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PAGE 2, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 25e 1979e WJIITJ3Y FREE13 R13S Whitby residents' taxies- are p$95 Cont'd from P. 1 m4911 for residential purposes. Last year, the mili rate was 38.6 and this year it is 43.5 mills. There is an increased mifl rate of 5.4 mils for the commercial and industrial taxpayers. Last year, the miii rate was 42.9 milis, this year it is increased to 48.3 milis. The Treasurer's report states, to the average Separate School supporter "for residential purposes, this increase represents a $24,500 boost in taxes for element ary schooi purposes. This increase in taxes wil be experienced by Separate School supporters in spite of the assessrnent base for separate school purposes being increased by approximately 9 percent in 1979. "lIt is required that the Town of Whitby pass tax rates which will raise the amounts of mnoney required by the various bodies in each taxation year," the Treasurer's report states. The Treasurer's Department outlined- the suggested tax rates for the Town of Whitby in 1979 for both the Public School and Separate School Supporters. The suggested rates were acceptedý by, the Operations Conimittee with the recom- mendation that Council approve the proposed rates. RESIDENTIAL MILL RATE -URBAN SERVICE AREA' 1978 Public Separate 57.6 57.6 4.4 4.4 27.5 27.5 37.4 38.6 32.6 32.6 159.5 160.7 General Garbage Region Eiementary, Secondary Total 1979 Public Separate È8.4 58.4 3.6 28.5 40.3 34.6 3.6 28.5 43.5 34.6 165.4 168.6 Increase Decrease Public Separate .8 .8 (.8) (.8) 1.0 1.0 2.0 4.9 2.0 2.0 5.9 7.9 Fenneil s tresses the quali*ty, of'life VISIT VIA Wanda &TonyMi .~THE COMPLETE HARDI WHITBY j~DOMINION MAI 319 BROCK'ST. S. 661 The over-riding Issue in the May 22 federal election is the preservation of a safe and healthy quality of life, FOR STRON G Scott Fenneil, Progressive MULTI PURPOSE Conservative Party candi- GALVANIZED date in the Ontario riding, POULTRYtold supporters at a recent rally. NEETING OR "There's no doubt that we SCREEN CLDTH have national issues such as VISIT inflation and unemploy- ment,". said Mr. Fenneil, "but just as important is what is happening to our artin atneighborhoods, what is hap- 'm . pening to families." WARE STORE Mr. Fenneil, 51, said the Liberal government has failed to meet the needs of RDVWAàRE, famiies, especially young i8-3540families who are unable to afford proper housing with out plac"ing themselves in a financial nightmare. "Our hous'ing policy with mortgage deductability of $5,000 over four years is a step to meet some of the needs of the young family," he said. This approach will event- ually provide moreý homes at the samne time boister the housing and building mater- ial industries." Mr. Fenneli said Canada is the only country in the wes- tern world that doesn't have mortgage deductability. "lWe simply don't need that red-faced position," he said. "lWe need stronig leadership and we simply aren't getting it from the Liberal party. It has becomne ail too obvious that we need a change and now is the time." Mr. Fennell also said the Ontario riding needs more development. 'II say that because too many of our mothers and fathers are commuting to and from work every day on the 401 or the GO train. That means they are mâissing val- uable time away from their families." "'If there was more work in the riding, parents wouldn't have to put up with two or three hours of commuting every day" q t 0CANA.DA OWNER OPERATE Seo hm "nid ~ ocarcmo lma ROYAL $159?5 PREMIER $1 89?-5 SUPREME $24909- ALI PAINT WORK GUARANTEED OPTICAL ILLUSIONS "Optical Illusions" is the topic of this display by John Epstein and Lex Young,,Grade 8 students at Kathleen Rowe Memorial School. These students showed off their work at the Durham Region Science Fair, held Thursday and Friday at Henry Street High School. There were 243 entries from schools throughout the region. 5 cays Cont'd from P. 1 community service "at the rate of 10 hours a month." The passing of sentence was suspended for the time being. Judge Edniondson warned the youths that they could be brought back to court any time and sentenced on each of the other mischief charges. They could be brought back to court and sentenced, if they violated any of the terms of probation and did flot, fulfili the- com- niunity service hours, -as required by the probation off icer. Bruce Affleck, defense lawyer for Clemmenson, pointed out that a third member was involved in the railway tie incident and Free Press Photo in jail^ damage to public property. As he is only 15 years-old he was dealt wîth in Juvenile Court. He was placed on probation under the super- vision of a probation officer. 1Crown Attorney Ted Howell informed the Court that the youths are "in need of assistance of a strong adult guidance," as he asked the Court for "an examplery jail sentence as a deterrent to others who might try something of a similiar behaviour." When the defense lawyers pointed out that the two youths "have been under considerable strain," Judge Edmondson replied, "'it was of their own making." Films April 29 The animated films "Yel- low Submarine.,", "Aucassin, and Niloette," and "The HIappy Prince," will be shown at the Whitby Arts Station Gallery free of charge, April 29 at 2:30 p.m. "Yellow Submarine" is based on the songs from the Beatles' Sergeant Pepper Album, "Aucassin and Nicolette" is a medieval fairy tale, and "The Happy Prince" is a film based on a classic story by Oscar Wilde. 'lii Brisi f "o ca tamg eautaMACG and m'illdo me irest. W1 contact yow ur&= sucuaaucy sor bruker. We'll makue ut*s a adI"tW un yur ca. WfI d u &M ok ai à reuahis pries aud fin yuu fait urdies. , FREE IN8URANCE ESTIMES 579-4000 71,0WILSON RD. S. OSHAWA, ONT. nm-mceH li 1SI4OP NOURS mo lb,., i àam 6 Pm 6 Sl a Om2 Pm p Generai Garbage Region Elementary Secondary Total DONI LOSE YOUR SHIRT.!ý Check Our1 Used Car Prices! 1977 PLYMOUTH ARROW LiRed wïth white inter ior, 4 cylinder I automatic, radio, buokets/console, W/W, W/C, defroster, radial tires. Lic. 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