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Hamilton In Person DANCE Commencing 9.00 p.m ORONOARENA Saturday, Sept. 6 Featuring Maggie Griffin. Vocalist; Don Ange/ < Electric Piano and Dick Schuyler, Bass QuTtar,Drums Admission $8.00 per couple ) Advance Tickets at Mom's Kitchen , Orono 1 FREE GRANDSTAND SHOW-Saturday afternoon \ Propose 60 percent increase in day care f AUK TRfCiAN ^s ELECTRICAL WORE THAT'S TROUBLE FREE, YOUR COMPLETE SATISFACTION /s OUR t [ 6 «A«A«r5 INDUSTRIAL RESIDENTIAL Orville Chatterton Electrical Contracting Phone 983-5546 or 983-5940 Orono. Ontario THE ONLY. TIME A LOT OF PEOPLE RESPECT OLD AGE, IS WHEN, IT'S BOTTLED A proposed 60 per cent increase in day care centre fees was postponed by Burba Burba Region council Wednesday, Wednesday, pending another look by its social services committee. The proposal from the committee would have raised the fees to $8 per day, to cover what the region says is an expense of $7.97 per day. Led by Coun. George Ashe (Pickering), who wanted the increase phased in by January January next year, council told the committee to reconsider the planned increase along with another motion which would have asked the province province to allow municipali ties to collect additional revenue from families able to afford day care. Also sent back to the committee was a proposal that a minimum rate of 25 cents be paid by all parents or |guardians taking advantage of the day care facilities. NOT APPROPRIATE 1 Coun. Ashe said he didn't think it was appropriate to bring in an increase of 60 per cent all at once, Coun. Alan Dewar (Oshawa) said $8 per day amounts to about 16 per cent of the annual income of a person making $10,500 per year, which is , the salary where subsidies begin. The cost of hiring a babysitter babysitter for one evening was cited as being more than $8 by Coun. Gerry Emm (Whitby) who agreed with the proposals. proposals. It was pointed out that the fees in other municipalities are generally much higher than those Durham Regional social services committee is planning. Chairman ruth Be- stwick (Oshawa) said that about 50 percent of people using day care services in Durham Region would pay a $8 maximum daily fee. Coun. Alex Robertson (Pickering) (Pickering) suggested that most families today operate on a very tight budget. Any in- ! crease of this magnitude would severely hurt them. people. They were Sharon Kennedy, Ellen Living, Rosemary Rosemary Spry, Mary-Ann Gro- etelaars, Jill Gough, Helen Bridges, Ann Auger, Angela Budell, Louise Nimigon and Larry Griffin. Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday, August 27th, 1975--5 show in the evening is to allow more people the opportunity to attend. This is the first year there has been an evening show for this event. Many other coun- Holstein $ kids; show ties have held night shows and they have proven to be most successful. The show will be held inside a large tent. Plenty of seating will be available for those attending. mmmmmmmmmq KIDS! Harold Bradley of Bowman- ville, president of the Durham Holstein club announced this week that plans have been completed to hold the annual holstein show at, the Orono fair on Thursday evening, September 4th at 7 p.m. The main purpose for holding the KIDS! Remember there is a special day for you at the Durham Central Fair, Frdiay, Sept mber 5th - Pet Show, Parade, Contests. BE PREPARED Successful blood ;clinic in Bowmanville WATSON'S Marine and Cycle Orono Phone 983-5343 Hamiltons Insurance Service your Friendly Agency All Personal and Commercial Insurance Sadie Hamilton Sue Sawyer Jim Hare For dependable service 983-5115 The Bowmanville & District Branch of the Canadian Red Cross Society held a successful successful blood donor clinic at the Lions Centre. The total units of blood collected was 214 plus 21 deferrals. This was higher than the August Clinic last year. Our sincere thanks goes to all those who gave of : themselves to "Give the gift' f Life". Once again we said thank you to those who have given a specific number of times by presenting them with pins ' which we hope they wear with pride. 5th donation pins went to J. M. Cully, E. King, E. Delange, J. W. Vroom, V. Rimes & Mrs. H. Huigans. 10th Donation pins were given to N. Lunn. H. Wiersma & Mrs. S. N. J. Cowling. Giving for the 20th time were L. Welsh & A. Flonk, Mr. R. J. Wallis gave his 35th donation. We thank the volunteers from Pine Ridge School who provided the muscle power for unloading and loading the trucks of equipment. Mr. A. Devries supplied the transportation. transportation. The rest beds were in the very capable hands of E. Lucyk, L. Buttery, A. Hills, N. Yates, L. Bell, M. Tamblyn, B. Downey, T. Becker, A. Skinner & E. Werry. Our staff for our August Clinic over the last few years has consisted of our interested and hard working young Oxford BRICKLAYERS STONEMASONS Fireplaces Chminey Repairs All types of House Remodelling Flagstone Patio Slabs Concrete Jobs Phone 983-5606 Now m stock Men's G.W.G.'s Priced at $ 15.50 We also carry for Men and Boys Carhatt's Jeans Price $12.95 All kinds of Socks for Back to School Priced $L25 and $1.50 McGregor Super Star Tuoe Socks $2.75 & $2.00 McGregor Happy Foot Health Socks for Men $1.75 In green, blue, grey and brown. 1 Dress-up for school Running MISSES DRESSES SWEATERS SWEATER TWIN SETS CORDUROY SUITS All very attractive and all new iji stock Shoes in all sizes for Back to School ARMSTRONG'S