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Ericka Burns top
player at Canada Games
•Ontario a 2- 1 win.
In the finals Ontario played
against Manitriha. and had no
problem winning 6-1 against
-the Manitoba team. who
came up flat despite the tact
that they had had a day's rest
before going into.the match.
years' in'Seatorthbetbre mo.- reported the London Free
ing ()Rhin* in Stratford. _ Press.
Ericka was a member. of Burns was • the top scorei (if
the gold winning Ontario all the teams with 17 points. • •
learn- at. the Canada -Winter • She attends Central Huron
Gaines. The Ontario team Secondary Schotil•in Clinton.
advanced. in. the tinals:of the She is also an .,vid baseball
.R day- toumament Ace they player and dance instructor
defeated -Alberta to ,break a
tic in itie standings. .in.an.-
overtime game that gave
Calendar
changes
One of $eaIorth's finest
nngette• players showed top
notch- form at the Canada
Winter Games held recently
in Cornerhrook.
Ne wtoundtand.
Ericka Burns of Clinton.
played ringctte for many
• B. Susan Hundertrnark
Mr Huron -Perth Catholic
1)'\I 1e1 St hon! Bt+ard.last
ntrthi voted to rtiodifv tic
upcoming school:'year Co that
Christmas break begins Dec.
'1. 1900 • and ends Jan: 10..
.111110. allowing time ttr_act on
any -1''-K .problems that 'nay
.irirse.
"We -.•c tormed•.i committee
With theboard's stippliers and
like. everyone else. were
doing as much ;ts we can ti►
identity any protticros we
?night ha.e." said :business
superintendent and treasurer
Linda Vincent tapes leaves to the helmet •if -Kristen
Devereaux: one of the small -soldiers preparing to go an
the -ice during the Seaforth Figure Skating Club's Carnival
-)n Sunday afternoon at the arena.
tiUNCERTMARI< 3HCTC
:New board policy .tries Gerry !Thos.. vaternwc Il he -
to share limited funds Tne inuditied. ch�rt►l year
was .also .adopted by the Avon
equal .hence \laittand District School
Board to ensure the satety and
.v,iulit ,,re- health, of students .and
,1 The employees if problems .arise
.v,th 'he •n111cnniurn nuc.
- 13\ i i an Hundertn ark,
. \ 7C1. '1 IR •. •.,• 1 •111 he
'inured 'untt-
nc:ra-crirrlcluar
CM.; and - X1Cfnai
1 )tttl. Inti :)r'_'Jnt/:utt,ns 'N;15
.1etcrrcit it .Ipnr,'.,tl•.t hr
lit::? .'11.ceyi11_' .11 1.1e \vont
.\I.r ' .ui i't),,:r,ct i.:hotit
• '1- n itI .`,n11oriahte• with
Illy: i` I'1 at . a'RIe." said
r'i k- \pr's \ynaront:. °Vc �
leC:1 'n -lndel-st:1111 :)\.till."
10'.. x Inntt this nut it.
1,1- ,•. •,.. •t' hoard decision.
1.11 u 1:ambit-table That: this
• `clic\ IIin'vti trustee'. !o 'nal:
'hc ;11;11 ilil�lUn. .
=:;itcat:un 'lirecttrr -t-orne•
Rac'1;:, .Ltd lC nrought lie
lC'.. ^��:� •.,''!tc �hirard_
'ecali.c '1e'.. "'rnl lnci,iI ltrnd-
'Il 'rCilitt.- hike restricted
.nL '`nail! � U,t ;jlt IU raise
Ind inJ rc.ir'ctcd* /Arc,
ann;unl 'i - iii,nev I \.111:ible.
mcining ,,Utsidc ,I
i•hcd .nc elopes.
.tic fit tic`. :illi. 'Ir•l ,rll'ill.'
.or "ward ?units on. nnnl.trv-
nandated expenditures -.uclt
1s ,:ias.nliitn instruction.
1!C t ran.ptirtItIIil. Soil
idni nrstralion.
Second pnttriav ,,,c,
,'[1ru'11,1i but :nlnkity-t-untied
peitattu!es aich .t. redil
a'ltrses,-'1 .:untuiuing cduca-
Iwn ;ir Junior kindergarten.
Third -priority ,uc..;u
.chooi- based a ttratiirr,Cular
It:ti Votes .Ind •eveltt. llld
sternal 'groups and ilani a-
twit.. Ulat hole a '',Icr'u,nstia-
hlc and\tlirect relation to he
curriculum and student lea'
,ng outcome.".
L rider the items polity: out-
side groups i oust suhntit .1
funding application which
'deludes the relationship of
the ;'iol,osat Iu lite .airrtt. i-
ft►►11- .1vA_ouui;[brltty-1u[ i �lilu-
Jitutt: 01 k'ird lands and Ji -
chisurC ,'1 •cit .Int lntorma-
tuin .shout lie .1roup. nlvtuJ
mg budget Illu ination.
Armstrong said .u1 applit-.v
tion 'hat asks the
ratio 01.l boy. and 1'1rls e><Ilvtet-
Cd tai benefit trolls the requutsI
should not he included.
•dhc also Nati] that groups
that are currently expecting
tenting should not he sudden-
ly cut '11 in°the middle of the
school year.
• "'To now s.ry. ' I'm sorry. you
can't have it now: is nut
enough time for people to
adjust. We hale to look at the
groups we're cutting oil so
late in the .ehuol year." she
said.
Raehlis said he's already.
told affected groups that the
•board is out of money and
"high :tnd.drv" hut added he'll
itwk at them "casae by vase."
As welt, Armstrong said the
pulley needs a timeline so that
all groups are applying for the
•funding at the s:mie time and
have .t .,;lir and
It the limiter' 'lot.
Rachiis ud
.crit .1 c'. sr.l . t r 1011
policy .❑ he \larcti
1C
riveting.
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$11.5 billion more is
areal shot in the arm
for our healthcare
system.
Healthcare is Canadians' most cherished program. That's why over the next: five years,
we're committing an additional $11.5 billion to healthcare.
This investment will provide the provincial and territorial governments whit
subsfanliially more'money to deal with critical-healthcare-concer-ns,such as .emergency rooms
delays and waiting lists for surgery. At the same time, we're investing $1.4 billion into other
health priorities like prevention and research for new treatments and cures.
Catladians_deserve a heart scare system they can depend on. We know there's still ;t lot of
.work to do, but we're'committed to getting the job done, no matter what it takes.
Budget '99
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