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One quartet of 1.984 is over and weli etiall
the.snow andt1col weather is gone upitext
year. The rohins.oko back. the crocuses arain •
bloom and the, ;daylight hours are getting
longer each week The enlightening t tight
of pealing off those layers of heavy inter
attire is a marvelous; feeling
Children are enjoying their,,swing setnfp, •
game of hop scotolhif pitch and catch ori a turn
with their skipping. ropes. The tc' cles and
tricycles have been brought etit,Bom their
winterhiding spot only to qed a• few tires is
need. of air.
The,•lovely sunshine on' Sunday brought
Many; people; both -young and old, out for.:a.
stroll only to gaze about in amazement at all •
the stones and sticks to he, raked off. their
la}wps and otherrtape •r s
beif coal'd:getthoseApril a l to conte
and rinseraway the lest of wi ter dark 'aid
dingy film.+tlt:at covers the S ,
One can'.ha0ly waittosine i the rpsh scent
green g ass vong'cutand 1)e g the roar
of tactors; in the distance feverishly working
the land for lantin •
with the awn of April' mei. ' §urge of
energy' that 'm es ` dti ;feet ',,they could
Overcome all.obstacles i cludin '=April°Fool's
Day. It is the one daywh rnwet,aII,prove to be
quite vulnerable wjtenitcomes tea laugh and
a. Wee joke, L "
• 'April is also caner month andit was good
to "see a group;,of youngsters selling bunches
of daffodils fogthe Canadian Cancer Society.
These young people •should be commended
for giving of'their fred..ime for such '.worthy
cause especiallen they sald.80 bunches of
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Mr. and:Mrs." Lou, `" -an
for Mas. +;+on Saturda ?'E
Column an, Parish,Everyone
heeled Mr.i AO:Mrs.Bob C
for supper; and a socia! evei
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ECONOMY BOX, BUCKET, OR BARREL
at regular tat P
• rice from
FRIED CHICKEN & , EAFOOD
Right now and for a limited film; Only, 'you will '
receive ONE FREE WASH CYCLE with every
purchase of DIXIE LEE FRiED CHICKEN.
Clean our car of dirt and salt. the easy way.
Our wash features:
•
.• FOAM BRUSHES . .
• WATER SOFTENER
• HOTYI,r
BONUS:
Save s2.503 OFF DIXIE LEE PURCHASES
GET YOUR CAR WASH SAVER CARD STAMPED EACH
TIME YOU WASH YOUR CAR. FULL DETAILS AVAIL-
ABLE AT STORE.
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ioNDE1tGARTEN EGI i ON
DATE.
• Aprll10,1984�
Time 9:004.m.,.
Kindergarten children needttio.he 5 years
of age on or before'Decentiler 31,1984.
Please . bring proof of :'cage (Birth
Certificate, Baptismal Certificate and
proof of immunization),• "'•
ar.
."IN THE HEART OF DOWNTOWN VARNA"
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OT OFF THE
fff
on. Partli Sepage teiS.On ii•t oard `amt
`itr'March 6 Meeting, a tiros its 19r 85
school",ye•ar calendaar` rich include es& !gine;
profesal nal; accffiivity.�(PA) ,a .
4dministrative aS,ais f Oaeteh Blanch-
e esaid there will„be sehool days next
•y;: ar, ineludinp thePA�`da s, ora day mote
than the minimum allowed y the t of
tication a•r 45y -c' a
:be `first day of school ?i,,,h,,ael44110:;:t'''
"Sstuide ts�entling school ona1'955"-Ri blightsof the scho•olalendar
cel e: . istmas.• s' wi h;' Roe .1
A, p Chk{ . hdliay # Dec. 2
-beings the:;last da ~of'"school anis' students' •
ceturging to schooner ran. 7;f The mid -winter
break rias from Match 11• to 1,5 ' "
Board halrman Roz Murray of RR ,
Dublin asked if -Remenibra ce Day, cls o
1Riiget a °hoiiday.3: Blanchette 'sd"tbe
current school ye'fl r',isythe first year thatlhe
•” sstry, of'Education dro d;that• as a
PPe �dh3"
ho
el' �A dayswill a
ori Sept: St':. Octi 26
28;;ktec 14, i`» 1984 and Mar, 29, Apr,
� ,'.. ay: he0, June 27 and: S 1985 €
"ito y business the ba'nj'o aimed r. <.
Blxa the , :1101
supethitendent of
yucca qt n, i,June,),•94b)90'to Ministry•
a�pxgvak • • •
M B1anehette,, formerly prindga
,at St.
