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b6 tribune january 29 1986 short term deposit 88 3090 days this rate applies to amounts over 50000 standard trust member cinadi deposit insurance corporation po box 539 39 main street north morkham ontario l3p 1x3 telephone 2946865 rates subject to change without notice exchange issue still ringing looking fora bridletrail landau model with 3 walkouts with lots of extras check the real estate section in todays newspaper jconomistsun the tribune qajmxoa by ron hinchliffe 6492979 claremont after having my ears scorched this week by an irate resident i feel it imperative that i add a little more informa tion to an article i wrote a couple of weeks ago in that story i asked people to write to the canadian radiotelevision and telecom munications commission crtc to voice their support in favor of an application by bell canada to allow extension of the 649 ex change a strong show of support and a favorable decision by the crtc would enable bell to survey area residents to see if theyre in favor of extending the service the poll would include the amount that our phone bills would be in creased and only then would we as a whole decide whether this service would be beneficial to us in a democratic society a majority rule is the only possi ble way changes are made and that is exactly whats required for bell canada to move on a decision of such magnitude my personal feelings which should not influence yours have already been expressed if com munity members as a whole dis- gree with this opinion then ill be more than happy to abide by their decision people opposed to ex tended area service should take pen in hand and write to the same governing body as citizens back ing the proposal the address again is paul godin complaints and in quiries crtc ottawa ont kia on2 a decision on this issue should be reached by the crtc in the next couple of week ill be sure to let you know the results a community shower is being held for jim and lorrie stiner to help them recover from the fire last week that devastated their lives jim and lorrie and their three children trevor 7 troy 5 and todd 4 were born and raised in the claremont area theyre presently staying with jims pa rents a strong show of support from us would undoubtedly be appreciated the familys many friends and neighbors are holding the shower at claremont legion hall feb 19 at 8 pm for more information please contact de- nise norton at 6492615 claremont womens institute is sponsoring a free course on can- dlewicking balloon curtains and roman shades the classes will be held at the home of dorothy britton wholl conduct them along with wendy bell- course dates are wednesday feb 5 and 12 two groups will be instructed each day the first from 1 to 4 pm and the second from 7 to 10 pm those interested are asked to call mrs britton at 6495630 claremont united church is hosting a shrove pancake supper at the church on feb 11 from 5 to 730 pm everyone is invited to enjoy dinner followed by games where else can you get sausages or pancakes for 50 cents each and drinks for 25 cents apiece come hungry and eat for a good cause this is the big weekend when claremonts forefathers look down from the heavens and smile as we kick up our heels and cele brate the hamlets third annual winter carnival the weather seems to be turning a little more wintry so the festival should be all that we expected lots of snow cold feet and fun dont forget tonights jan 29 opening event a lions and lioness bingo night in the community centre at 730 pm the fiveday carnival con tinues through sunday feb 2 editors mail say goodbye to scale build up kettle your local culligan man rod genereaux culligan conditioned water puts an end to mineral deposit build up scale culligan has a complete line of water conditioning equipment for rental or purchase just call for a free water evalua tion mcomsmm durham region york region 6836332 8879333 nonsmokers pay less for insurance are you paying too much 17400 yearly s c buys all of this huiiw f xvjjm b- sto3 cwrw iij cwixm tu lit t- j 4s tlvfl jvviv rwit gu- gmrj s16cc0 emm ervmc 1 000 mj when your insurance comes due call 47 142 u av moller insurance ltd 114 mjn sttva nvrih sum- 2 nuum outlines criterion to the editor in response to both mr marks letters published in your paper last week and to recent coverage of the matter of extended area service eas ie tollfree calling to toronto there are a few points which 1 wish to clarify the criteria for an exchange to be eligible for eas were established in 1979 by the crtc they are as follows 1 telephone exchange centres must be within a 30 mile radius 2 exchanges must have a 60 per cent community of interest in this case a 60 per cent proportion of cus tomers making at least one call per month to toronto 3 exchanges must be contiguous adjacent 4 a survey indicating 51 per cent customer acceptance of eas must be completed the claremont 649 exchange cur rently meets the first two criteria of the 56 of the 649 exchange suc cessfully contacted in an october 1984 poll 85 per cent of these people indicated that they were in favor of changed eas criteria that is 85 per cent showed an