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6 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursday, Merch 10, 1966 Public School cost a total $88,175 representing;look at their educational sys- an increase of $10,742.49 over|tem with a great deal of pride. last year. Plant maintenance|He said the system is one cf also is up this year with an|the finest and most efficient in estimated total cost of $27,250|the area and does not take sec-' as opposed to $23,530.78 last)ond place to anyone. 'False Profession' Theme Of Sermon! WHITBY -- The sermon at. Mr. & Mrs. Oshawa... Expenses Up WHITBY (Staff) School year. |_ Another point. stressed by the St. Mark's United Church Sun- | Administration costs was an-|trustee was that the system day morning was the second in| other category that climbed!must forge ahead to keep up/|@ Series based on the Epistle of _ Pickering Asks Reason For Hydro Objection BROUGHAM -- Reeve C. W. Layeox told Pickering Town- ship Council this week that On- tario Hydro, which strongly ob- jected, caused the defeat of the township's private bill to acquire the hydro system in the southern part of the muni- cipality. He said one of the objections was built around the fact that if a partial permission were given there would be a_ lineup of municipalities requesting sim- War permission. He said council could do it tomorrow if it bought all the assets for the whole township, which would cost approximate- ly $1,600,000, but this is not Councillor J. Williams said the figures used in the debate were those of a 1962 Hydro study and that things could have changed . considerably! since ten, | SEEK REASONS A motion by Councillor Wil- liams willl request Hydro to give its reasons for obstructing the private bill and to outline the "section of the act which permits this publicly owned body to obstruct or interfere in any way with the democratic process of government." The resolution requested the rates for hydro in the affected area as of April 5, 1966, show- ing residential and industrial, and the rates if the requested legislation had been approved on 1966 figures, with a break- down showing the amount of equipment purchase and whole- sale enst of Hydro i tim iis, id very poui |public relations on the. part of o the Hydro,"' concurred Council-| year the cost of instruction was |Penditure : lor John Campbell. "The town-|only $481,490.40, a difference of an increase of $10,829.02. largest nuclear | $54,009.60, Cost of debentures} plant in the world, yet cannot|was the second highest cate-|town council meeting this week, ship has. the get industry because. hydro rates are too high." costs for the Whitby Public School system have risen $108,692.05 over last year it was revealed this week. The actual jcost of 'e*ementary education \last year was $766,460.77. This jyear the figure is expected to reach $875,152.82. | Salaries make up the largest es vi ine Capenanuica with a total cost of $535,500: Last gory estimated at $114,905.50. | Plant operation. is expected to jover last year. Total cost for|with rapidly changing educa- administration is estimated atjtion trends. Only through dedi-| $44,100 as opposed to $32,678.46|cated attention to the essential | last year. In addition to the rising costs for education another interest- ing point was revealed in the jschool budget. The 1965 esti- ness of the benefits to be de-| rived, can the town hope to) the children of today. schools has risen 2.55 mills this year is unfortunate, the trus- tee explained. He pointed out however, there is nothing that can be done about this if effi- cient and adequate education is to be provided. imate of evnenditures was set at mili ' : , $755,631.75; while the actual ex- shown was $766,460.77, Win fant the far Introducing the budget at the iTrustee Norman Edmondson |stated citizens of the town can ineeds. of education and aware- | Siersma sang the anthem "Sing | provide a proper education for|tism was observed when Bren- line relief in India, James and was entitled "False Profession'. The choir with soloist Mr, H. | Alleluia Forth". The Sacrament of Infant Bap- \da Ann Coward was presented he hae nanante by her parents. It was announced that the special Lenten offering receiv- ed by The United Church of Canada would go to Overseas Relief and that special consid- eration would be given to fam- OPEN DAILY 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. WILL YOU HELP HM TO WALK feasible. Council Told Centre Cannot Be Developed WHITBY (Staff) -- The Whit-| The developers suggested they by Family Centre, a proposed|would be prepared to develop shopping centre to be establish-!the commercial property as ed on Dundas st. e. is imprac-|phase one with completion date tical and cannot be developed,|set at six months. Occupancy town council was informed this/of the project would be timed to week. jthe completion, A letter from the. property! 