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"A Family Tradition for 126 Years" Scheme will help, says MPP (From page 1) was designed to alleviate many problems for both levels of gov- ernment, it has many of the mu- nicipalities concerned. Mayor Hall, who attended an Association of Municipalities of Ontario (AMO) convention in Toronto last week, says this pro- posal has many of the smaller municipalities worried. Mayor Hall says he spent much of the conference debating the topic with various politicians. "Every municipality is wor- ried, but the lower tier ones are particularly concerned," Mayor Hall said. Due to the size of many of the municipalities they do not pay large amounts in social servic- es. On the other hand they do pay large amounts towards the upkeep of roads. He says he's not sure how dis- IT'S A BOY: WALKER- I'm so excited! I've just had a Mom and Dad. Their names are Jason and Liz. I got them August 20, 1992 at | Oshawa General Hospital. My name is Jordan Jason Richard, and I weighed 71bs. 6 oz. My big brother, Mathew, thinks I'm okay!!! My arrival made Richard and Mary Walker of Mrytle proud "First- time" grandparents. I also have some "First-time" great grandparents, Joy Bright of Raglan and Kay and Bob Walker of Prince Albert. Uncle Joel and Uncle Jarrett already have me signed up for baseball. Move over Robbie Alomar! entanglement would affect Scu- gog specifically until he sees all the details of the scheme. "If it's as it appears it will be, 'with the trading of one service for another, it will have an ad- verse financial affect on Scu- gog," he says. Under the current system the Township of Scugog pays money directly to the Region of Dur- ham for Social Services and not the provincial government. Scu- gog also receives various subsi- dies from the provincial govern- ment for roads. "As it's proposed right now, it's not a good trade-off," Mayor Hall says. Durham East MPP Gord Mills has a differing opinion, however. He says under the new sys- tem it will help all municipali- ties, no matter the size, by pro- viding "universal social assistance." By taking away that responsi- bility it will enable the munici- palities to concentrate on other areas, Mr. Mills says. It will alsoeliminate inconsis- tencies in setting muncipal bud- gets, he says. Despite speculation that this process will be implemented by January 1, Mr. Mills says it won't be the case. In fact he doesn't think it will be in place for atleast two years. He says various committees must be struck and studies con- ducted before it is put into ef- fect. "All kinds of logistics have to take place," he said. Durham Board Of Education Alternative & Continuing Education CORRECTIONS TO FALL PROGRAMS '92 BROCHURE BW LOTUS 1, 2, 3 - Introduction (pg.7) Adult Learning Centre - Tuesday 7pm - 9pm SHOULD BE - Wednesday 7pm - 9pm Bl WORDPERFECT 5.1 - Introduction (pg.10) Adult Learning Centre - Tuesday 6:30pm - 9:30pm (6 weeks) SHOULD BE - Tuesday 7pm - 9pm (10 weeks) Bl WORDPERFECT 5.1 - Intermediate (pg.10) Adult Learning Centre - Monday 6:30pm - 9:30pm (7 weeks) SHOULD BE - Monday 4:30pm - 6:30pm (10 weeks) This is a FULLTIME program. HB For ENGLISH-AS-A-SECOND LANGUAGE ASSESSMENTS (in Pickering), please call (416) 837-1727 or (416) 686-2661. the shortest distance between two points Only on Ford 8030 Series tractors Simple, straight-line shuttling between forward and reverse is the most obvious advantage of Ultra-Command™ powershift. It's also the smoothest, easiest-to-use powershift ever. Any shifting action takes just a single movement of the lever. 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FREE with your Back to School purchases, you get your "First Day Photo" and two tickets to the Oshawa Generals Family Night game, September 15th. (While quantities last!) Just validate any receipt for $50 or more at one of our Information Kiosks. Purchases must have been made between August 1st and September 12th, 1992 to take advantage of this special offer. O-S'H-A-W-A CENTRE First Day Photos will be taken: Tues. Sept: 8th: 11am - 6pm Thurs. Sept. 10th: 11am - 8pm ['ri. Sept. 11th: 11am - 8pm Sat. Bo. 12th: 11am - 4pm Sales receipts will be validated at the infebooths. 180 stores including Sears. Eatons. Zellers. The Bay and Loblaws 419 King Street West Phone 728-6231 Buses stop at east and west entrances' You can shop Monday to Friday 10 to 9. Saturday 9 30 to 6 or Sunday noon to 5 PIE IE SCI BE BT BE SE ea sso 508 Caine i RR