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The Canadînn Statýesmn, Bôwmanville, Apr. 28, 1971 Joins Hydro's 25 Year Club HELP VOUR Area serviceman, John Hayes, proudly receives his '25-y ear crîi caýte from George Stewart, (right), Quarter Century club representtie MN'ana,.ger Rex Walters of Ontario Hydro's Bowmanville Area looks on, (Ontario iHydro poo Ontarn Hydro's Bowman- Scarborough Collegiate. 1965. ville Ar'ea has s ncw Quarter During World War 11, lie! He is a me)(mber of thIe Pr Ceiintury Club member. He is served in the Canadian Aryerrn y Crii ( Ib îd'l JohnT Hayes, an, Arcs cus- Signal Corps from 1942 t0PryCrig lb!n h tomer- serviceman. 1946. !Port PryLawvn Bowling- John ayes was, born ln After war service, John Hay-iClub. lic ailso nbaakcin RocheterNw York. Hc ns joincd 1-ydro ln 1946 sud terest in mode] riraig mnovedI to Canada as a boy. He worked as a groundman and Hie ant i, IlIýs i f- Ies Ideci > 9 atten.dcd public and sccondary lineman until he was appoint-IMeadowý-vwBv. Bowman- coosin lJxbridge as well asied to bhis current, position in ville. Formenr School1 Srls Helps Eas '71:TxBre Surplus lunds which existed'; in the former school board treasuries before the Coun- tics took over Educationin r 1968 are being returneri 10 the various municipalities thisj ya.It is heiping mauy1 -ommtunities case the tax burden for their ratepayers.1 on the other side of the coin deficit funds which ex-1 Isteri in scbooî boards in 1968,1 are beiug paid off by the De-j partment of Education f or O-i tarlo in Ibree equaltinstal- Inot sread ovr Ithe rnext thrp yarS. 1 rntxiinot psy isIthe ini- trnist on the mny- ti j'i bcing chargent toehmuc- pa1ity with the deficit. But aIa a rate of 71,'l per cent (that's the iterest chiarge) it is a bargain. The dcbt h cclareri off, the couuty board made that much richer. urd the ratepayers' load is "ordingly lesseucri. ~some people have sairi wh'T1 eionsn't the Board psyý inte- est to tbc municipalities vwith, surplu ses? To this he ,Boardý replies that the uiîpltc dio receivti paym-erdt îbedi i-ý directly byNreduccd net 1evies. iWbuthte Cut or ld in the countrchýasury. total deficits($81)fo the total surpluses ($456,778) bhy a1ulaibed a net surplus Sf1278,667. "Bccaus 'e hari Ibis mouey on had wedid not have to býorrow as much mouey," AI Mcco, Boar'l Business Ad- ni straýtor sund TreasurCIr, sairiystra. TcsuluS-1 Ci hdv1e hle tettial ~ tem nd heycome baCin t th municpalitni asa credîtlu- owrtaxeCs for, ;971". Topy uercit 1ou the .1suri- pluies woUdovosycî P-ony.,Club a great, deal of money. And cent intercît charge cach guess who would psy? Thcý year. very -municîpalities w hi ch Othcr municipalities with would receive the interest deficits were Alnwick with charges! Like taking moneyl$2568 over-expenditure iu its from the right hand and elementary board and $230 in putting it, lu the left. its secondary sehool; Cart- The intcrest rate set agaiust wright with a deficit of $5,300 the detic its wa s set rather eleruentary sud $4,792 second- arbitrarily according to Mr. ary; Hsldimand with over- McLeod but was intended to cxpllnditures of $6200, cie- represe-nt the average bor'row- men'tary, sud $594 secondary; in,- rate whviich prcva-ilcd dur- Newcastle with a single deficit iug 1969 sudi 1970. of $10,391 in its elementary Tlei nimicîpalities ini the school board; Percy with debti United Counies, had, deficits of $, h3fom iis eiemeutary in ith-er the;r-ementary orlboard and $6762 from its sec- high sechool boards lui 1968. ondary-, sud Cam-ipbelýlford, Co- The Town oi f Bowmanvîillc is ibourg-, liamilton sri Seymour inludini t this nmehv wýih ov-ex,penditures lu ils jing overspent $5184 in ils eecodayschiool hoards of, mentary school sy stem. The respectIvely, $12.637, $3,179, province however, will psy $1,311 and $10560. the total amount of this debt The ouly question which re- 10 the County Board over the mains unauîwered is, where next three years with the is the province getting so much town picking up the 71z pcr money from? ____ Leg*con'fsApril D-an ce- A Real%71OdetoSp-jring A piclor-ial "Odc to Sp)riuig" days ad anivrsaieswere was rul obviots lait Satu?.