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ORU ORONO WEEKLY TIMES (Aulwrizcd as Second Ciass mail, Post Office Depaitrnent, Ottawa) Eýýablished in 1938 by R. A. Forre-ster Roy C. Forrester - Diditor and Manager Pub3lished every Thursday at the off ice, cd publicatior Main Street, Phone 109, urono, Ontario Port Hope's B ici The appointed Board ofArbitrators has turned aside the request from Port Hope and Hope Township for a change in the method of arriving at costs for the eight municipal- ities, within the structure of the Durham District High School Area. Port Hope has complained that they are pay- ing a greater charge per student for education than is any other munîcipality wthin the school area. The complaint is valid when comparisons are, made between the participating municipalities. The reason for this fact is that Port Hope has the largest industrial and commercial assessment of any mun- icipality within the High School Area. Some municipalities have very lîttle; industrial and commercial assessment and as they are in an area which includes Port Hope they too gain the benefit of Port Hope's large industrial and com- mercial assessment. In fact, everyone in the area benefits from Port HTope's assessment. The basis on which the present levies are charged to the varîous municipalities is a sound 'and equitable one. The miii rate under the county equalize d assessment for lligh School educational purposes is most similar in al the eight municipalities. -The present system in Port Hope's view is that they do not gain the sole benefit from their high percentage of industrial and commercial assessmcnt. This is quite true. Also it is true tJhat -Port Hope has certain expenditures in servicing thieir induistrial areas and no0 one outside of Port Hope assists with these costs. Port Hope apparently feels it is ail give and no take and possibly they are to a degree right in feeling this way. It May be that it is such incidents which are now promoting the idea, at the Provincial level, of area gov- ernment which would, in this case if it encompassed the eight municipalities, eliminate any difference, for ail would share benefits and costs alike. A Golden Oppoiunity The Orono Band is providing an excellent opportunity for both boys and girls in this area to learn to play musical instruments and join a Junior Band. The band fias obtained a. qualified instructor, Mr.. A. Darcb, wbo has instructed in higb schools and bas bad years of experience witb dance, orchestras. Such an opportunity comes very seldom in conmmun- ities the size of Orono and those interested should take ful advantage of this new venture by the Orono Band. Many years of enjoymient can be had through the music field andi gaining the knowledge of playing a nusieal instrument opens thie door to this field, One must go back a good number of years to recall a similar opportunity for local would-be musicians. This era dates back to the late Mr. Andrew Knox wbo iflstructed the last Junior Band in Orono. To this date some of the members of the, parent organization are stili active. The Orono Band is to be congratulated not only in providing this opportunity for the youth of the district but also in attempting to kecp a band organization active in our municipalîty. C KL B is having a "What is Happiness?" Contest (Dloug Crysdaie - 6:30 a.m. - 9:30 anm, each day (itoss Gibson - 6i p.nn. News each day Here is or dfinition! is nowngthat your mçeney is safe and woringfor you! The folks a't Central Ontario Trust know al about HAPPINESS and they are proud to be able to spread it through the bright and modern atmosphere of their office facilities in Osçlawa and Bowmanvill e. And they do so with assurance because every deposit with Central Ontario Trust is matched dollar for doller by Goverament Bonds and quali ty First Mortgages . . . and GUARAN- TEED! HAPPINESS is the fringe benefits your snvings produce, too . . . interest at 41/2% - paid quarteriy. Longer h ours - including Friday- nights and nl day Saturday. And a dlraw for free Oshawa Generals Hockey Tickets every Monday for niew depositors. 'HAPPINESS is dealing with people you lnow and trut -..-and put- ting your savings to worlk localiy. And its knowing tient the montie of Novemnber is the ideal timne to switch with- ont losing nny interest. When you stop to think about it, isn't HAPPINESS really CENTRAL ONTARIO TRUST? Central Ontario Trust &Savings Corportion Oshawa Bowmanville HEAD OFFICE 19 Simcoe St. N. 23 King St. W. 723-5Z 623-UF ONO WEEKLY TIMES, THURSDAY, NOVEAIBER 255 1965_____ their trade relations with Rhod- esia and Great Britain if taÉ 'L et er T T h eF Xpossible. "We are doing everything irai Orono, Ontario Our power to sell tohacco where, November 19, 1965. flue cured tobacco growers was we can. Ail the tobacco countries., M.Roy Forrester Lyle- Tait, vice-president of the in the world are eiosely associated, Edîtor Ontario Flue Cured Tobacco Mar-,he said. Orono Weekly Times keting Board., Orono, Ontario, He said Canada is confronted "We face the problem pre-- -Dear Sir: ýwitb several major problems in ex- sented in competing against two' Altbougb I do confess to some porting its tobacco. or three conipanies who have the. pride ina my abiîity as a teacher, Thé hdS world monopoiy on tobacco. W&- Ijust as ýreadily confess Tht1Roein cii he find we're tallcing to the same- tht mst important be said. Canadian1 people no matter where we go in 1 ami probably one of the world's tobacco producers must maintain1 the world. worst practitioners of the con -____________________________________ struction arts. It is witb awe and wondeo-, therefore, that 1 read that our mutual friend Margot Samuel ceredits me with the ability to fashion anything so complicated ' asa ylogs.. AI] that 1 had as-E R pired to perform was to draw aThsyaPine n o logical inference, as follows: Thains yar oner aunelo "If education is' everybody'schnsasoeramdl business (about whicb I1 expressed for every need. From occa- my doubt) " sional use around the cottage "Thon it would be logical to as- POEto big timber Iogging opera- sumne tbat matters like clinical J * i A IC tns you'fI find what you medicine or newspaper publishing CHAII mNu SAWIiYY twant with Pionieer. are also everybody's buisiness." Witb al good feelings, toward Margot, 1Itmust also disclaim any assumiption 011 my 1part of the fin- fallibîlity of the editor, based o-n > my usýe of the term, "rather ponati- fical". i'yurdrtadn of the term1 "pontificil"', confirmied by mydcio~yis thiat it refers to F dogmati, not infallibility. Toee .Ido) welcome Margot's d The new deluxe Iligi Economically priced, the leter.It s 'oodfunto ry o ~ -Juweigiit chain saw wh 45 compact chain saw matchi wit.o with, one wbose abil- professionalized powe fiprl by'professionals. ity one( respects; and she bas usçdi ber abilityv to good effect in many worthwbile community activities. I do- regret that she didn't get a chance to read andf comment upon 1 the real iýssue stated in miy pre 'j- ous. letter. sînce the "punch" Unei was hopelessly garbled in the printing process.Motpulrswith Y cannot promise to undertake :U puip industryunmatched 750l chais saw for Iogging a course in remnedial philosophy rlaiiy n adn os at this time, since I am too busy riaiiy teacbing eiemnentary children to read. Sincerely, James Rickaby _ ,MUST ENSUREI MARKET TOBACCO GROWERS TOLD oruaneofpk Canadiarp tobacco growers must Geared for the hig is PIONEER Yorguranee if Ponpa ensiqre that there is a mnarket for tie utn o. 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