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er William Davis, and
er John White this week
into pressure and criticism
Opposition ., the public
ervative backbenchers ,
mised to remove the 7/0
on energy from their 7
legislation,
was an unprecedented
letters, about 2,000 from
Min to the Premier ,
*,ng the tax which would
ised $g million this year,
eless the sales tax on
and services will be raised
to 7%'as of the 1st of
This was debated in the.
ture with the Opposition
g the increase and the
ent supporting it. This
to a 40% increase in the
the-withdrawal of the faX
gey there is also a return
190 gasoline tax rebate
ers.
Ministry of Consumer and
cial Relations is to start
), gn to advise Ontarians
rights in the market
Minister John •
tsaid'a new post of
non co -Ordinator will be
to ensure that the public
and understands its rights.
em of Ontario Nursing
Homes will have to pay from
50¢ to $1 a day more for their
care starting the 1st. of May.. The
new 'rates were established earlier
this week at a meeting of the
Ontario Nursing Home Associa-
tion with Government officials.
The rates will go to $13.50 from
$12A for standard ward care, to
$16.75 from $15.50 for semi
private patients and to $20 from
$18.50 for private. The Health
Ministry, will increase its contri-
bution to $9. 50 per day from
$9.00.
More help from Government
,for shoreline damage has been
indicated. A $50 million fund'
allowing Municipalities to lend
money to property owners 'along
Ontario shorelines affected by
high water has been propoied.
The loans would allow home-
owners to construct retaining
walls, dikes, breakwaters and
other structuresdesigned for the
rehabilitation and protection of
property on water where shores
have been damaged or eroded by.
the elements.
James -Snow,. Minister of
Government Services', said
it will also include repairs to 'any
building or other Structure caused
by high water levels, ice or ero-
sion of the shore.
Ontario, is going to step up the
protection its citizens have
against snoopers who gather in
for personal or credit
purposes.
The bill introduced by Hon.
10 YEARS AGO
SEPTEMBER 1962
The 'Artificial Ice Fund was
reported over $20,000.
The schools re-opened with the
following teaching staff, for Luck
now High School - principal ,
Brian Howlett A. G., McLeod,
Mrs. Laural Hewitt, Elwin Hall,
Donald Dennis, Peter Connon,
Robert Dowsett , Edward
Dzierzek, Miss Alexandra Goll,
Harry Lee , Miss Eleanor plum ,
steel.
Public School staff included
principal Stuart' Collyers, Miss
Ruby Webb, Miss Helen Thomp-
son, Mrs. Jack Fisher , Mrs. James
MacTavish, Mrs. Norman Taylor,
Mrs., Grace Johnston, Mri. LlOyd
Hall.
1st Rinloss Boy Scouts t*parents
and leaders numbering fifty-One
in all, enjoyed 'a 6-day, bus trip
to Northern and Eastern Ontario
and MOntreal. The trip was under
the supervision of Scoutmaster
Lloyd Ackert and the Assistant
koutmasters Walter Breckles and
Frank Colwell. Three Cub Pack
leaders assisted '-.Rae Haldenby,
Ernest Ackert and. Barry Johnston.
30 YEARS AGO
SEPTEMBER 1942
Lucknow Public School 'opened
on Tuesday September 8th. Iri
accordance with the decision of
the Department, the Lucknow
John Clement 'will require all
investigators for consumer report-
ing agencies to, be registered by
the Government.
It, will' make agencies send out
corrections to their Customers
if the contents of a file are
shown to be incorrect.
The public will haVe the
right to sue for damages if they
have been harmed by the con-
tents.
Clement said' the introduction
of this bill would lead to higher --
standards of donduct
in this area.
50 YEARS AGO
SEPTEMBER 1922
School re-opened with Miss
Frances McLean as prindipal of
the. High School/and Miss Nelson
was first assistant. Miss Kate
MacDonald had charge Of the en-
' trance class with Miss MacCal-
lum , Miss, Norma Thompson and
Miss IsobelsMurdie in charge of
the other three, rooms. Seventy-
one had registered for the high
schoolwork.
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High School did not re-open until
' two' weeks later. 'The Ontario
Cabinet announced that all Sec-
ondary Sdhools were granted a
holiday extention with a view to
pupils being of further assistance
to hard-preased farrners , and
would be extended another two
weeks•if the help of pupils was
required.
A total eclipse of the moon
was witnessed. A clear sky per-
mitted a splendid view of
the, spectacle.
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