Bop ace,` Sepai•ate School.. •Zurich 'received,
word on March 23•that? he had pasketlAtia
mope'
•
iadintn trative asssistaiti,°since Wiillani'
Eckert,, directoroteducation,,suffered a heart
attack earlier this year, • • a,
Mr Blanchette expects to be re;turninj as .
Si^ Boniface principal in Septetnber:r3 ;;1
Superinteident; of Fd`ucation °'iohn lt+f4--
Ctauley has been filling in as acting,directtot y f
education since Mr. Eckert's absence.
bty off, icer seertiticaate *War:
on.•:
as' teenworkin outaftheboard cd•
I
e;
",dean and mean'' and "bare bOpes'
'phrases•used to describe `the Perth -county`
uard of Euucatioii',s 1984 budget of over 144 •
inillton, , y'. ,
d u'Tir' o 'M tc e.1 '" an' he
f, l h lr ch�%m ...oft e
board's ,finance ,comznittee, to d his,:'fellow
trustees._on Mar..7t174.1tat. the 1984 ,budget
represents' a 5.6,'p cr rent `increase oyer tags
'year's`bt#dget;of li4O i, t, §r,' illiriir "t' :
, To.pay for the•, ge# expert ituress, the
board will. go td the taxpayers for over S15
mililon,. t+' 47` " cent, increase :over lash
year's levy of atout•S1d million. " .
"It's a very responsible budget in light of
+e economic times to .410• the Mitchell •
"While iagtee drat r rith all sign brought
`faryiard r it' is a•lean mean budget- it• should
belnoted?.• that it'S,t:trot, so much a-
1ercentage€ of increase ;that disturbs rate.
jiayers,tacit the a. mount of dollars; spent and
the productivvity,' said chairman Dereck
• Ward
"I'm noLtryyijng to slander administration
orinembeisofth teachingstaff.bat it -hasn't
csomchometotheard enough how close we
have to keep an eye on",,salaries and fringe
benefits.!". . : ,
Bobloiile, superintenifentofbusiness and
finance, Said overall the beardxeceiWed a •S,
per tent rant increase Froin the'lltaince.•
from 521.Smtllion in 1983to'$22 7milhon this
year. ` ,, . . *^r.
'
otuat
. I•lowevor.' gt.,.. lib*.said the"" h a,
increase for' operating funds frot`:thi.
',,mninlstry increased by only_4 8 r cent , ,'he
restefthe�iincreaseisfoccapita gSratiisvhich
co ��' Die , rovjnce "'hare of'a butt d'3.
llt 1th1 ts<• G' to `t, ticit ritR.mf
' ese pip ects lnnc ude g'•.'3' I'7•/' 1 :
e proyfsiort Of $14,0i10f6 the,.coittputer
advisory committee for idditionaal compute#
equipment, software and supplies..,• •
-
The repair' el.several school•roofs
Other"' highlights • of 'the''boa'td'ss 19'84
budget are ' ' •
' The second•half.Gf.the estltnated cosi of
00,000 for an addition .and renovations' to
the Board's• administration centre 'fit StratL
ford of S250,400 is beiiig put in reserve '.
Retirement gratuities for 11 em'.loyees in
1984' has been budgeted at 5158.'''. • ' '
Early , retirement' incentive for six
em loye $ totals 5,68.000. `
The larggp�si sin le expenditure 'by the
board is'529.3 mill on for instruction costs.
This is up 5.7 per cent from over S27 million
last year, '
Behind the Scenes at The Huron Expositor you'll find a
busy group of people working together+ to produce the
hewspaper you read every week.
There is more that goes into the newspaper than most of
us realize. Every story, headline and advertisement must
be typeset, proofread and then ptackd on a page in a
particular, order.
•\
The tine -and personal attention that is given to each story
and advertiient Is what•gives The Huron Expositor, its
tidy and easy . to read format. ,.
The newspaperyouare holding Is the result of the efforts
, put Mali by the EStpositbr's Production bepartiirnent if
you' would like to contribute any news tips Of photography
Ideas please CALL The ExpoiltOr at 821-0240.
TYPESETTING STAFF: Dianne McGrath
Mavens Charters
PROOFREADER:
Christine Viewer
CAi9D4E• Crani -Students of St. dames
Separate- School, Seaforti participated id a
Candie t'fght tereirieny iaaf week, The event
vat held in St. dames Harman Catholic Church
as vpart of the Easter Celebration. The
Cefebratiin,of Light saw oil' Students flltrig
Into the chut°clt with candies acidtoilowin me
ceremony, . they 'watched a. ,flim which
depicted Scenery and sunlight.
