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Jack's Jottings •
Legislation outlines teacher
'board options in..-strike
ALOHA distuise is reform
Bill 59 The Family Law
Reform Act was discussed at a
recent meeting of ALPHA Huron,
Section 16 of the bill delS with
the ,obligat ion of parents to
provide education and support for
their handicapped children.
Members' were concerned that
the passing of this bill should cut'
off the' allowanceS now being
provided by the Ontario Social
Services Ministry to the disabled
and unemployable.
ALPHA Huron plans the
compilation of a list of housing in
Huron County with facilities, for
the handicapped and for Athith•
-help would be appreciated.
For information call - Elaine
Townshend 482-3073, Mary
Howell 524.8642 or Pat Watson
7-6236.
The obligation- of- parents to
provide education and support
their children was discussed at a
meeting of ALPHA Huron in
Brussels, Tuesday.
Members are concerned Jhat
the passing, f this bill should cut
off the allowances now being
provided by the Ontario Social
Services Ministry to the disabled
and unemployable.
• ALPHA Huron plans the comp-
ilation of a list of the housiTiOn.
Hiiron county with facilities ,for ,
the handicapped. Help from the
public' would be appreciated.'
The ALPHA meetings are op
to anyone. For information
Elaine Townshend 4823073,
Mary Howell 524-8642, or Pat
Watson .887.6236,
-Lower Interest Rates'
NOW AVAILABLE ON
1st and 2nd Mortgages
• anywhereln Ontario on .
RESIDENTIAL INDUSTRIAL
COMMERCIAL and FARM PROPERTIES
Interim financing op n ew construction
or land development
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Huronview has visit
from Salvation Army
Lieutenant Watt and members n.The Clinton Christian
Reform volunteers assisted with of the Salvation Army from the
Goderich • Citadel 'visited the ,the activitites.
' Home on Saturday afternoon and A group of musicians from the
presented each of the residents Winchelsea area provided the
,,,program for Family night. The with a ropy of their quarterly
i five musicans included Doug,
Marie Flynn, Ken Dale, David and:Doris .Stephen, Lorne
Norman Speir, Cecil Skinner and. Elford La Verne Redd and Clifford
Rodney Stewart provided the aques.
dd-tyme music for Monday'S- Ed. Stiles of Goderich, visited
program. Debbie and Dawn Flynn the Home on Thursday afternoon
entertainekl. with 'step-dancing and played an hour of organ
numbers with vocal solos by Ken music in the Chapel.
Dale
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By Jack Riddell, M.P.P. the realization of the enjoyment of
At the time of writing this any activity.
article the Huron County. Board- Advertisements must • not
Teacher dispute has not been • suggest that participants in work,
resolved and each clay brings Sports, hobby, recreation and
more expression ofieoncern from other similar activities should
students and parents about the consume alcoholic beverages
'void in the students education. I whiM engaging in their work or
Share tnis concern but other than other activity. Nor may
draw to, the attention of the advertising... suggest that
Education Relations Commission,. consumption of alcohol in any way
which I do practically on a daily enhances performance or
basis, the teOpardy which I feel enjoymAt of these activities.
0; students face, there is rea fly Most important, advertise-
nothing More that I can , do. ments must not .appear to
Legislation outlines the suggest or recommellti_the
procedures- which the Board and 'consumption . of beer, wine or
teachers can take to resolve theitider prior to the driving of a
differences and it definitely motorized, vehicle, or partici-
stipulates that the Education --patio -iii- any .sert of activity in
Relations CoMmission cannot which the participants' safety is
hold jeopardy hearings until 21 dependent upon normal levels of
instructional days have passed alertness, physical co-ordination
since the strike or-lock-out. At the or. speed of• response, except iii
time of writing- 19 instructional authorized , messages of
days.have passed and to this point moderation.. Nor should any
in time the ERC's only involve- advertisement depict or suggest
merit can be to send a mediator_ any activity Which is a breach. of
into thZ .areti •toassist the Board the Liquor Licence Act_ or any
and the teachers in arriving at a other Provincial Statute.
settlement'. . Frequency of broadcast
At the end of the 21 days the advertising . has _beep reduced._
ERC cap hold jeopardy hearings- and the new Diyeetives, specify
-and if they feel that the students' that 1-1O—C-O '''''"''' .. May, advertise
more than 75 minutes a week in education is in jeopardy then they any calendar year, and that the
.can recommend to the Lieutenant weekly average is not to exceed
Governor that in their opinion the
55 minutes.' for. TV, the. weekly students' education is, in
jeopard". At this point • the maximum per station is 35
Government can become involved minutes; the weekly average not
and will certainly dO all that I to. exceed 30 minutes, • .
