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O~ON WEELT TM~S,'TI~R$DY,,APRIL 2$r&, 197e Tmm rsEducaig meeting. Me with board himn efRop KISe and vice chairman 'A. Strike ov- er the Bowxnanville high schQol which is Atill on the planning Tempers flared briefly at a re- _ eent meeting of the Northumber- bars land-Durham County Board of :Mr. Dowvns led off the dehate The, RIGHT-WEIGHT LIGFITWEI GHT chain 'Saw with mor e power to get the job done! wlhei lie' said, "l'm not sure thbat this is even tl'o- proper site for this sehool let alone what heating systemn we should instaIl." Chairnn Rolph counteréd, "This is a fine time to start to talk about that now. We, have been talking about this sehool ever since this board was formed." After a few minutes more -of rather heated discussion, Mr. Strike poînted out, IlWe approved sketch plans last August." The board had been discussing the heating and the air, condition- ing for the new sehool for more than twro hours. Representatives of the architects, Pentland, Baker and Poison,. and the engineering consulting firm were on hand to explain the ,development and pro- gress of the plans. for the new sehool and its revolutionary de- sign, and in particular to show the board why air conditioning is an absolute neeessity in thé school, how it compares with con- ventional sehools and to obtain the board's decision on what type of energy should be used in the system. The school, which will cost in excess of four million dollars, will be of the se called "compact" Wr windowless style, it wiil oc- cupy six percent less area than a conventional school of -the same capacity and will be totally air- conditioined in the fullest sense Tb. Pionoer 2200 saws are Mm W mIdeal lIL COMPARE TM N Pew igle. ring bîg c.rpWsto eaês*Wd =weY#mr %utagtor cutfln j longer bar and chain ide. 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In the warmer nmonths, this heat would be dissîpated, giving constant temperature and humidity con- trolled 'air, free from pollution., The school could be éperated on a 12-month basis with complete year-round comfort. The plans also cali for anaudi- torium wýhich xvas not included in the orijîýnal draft, but bas been req uested by the residents of the area who are willing to pay_ the extra $80,000. The traffic flow of the sehool is so designed that the academic and technical areas of the school can be cordoned off se that the community may use the auditorium and gym to the fullest extent wîthout interfer sg with be rest of the schooi. A motion was passed in which Bowmanyîfle is to be informed that even though they pay the sum of $80,000 for the auditorium tbey stîfl wiIlhéo governed under the conditions of the school for rentais and fees, the same as anyone else wishing to use this accommodation. Firo Departmont damage. 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