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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1996-04-17, Page 66 -THE HURON EXPOSITOR, Apl 17, 11111S 'Lot ofeo le only read bigheadings' p p y CONTINUED from page 4 low and use something like -ened by any kind of militia, terrorist groups. Ypu can call this as an April Fool's joke. 1 . you don't know this for a them what you want, Neo- understand that most people fact. Did you stop and think Nazi's,- militia, terrorists, it- read right over it and don't. of the effect this might have? If this is a common thing doesn't matter: It all. boils take offense. But you also Even if they did understand here in Canada, I owe you an .down to violence against have to realize that there are this was an April Fool's joke. apology. I guess I will then people who do not have the a lot of people who only read have to get used to these cus- same opinion. . the big headings of papers. I think that you as a news- toms. I would think that -educated -Even though there might paper need to apologize. Not newspaper editors, who work not be people living in this to but to the people who for an otherwise good paper, area that have family that you might have offended. would notstoop to an all time were killed or even threat- What ever -happened_ to inno- cent little April Fool's jokes at no one's expense? Regards, Bert Bruns ,Seaforth, ON Will Christian School be able to retain name?' CONTINUED from page 4 School system, I can speak for the Clinton and District Christian School in Clinton whz,n I advise Paul Carroll 'that, under the present struc- ture, -a unified school board will not be an acceptable way to govern a Christian School. A Christian School, such as CDCS, needs to_protect its charter (as does any organi- zation) by excluding those (families and teachers) Who would like to use the school but who cannot agree with the fundamentals of it charter. Is there : room in Paul Carroll's single school board, for a Christian School that for fundamental reasons must maintain the right to discrim- inate in the areas of hiring and of admissions? In Paul Carroll's single school sys- tem, will the Christian School retain the right to establish its own 'Christian curriculum?' Will the Christian school even'be able to 'retain the name 'Christian?' Paul Carroll's single school board may sound like a good idea to those who -presently use the Public School System, It may even sound interesting to those who -anticipate some form of Government funding for the Christian School. But at what price? - • - My challenge to all of Paul 'Carroll's- 'Friends of the Huron Public Education System' is to look beyond . theirown school system. Be a friend not only of the Huron Public Education System,_ but of Huron County, of Ontario and of Canada. Please remember the importance of diversity, of healthy competition, of the message of Christianity for our youth and for our society. Please use _Paul Carroll's let- ter, send it to Helen Johns, but write NO! across it. Feel free to cut out and send this letter as well. Clarence Bos Clinton, ON PProperty owners to cover cost of illegal _fire. calls _ roperty more power than police oth- Aftcr closed -session discus- tion to a provincial act, regu- ($300 for the truck with the cers to enter premises, unless sion at its April 2 meeting, lation or municipal bylaw, remainder to firefighters), to it is a federal building. He Administrator Jim Crocker respond to incidents like this.' "said Seaforth's illegal burn- recommended to Seaforth : He also wondered who ing restrictions don't "have a Council that retroactive to thepe would pay for his time if he lot of teeth" and burning start of January "all costs had to go to court enforcing rules, aren't as strict in adja- resulting in the Seaforth Fire race locale bylaws or provincial cent townships. Department being .called to a regulations. .. •_ Council decided to take a fire at which illegal -materials Garrick observed the fire closer look -at the issue in arc being burned, or a fire marshall's act gives fire future general government call is caused by contraven- chiefs, such as himself, far deliberations. `.'S."°i.�3z ... ., r,.; a ivory shall be recovered by' the Town of Scaforth from 'the property rty owner." The t move stems froma ret incident in town. 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No family, business or government can survive spending like that. Spending $70 to administer each payment of $2.75 a day to jurors and sending OPP 'cars to Thunder Bay for basic.repairs are, the kinds of inefficiencies we ,must stop so we can direct your tax dollars into priority areas. And ;in priority areas such as health care, we're looking for efficiencies as well — , taking the financial savings from expensive institutions to teinvest into critical areas such as long-term care community services, kidney dialysis, immunization, and cardiac services. CHANGES THAT ARE'THOROU(;H AND FAIR In November, we outlined cost-saving targets for ministries to,aihieve. We are meeting these targets and changing the way government operates by developing comprehensive business plans. CHANGES THROUGH GOOD PLANNING AND MANAGEMENT Ministry -by -ministry business plans are a new way to organize decisions about the "what, how, and where" of spending your tax dollars. By answering the tough question, "what is a ministry's core business?", we can focus our efforts like a laser beam. We will downsize oper?tions, save money in administration, reduce waste and duplication, streamline and transfer services. Through this exercise, we will provide you better quality, lower cost core services and activities. How YOU CAN BE INVOLVED Detailed business plans will be published after the Budget. For a copy of the recent Legislative Statement on the Business Plan Project and information about how to send us your ideas call: 1-800-535-9949 or (416) 314-2455 GY: yet ft ' eZ''^, f ,7114%x. :2: .d P ."