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m IN THE HILLS Still waiting Conn link sec ricjoniL report in what can di if tin Iro I irk ell Lin I used is I Business after Whit in ytudon Businessmen in ire to pre si ill it Business irlinj it p m businessmen will ha portumtv to listen it is new in the phone The takes plait it den id Country club Bell is ilk about mobile phi There will be demonstrations ml special mort inform il ion till Mat St Patricks dance The inti Hub is holding a combined St I and dinner March IB it St Andrew Imited Church on South tin is I pro ist bring your our plate ind cutlery wtir a of green ind bonnet or 15tH Science whiz kids Hal Ion Hi Is has its share of whiz kids and they get chance to show their stuff March A science fair is being held at Milton High School for students Students from ton and high schools plus public schools will represent northern Judging begins at m the doors arc open for the I public peruse exhibits An I awards presentation starts Trustees divided on 6 tax hike THIN MI Wednesday I- Legion President Norm Ward hail the honor last Saturday of presenting keys lo winner of the ear at the car club draw night The winners were Gkn Shocbndgt 140 Gary Alton Ron 159 Oliver Scragg 158 C e Lou Chirhc Armstrong Fred Tut Harrison Carol Powell Jim fallow 191 Larry Faulkner Elunc Jewell Hal Hume Norma Porter Wright Jack Ethel Schenk Alex Chris Milne Marion Carney would like to thank all the members that helped on the night of the draw and extend to all the lucky winners The steak shoot was held last Saturday with the winners of this event being Danny John Crawford Bill Collier Pat Chamberlain and Alex Tough There will be mini bingo March with the provided that by Touch of Silver Euchre Winners March Ladles 1st Mid 2nd Mary Lou Ireland booby Quote Me Gents 1st Bert 2nd Ernie booby Gary Alton The next general meeting will be on March please make in effort to attend and support your ex ecu live Sick list in Georgetown Hospital G Bottoms In St Mikes Hospital I Lee in the Toronto Western Hospital P King in Sunny brook Duke Wilson Bryden Bill Gibbs Fanny Weaver in the Bennell Centre S Irvine M Hennesey Hayes Jack Watson Sadler S Nicholas and M at home Entertainment on Saturday by Daniel Bruce Not all school trustees seem destined to support a budget that could raise taxes by per cent Depending on Ontario grants an increase per household could from per year for a home assessed at 7 Some Board of Education trustees feel a per cent increase is too much for taxpayers to handle and wont accept the budget in its present form Other trustees believe a tight budget el lino I be maintained for another year because per cent increase last year was too restnc Tlit budget to be voted on March was discussed Thursday board meeting in Burlington Trustee Bill of Burl ington siys tht increase over last year is not per cent but per cent There is per cent increase in perating expenses The the received 2 7 million in deben tuns from tht Capital Aid Fund makes the mere ise look like a pi r cent inerease Trustee Taxi fare increase Taxi fires irt on their up approved fare in to for the first onesixth kilometer and cents for each addition il one sixth of a kilometer at Monday night general committee meeting flight now farts ire 1 for the first onetenth of a and 10 cents for idditioml tenth The j governs I he operation of the locil taxi businesses There ire cur rcntly 14 cabs in Hill with three of them g operated by one owner in the area and others a broker s issued to lilllslixi Under current rates it costs take a cab one kilometer With the increase It will cost to the same distance Bates art comparable with rounding municipalities To go one kilometer costs 80 in and Mississaua in Brampton and Toronto in Burlington and PUSH CART MARKET Opens Its Second Great Location In THE OLD GLEN MILL Light Weight Stereo Cassettes Auto Reverts Stereo Cassettes uttriTiM 39 Penmans Turtle Necks Atari Cartridges RqPrtCtS3aawSSSB Sllventone Hon Stick 7 Pc Aluminum tit Robot Childrons Building Toy Projonic Dual Cassette LOOK FOR MORE NEXT WEEK Opart Dally m 00pm CHCHTV SPOTLIGHTS YOUR TOWN HILLS AND THE PEOPLE WHO YOUR NEWS THURSDAY 600 1100 YOUR TOWN HALTON HILLS I think trustees are being taken in by the administration It is taking money to look