PAGE 6.WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1985,WH-ITBY FREE PRESS Loss to separate schools minimal The extension of seperate sehool funding has had litIle impact on the numnber of students in the public sysîemn in Durham. Bruce Mather, direc- tor of the Durham Board of Education said, "The level of co- operation with the seperate board in Durham has been high. I He said that last Mar- ch the public board had projected a greater loss to the seperate system, but it had not. happened. Because of crowding in Durhanm schools and continued growth in the region Mather said he did not expt ntany large shif t in student population t10 the seperate system. He did flot perdict any loss until 1989 when the public system would ex- perience a small loss with the opening of a new seperate high school in Pickering. Energy use down Energy consumption in Durham public schools is down over lasI year. Electricity, fuel and Sec page 12 Amplica. 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McKay Clerk The Corporation of the Town of Whitby 575 Rossiand Road East Whitby, Ont ario LiN 2M8 Phone: (416) 668-5803 The Whiîby chapter of the Heart and Stroke sive growth over the past year, they expeet they Foundation will be coming to you looking for will need up to 500 volunteers bo reach their funds this February. This year's target is $33,000 target. Sean here on the lef t is campaign vice- and organizers are looking for volunteer can- chairman Jim Gartshore discussing strategy vassers and zone captains. With Whitby's exten- with chairman Karl Filo. Het! oundationf in high geai' Preparations for the Whitby chapter of the Heart and Stroke Foun- dation's annual fund drive are now in full swing and Iis year's target is $33,000, the most ambitious in the chapter's hisîory. The month long drive the first time the Whitby group will operate un- der its own charter - prior to being granted Iheir charter by the national foundation last month, Whitby volun- teers worked under the auspices of the Oshawa $259.0 VARIABLE- $280 SPEED$2 80 JIGSAW 318" ROUTER Doubie-ineuiated jigsaw Lightweight and easy ta fealures tilting shoe, big handie. Features powerfui operat ion. caiibrated depth. EXTRA $5.00 OFF WHEN YOU BRING IN THIS AD i - eLIYPRDUT I dation - and campaign Chairman KarI Filo is eager to prove that the 1newly autonomous executive is up to the challenge., "With the growth of the town we're going to 1need a lot more captains and canvassers. Many of our volunteers come back from year 10 year but we're going to need about 100 more this year," said Mr. Filo last week. Mr. Filo and his executive hope to have some 500 canvassers out knocking on doors in February, each one working about 30 homes, usually in their own neighbourhood unless they request otherwise. "We might have them do the next street over from their's. I know when I'm doing my own street it's going to take a lot longer because if it's my neighbour I'm going ta be talking to him for haîf an hour at least," said Mr. Filo with a laugh. Each canvasser visits the homes in their designated area aI least once and if there is no one home they will corne back for a second visit. If there is no one home the second time around the canvassers leave a Heart and Stroke Foun- dation envelope in which donations may be dations offices. According to foun- dation vice-president Jim Gartshore, ap- proximately 75 percent of the money raised will go to research, another 12 percent is slated for community education and other programs, seven percent covers the cost of the fun- draising drive and the remainder will pay ad- ministration costs. The foundation hopes to raise more than $160,000 throughout Durham Region in February and the national target for 1986 is $15 million. 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