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a ybed â€"‘CCOr Dliso‘A vebssnraW glatrtvitl n Arresmeaitly Page 4 â€" Waterloo Chronicie, Wednesday, April 4, 1979 ,', CREATIVE CRAFTS ‘ L.“m Malt WATERLOO SQUARE 800:8% 1 If you are in, or intérested in entering manageâ€" ment, understanding of the process of organizaâ€" tions is critical. This seminar will help individuals identify their organization‘s dbbjectives. its unwritten codes and the games played within. Tuesday, April 10 7:30 â€" 10 p.m. Kitchener YMCA . Fee $3 Leader: Marion Colby, Centennial College For more information on this or any of our workshops, please call Brenda Fisher, Conesâ€" toga College (653â€"2511, Ext. 291). ; _ To Au Exciting } @‘g â€"EARTHCRAFT : > < evHiBITION for Weddings, Anniversaries, Showers. Also Icing Roses, Pillars, Doilies, etc. &‘Bâ€"POST OFFICE IN STORE .: 0 Mondayâ€"Saturday 9:00â€"5:00 Come in and Browse Around _ _ ‘Fascinating Shop for the Da&â€"it Yourselfer"‘ New Selection of CAKE TOPS WOMEN‘S EDUCATION PROGRAM ROCKS, MINERALS, CRYSTALS, _ FOSSILS, GEMSTONES OF MANY KINDS CURIOSITIES, GEMSTONE CARVINGS AND GEMCRAFT JEWELLERY Spring Session 1979 {in coâ€"operation with the \ Kitchener YMCA) Focus ‘79;: Women‘s Work FOR WOMEN IN MANAGEMENT SEE A SINGLE TOOTH FROM A WOOLY MAMMOTH WEIGHING FOUR POUNDS!! i We‘ve got a lot to share. ROCKHOUNDS _ s mntades | || _ $53 million budget _ _ CALLING ALL After a grueling six hours last Thursday, Waterloo Region Council shaved $380,000 off their ‘79 budget, bringing the grand total to $53 million. This figure repreésents a 7.5 per cent increase on the regional share of the municipal tax bill. Translated it means an extra $1.35 for every $100 paid last year. Major cuts were made by the police board ($200,000 from a $15.5 million allotment) and by Family and Children‘s Services, ($110,000 from a $3 miltion budâ€" get). ' s ~ oA A total of $200,000 was taken from a special $1.1 million account. The account was established three years ago as a hedge against hefty tax increases. WESTMOUNT ROAD AT ERB * WATERLOO The Kitchenerâ€"Waterloo Philharmonic Choir under the direction of Howard Dyck is presenting St. Matthew Pasâ€" sion by Johann Sebastian Bach on Sunday, April 8, beginning at 7:30 p.m. at St. Mary‘s Roman Catholic Church, Young and Duke Streets, Kitchener. > Soloists will include Eyvangelist, John Martens; Tenor, Ronald Murdock; Christus, Alvin Reimer; Soprano, Anna Chornodolska; Bass, Daniel Lichti and Alto, Frances Hines. The Kitchenerâ€"Waterloo Symphony Orchestra will also perâ€" form. ~ Tickets are $5 for adults, $4 for students and senior ciâ€" tizens and are available at Provident Bookstore, Kadwell‘s in Waterloo Square, the Kâ€"W Symphony office, WLU bookâ€" store, from choir members and at the door. ‘amur . _ Kâ€"W Philharmonic Choir presents St. Matthew Passion MOLLUSK FOSSILS FROM A SASKATCHEWAN SEA 70 MILLION YEARS AGO AMETHYST FROM THE FAMOUS THUNDER BAY MINES ' TEETH FROM PREKHISTORICE SHARKS POLISHED GEMSTONES FOR THE HOBBYIST PETRIFIED PLANTS FROM NOVA SCOTIA COAL DESERT ROSES â€" CRYSTAL FORMATIONS FROM THE PRAIRIES â€"Bluevale briefs Our quickie fund raiser held at the end of.last term raised $250.00 profit for Bluevale. Thanks to all who Whileâ€" spending by regional departments averaged four percent, spending increases averaging close to 10 per cent were common to the police. Family and Chilâ€" dren‘s Services, Wateriboâ€"Wellington Airport, Grand River Conservation Authority and Social Resources Council. * Provincial grants will total about $27 million. Apâ€" proximately $22.4 million will be collected locally and the rest will come from fees. charges and a $280.000 budget surplus from last year. ~ A number of smaller cuts combined with the above reductions spared taxpayers a possible 14 per cent APRIL 9â€" 14th $# aseonte? gosst" * WeA Ac“oss ems“o“E CA“V\“GS pnP \â€"'\mocfl"‘“s F“O“ Al\â€" O‘JE“ _ \uo\“â€"". s0®!"" cr Prow \cros® southERd ouTtARi? ~ Two Knight basketball _ stars â€" Rich da Silva and ; _Phil Jarrett â€" were chosen _ last Thursday for the Twin ) City All Star Team. They‘ll , be playing in the game this ,Friday at 8:00 p.m. in the Cameron Heights Gy Congratulations guys a‘. _ good luck! f Also this Friday is Blueâ€" _ vale‘$ first dance of the _ term. Entertainment is being provided by **Tyâ€" _ phon‘‘. a group of B.C.L. _ _ grads last heard on our . _ stage in the 1978 production of Many Moods. Time for â€" _ the dance is 8 p.m. and the _ cost is $1.00 for Fge Card â€"â€" Holders and $2.00 without card. rrn". o om A* oue® e wonlP â€" sold and bought coupon books â€" you made this thing a success.