'The balance of the property owners, Simcoe Commercial De-| 1d Aavelbnad with velopments Ltd., Toronto, pro-|Wuld be developed with apart- posed an alternate plan. The ment buildings within 24 months developers suggest the shopping/after completion of the commer- centre could consist of a ma-|cial property. jor food market and four or five service stores only. They re-| quested a cliange in zoning to allow construction of apartment | buildings on the remainder of) the property. Previous plans had included an air-conditioned shoppers' mall with the Oshawa Food Wholesale firm as the major tenant. The owners said great ex- pense was incurred during. the past 12 months with installation of footings, basement walls, grading and other work. Addi- tional expense' had been incurr- ed through advertising the pro- AGAIN? SATURDAYS 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. GARAGES! DOZEN NEW PLANS FOR You! | BUY BEFORE All can be adapted to TAX your personal requirements __INGREASE LOOK... FREE! floor plans and material lists! Just pick one up at your near- est Cashway Centre. $1941" COTTAGERS! FARMERS! Deep or Shallow Well Convertible Jet WATER SYSTEM with 17-gal. tonk 91.88 FOOT VALVE INCLUDED. PUMPS UP TO 600 GAL. PER. HOUR HOMES, COTTAGES, Seine Shown is "Th 768 sq. ft. -- $1077. Others $567 to $1770 for basic materials CASHWAY 3 sevrooms heoie. ccuiall About 1,008 squere feet Eigh t HO Ff ES of living space. Canadian i whiskies use the word 3-pe. 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The services of a competent architect have been obtained by the developers and a proposed plan for development of the four and one half acre property is now underway. The warm circulating water in a hydro therapy tank is ex- tremely helpful in the treatment of many crippled children, It is pain relieving and relaxing, enabling the therapist to use her skill in giving beneficial massage and exercise. Equipment such as this is another of the helpful services that are provided through Easter Seal funds. YOU CAN HELP by Your Purchase of EASTER SEALS Easter Seals ARE Big-Hearted little gifts . . . they're small indeed but added together the nickels, dimes and dollars they return represent a world of hap- piness and hope for many crippled Oshawa child- ren. SURELY you won't refuse to heed their Ap- peal for HELP. PLEASE! DON'T TURN /ADEAF EAR...! RETURN YOUR PINK ENVELOPE TODAY!-GIVE GENEROUSLY BUSINESS REPLY ENVELOPE #2 POSTAGE WILL BE PAID BY MR. 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Shore Community Centre on the |: west side of Bay Ridges was| tabled as the land is not vested In the township. iE Parks not yet assumed by the | township in this area are still |; owned by Consolidated Building |; Corporation and, according to}? Roy Addie, are not suitable for recreational activities. Mr. Addie was requested to meet the corporation in an attempt to have the lands brought into shape before townshi}» assump- | tion. i Members of this organization, which is purchasing a new backstop, new rink boards and other portable equipment in collaboration with the Fairport Beach Recreation Committee, at their centre, are Roy Addie, D. Whiteford, William Mauch, John Griffith and Peter Jones. Council representatives, when a bylaw can be passed, are Coun- cillors John Campbell and John Williams. 4 Colours! "A" Grade 210-Ib. ASPHALT SHINGLES $9.50 running toot! TRUCK LOT PRICES! 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GALT -- High- way 24, south of Highway 401, Also -- London, Windsor, Ruthven and Ottawa, Ontario North of Whitby ot corner of BROOKLI Highway No. 7 and No. 12, Telephone Brooklin 655-3313 MALTON csr cscs" Hwy. No. 7 Toronto Customers Phone 667-4265. Brampton Phone 451-3800. GROWING SUPPLIERS to 5 p.m