 Yonge St N 8951100 am to am