- be-;iug celebrated throughoui day ev;euing at the Royal the ecig Duriug the dance the fol- Canadian Legion r eg uliar îowiug prizes were won: Doom mothly dance. The gucits prizes, Mrs. W. Lambert, wcre greeted wîth an atmo- bathroom scaies; Mrs. F. sphere of unluhibiteri Spring Nicholson, chrome cake sav- freshncss accetuated by gen- er; Mns E. Joncs, garhag'î tly floatiug kites over whitecan. pickct fences, new grass, and Spot Diarnce winners werc: the evýer refrcsýhinig spring Mn. Mary Brinkiow, tea pot; flowecrs of violets, lily of the Ernie Roberts, glaises; Mrs valcy aso forget-me-noti. Nickenson, tes pot; John Os- As per uisual. mauny birth- borne, gass Museum Pe ares For Opening May ,27 INee,É%ds a Home ýOn IOth Anniversary The Bowmnauville Pony Club! V lookîuiig for s new site to! Plaý'sns ae gong forward forimodels inu Toronto sud in Erg- hliits- ridinig ractîcci. a al celebratioýn ou the even- ýlanti. Mr. Allun iii be present Th akwhich 01y- ee u of May 27, 10msrk thei10 explain sud answer ques-1 usin, lcat~ acoîs be Imd Othsunieriry)f the open-1lions. -A feature display inside trom theil ehoohChist-ianii gc9Bo wmuileMuseum ithc Muscum xvilaiso be sev- Refrmei Curc, bs benwhich took flace mu191. eral loy rans60 W 70 years soîiï l isu la b e sbdvdc uoe aigCenteunialjolti fom r. Al1iis large mbrsietilloso year ori.oth,er oid çlimecotm cletin AnuVanyk, oganze ôfisinvýiteti,, cone sud xeal There wi 'aDo e old cars, tibc l)cal club, h xorking on - a il thaît eveing. Those xearnugî5 birthday% cake, people lu f ew ma Iisud popcs.,,costumes wiLl be admttet 'costume ioivarious rooms cf buti niotiug definile seltledý asfre 10 the Museum. the Museum, some doing haut yet.! There xiii bespeciai attrac- work. Furîher particulars xiii hý thele auyoue wbo likes lions oubside sud inside. on begiven sou,,. Meatiine imark horses sud who bas a nice open thc laxvu, two squares of bbe dowu the date, May 27 at 7:30,A field for the use of the 21 rid- Basbful Bows, s Bowmanviile sud plan to be there. Ibiîs bop- er-, lu lte club? sud district miodern square cd that many altendiug xiii _________________ dance group, xii tance wîth wear those oldfasbioned cos- Glen Dowson cailing off. Wbeu tumes they have suid belp ad'd s number from Ibis club dane- color sud intercît Io this happy Recails How~ ed at the Museum lu 1967 asgatheriug. part of the Muscum's celebra-- ScolBegan a huge crowd gathered to e- Plan to Launci, H ere i 1920's the'enthusiasts iu the)crowd C m ag ji hmas thcy dance. INDPC m ag 12. lexaderIncidentaliy, those inteinst-1 waainiIow recnty 1 takci in Iis modern type of! itan Club , e aeome 1_ moît welcome to joîn the 60 t ay n Ii. , he nb DurhPnm aae sur anigRiiib si~~nlO ow he Fne Rdgemember club which bas a sec- Doug Malfats ,D,P r- came mbebing. fion foi beginner-s snd an in- vincial cccion caýmpaigu cýf- 11?W5 tLk.ing aI a sca termediale group wbicb bas fîcially egets- untienway o'i se cs coven1tin a te ar ed o years or more, Sunday, May 2ndr, ilu Orono.o Kmg Edwan.t oeinl To- Tbey dance every xeek in Au eleclionwokn'cho cubain 922' Mn EdîsoOidarn oStreet School. 'wiîî be heldi,,bfmiinzesl "sud ati ade a ap-Anobhenr outstaudiug altrac- vlunteer vnnswhbc peai In a bos' far sud ion on May 27, xii] be liarry ruuuing of ILhe etcapiu trniuig ichol. A4tr theC. Allin's Imodel locomotive GueitteIaches xiiibe ohu rrfhelng, a ames ury romwilh tender sud rilxay car, Brewin. Poica raue Bnxvninvsll cameunp 1'-"Il'whicb xiii heeon display ou a of tePaysuCndatlu .~,dsaî. 'Yu bve asxvnedflout on the lawn. Built by Mr. Scarboýirough atJoSic, problm. I ave afanm Allin lu bis own workshop, coui CandJdiae u atrinorb '....~~~~~'idl a vu a~vei esm scale ofri "ta one foot, thie JohnWlsPoicaSiee gooi prpoe sd nw Inugine ndf tenlder are neary Prof essor ,iat Uivensity cf kio hae' ight leçd lng,,,ian oit v0od1- Waterloo, Mn. dmipu ulnoluct ', burng type or the kind uset .1AUlapc, Itexokc J.~li.H ]ur taJuge oinluCanada about 1875-80. couduetinb an lecion v1i ol th Toniuii onto Jveniie M]\r. 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