MlIITlIY FREE PRESS, WIN IA.NAU 19, 1980. PAGE[ 13 Whi*tby wilisave $39 ,400 on housin Ontario municipalities will no longer have to share in the operating losses on some 94,000 Ontario Housing Corporation subsidized ren- tai units, Housing Minister Claude Bennett said today. "This will mean an estimatedc saving of about $20.5 million annually for the more than 300 municipalities in which OHC subsidizes rents," Bennett said. Annual operating losses are shared by the three levels of governinent with Ladies' I RUSSELL TRA VEL -Your Travel is our Business- 126 Brock St.S. Whitby 668-5(0 NIonday to Sarîîrday 9 a.nm.-t( 5 p.m. the federal government usually paying 50 per cent, the province paying 421,a per cent and the mnunicipality the remaining 7'4 per cent. Under the new arrangement, which takes effect April 1, the province will absorb the municipal share of the losses. "Last week's Speech from the Throne announcement of this program reflects cabinet's response to numnerous briefs from municipalities and egion report for March CLAUDE BENNETT MINISTER 0F HOUSING (ONTARIO) How to be a Whitby Toa stmistress By CAROL DAVIS Toastmistress is an inter- national, educational organization dedicated to helping its memnbers become confident, articulate and in- formed. You might ask what value this talent would have in your own life. Toastmistress training can be applied to improve your life at home, in your job, in the community or any other area of endeavour. Meetings are conducted in a relaxed atmosphere. Most clubs hold dinner meetings s0 the social element serves to put you at your ease. No worries about perfor- ming in a classrooni situation - something which intimidates many people. Toastmistress training encompasses a wide spec- trum - public speaking for formai and informal oc- casions, parliamentary precedures for groups and committees where this area is important, organizatioflal techniques and much more. The applications for this training are endless. You would do welI to investigate the organization for your- self . Guests are always welcome at meetings. The Whitby Toast- mistress' next meeting is Tuesday, March 25 at 6 p.m. It is held at Cedricks Banquet Hall, 173 Brock Street North, Whitby. Previous guests have said the dinner alone is worth the effort of planning to come to a meeting. Dinner is $6.00 and reservations can be made by calling Lilian North 668-7479 or Carol Davis 668- 0438 by Friday evening Mar- ch 21. By DOROTHY MOORE The Ladies Auxiliary Royal Canadian Legion held their business meeting Wed- nesday 12 with Mrs. Dorothy Ormiston presiding. They will be sending $300 to Provincial Bursary which helps any Veteran's child further their education to college. Also given a cheque of $75 to send Susan Visseli to Ot- tawa to promote citizenship and national pride. Members are asked to rememrber their Birthday Dinner Thursday March 27 at 7p.m. Members are preparing for their smorgasbord on March 22. Your April 9 meeting will conLsist of zone commander Audrey Bate and there is to be no slacks worn. April 18 will be Past Presidents Dinner. There will be news later on a trip to Toronto O'Keefe Centre or the Royal Alexan- der. Beaches, palm trees, surf.. Hawaii symbolizes the perfect holiday dream and SkyLark makes lt a"l cornetruc! TWO Weeks from $ 759 rrP_crsnc HAWAII The Hawaiian Islands are six Pacific pearis fa mous for their beauty and friendly people. SkyLarks Hawai i programn takes you to exciting Waikiki on Oahu, the island endowed with the finest beaches and surfing waters. Then sample Waikik's fabu- lous nightlife! But if you're an explorer at heart, SkyLark's Hibiscus and Orchid Tours each take you to three different islands. Whichever holiday you choose, you'lI fly directly to Honolulu on a non-stop Wardair widebodied jet. And once you arrive, SkyLark makes sure of your comfort with a selection of quality accommo- dation for everyone. Simpie tin costs per pcf son. One week Sunday departures via Wardait wideboded jet Nov /Dec 759 Jan, 909 Feb.fMar 929 Apr 839 1 April 22 a bus will leave Legion Hall at 7 p.m. to go to Port Perry. Don't forget your uchre on April 17. Reported sick - Marg Cox, Milly Jessome, Ann Clarke, Grace Ballard, Mabel James, Lii Conners and Bet- ty Bickily. Your next meeting wiil b( April 9. Come out and enjo3 a lovely evening and 900( friendship. p municipal organizations seeking relief froin this fiînancial responsibility," Bennett said. 11 personally derive much satisfaction from this program change," Bennett said. "As a former coun- cillor I sympathized with the municipalities' wish to lighten the burden of the local taxpayer. " Although municipalities will no longer be reqwired to make a financial con- tribution towards assisted housing losses, there will be no change in municipal in- volvement in housing studies and policy develop- ment. Further, munîipalities will continue to be involved in the management of OHC rentai units through their participation in the appoin- tment of members to the boards on Ontario's 59 local housing authorities, Bennett said. Mumicipalities will be responsible for their ful share of the 1979 losses but only one quarter of the an- ticipated 1980 losses, and none thereafter. Under this plan, the cost presently borne by t.he Town of Whitby of $39,400 will be absorbed by the Ontario government. 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