Whltby Free Press, Wednesday, September 20. 1995, Page 7 'El, -, . ....... 01LJ.S.O.. Time warp. I We have een ..e.olut..ns...d the....thu. els t bayst orthenp Star.ar Wellhaforsome tre ltereha n e iseculaio tbt he MeHarluisn wants bto bbetuthepovie t u1965. Tat as ,acvexig oD avi Tubouchiascomnfrrnd. sfocias forward-toysteyeIf or sn soial eruve, e shook avelok at what iusdtouldo0 oth ers goernent detarmns WEuatfon:oetm hr a be ei pclto Jhn wSnavrobeen ar.niTseroEuc aon coud nd s back iii he alos waeprfit i'rat c by doinornigo ve y .. modern idees: parent coufclIs at schols, and restructuiing of the boards of education... -..,.- Up to 40 years ago, echools i rural areas were mun by individuel echool trustees. (My father was one for three_ years.) In the late Mftes, these were axnalgamated mnto township echool boards. Later, in the sixties, township boards were consolidated into county school boards. We know our history. The rnove to larger and larger boards cost more and more money. Anybody really think that this government will implement the Sweeney Report and create superboards with up te 60,000 students each? And have us believe that will save money? No sir. So here's Snobelen's solution: we abolish al echool boards. Each school can then be run by the parent council, elected by the parents of children attending the sehool. Trustees aren't paid. Each echool je funded directly by the province. Education coste are assessed provincially through income tax. What? No income tax for education 30 years ago? Sorry, ALFRED C. ELLIOTI"S DF1LIERY TRUCK,ý BROOKLIN, 1915 I go cariedaway Anwaysmaler s btterandAlfr-ed C. Elliott had a grocery store where the Bank of Commerce je now at Baldwin and I go carie awy. nywy, eallr j beterandCampbell Streets, Brooklin. This truck was the lateet thing in technology 80 years ago. In the computers cost too-much. We didn't have them 30 years background i5 the Brooklhn House Hotel, now the Brooklin Legion Hall. mone, n insrane, snd em roun th bloIL f 0 Ed Bowman bas resigned as secretary-treasurer of the Whitby Public and High School education can serve "clients" in a businese-like way, then Boards because of ill health. so can health care. Besides, even with ail this money we a Former Whitby Dunlope player Bus Gagnon is the new coach of the Whitby Hiilcrest Dairy spend on health care, we still have a death rate of 100 per Junior "C" hockey team. cent, one per customer. 80) YEARS AGO Flet. So cash up fr-ont or no service. You'il flnd today's from the Thursday, September 16, 1915 edition of the hospitals wiil do just fine without any costly building WHMTY GAZEITE AMD CHONICLE programe. Heck, we could likely rent out empty hospital floors te private clinice for people with real money. 0*.Mrs. Martin Lee and lier five-year-old daughter were pamfufly injured when their teain of Without gobe of government rnoney rolling in, ail those horses ran away on Brock street and crashed their buggy mnto a post. 0 The Victorian Order of Nurses bas asked the Board of Education to continue funding its doctors who stayed in the province would beg te be paid a school nurse program.1 salary. Voila!1 A health care revolution. 0 Mrs. W. Roach ofWhitby bas five brothers serving in the armed forces in the European war. Maybe that's stop two of the Harris Revolution: put 0 A large number ofcarpenters and masons were laid off indefinitely at the Ontaro Hospital lawyers and doctors on ealaiy, and teachers on fee-for- construction site. service. Okay, okay, if you're listening, John Snobelen, I was juet kidding. Really I was.___________ _______________