134% approved
• (ContinuedffriMPg. A3)
• Another large `'ren of 'revenue for the
chanty are -fees -amid service charges of 52.4
million, The largest income in this area are
fee's front •'tiaroiviety residents of S2.3
Million This Wilr`.bffset the Iluronview
budget of almost S5 tpilhtin,
The 1983 ',surplus of $314,000' is included
as. revenue in the 1984 budget. ' •
The largest expenditures for the county
are in social services, which includeseneral
assistance, Iluronview and Family and
Children's Services. this -portion of the
budget totals 56,3 trillion.
Transpiirfiation'sertiees, ineinding323,1100
for the airport, totals 55.5 million.
• The rest of the 1984 expenditures include
51.7 million for health services, S939,062 for
general administration. 5901,281 for recrea-
tion and cultural services, 5439,808 for
planning and development and 11'64,315 for
members of council.
Thos voting in favor of the budget
included Robert Bell of Tackersmttft, Tom
Cronin ,.of $1ylh, Tom Cunningham of
Ifuilett Bill trIston of Morris, Marie Ilicknell
ofMCliillopand /lorry Klungel of Remelt.
Absent from the meeting were Wiill''aam
Cathphell•of 5eaforth and Calvin Kreuter of
8atissets.
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Flavoured Crystal.
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1.3t
STORE URS
Mori. Thurs.' 9-6
F:rl. 9.9 Sat• 9-5
OT OFF THE
fff
on. Partli Sepage teiS.On ii•t oard `amt
`itr'March 6 Meeting, a tiros its 19r 85
school",ye•ar calendaar` rich include es& !gine;
profesal nal; accffiivity.�(PA) ,a .
4dministrative aS,ais f Oaeteh Blanch-
e esaid there will„be sehool days next
•y;: ar, ineludinp thePA�`da s, ora day mote
than the minimum allowed y the t of
tication a•r 45y -c' a
:be `first day of school ?i,,,h,,ael44110:;:t'''
"Sstuide ts�entling school ona1'955"-Ri blightsof the scho•olalendar
cel e: . istmas.• s' wi h;' Roe .1
A, p Chk{ . hdliay # Dec. 2
-beings the:;last da ~of'"school anis' students' •
ceturging to schooner ran. 7;f The mid -winter
break rias from Match 11• to 1,5 ' "
Board halrman Roz Murray of RR ,
Dublin asked if -Remenibra ce Day, cls o
1Riiget a °hoiiday.3: Blanchette 'sd"tbe
current school ye'fl r',isythe first year thatlhe
•” sstry, of'Education dro d;that• as a
PPe �dh3"
ho
el' �A dayswill a
ori Sept: St':. Octi 26
28;;ktec 14, i`» 1984 and Mar, 29, Apr,
� ,'.. ay: he0, June 27 and: S 1985 €
"ito y business the ba'nj'o aimed r. <.
Blxa the , :1101
supethitendent of
yucca qt n, i,June,),•94b)90'to Ministry•
a�pxgvak • • •
M B1anehette,, formerly prindga
,at St.
Bop ace,` Sepai•ate School.. •Zurich 'received,
word on March 23•that? he had pasketlAtia
mope'
•
iadintn trative asssistaiti,°since Wiillani'
Eckert,, directoroteducation,,suffered a heart
attack earlier this year, • • a,
Mr Blanchette expects to be re;turninj as .
Si^ Boniface principal in Septetnber:r3 ;;1
Superinteident; of Fd`ucation °'iohn lt+f4--
Ctauley has been filling in as acting,directtot y f
education since Mr. Eckert's absence.
bty off, icer seertiticaate *War:
on.•:
as' teenworkin outaftheboard cd•
I
e;
",dean and mean'' and "bare bOpes'
'phrases•used to describe `the Perth -county`
uard of Euucatioii',s 1984 budget of over 144 •
inillton, , y'. ,
d u'Tir' o 'M tc e.1 '" an' he
f, l h lr ch�%m ...oft e
board's ,finance ,comznittee, to d his,:'fellow
trustees._on Mar..7t174.1tat. the 1984 ,budget
represents' a 5.6,'p cr rent `increase oyer tags
'year's`bt#dget;of li4O i, t, §r,' illiriir "t' :
, To.pay for the•, ge# expert ituress, the
board will. go td the taxpayers for over S15
mililon,. t+' 47` " cent, increase :over lash
year's levy of atout•S1d million. " .
