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SHARON: Users of the vil- lage's water mtem will now pay four-tenths of a cent more per thousand cubic feet of water, bringing the charge to an even cent per thousand. The 60¢ per month service charge and the $12 installation fee mnadn un- changed. This is the first water rate increase since 1961. Advance registrations will be accepted at the library from 10 am until noon on March 28 or by mail at the King Campus, RR 8, King City. For further informa- tion phone Trudy Ward at 884-9901 or toll-free at Zen- ith 31-200. On Wednesdays, April 3 to June 5 from 9:15 to 11:45 am there will be basic bookkeep- ing classes at a cost of $30 for the course. and on Wed- nesdays from 1:15 to 3:45 pm from April 10 to June 12 there will be a course on Cangdiana at a cost of $30. The courses being offered are “World's of Women", 9:15 to 11:45 am each Tuesday from April 2 to June 4. Fee is $30. “The Changing Fam- ily". also on Tuesdays, 1:30 to 3:30 pm from April 9 to May 14. Fee is $12. Seneca College, King Cam- pus, is offering weekly day- time courses at Markham Li- brary, 199 Main Street North. Markham, for the spring semester which starts in April. The site, 130 acres with trees, rocks, snow and lots of open space, is basic outn door On'tario. Nearby marsh, fields, creek, nivver. bush and rock outcropping are vital parts of the school's environ- mental science and outdoor education program. No trees have been cut down and m the spring the MM flowers and grasses grow as they al- ways have. Areas distunbed in the construction were 1%- seeded with wild flowers and grasses to restore them to their natural state. Seneca Courses Start In April In Markham Virtually every element in the building is related to a two-torey. glassroofed cen- tral area. Paved and planted with trees, is provides stu- dents and teachers alike with an informal meeting place, as well as ready access '00 the adjoining educauional and recreational facilifies, and is truly an oasis amid the ice and snow of an 0n- tario winter. Library Architect Wins Another Award Back in 1959 Richmond Hill's fine new public library building was opened. It had been designed by Ar- chitect Philip Brook of To- ronto and brought him the Massey Award in Archi- tecjure that year. The school, Central Algo- ma Secondary, which brought this recognition to the firm, is one of more than 20 it has designed. It is located on the Trans-Canada Highway. 40 md-les east of Sault Ste. Marie and replaces three small high schools serving a widely scattered population. No Double Tax Mobile Homes However, some municipali- ties decided the decision en- abled them to impose both taxes and a license fee to bring the total revenue from the property up to ruhe $240 being received for eedh mobile home on the proper- tY. A trend to double taxation on mobile homes will be hal- ted by the Ontario Govern- ment due to a move by Ed- ward Good, Liberal MLA for Waterloo North. Revenue Minister Arthur Meen assured Mr. Good, en- vironment critic for the Li- berals, that a policy of some municipalities of charging monthly license fees of up to $20 a month as well as municipal taxes for trailer park property was not mhe government's intention. 'Dhe Minister has insured the Legislature his depart- ment will look at the court decision and if necessary the government will amend the Assessment Act to prevent double taxation. This year his firm 01 Brook â€" Carrut‘heu‘s â€" Grierson -â€" Shaw are 'the first Canadian ardhi’ceabs to be awarded a special citation for school design from the American Institute of Archi- tects and the American As- sociation of School Adminis- trartors. The question was raised as the result of a recent court decision which ruled that for taxation purposes, mobile homes could ’be assessed as any other prOperty This de- cision reversed the long- standing pracflse of charging a monthly ldcense fee for sue}; property. Color TV from SWeetheart Peter York Home T.V. 306 Bayview Ave. (Plaza) 889-1646 - 884-4165 WORKS IN A DRAWER GET YOUR BANQUEI‘3'.ԤSz CREAM PIES FROZEN, BANANA, CHOCOLAYE, STRAWBERRY NEAPOUTAN. 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