after less children Trustee said In the past five weeks the budget wis reduced from to 160547 TO lor wus cut by the finance Trublet suggested reductions totalling million whiih were re by trustees Tilt biggest part of the budget 7 per cent is for teachers salaries and benefits That amounts to 132 BOO The cost per pupil has gone up fl per tent for elementary students and per cent for secon students An elementary dent cost 3 to educate in 1986 and annual cost of a secondary student is estimated at 4 705 for 1J86 Supplies ind fees make up the next largest portion of he budget In 1986 14 or 8 6 per cent of the budget will be spent in this area Trustee Noel Cooper of Burlington is unhappy with the per cent in crease but said everything in this budget required to provide good education opportunities for children lie will not support budget if after grinls are calculated taxpayers have lo pay too much An Increase in the mill rate of over 12 per cent is too much Trustee Cooper sold He wants a 10 per cent in crease If it Is too high he will ask the administration to submit another proposal he said Chairman Arlene Bruce pointed out thai last year there was a 4 r cent In the budget Culs were just a shade too far Inst ye ir and they have caught up with us she said It a maintenance budget a not falling behind budget The board I have room Co fall back Chairman Bruce said Shi said the tost of educating a child in is lower than in Peel Waterloo Hamilton and Toronto Also the II i lion administration cost is almost half the cost per student thin at those boards she said tour years of restrained budgets is catching up with the board in repairs to buildings and hiring more people to run schools Chairman Bruce said The board has increased the student teacher ratio In your opinion Should stores be open Sunday i week r ilhtr than In to llli I think stores in s h lulither stoics tin economy Brad Id ke to be able to been si ill hive No I no reason for urn to in if the wnir w nits be open on Sun To me it doesn ike much III fcrencc one way or an actual I don I work now so I can go shopping any Johmioi said I think way women work so much these days you ilmosl to hive stores open extra hours I d ralhcr see them bisienlly just to give people day off Jflrr I said My wife is in retail If slores were open Sunday Ihavethediy I Arsonist receives 2year term mm who describe himself as crazy and di ing weird things will Ih rtformitory term for se ting a fire which destroyed in ibu building I an seniors residence Michel I ft rmtrly of was sentenced to two yen less a I i by Curl Jud Thomas in He wis of arson in with the which gutted Ihc building it 19 Mil Streel North I Hilt n Hills firefighters battled mts for four hours frame building Housed two in arcade Buses were pi iced on for evacuation of residents from the Manor Best Home Mr who once lived in one of the ipartments with his family was spoiled hopping a wire fence at rear of the building shortly before flames broke out He was lifted in from i videotape made at the scene me fire by a resident Mr who has grade three education was previously of assault to private pro pcrty and possession of a weipon Judge called the incident a mindless act of mischief earned out by someone who has a problem adopt society The judge denied a request for restitution to cover 000 in clean up cost to Ontario Plastics the owners of the building Sussmans of Arthur PRESENTS OUTSTANDING SAVINGS FOR SPRING SOO MENS SUITS SUES TDM SALE SAVE I U OFF ALL OTHER NEWLY ARRIVED SPRING SUITS OVER SIZES TO ALL FAMOUS BRANDS SAVE OFF CLASSIC BLAZERS em I AMD UP FASHION TIES 5 95 SAVE Biuret OVER SIDMB SLACKS ALL DRESS SHIRTS TO SIZES A FAMOUS BRANDS INCLUDE LEO CHEVALIER CHRISTIAN OK Ft PIERRE FORSYTH OTHERS 95 SALE SHIRTS FOR 10 OFF ALLOW CRUISE WEAR MENS SUITS SPORTCOATS wot KB TO SIM 69 00 MENS LKE SPORTCOATS ALL THIS SPRINGS NEWEST COLOURS a STYLES SIZES TOM REG TO 00 DRESS SLACKS am SAVE 1 OFF OUR ENTIRE SELECTION NEWLY ARRIVED TOPCOATS AHOSPfllHG JACKETS 10 am EKTR UX MB tfORISMhTf I rrawftflpmu HUNDREDS MENS SHORT SLEEVE KNIT TOPS REG TO SIB SALE SPORTCOATS Mica iuau SALE swede GOLOOHS DRESS SLACKS SIZES TO TO SB5 ALE SPORT SHIRTS t SWEATERS 9 RES VALUES TO SALE SWEATERS FOR OPEN DAYS A WEEK TO SAT TO OPENFRI NIQHTST09 MENS WEAR mm Main Street Arthur Mi