"It's a very responsible budget in light of
+e economic times to .410• the Mitchell •
"While iagtee drat r rith all sign brought
`faryiard r it' is a•lean mean budget- it• should
belnoted?.• that it'S,t:trot, so much a-
1ercentage€ of increase ;that disturbs rate.
jiayers,tacit the a. mount of dollars; spent and
the productivvity,' said chairman Dereck
• Ward
"I'm noLtryyijng to slander administration
orinembeisofth teachingstaff.bat it -hasn't
csomchometotheard enough how close we
have to keep an eye on",,salaries and fringe
benefits.!". . : ,
Bobloiile, superintenifentofbusiness and
finance, Said overall the beardxeceiWed a •S,
per tent rant increase Froin the'lltaince.•
from 521.Smtllion in 1983to'$22 7milhon this
year. ` ,, . . *^r.
'
otuat
. I•lowevor.' gt.,.. lib*.said the"" h a,
increase for' operating funds frot`:thi.
',,mninlstry increased by only_4 8 r cent , ,'he
restefthe�iincreaseisfoccapita gSratiisvhich
co ��' Die , rovjnce "'hare of'a butt d'3.
llt 1th1 ts<• G' to `t, ticit ritR.mf
' ese pip ects lnnc ude g'•.'3' I'7•/' 1 :
e proyfsiort Of $14,0i10f6 the,.coittputer
advisory committee for idditionaal compute#
equipment, software and supplies..,• •
-
The repair' el.several school•roofs
Other"' highlights • of 'the''boa'td'ss 19'84
budget are ' ' •
' The second•half.Gf.the estltnated cosi of
00,000 for an addition .and renovations' to
the Board's• administration centre 'fit StratL
ford of S250,400 is beiiig put in reserve '.
Retirement gratuities for 11 em'.loyees in
1984' has been budgeted at 5158.'''. • ' '
Early , retirement' incentive for six
em loye $ totals 5,68.000. `
The larggp�si sin le expenditure 'by the
board is'529.3 mill on for instruction costs.
This is up 5.7 per cent from over S27 million
last year, '
Behind the Scenes at The Huron Expositor you'll find a
busy group of people working together+ to produce the
hewspaper you read every week.
There is more that goes into the newspaper than most of
us realize. Every story, headline and advertisement must
be typeset, proofread and then ptackd on a page in a
particular, order.
•\
The tine -and personal attention that is given to each story
and advertiient Is what•gives The Huron Expositor, its
tidy and easy . to read format. ,.
The newspaperyouare holding Is the result of the efforts
, put Mali by the EStpositbr's Production bepartiirnent if
you' would like to contribute any news tips Of photography
Ideas please CALL The ExpoiltOr at 821-0240.
TYPESETTING STAFF: Dianne McGrath
Mavens Charters
PROOFREADER:
Christine Viewer
CAi9D4E• Crani -Students of St. dames
Separate- School, Seaforti participated id a
Candie t'fght tereirieny iaaf week, The event
vat held in St. dames Harman Catholic Church
as vpart of the Easter Celebration. The
Cefebratiin,of Light saw oil' Students flltrig
Into the chut°clt with candies acidtoilowin me
ceremony, . they 'watched a. ,flim which
depicted Scenery and sunlight.
134% approved
• (ContinuedffriMPg. A3)
• Another large `'ren of 'revenue for the
chanty are -fees -amid service charges of 52.4
million, The largest income in this area are
fee's front •'tiaroiviety residents of S2.3
Million This Wilr`.bffset the Iluronview
budget of almost S5 tpilhtin,
The 1983 ',surplus of $314,000' is included
as. revenue in the 1984 budget. ' •
The largest expenditures for the county
are in social services, which includeseneral
assistance, Iluronview and Family and
Children's Services. this -portion of the
budget totals 56,3 trillion.
Transpiirfiation'sertiees, ineinding323,1100
for the airport, totals 55.5 million.
• The rest of the 1984 expenditures include
51.7 million for health services, S939,062 for
general administration. 5901,281 for recrea-
tion and cultural services, 5439,808 for
planning and development and 11'64,315 for
members of council.
Thos voting in favor of the budget
included Robert Bell of Tackersmttft, Tom
Cronin ,.of $1ylh, Tom Cunningham of
Ifuilett Bill trIston of Morris, Marie Ilicknell
ofMCliillopand /lorry Klungel of Remelt.
Absent from the meeting were Wiill''aam
Cathphell•of 5eaforth and Calvin Kreuter of
8atissets.