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LAWRENCE " ”All .- in “IQ Heart it “Non _ GUARANTEED MEI) m3- ttmulo '48 DODGE DELUXE SEDAN '41 OLDSHIIBILE SEDAN Early Birds TI PLYMOUTH SEDAN e . $1295.00 '48 OHBYSLER SEDAN 'lit OLDS 88 SEDAN ‘ 31mm " TO mum: com SIREN wr 0080"! SEDAN F _ $145.00 '49 roan roam _ $1425.00 '49 mm Sing BA. 1-3218 - AV. 5-1267 " MtN - C HEARD AT ROTARY During Education Week thei Mom Club '0! Weston-Mount) 1mm. had " luau P the reg-l uiar meeting, the Principals of the Walton Schooll. the Business Administrator and his Assistant. land all of the members of the ‘School Board who could be pres- ent. Speaker Predicts Success For Metro School. Board The speaker was William Mc- Cordick. Executive Secretary of the "Metropolitan School Board, tho delivered a “chill talk on ”he organization and operation of this new body which came In ii tau-l operation at the ilrat of (this year. . The Metropolitan School Board has the problem of providing the buildings tor an ever increasing isehoot population, he stated. At (present, there are 137,000 ele- lmentory school pupils, and 30,- 000 second-1w school pupils in the Greater Toronto area. It is predicted that by 1960, there will tt g10,000 elementary school pu- pils and 42,000 secondary school Gidiiri. The three suburbs of Scarbor-l, ough, North York and Mobi- poke will shoulder the burden of most of this increased number. In tree. both Scarborough and! North York are one and a half times the size of Toronto, while Etobicoke is equal in area to the‘ City of Toronto, With this tre- mendom population increase facing the area. it is evident that the borrowing power of these three municipalities particular- ly would be hard pressed to ob- tain the required funds for the new schools which must be built. i It was the' Municipal Board who suggested a Federation which would leave the bulk of the ad- ministrltion of education at 10- cal levels. From the original idea has come, the co-ordin- ating egency known as the To- ronto Metropolitan School Board, and which consists of 22 persons. Ten of these members are from the City of Toronto, ten are the Chairmen of each suburban (school Board,, and there are two separate school representa- tives, one from the City and one from the suburban area. ' At December 31st, 1953, the Metropolitan School Board as- sumed all existing buildings ldebts ot the City and Suburban ‘School Boards. On future ex- pansion programmes, the Metro- (,i,il,i't,','i.'e', Board will assume the {building and equipment costs asl ‘approved by the Municipal Board, and if the local Board, which is responsible for the pro- !,ject, requires additional equip- iitit or accommodation not ap- Iproved, then the additional _ '..__e"' v - -v H , Hun-x on“? 1-H1 - R. rum, " MAUI”! OPEN MONDAY THIU THUISDAY 9 TO I FRIDAY 9 TO I . CLOSED SA‘WIDAV k""" ml. in min-h d nil "rm-ding m:- Munol than (any II (and! " IN ONE _ Vusrr? 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"t. 491mm GORDON ALCO'I'I' my“: or Ltrart' EUEiEiEEiiEEii ih iilElEiE.riiiE attend to the Mongolian School uiBoud tor approv an to loca- n. tion and typo of eonatruetion. he‘ The fund: tar operaun' the a- schools are handled in what‘ seem now to be a complicated c. way. becnuge the Province pay: of a portion, and the balance comes ii/the. general taxation. Then the on Metropolitan Board bays to ooh on locai Board $150.00 for each " n 'mentaty school pupil, 3350.00 of tor each secondary school pupil. and $300.00 for each vocational rd school pupil, based on the pre- iirvious year's daily average attend- mer ance m the three categories. A amount will have to ho paid br" the local organizations. All new woken up t1ryt, to: The Metropolitan Board" feel that the local Boards will hlvo ttll that they can do to provide Accommodation and It“! tor normal children and, therefore, 100% of the con of schooling for handicapped children will be u- sumed by the Metropolitan Board. ( Other than the elected repre- sentatives who make up the Mety, ropoliun School Board, than is a staff of tive full time employ-' ees and one part time employee. The bulk of management still re- ;mains with the local Boards of (Education. It is estimated that the total educational bill for the Metropol- itan area for 1954 will be M mil. When tragedy strikes down I leader the followers must close their ranks and fight harder. The unbelievably shocking death of Mr. Rodney Adamltm, M.P. takes away one of the greatest forces for good in York West. Editor, iiMEi & GUIDE, Weston, Ont. Dear Sir: When Rodney Adamson was returned to Ottawa so many times, he went down there, I have no doubt, often with a feeling of frustration in that while West York believed in the things he stood for, other parts of Canada apparantly did not. Yet gohe did and what a won- derful job he has done against ‘overwhelming odds. As one close to him for sev-l eral years, I knew what: he be- lieved in. I had the honor on two occasions of helping him with his, flght. And these were ‘the things: First, an unswerving belief that the common man had a right to live his own life in his own way. That he should be governed by a free Parliament and not by bureaucracy or or- der-in-council. He believed also Jhat the job of Parliament was to administer the affairs of the nation acting as servants of the people, not their overlords. He believed in constant atten- tion to duty in Ill phases of life. He never shunned it, serv- jing in two wars and risking his Jite at least once since the last l We the people of York West must close our ranks and deter- (mine to fight harder for the principles this great leader es- paused. In closing this tribute I offer ‘3 suggestion: That consideration be given to asking the brother of Rodney Adamson, A n t h o n y Adamson, Reeve of To r o n t a Township, to offer himulf to the people. - No man ever hm fection for or tout the common man t ney Adamson but him pretend to do them other than their rights to do I themselves. Rodney believed in God, pa- triotism to the Throne and the right of the people to express their will through I free parlia- ment. lET'I'EIlS TO THE IDI'I'OR isGiG.a iuTCafr-iih-iruGaG. up". You. thM put of but hit t-td'strmir_rmltrirnpt tgh and my Ml. Ind dank] know that it P,.t"2td to ' trAut/ , " ',iri,kFi8r..'i'tt!illtr,er"e'. -rTterr .543: to 'r"tit,f,'g,tttt our law ttmitt-birxrit'atooii. u"tnlkthi--_t Children. It might m1: menu qll t,ttltItght"at neu- nty - . 91 1mm of lilo blur-mo. If the unet- tttl dunk! ups-s-nod It on nar MI: and moths! . _ Ae., lb. you» Sincerely, A. G. Wynne Field. Ilia: dollar: with I million com- m; mm the Province ot Ontar- ilo and " million from general taxation. When-we receive our tax bills this year, they will be divided tt tour parts. namely: (a) The etropolitan Municipal rate. (b) The Metropolitan School rate, (e) The local Municipal rate. itd) The local Schopl rate. It has been predicted by Mr F. G. Gardiner that there will be no significant change in the amount required in 1954 over that required in 1953, although there may be some individuals who ttnd a change because of the lnew messment that has.taken ‘place. . 1 Prior to the formation of the Metropolitan School Board. it was freely predicted that the rep- resentatives would not agree, Ithat the City representatives ‘would line up against the Subur- ‘ban representatives. However, that has not bean the case. and the Metropolitan School Board are working together in a very (in. way. 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