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n i 14 - PORT PERRY STAR - Wednesday, Nov. 29, 1972 id The business oh (disability income plan... "i | you never know when you're 3 2 going to need it Protection must be ready en , and waiting when'a proprietor is faced with disability- £ when a key man has an aceident or when a partner suffers serious illness. Continuing the business--continuing salary --client's service and manpower are problems that must be faced and solved. The business-like solution is a business disability income plan from Great-West Life. Designed for the sole proprietor, a key executive or partnership, such a plan would provide money for any occasion that might arise. a disability meome pian new. TaIK tO the insurance innovators at Great-West Life Ee iD 4 = # e FO DONALD J. STRONACH So C. L. U. tt 404 Queen St. Port Perry, Ont. Res: 985-3194 Great: West Life ASSURANCE Cowrany Village of Port Perry PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that an election will be held in the Village of Port Perry to fill the follow- ing positions for the term of office 1973 and 1974: REEVE -- (1) One to be elected COUNCILLOR --' (3) Three to be elected SCHOOL TRUSTEE -- (1) One to be elected POLLS will be held as follows from 11:00 am. to 8:00 p.m.: ADVANCE: Dec. 2nd, 1972. REGULAR: Dec. 4th, 1972. LOCATION of Polls: ADVANCE -- Municipal Offices, 181 Perry Street. REGULAR -- Poll Sub. #010 -- Mu. icipal Council Chambers 181 Perry Street. Poll Sub. #020 -- Masonic Hall, 320 Queen Street. Poll Sub. #030 -- Church of Ascension(basement) 266 North Street. Persons may view the map of polling areas and the voter's list at the Municipal Offices, 181 Perry Street. J. N. BRODIE, Clerk. + { NOTICE OF [ELECTION or TO THE RATEPAYERS OF THE CORPORATION of the TOWNSHIP OF REACH, TOWNSHIP OF SCUGOG and the VILLAGE OF PORT PERRY Under the new Ontario Property T: Credi Plan, residential and farm property taxes levied and due in 1972 must be paid by December 31xt, 1972. T he payment ofthese municipal taxes will i enable you to receive full credit under the Ontario | plan on your 1972 income tax return. SIGNED: V. Malcolm, Clerk-Treasurer Township of Reach, S. H. Chandler, Clerk-Treasurer, Township of Scugog, J. N. Brodie, Clerk-Treasurer, Village of Port Perry. A dump truck belonging to Van Camp Contracting Ltd. overturned Monday at the intersection of the Oshawa and Prince Albert roads. The truck was travelling eastbound on the Pririce Albert road when its brakes apparently failed. Driver of the vehicle was Jerry Bray. "Belt tightning" No new school construction unless absolutely necessary The Ministry of Education will not approve new school construction until it has been. shown that the need for new accommodation exists and is not available from another school board in the same geographic area. The announcement was made last week by Educa- tion Minister Thomas Wells in -a memorandum to all Ontario school boards. The move is part of a two-point program to ensure that public and separate school boards consult each regarding enrolment pat- terns and accommodation avilable within their areas. } r. Wells said it was not is intention to have public and "separate school pupils share the same classroom because it is essential that each group ' retain their distinct identity. However, the Ministry is not prepared to finance new school construction when adequate vacant accommo- «Zippers, CRIMPLENE 60" wide 23 colors to '&hoose from QUILTED £OTTON a5" wide $2.98 Printed English - $3.98 $2.98 DOUBLE KNIT so wide 10 colors $3.98 CRIMP KNIT 60 - 72*" wide Mon. 9-6, Tues. 9-8, Wed., 9 - 12, Thurs. & Fri., 9-9, Sat. 9 - 8, Sun. 12 - 8 dation is available nearby. Mr. Wells said that it is no longer acceptable for school boards to view the matter of school accommodation in an isolated manner. It must, he said, be viewed on a broader perspective with less atten- tion paid to the jurisdictional boundaries of a particular school board. Mr. Wells said the policy is aimed at avoiding waste and duplication in school facil- ities while at the same time ensuring that the proper care and education of the other on a regular basis" children involved is guaran- "teed. The Ministry, Mr. Wells said, is prepared to withold all approvals for new con- struction where there is" a cledar indication that plan- ning and decision making has not been carried out in the public interest and where it is clear the new constru- ction is not necessary. Under the new policy boards must co-operatively consider their enrolment HAMBLY'S CENgres fie SAVE ON YOUR XMAS SEWING WITH OUR LOW, LOW PRICES. We carry Patterns, Stitch Witchery, Linings, Wool POLYESTER KNITS Yarn Dyed wee $3.59 'FLANNELETTE wae 99C WARP KNIT 4 Pri tga, Yor: $2.98 re $1 98 needs, and from the co-oper- ative planning process es- timate the number of stu- dents attending public and separate schools within their area. Then they must work out a plan by which their accommodation require- ments can be met. Mr. Wells suggested this' could take the form of sharing of schools, the sale of schools between boards or by new construction. The Minister also an- nounced the establishment of a study team to consider the problems associated with the sharing of schools or trans- ferring of students from one system to another. The study team will consider thequest- ion of late transfer of pupils from one system to another. This, he said, creates serious problems for' the boards involved, because they have planned their teaching and accommodation require- ments before such transfers are made, leaving them with .-too much or too little space. Co-chairmen of the Team are Mr. J. A. Marrese, Chairman of the Metropol- itan Toronto Separate School Board and Dr. R. J. Christie, Chairman of the York Board of Education. NEED MUSIC? for a WEDDING DANCE PARTY etc. Call 985-3089 P.Hvidsten after 6 p.m. Shop now on our Christmas Layaway and avoid the last minute rush! A small deposit holds any article. 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