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o office announces hanges in rates nuclear power to supply million homes the tribune i ihurvj much 30 1967 pje 9 nterim adjustments to a nber of postage rates 1 go into effect june 1 i oct 1 1967 tie post ce department announ- monday the changes jifl not affect first class gasl i the changes due june 1 domestic rates for spec ial delivery letters will be increased to 40 cents from 25 cents and for parcels to 50 cents from 35 cents the number of registra tion fee leels will be redu ced to two from four the fee will be 50 cents for 50 indemnity and 70 cents for indemnity from s50 to 100 rates for both forms of the acknowledgement of receipt cards will be raised by five cents to the new- rate levels of 15 cents and 25 cents the changes due oct 1 for domestic parcel post there will be a minimum countrywide fee of 15 cents for parcels up to eight ounces in weight and 30 cents for parcels weigh ing from eight ounces to one pound rates for par cels weighing more than one pound will be charged according to zone destina tion there will be a reduc tion to five from nine pres- ent rate zones to stream line wicket service and mail room procedures the new zones will be the at lantic made up of the four atlantic provinces quebec ontario the midwest com posed of manitoba and sas katchewan and the west ern embracing alberta and british columbia free parcel post insur ance available for indem nity up to 50 will be dis continued the new insur ance rates will be 10 cents for a 10 coverage 20 cents for coverage from 10 to 50 and 30 cents for coverage from 50 to 100 a new single cpd ser vice charge will cover all aspects of a transaction in cluding collection remit tance and insurance fees will be 50 cents when the amount to be collected is less than 10 and 1 when the amount is between 10 and 100 for third class mail ad dressed printed matter will continue to be three cents for the first two ounces but subsequent ounces will be lic rendezvous 67 at ottawa in august will be an international confer ence of young people in red cross youth around the world sunday school bus service the baptist churches in the area have taken the lead in providing a bus service for their sunday school children stouftville baptist was the first and centennial baptist in markhani is now doing the same the pastor rev harry strachan is shown here with the 36passenger vehicle the drivers are charles abbott and joe bell both of walkerton drive for office supplies its the tribune save ventilated bucket sport seat regular 449 ilan size plas tic grid fibre covering foam padded side trim looks and wears like lea ther handy- pockets for map storing etc blue red or black boots boys sizes 1 to 5 limited quantity special pair mens sizes 6 to 12 289 just in time for spring showers heavy rub ber cotton lining deep n heavy tread design black with orange trim sptcuu centennial car aerial flag tie one on for a great flagwaving centen nial rugged nylon 30 x 55 assorted colors available utility basket regular 179 hold driving aids or lit ter colorful plastic weighted sidewings wedge cushion save c0r0nad0twin 169 reguiar 198 assorted saran or car- cloth foamfilled 15 x 14 size- vinyl trim- deep rib design holds dirt slush n water til you shake it clean soft dur able rubber 23 x 30 black blue red pair reg 459 uwn vacuum cleaner 3488 top quality features complete with 4 popular attachments sc0tchgard protector compare qq at 159 77 great sprayon protector from springs rains n stains s oz size mall0ry flashlight compare i 1q at 199 m chrome finish blinker switch- 2 reflector 2 d batteries included- thistle tike trikes 1488 1688 1888 for ih to 3 years 12 front ti rear wheels great for beginners reg 1689 for 3 to 5 years 16 front ja rear wheels chrome mudguard reg 1949 for 5 to 8 years 20 front j13 rear wheels- many deluxe features reg 2195 we reserve the right to limit quantiysk markham phone 2911s30 or 2971733 open thurs and fri nights until 9 pm s nuclear energy will be able to supplv electricity for more than 1000000 ontario homes by 1971 ontario hydro chairman george e gathercole said on the basis of our authorized commitments to date mr gathercole told the joint annual meeting of the ontario municipal electric associ ation and the association of municipal electrical utilities nuclear genera tors will be able to furn ish enough electricity to serve more than 1000000 homes by 1971 only four years from now if hydro proceeds with plans to enlarge the pick ering nuclear station he said nuclear energy will be providing enough pow er bv 1973 to supply 2000- 000 households we have options on equipment to double the capacity of this plant and barring some unforeseen occurrence we expect to exercise them before the expiry date this june we have placed orders for 6500 tons of uranium based on the assumption that at least half a million kilowatts of nuclear power will be added to our re sources in each year or the decade between 1970 and 1980 mr gathercole told the meeting over the next 10 years the demands of hydros customers are expected to double but because of the changing characteristics of the hydro system we must enlarge our facilities even faster in the next decade they must be more than doubled so that the mar gin of our reserves is more in accord with the security of our load requirements he said reviewing hydros 1966 operations the hydro chairman said the increase in peak power demands over the previous year was three quarters of a million kilowatts the highest on record in 1967 he continued more than 1000000 kilo watts of new generating capacity is scheduled for operation representing the largest addition to power resources ever made in one year yangtze pagoda tavern now fully licenced under liquor act of ontario businessmens luncheon beins served today from 12 to 3 pm yangtze pagoda 332 yonge st n richmond hill reservations phone before 12 noon ss9s036 alter 12 noon 8si12is demands queens pk share more costs of education newmarket mem bers of york county coun cil are not prepared to pass the proposal of three boards of education for york county unless the provincial government is prepared to pay a stated amount of the increased cost state opposition the council met with the york county consulta- t i v e committee on schools march 7 and sev eral members said they would oppose the propos al if it meant increased costs said reeve james mur ray of aurora if the pro vincial government wants this program let them come out with a statement that they would pay 80 per cent of the cost reeve garfield wright of east gwillimbury said the council should take no action until the provincial government had made a statement regarding cost donald plaxton reeve of richmond hill said that the expenditure for new larger schools should not be passed on to the taxpayer maynard hallman secre tary of the consultative committee suggested that to continue the education demanded at the present a board with general pow er over the education of the student from the be ginning of public school through to the end of high school was required the meeting was arrang ed to discuss the commit tees plans for setting up three boards of education to replace the present pub lic and high school boards county of york a young man is required for the county clerks office minimum education is ontario grade xii or equivalent and typing and accounting essential usual fringe benefits salary to be negotiated in accordance with exper ience and qualifications applicants should forward details as to marital status age education and previous experience in their own handwriting marked application to j l smith clerktreasurer county of york 62 bayview avenue newmarket ontario tax time is smithcorona figurematic time let this low cost electric adding machine lake the headaches out of all your figuring adds subtracts multiplies solves figuring problems accurately automatically completely ciio qc portable loo jiivvj tribune office supplies main w 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