interest in toll- free calling to toronto and in peti tioning for the criteria to be i v l- i l jlr ojvwoniamdy eujcrconlcs umiiio colour tv and video monitor ilss mm 1 4 colour monitortv has separate audiovideo inout jacks for improved picture and sound cable ready with wireless remote control for convenience top quality recording at a low sale price 16231 onetouch telephone dialing clearance du6fone100 stores 16 numbers of up to 16 digits for instant one- button dialing tonepulse with battery backup expand your listening world dx66 tunes vhfair am fm and 3 shortwave bands rise and shine on time clearance projection alarm clock top the snooze bar alarm shuts off or 4 min utes and displays the time on your ceiling aaochi not fkvjoyxj special magnetic particle binder system gives you extralong life at all speeds vhs t1 20 44400 beta l750 44475 vr tv t public or private amfm sound 12w cmoranc liston to amfmstoreo through 4 spoakors and shoro you music with your mends or slid out tho slmstye pocket storoomato tocofvor ond odd optional headphones for personal stereo sound music any way you lke m 77a4mi r amfmcassefte has 2wdy speakers 14783 mini electronic notetaker minisette9 has autorecord level pause cue review for easy use limstyte cassette at a super low price cxt69 ctr-70hasauto- stop autolevel and audible cuereview j01w9 super value on twoway speakers bossreflex mc- 1600 speakers feature polypropylene woofer dynomic tweeter ond tuned port changed so that the bell would pro- ceed wit a survey to establish the per centage of customer accept- ance for eas thus it appears that j the 649 exchange could very well meet the fourth criterion it is the criterion requiring con- tiguity which our exchange does not meet stouffville the 640 exchange j which received eas prior to the j establishment of these criteria e would currently not be eligible for j eas since it also does not meet this criterion one of th purposes of the claremont meeting in april 1985 was to identify to 649 customers the crtc criteria and to point out that the requirement for contiguity is the reason the claremont ex- change is not eligible for considera- tion for eas other objectives of the meeting were i to create a forum for discussion of eas and i other bell services ii to measure community interest throuh attend- ance and iii to provide direction regarding whom to contact polti- cians included to request a change to the crtc criteria the fact that nearly 200 village and rural customers attended the meeting clearly indicated the degree of in- terest in his matter bells recent application to the crtc to revise the eas criteria so that the requirement for 1 exchanges to be contiguous be de- z leted indicates bells responsive- ness to the needs and interests of t her customers not only in z claremont but in the other ex- j changes in similar circumstances j wherestrong interest in eas has t been expressed j if deletion of the contiguity re- quirement is approved by the crtc the door will opened for bell to conduct a survey of the 649 1- exchange at that time bell will i- provide 649 customers with the i actual increased costs in basic rates which eas would create for i them this will provide all of us j myself included the opportunity to decide individually whether such a i service is to our advantage it will also measure the degree of suport r for eas in the 649 exchange ob- i jectively determining whether a s majority of claremont residents ij want this service j our work including the meeting held last year in claremont has t been aimed at providing the com- munity with this opportunity those wishing the crtc to be aware of their opinion on this matter should write to mr paul godin com- g plaints and inquiries crtc ft ottawa kia 0n2 sincerely h keith powell u rr 2 claremont novice team i split games i the neil patrick novice clippers split weekend exhibition games de- il feating the oshawa canadians 51 and succombing to the markham novice a boys 31 lindsay haylow and geoff smith scored a pair of goals respectively ji against the canadians on friday night ryan jefferson rounded out the tally defcnceman brian cough- ian found himself in an usual role between the pipes when the clip pers regular goalie was sidelined with an injury the following day the clippers found themselves trailing mar kham 20 in the second period however defcnceman sean morri son put stouffville on the board with an endtoend rush winger michael boyd almost tied the game when his shot deflected off the mar kham goalpost but the southern neighbours came back to sink an in surance marker playoffs the novice clippers open their roundrobin playoff series against port perry on friday night 7 pm at the recreation complex in stouffville the local boys will also meet the pickering jets and uxbridgc soon after to decide the finalist of the eastern leg of the lakcshore league the winner takes on the western champion stouffville should be a favorite in j this competition since its only loss in regular season play was against pickering you should know that 761 of markhamarea adults are under age 50 and 729 of them read the eco nomist suntribune source 1985 kubas associates study ijiil