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22 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Friday, Aprit 9, 1965 Education In Reach Twp. | Costs Taxpayers 8 Mills MANCHESTER -- Reach Township School Area Board has given approval to a budget of $37,450 for the current year and applied to the township founcil for a levy of 8 mills cover this amount. _ A revised schedule of teach- ers' salaries was approved by the board. The minimum start- ing pay for student teachers has been raised to $3,400 with an- pual increments of $300 until the maximum of $5,000 is reach- ed. Teachers with five or more years experience have been increased to $4,600 with $200 an- nual increment to the -$5,000 » maximum. The new schedule, while not Principals' salaries are to be negotiated with the board. Teachers. with less than five years' experience are to be paid according to schedule. The ' paying a penny a pack more Luxury Tax Bae | QUEBEC (CP) -- Premierlone cent to 22, and the tax on Jean Lesage Thursday night|tobacco and cigars has been extra for each gailon of gaso-| on hotel and motel room rent-jcent. als and on long-distance tele- other means of telecommunica-|day and 51 cents for a pack of|fiscal year, contained a series Lesa e U Ss tions. |25.. The one-twenty-fifth of ajof tax increases and two = previous 99 cents, As a result of the provincial|cent increase for each cigar-jtaxes aimed at gaining $25,000,-|taxed. budget, Quebecers today are|ette works out to one cent on/000 in revenue. Am over - all) A new six-per-cent tax on\tance telephone calls, tele- a pack of 25 and four-fifths of|deficit tf $229,313,900 was fore- 25 cigarettes and a penny|a Cent on a pack of 20. a eg tine The gasoline tax, last in-|for Quebec. ine. Diesel fuel taxes are up|creased by two cents in 1963, now is 16 cents a gallon. Gas|meals and liquor, sold in res- ranges from 39 to 44 cents a|taurants, hotels and motels will announced new Quebec taxes|increased to 12 from 10 per/Sallon in Quebec. The record budget, which|per cent and will be extended Cigarettes sold in Quehec for|forecasts government spending;to food prepared for outside phone calls, telegrams and|41 cents for a pack of 20 Thurs-/of $1,971,738,000 in the 1965-66!delivery. Only meals costing'effect on students and /be increased to six from five would be! Another new tax of six per |hotel and motel room rentals|8tams, 2 AS ESN AR OE SOR I Ste mak more than $1.24, rather than theyers. | CHINESE LEADERS OME | \cent would apply to long - dis-| LAW LAID DOWN _ labor-'5efar. aauicracial audiences. 'agreement with Nepal. board will recognize up to three years experience for new teach- ers and start their salaries at the $4000 level -- with an extra $100 if the teacher is to be placed in a one-room school. Supply teachers receive $18 per day and all teaching staff have a "sick leave" allowance of 20 days per year. David Lewis, principal of the Greenbank School, has resign- ed to take a position in Toron- jto. Miss Johns, who has been \teaching at Manchsester and Miss Diane Pacey, who has yet accepted by the teachers,/spent two years at Prince Al- will mean an additional $95,000)bert, have resigned. Mrs. Grace to $100,000 cost to the board|Hastings, who has been assist- for the 21 teachers and threeing at Prince Albert has also assists now employed. |resigned. Teachers in one-room schools); The board has ruled that the will receive an extra $100 forjold school at Epsom will not acting as principal as well as\in future be made available for teacher. iprivate parties. There's So Much for You at EATON'S Reds Thrown Off Balance By LBJ's Talks Readiness By HAROLD MORRISON proposed neutralization of Indo- Canadian Press Staff Writer|china would be no more than a President Johnson appears to|mirage, screening the Commun- have thrown the Communists ist take-over of the entire pen- off balance with his concession! insula. | to negotiate the South Viet Nam) Johnson's suggested mainten-| crisis without preconditions. ance of South Vietnamese inde- The response has been slow,|pendence contains within itself but there is a feeling, at least/the elements of neutrality in British quarters, that. the|which' the U.S. previously had path towards a peaceful settle- rejected. ment is firmer and that the United States no longer is iso OPEN TO CORROSION -- lated from the great body of| With the country politically world opinion which questioned SPlit, a Saigon administration| American motives and pros-\representing the people could) pects in the Vietnamese jun-/be no more than a coalition of] gles. the right and left. It would be} Patrick Gordon Walker, for-|difficult for such an administra-| mer British foreign secretary|tion, shadowed by the Commun-| who steps out on a fact-finding) ists to the north, to prevent cor-| thission next week, now may|rosion under Red political pres- find it easier to argue in Hanoi/SUre. and Peking, as he seeks an ave- The prospect therefore must nue by which the antagonists may be brought to the confer- ence table. NO ALTERNATIVE be encouraging to Hanoi and| Peking. Though the Chinese in-| itially demand that Johnson ne- gotiate with the Viet Cong --/ a caw NRE ng oF T™ TOKYO (AP) -- Chinese Pre- |mier Chou En-lai and 'Foreign teletype services and|Minister Chen Yi retuimed to least, which is a record figure] would go into effect May. 1--/other forms of telecommunica-/Peking Tuesday from separate probably the first tax of its\tions effective May 1. Effective May 1, taxes onjkind in Canada, though it is|Calls already are subject to the/tyneral of the president of Ro- common in the United States|t@%. and Europe--the premier 'said.| Local 'trips abroad. Chou attended the |mania, then visited Albania, Al- } igeria, the United Arab Repub- Rooms rented for one month! South African impresarios will|lic, Burma and Pakistan. Chen or more would be exempt, 'ex-/have to guarantee in future that went to Afghanistan, Pakistan cept at resorts, to alleviate the'foreign artists will not perform/and Nepal. He signed a border It may be argued in Commu- 2 Tebel force within South Viet) nist and other quarters that|Nam--the pressure of the west) Johnson had no alternative-- and the non-aligned countries, | that he had to step down from together with | the indication his relatively rigid position be-that South Viet Nam would) cause the U.S. could not hope likely fall to the communists} to win a military victory in anyway under terms of neutral- Viet Nam without initiating the ity, may force an opening to the threat of a third world war. diplomatic door which pre- As a nation, South Viet Namjviously had been is virtually bankrupt. It is dif-'- ------ ficult to tell or from foe is a itannale har sewn so abt! New Low Cost Enhanced & Protection ity to attract widespread popu- larity among the masses. 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