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It's the best way to earn high rates and stay flexible with your money these days Royal Bank's Spring GK By ANGELA BLACKBURN Oakville Beaver Stuff Students give Halton board a 'B ' h ll lion hi th h Hull h ool I'l Ili ()AKVll.l.l'i BEAVER call toll-free 1-800-668-9700 tudents B grade The Effective Schools study conducted by instructional services superintendent Dean Fink conclud- ed high schools do a good job meeting traditional expectations, meeting traditional e but are not quick responding to changes "The general' report 75%," Fink told schoo Basics". we're meeting traditional expectations, but the survey would also suggest that the rapidly chang- ing nature of society brings pres- sure upon secondary schools that we are responding to more slowly than we ought to be," Fink told sure upon secondary we are responding to than we ought to be trustee Comparing results from a simi- lar seven-year-old study, Fink said the 1992 study showed students perceived more fair treatment, are more intent on doing the best they can at school, have become more positive about participation in extracurricular activities but, revealed less confidence in them.. selv students were te l1 H te " ach ll M) Grade If we show interest 40 k of students believed the iportant purpose of school is g and learning % didn't believe their 's atmosphere encourages with te don't listen to their opin i, 25% believed teacher DW interest in them as peo 1993 and are subject In successes experience difficulty with 6 don't see its relevance don't always understand mg on in class felt teachers don't treat It understanding; 32% eachers don't concentrate successes. 24% believed , 9 students display more altitudes than their older 11k about In society a good job xpectations, enough at tru ml is about B " to more positive attttu themselves at school *Students who do work reported greate work reported gm: with school and te difficulty with work *Students invol, ities outside more ll time th hours or Thieves take rings, CD'S from house * 94 % of school offers TIC “C or Town-Burlington link will give Oakville more water capacity About $3,000 worth of CDs and gold rings were stolen in a Sunday night break-in at a Glenbrook Avenue home, say Halton Regional Police. The break-in happened during the evening hours when a rear window to the home was forced open. njoye By SAL BOMMARITO Oak ville Beaver Staff Oakville's short-term servicing problem should be solved in about four months, planning and development council was told Monday night. That's when Halton Region is expected to complete work on a water connection between Oakville and Burlington which will cross Bronte Creek in the vicinity of Rebecca Street. The $3.27 million project will begin some time this month, Once the water connection has been completed, the town will have enough water supply for an additional 11,000 people. However, wastewa- ter capacity for the Phase 2 area in northwest Oakville won't be resolved until the mid-Halton wastewater treatment plant expansion occurs, proba- bly some time in 1995. _ No development - apart from Phase 1 areas of Glen Abbey, River Oaks and Iroquois Ridge North and approximately 2,500 units in Phase 2 - can occur until the wastewater treatment plant is expanded. An environmental study has been completed for the expansion. However, the region is in the preliminary stages of discussions with devel-, opers to arrange financing for the plant, which will likely be funded through development charges. The region has said no agreements would be signed until an acceptable resolution has been reached to the appeal of Hilton's development charges bylaw by the Development Charges Coalition. Once financing is in place, it's anticipated construction of the expansion would take up to two years and cost approximately $l3-million. The town currently has capacity to accommodate the development of 4.000 new residential units - which translates into capacity for more than 13,000 people - by I994. Halton has also informed the town it can accom-' modal: additional development for 1,860 people, or 30 hectares of indus- trial/commercial land, beyond the servicing commitments currently in would hectares of Advunu 'ments, that they not be automaticall The Oakville Southwest Plant is ould allow for the development of K e Oakville Christian School is a private, non-denominational elementary school which is presently enjoying its eleventh year of providing academic excellence to the Oakville community. Founded in 1982 b a group of seven dedicated local professional and businessmen, the school has enjoyed a pattern of growth over the years to the present enrollment of 225 students. Occupying the former John Wilson Public School on Third Line, O.C.S. draws its student population from all parts of the Oakville community and from as far away as the mountain in Hamilton and Mississauga. The annual WALKATHON is very much a community support if undertaking which involves all ages from infants in strollers to grandparents. The 10K scenic walk through the beautiful Bronte area of Oakville has become an annual ighlight for the entire community. Ths support of the Oakville community in sponsoring walkers this event is a vital element in the ongoing success of Oakv Christian School. For further information or to pledge your support please call the school at 825-1247 rr LIVE ENTERTAINMENT THURSJFRIJSAT. - THIS WEEK b of students felt their ffers a variety of extra-cur- sctivities while only 45% more, or notat l of students GO FREDDYLO! Starting this Thursday we are offering a Late Night Menu * t t t t t t t t t t 2 FOR 1 LUNCH PASTA FOR THE MONTH QFMAY . o9Wcte Oakville Christian ma.” ?g'Fo' School ANNUAL WALKATHON SATURDAY, MAY 15, 1993 r ind Ce, NAVY BLUES CAFE "7s NAVY STREET, OAKVILLE FOR RESERVATIONS CALL 842-8854 tudent .1311 N: tr Sunday Brunch 11 A.M.-3 RM. $1395 Children $495 more tl Operatmgundernewmanaeent RESTAURANT AND WINE BAR presents All to mr Ill iflt home 1rd “on ant is currently at 85% capacity, which ent of 2,000 new residential units and 9d sl land before I995. them prerequ: tum doing their best at school *56% believed they'll use they learn in school when they working while 26% were unsun working while 26% were unsure *77% believe they're capable at school and 7l% have confidence in themselves at school (that com- pares to 81% in the 1986 study. punk anln nmunity in sponsoring walkers for the ongoing success of Oakville nts in on tune 94 " ite to the rt rating 1W prc 'rt lik ood education ood job snd hundi tro m INCH M what start Ht l.)(; n In