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AURORA: The Giovanelli Ac- cordion Concert Orchestra Of 25 members plus two percus- sionists and more than 50 jun‘ ior students from Neumarket will be performing May 2 at 8 pm in the community centre here. The orchestra. with thé symphonic sound, will comfieté in the national competitions in Louisville, Kentucky, in July. “Such activities could be for the purpose of aiding the Junior Red Cross. UNICEF. missionary and charitable works." "We have tried to cover al- most eve’rything that could také place in the school." said Super- intendent Joe Hodge. He as- sured the board that the admin- istrative staff would discuss the policy with all principals. "worthwhile causes" such as overnight excursions or field trips for which public funds could not properly be provided. The policy approved allows “minor fund raising activities by each school or clAssroom providing it is understood that it is a voluntary effort, adminis- tered by the staff and pupils without any pressure on any student to contribute or parti- cipaté." without. any pressure on any1 student to contribute or parti- cipate." ‘ . It also prohibits any levy or‘ fee on any pupil. but allow‘ schools and pupils to provide" moderate assistance to commu-. nity charitable projects on a: voluntary basis. subject to ap-i proval of the principal and staff.| ' Finally the policy states that none of the above activities should encroach unduly on the school day. or advérsly affect good public relations within the community. Accounts must funds raised by ‘ if necessary, they ted; The approved policy will per- mit raising of funds through activities that “grow naturally from the curriculum such as performances of musical. dra- matic or athletic groups. or any other student activity for which an admission is charged." A staff recommendation on policy presented to a board meeting on April 7 suggested there is value to pupils in a moderate amount of fund rais- ing or involvement in com- munity projects administsred jointly by the principal and pupils of the school. It recommended considerafile latitude be left to the individual principal and pupils in selecting suitable projects. but outlined certain guidelines for pn‘ncipals. "I once had a teacher who had her boys out every day. all day. on damn paper drives and her girls making candy and calling it. ‘home economics‘." he told the board. Woodbridge Trustee Noreen Lee agreed. “We should be sure to maintain public relations in the community at a high level. Raffles selling chocolate bars, etc.. and soliciting prizes from local businesses can become a nuisance to the community." It will permit parents to as- sist schools in raising funds for Richmond Hill Trustee John LeClaire advised that projects should be approved by the ad- ministration. that in some schools the privilege of raising funds might be badly abused. County Roman Catholic School Board agreed it must consider its public image. In discussing policy on fund raising and student projects in the schools, trustees of York Trustees Approve Fund Raising In Separate Schools To dispel any doubts the householder may have. all enumerators will carry an au- lthorized identity card with their photograph. Mr. Andrews says previous surveys indicated married ladies prove to be the most suitable persons for the enumeration work and are better received and able to obtain the informa- tion. Mr. Andrews says the asses- sors formerly gathered this in- formation during their annual visit. However. the assessor is an appraiser and concerned primarily with the proper valu- ation of the property. Too much of the assessor’s time was devoted to the clerical duties and under the new policy the assessor will be able to devote more of his time to the proper function of property valuation. The information to be ob- tained is required for prepar- ation of municipal voters’ lists, jurorsv selection. population census. which also form the basis for per capita grants re- ceived by the municipality. County Enumerators Call At All Homes Ken Andrews. regional asv aessment commissioner. advis- es the enumerators will be cal- Ling at every property to obtain the required statistical informa- tion and is scheduled to com- mence this week and be com- pleted by the end of May. The enumerators receive a two-day instructional period conducted by the assessment staff at the county building be- fore proceeding. The first school was held on April 7 and 8 and further schools will be held during the following weeks. Eighty residents selected from the 14 municipalities in York County have been employâ€" ed for enumerating purposes in 1 connection with the 1970 assess- men-t pupils I may kept that audi‘ all . 47¢ lb w s., .R . U T A, E. F D O. F N E Z nu R F Spasnnnd Dominion Fanov W\\\\\ mx\ \ of ~00 . \___ ' r E912 Kernels 39¢ Apple Pie m49¢ Dominion Concentrated Regular or Sugar Added 8 a: 99¢ Dominion Fancy Seasoned Mcllntosh‘ Apples 33:: 49¢ Royale White, Green, Blue or Pink Bathroom Royale Aqua, Pink, Yellow or White â€"- 2 Ply New Crop Sweet Eating ; §outh African Barlinka Grapes Ib- 49¢ Stretch ’N Seal PAPER TOWELS anada Fancy Grade Ontario Grown 75 Foot Roll FACIAL TISSUE 4 Roll Pkg 2 Roll Pkg FOOD WRAP Symphony White or Assorted Pastel Shades TISSUE 2ply BISCUITS Pillsbury Sweetmilk or Buttermilk .65¢ - 49¢ i1 ‘4 oz. Tins 39% Country Style Family PAckâ€"S to 9 Chops/Tray Sliced Quarter PORK LOIN lb. 69¢ SPARE RIBS lb. 69¢ Centre Cut Loin PORK CHOPS lb. 89¢ ALL PURPOSE FLOUR .gw~ v, LIETJID DETERGENT PO R K LOIN ROAST LB- DOMINO BLUE SALAD DRESSING Tle/fiLs/mfa/ C 0|. U M B I A ENCYCLOPEDIA Powdered Detergent 32 OZ. JAR 4 LB. PKG Dominion UKE))INH : 49¢ , TOMATO JUICE 99¢ 64 OZ. CONT, 6 OZ. JAR Domino Instant COFFEE CANADIAN CANCER SOCIETY Cooked Ham $22: 69¢ Corned Beef 4 Maple Leaf SkinleSS -â€" Pure Maple Leaf Shopsy Famous Pork Sausage 21:2: 69¢ r. 89 02 99¢ Pkg: WHITE BREAD Values effective in Richmond Hill & New- market until closing Saturday, April 25, 1970. . . . We reserve the right to limit quantitieé. OMINION DOWNION STORES LIMHED TANG CRYSTALS PEACH SLICES E Maple Leaf Ready To Serve Wieners Dinner Hams Sausage Meat Maple Leaf & Dominion Maple Leaf Pure Pork 2 89 i CAT FOOD Dominion‘s Own Brand Richmello PONY-TAIL Sliced Austral Fancy Halves or s ’N Boots Beef, Chicken, Fish, Kidney or Liver Orange Flavoured 24 oz. Loaves Vac. Pack :.P k ! 1b. Pkg. 2 lb. Pkg. 1° H9 59¢ 99% fl// /