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Ee. Chip wagon (continued nothing in the zoning by-law covering mobile chip wagons. (The lots where Mr. Arsenault proposed to locate _are zoned .C-3).. Reeve Robert Kenny told Mr. Arsenault. that in his opinion the only place in the ; Village that zoning regula- tions would allow a chip wagon would be in the park, and since there already is a chip wagop operating there. .in the summer months, the Village would not want two in the one area. Councillor Gerald Jack- man said his concern would be for the permanent rest- aurant establishments that pay 'healthy taxes." Mr. Arsenault countered saying "that's competition. If I make a better hamburger, the customers vill come to me." . PALIN operator "Sure," replied Mr. Jackman, "If you can sell them cheaper." Mr. Jack- man checked the amount of taxes paid by one restaurant ..in-Port Perry-and the figure was about fifteen times higher than the licence fee . paid to operate a mobile chip wagon, Citing reasons why he thought Council should grant him the licence, Mr. Arse- nault said he would employ two persons to work in the chip wagon, and also said his vehicle would meet all stand- ards of the medical health officer. He also said he felt he was being denied permission simply because he was "just a little operator." Mr. Arsenault was not happy with the decision, and stated he'd be to Council again... 35°F Choose any item for every $40.00 purchase of the following CO-OP Motor Oils or Greases. ® HD7 Motor Oil in single grades for (co-op) seasonal changes and multi grades for all year driving. HD7 motor oils meet all new car warranty requirements, (co-opY D-MO Diesel Motor Oil in single grades. 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When the budget figures were released, some trustees expressed concern over the fact that education costs have gone up continually since 1969, and one of these was trustee Gord Goode of Port Perry. Mr. Goode said later that he "is very much opposed to ~ therising cost in education," and cited the fact that since the formation of the County Board jn 1969, education costs in this County have - risen nearly 50 percent. He said last year, teacher - _salary increases amounted to nearly $6 million. Mr. Goode also questioned the need for what he called the many highly paid consultants between principals and the director of education. "And I'm very much opposed to the teacher mi " which he termed as "e sive baby-sitting," amounted to $486,000 last a year in the County. He also expressed concern about the building of more permanent structures, when -the. birth' rate -is- declining; --- and asked whether these new schools would be filled in the coming years. _And finally, despite the rising costs, Mr. Goode said he personally does not think the system is turning out as good a graduate as it could be, or as it was in the past. SET ELS ia AE ws PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, April 26, 1972-15 Manchester News Friday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. James Mitchell were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Brockman and son Lyle of Ajax. Mr. Tom Roberts who is in Port Perry Hospital is get- ting along nicely and will soon be home. Mr. and Mrs. A. Roach spent the week end in Toronto visiting family and friends. Mr. and Mrs. James Mit- chell visited with their daughter Mrs. June" Thomp- son of Oshawa on Saturday. -Visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Grant Franklin last week were Mrs. Georgé Mahaffy and Shawn of Port Perry, Mr. and 'Mrs. Herb Howard and Jill of Coppercliff and Mr. and Mrs. Sutton. Sunday dinner guest with Mr. and Mrs. Grant Franklin were Mr. 'and Mrs. A. Franklin of Oshawa. ELECTION NOTICE THE ANNUAL MEETING OF OFFICERS of the Port Perry Minor Hockey Assoc. -- will be held -- Sunday, | May 7th at 7.30 p.m. at the CATHOLIC RECREATION CENTRE, John & Casimir Streets © EVERYONE WELCOME e and Ww Alan Walsh of ATES Te Ba ad - we've made it because it's very tohave. Time was, you couldn't get life insurance protection when you arranged bank loans for your farm business. But now, the Commerce has changed all that. Because effective May Ist, it can be as easy as signing your name. The Commerce Farm Credit - Life Insurance is optional. 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