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EN NIN AEH 5 EE aa a ar aii le Mt nh ---- Bw 14 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, May 1, 1990 (from page 6) add the going inflation rate of six per cent, and then add in the rate for the assessment growth in the Region which in theory should not increase taxes for existing owners? Would the quality of education suffer? Would there be a deterioration on a day-to-day classroom basis? Perhaps. And perhaps, when parents start to voice their complaints, the ard will have to say explicitly that with a ceiling on the num- ber of dollars available, some programs or staff or both may have to go. Some new schools may not get built. More stu- dents may spend their school days in a portable. Nobody would like to see this happen. But most home- owners can't continue to absorb 14 per cent tax hikes, either. Something eventually has to give. It is not enough for trustees simply to condemn the prov- ince for the grant roll-backs, then throw their hands in the air and bring down a budget that includes a double-digit hike in property taxes. Instead of taking a paring knife in an effort to trim a few dollars here and there, trustees should be taking a chain saw to nose budget increases, and face the economic realities of 1990. ( Editorial Comment Park clean-up is The Choir anthem and solo by Juli-Anna Lee was very much en- joyed Sunday morning. On Sunday Morning, May 6th the organists and choir of Newton- brook United Church, Willowdale, will be visiting Greenbank congregation. Birthday greetings to Mrs. Margaret Real and Mrs. Velma Foster, several luncheons have been held for both of these ladies. We send our best wishes to you both. Mrs. Carolyn Hill held a birth- day party on Sunday for her sister, Ardon Eldridge of Prince Albert. The afternoon U.C.W. will hold their meeting May 2nd at 1:30 € -- sponsored by -- Refreshments i TOGETHER WE CAN REALLY(S CLEAN-UP THIS TOWN! © JOIN US TO KEEP SCUGOG BEAUTIFUL Scugog Township Council and the Ministry of the Environment -- join us at the Kinsmen Hall on -- SAT., MAY 12th -- 9 AM to Noon FOR A COMMUNITY WIDE CLEAN-UP! For further information call: 985-9250 -- -------------- p.m. in the Church basement. Mr. and Mrs. Don McKean celebrated their 18th wedding an- niversary on Apirl 28th visiting his brother Mr. George McKean in West Hill. . Sorry to hear Mrs. Mona Mero is in Port Perry Hospital. We are thinking of you Mona. What is your family doing on Friday May 11? If you haven't yet made plans, why not join us at the Greenbank Public School from 4-8 p.m. for the Greenbank/Epsom Fun Fair? There will be games of skill; games of chance; pony rides; movies; craft, white elephant, bake tables, a cake walk, dunking machine and more! There will be plenty to eat as well, so plan on having supper there. There will be lots of fun for family members of all ages, so be sure not to miss it! On Saturday morning, May 12th, help celebrate "Ontario- wide Pitch-In Week" by taking part in a clean-up at the Green- bank Park. Many parents may not realize that keeping the park in good shape is not up to paid staff from the Township, but to parents who want it that way for all our children! Come on along at 9:30 a.m. on May 12th. Bring a rake and spend an hour or two catching up with friends while we show our kids we May 12 care about their park. Call 985-3225 if you have any questions. The Greenbank Womens In- stitute held their annual meeting on April 25th in the Church base- ment with Miss Sandra Campbell present to install our members for the coming year. Our 4H members, 8 girls and 2 boys and some of their mothers joined the ladies to serve lunch and hold a . bake sale and their Achievement Day, each receiving recognition of completion of a very in- teresting project "Bread making." Several couples from Green- bank enjoyed the dance at the Islander on Saturday night in aid of the Cancer Society. The 'Big Band" supplied the music of yesteryears, enjoyed by all. Mr. & Mrs. Dan Murphy and Mr. & Mrs. Fred Phoenix attend- ed a funeral up north on Saturday. A House is built of logs and" stone, of tiles and post and piers; A Home is built of loving deeds, that stand a thousand years. Please phone your news in next week to Mrs. Lee 985-8926. Thank your for co-operation. 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PORT PERRY'S LARGEST FLEA MARKET & YARD SALE Beginning May 5th, 1990 OPEN EVERY SATURDAY 8 to 5 ---- ~ TR a ie i ar \