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I DURHAMI I.......KEYBOARD CENTREI *Authorised Lowrey& Guibransen Dealer @Organs-Pianos-7Keyboards *muBlo-Lessons *On Site Service Shop. ' I- FOR THE BEST DEAL IN THE DURHAM REG ION- DURHAM KEYBOARD CENTREI 355, BLOOR ST. W. (PARK RD. S. 401) OSHAWA 725-0001j Mon.-Thurs. Friday Sat. 7:30 a.m.-6:00 p.my. 7:30 a.m.-7:00 p.m. 8:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m. Report fromi Queen'9s Park On Tuesday, October il, the' Fail Session of the Ontario Leglslature opened With several Ministerial statements regarding current or upcoming issues.. The Treasurer of Ontaro, the Honourable Larry Grossman, indicated that, while definite signs of economic recovery in Ontario are visible, recovery is stili vulnerable to the pressures of inflation. Our Province cannot afford to have recovery threatened in'this way, any more than we can afford to relax the firm grip on Government expenditures that is helping us keep our deficit under control. To ensure that.this recovery is an enduring one,. new Legislation is being prepared to extend On- tario's public sector wage restraint and ad- ministered price efforts. This new Legislation will facilitate a return to collective bargaining, without sacrificing our restraint objectives. These objectives will not be easy to reconcile, and the' Governmnent will be consulting closely with those affected by the Program. On the issue of consultation, the Treasurer also announced that thie budget process in Ontario will be opened up to peérmit citizens, interest groups, and MPP's to become more closely involved. Our economic problems are complex, and require as mucli consultation as possible. For that reason, the secrecy thatlias traditionally surrounded RAISED i..:,PRINTINMG Ity The lion. (ieorg' :ý%she, M11 (1C- Durham West) Minister of Government Services THE CORPORATION 0F THE TOWN OF WH ITBY CITIZEN APPOINTMVENTS TO 1984 BOARDSAND COMMITTEES Any resident of the Town of Whitby who has an ln- terest ln serving on one of the followlng boards or committees i8 invited to submit an application to the attention of the Town Clerk on or before Oc- tober 3lst, 1983, for considerationby Town Count- cil. Board or Committee Boardi 0f Management for the Whitby Centrai Business District Improvement Area Fence Vlewer Game Preserve Committee Groveside Cemetery Board Local Architectural Conservation Advisory Committee Plumbers' Board of Examiners Property Standards Committee Senior Citizens' Activit les Centre Executive Board Whitby Public Library Board Term of Appolntment 1year 1year iyear iyear 3years 1, 2 & 3 years 3 years 1 year 3 years Application forms giving further particulars regar- ding thèse boards and committees are availabie at the Cierk's Department in the Whitby Municipal Building. Donald G. 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Towards thie end of November, a statement Wll be tabled An the House whlch wlll include the economlc projections determlnlng thie major policy decisions An the 19%4 Budget. A number of pre-budget papers wlll le tabled, and wll be addressed to a more diverse audience than usual. These papers wll deal wlth specific issues that are important to thie budget-maklng proces and should asslst An provldlng a basis for public discussion of and participation in thie budget process. Another element of budget planing which will be revised tiAis year As thie timing of thie announcements Of transfer payments to school boards, municipalities, and hospitals. The knowledge of thie Province's level of support should assiat transfer recipients to plan more effec- tively and therefore make thie best use of their resources. Previously, some of the Government's transfer payment decisions were made after a number of recipients were already well into their fiscal years. Thie government of Ontario As committed to an open, consultation approach to the economic issues facing this province, and As fine-tuning the system of budget planning which will serve us wel An tAie years ahead. DO'C gais win silIver medal by ANNETTE DONOVAN Paula Hadden and Bernadette Butler joined for- ces to bring a silver medal home to DO'C at thie LOSSA (Lake Ontario Secondary Sports Association) tennis tournament on October lotAi. The tennis club Aiad been practicing for three weeks prior to thie tournament under thie coaching skills of Ms. Jane Robertson. We sent a mixed team, a boys doubles, a girls doubles, and a male and female for thee sAngles matches. It was our girls doubles team that placed. They wiIl be moving on to compete An COSSA, (Central Ontario Secondary Schools Association) on May 29, 1984. Good luck ladies and bring thie victory home where t belongs. On October 6, thie midget boys cross-country team participated An thie Durham Region Roman Catholic Secondary School Meet. The bulk of the contestants come from thie ranks of thie elementary' schools, however Denis O'Connor competed against Paul Dwyer. DO'C accumulated a total of 63 points, Paul Dwyer 82. Congratulations teami On an individu1al note, Rick'Bolduc was the first hlghschooler to finish thie race. On October 12, thie junior DO'C Chargers (basket- bail) defeateci Uxbridge 45-20. The midget ladies basketball team also played Uxbridge and they too came away victorious witAi a final score of 3026. Great work, teamsl1 On October 13, thie junior boys soccer teamn played the first place teamn and unfortunately lost 5-2. Thie two goals were scored by Barry Murphy and Bernie Morton. The senior -boys also played and lost to Dunliarton 30 S-639 a