canto get the students' education Messages • suggesting under
back- on stream again. • age drinking will not • be
I aSked 'a • question of the permitted-, nor will advertising in
Minister of Labour in. the Legis7 publications have a ;readership
lature this morning what actions predominantly under the drinking
she - was contemplating to bring ' age; or during • broadcast time
about • a settleMent in, the Fleck. with a predominantly under age
Industry worker dispute. She audience. • .
advised me that a meeting was Liberal LeaderStuart Smith has
being held Friday and : that a • confronted the . Provincial
dispu te. advisory committee - Treasurer with. his own words
would be meeting 'with the- from. the 1976 Provincial Budget
Company and Union • to t:issist in _connection with the_F rovinee's
resolving 7 their differences. OHIP premiums. At that time the
Considerations were also ,being Treasurer said that the 1976
given to limit the number of proposed • premium 'increases
employees-who could picket 'and - 'would mean that about 28% 'of
to only those employees of the. OHIP costs would be met ...by
plant and to limit the number of premiums. He maintained • that
.the,,pic.ket• line and, to ' this percentage Would be amore
only the police - from the local appropriate. level than the. 23%
detachment. •HoPefully, the raised . in 19756 and was a
matter, will be resolved quickly so suitable "Iong-run norm to
that 'this. part of the county can maintain • as health care costs
return to a pleasant, serene.' increase in future years."
atmos- pliere.Stuart . Smith. haS pointed out . .
The Minister of Consiimer and that • the 37.-5% increase in
Continercial Relations • has premiuMs proposed' in the 1978
announced revised Advertising Provincial. Budget • Will, in fact,
Directives for rodueers of raise $199 million• more than' the
Alcohol Beverages, which ' are.. Treasurer claimed in 1976 was an
more ' comprehensive and more approptiate.percentage of health
restrictive than -existing costs. It would •seem that the
.guidelines.-. . • ' . • •• Treasurer's: "long-run norm"
- , New . restrictions ' have. bee" was only: .applicable' until this
added on lifestyle • advertising. March..7th - haldly • a long'-run.
For example. beer, wine' and The currently proposed increases
cider advertiSers must take into mean that premiums could. cover
account ...the likelihood of minors 321%''of health care costs. Had the
and adult • non-users ' be i ng . Treasurer maintained his own
exposed to. their advertising. The percentage figure of 28% he
i.. _prohable • audience ...._,for an would have needed $199 'million
advertisement must, eerrs i st -lesS7-1-Tie-Treasurer --Sald-fie—h-ad-
primarily of drinking age adults. changed his mind since 1976. The
• Ad vert i sers are required to„,.-Liberal Leader '.charged that the
prepare' an annual report ... Treasurer was simply looking for
containing data on the ages (if a place to raise about $200 million
those exposed to their advertising more in revenue, "and picked on
in.the previous one year period, the OHIP premiums to. do it,
based upon independent qualified _ because he knows that people are
sources such as the Bureau Of worried about 'health, and
Broadcast. Measurement. and the because it is a high-profile
Print Measurement Bureau. ministry behind which he can hide
The advertisements . are. to the fiscal irresponsibility „which.
emphasize the nature andquality •,put him in this box in the first
place." of the product. and not to imply
Questioned in the Legislature,
that social acceptance. personal the Minister of Labour has stated.
success. business or athletic that the Ontario Government is achievement may, result from the trying to find ways to persuade
use of the advertised product. the Province of Quebec not to bar
Advertisements should be construction workers from directed to promoting the merits Ontario from jobs , across the
of .the particular brand, to provincial boundary. Asked what• promote brand preference, and she would do to fight a new
should not suggest that the regulation in Quebec that would consumption of
alcoholic restrict construction jobs to those beverages is a significant factor in with experience in that Province,
she admitted that she has given suggested there were only a few
up hope of changing the Quebec ' hundred.
Government's mind about Viewmasfers
making the new rules effective. talk history July 1st. Some 15.000 workers s•
from. Quebec 'now hold jobs in By Laura Lee Boose
Ontario, the Minister said, mainly Seaforth I & 2 "Viewmasters"
in Ottawa,...the Cornwall area and met March 27, at the Seaforth
North-Eastern Ontario. Of those Public School:
A large- number are iii The group was hOnoured by the
construction jobs, beca6se presence of Mrs. McCowan a
Ontario does not restrict jobs to Member of the Van Egmond
residents. For some 15 years, • Foundation, She spoke about the
Quebec has required a permit for 'legacy -of the Van Egnionds and
-intriguing arti,cles of Canadians construction workers from outside '
the province, and the permit will
be much more difficult to get
when. Quebec work experience is
required as well. The. Minister
said she has ne, idea how many
Ontario residents hold jobs in
Quebec, biit figures produced by
the Parti Quebecois for last year
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past. She showed matiy articles
which she had brought with her:
The group was instructed by
Mis7Williaiiis on simple exercis-
es to keep at bay the "Battle of
the Bulge."
Mrs. Schenck,. volunteered her
services to instruct some of the
girls on crocheting.
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