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Companion chair. Su,;. List
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anal. value.
SKLAR Meridian Tub Chair.
Attractive cover, reversible
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5.3";- discount Only 544.55.
January Clearance—
KNECIITEL Kabinet Kreation,
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$229.50.
SEE our large selection of chairs
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cludes Sklar 2-piece chester-
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lamps and 2 cushions. Only
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10-PIECE bedroom group in-
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Cl SSIFIED NEW TRUSTEE
(Cont. from Page 1)
the limits of taxation have been re
ached. Their elected representativ
es seam to be spending more and
more money. On the other hand,
groups of citizens put consider-
able pressure on these officials
to spend een more, whether on
roads or increased pensions. as
long as it is in thegroup interest
and someone ate:; ,; p 1. ',.et US re..
member,however. that it is our
money that is being spent.
Locally it seems to be believed
that only the landowner pays for
education. On the contrary, this
money also comes from Federal and
Provincial revenue, from money
extracted from our pockets in many
devious and ingenious ways. The
big change came about in the last
decade, and many are unaware of the
provinces to assist the municipal-
ities to the extent that land is
not the major source of school
funds. Provincial revenues now
pay most of our expenses.
There is an old adage that "he
who pays the piper calls the tune"
Now long can we imagine that local
school boards will have the whole
decision on spending, when the
bulk of their money comes from
the province?
Ever since the provinces began
to assist the municipalities in
direct costs of education, they
began to see the marked unevenness
of the local sources of reven ..
Some areas teeming with ch ldren
had very 10d al;ments. Some
with very few children had wealthy
landowners, or high commercal
taxes.
Although the early grants were
on a per pupil basis, belatedly
the philosophers of Queens Palk
have seen that they could not con-
tinue to mae..e .'t gual grants to rich
and poor alike. This could only
result in the perpetuation of two
classes of education. No longer
could they justify the same grants
11) village like Brus';els. vith an
assessment of $4,000 per pupil,
when wealthy 3a.v.:'iald and. Stanley
had almost $12,000 per pupil.
Seaforth had a public school rate
of over 37 mils as recently as 19
62. This is now reduced to 19 mils
Each year the Department of Educa-
tion has been increasing lu:Ants
It is notable, however, that the
increases are ralatiJely small for
areas with low taxes. buc very
substantial ,.,v1re taxes are high.
Some day we shall all be paying
about: the same on our school mil-
rate.
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We cannot forecast the future
size of grants. Never-the-less
the trend is there for all to see.
Odntario cannot tolerate pockets
of second class edacation. The
ARDA studies. and theareport of
the Canadian Economic Council both
point out the dangers of this to
our future.
I beliove that the main reason
that many people resist the forma-
tion of larger school areas, with
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