HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1970-08-27, Page 9Mho farewell to base commaader
Mr, Fred Millar, Base Civilian Personnel Officer (right) presents Col. E. W. Ryan, Base Commander
with a suitcase (on behalf of Base civilian personnel) as a Parting gift prior to his posting to
National Defence College, Kingston. --Canadian Forces photo.
The Civilian Staff of Base
Clinton recently bid farewell to
Colonel and Mrs. E. W. Ryan on
their'departure from the Base. with a suitcase, Mrs. Ron was.
Colonel Ryan was presented presented with flowers.!
Mrs. Thelma Jones makes a floral presentation (on behalf of civilian personnel) to Mrs. E. W.
Ryan, prior to her departure from CFB Clinton. --Canadian Forces photo.
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During the gathering of CFB civilian personnel to honour Col. and Mrs. E. W. Ryan prior to their
departure from the base. Mrs. Vera Paulin and her son Richard provided organ and guitar
selections. --Canadian Forces photo.
Ontario.. . to. Implement.
building ',code 'soon. ..„.
'Municipal Affant Minister
Darcy MeKePng11 has armAkmced
that the 00440 Government
will implement uniform building
standards in the Province "as
B414.4 as possible."
Be said "the efficiencies
implicit in a system of uniform
building and fire safety
standards should alleviate some
Of the serious housing problems
that we have been facing."
"WO know that it does not
preset the only solution to the
11017lng crisis, but it is another
dec'sive step in the right
di ction," Mr. McKeough told
t e annual convention of the
ntario Municipal Association
here.
The Government has decided
to place the responsibility for
organizing and operating
Uniform building standards with
the Department of Labour.
Labour Minister Dalton Bales
told the convention that his
Department will appoint two
review committees to work out
the practicalities of
implementing uniform building
standards.
"One committee will be
responsible for drafting
appropriate legislation. It will
examine existing legislation in
Ontario and resolve any
'differen.ees that exist between
municipal' building by-laws,
proviriCial standards, The
National Building Code and The
National Fire Code.
"The second committee will
advise on the necessary
organization for effective
inspection of building standards,
aPPrjval procedures, uniform
interpretation and enforcement,
and developing staff, training
and education programs."
Mr. Bales added that a great
deal of detailed work has to be
done before uniform standards
can be introduced "and we will
proceed with this as rapidly as
possible.
"We will need to test and
discuss the programs these
committees develop on both the
public and private sectors to
ensure that all possible
difficulties are adequately
resolved before legislation is
implemented."
Mr. McKeough said the idea
of a universal system of building
standards has strong appeal and
"would result in substantial
efficiencies in the planning,
&Sign administration and
construction orbilildings as Well
as in the processing and stocking
of building materials."
Jim Snow, MPP for Halton
East and a general contractor,
first urged the Ontario
Legislature to adopt uniform
building standards in March
1968.
In September, 1968, Mr.
McKeough set up an advisory
committee under the
chairmanship of Mr. C. D.
Carruthers, an engineering
consultant, to explore the whole
subject area.
The Committee reported back
on January 9th, 1970. Among its
recommendations were:
—Adoption of the National
Building Code of Canada 1970
and .the National Fire Code ..of
C4n444.197.9i •
• _. Th0 development" of an.
:Budding Code during
the trarisitionary..stage to .,include.
necessary .• standards not now
i0cotporated • to the national
A 'review of present legislation
4.04.- the'. development of new.
legiSlation where necessary;
The appointment of two
interim ;Kim committees; •
The establishment of bnilding -
inspeetiOn . training and
eertification.
McKeough said that .after
lengthy study of the Carruthers
Committee report by both the
private- and public Sectors, the
Gov.ernment decided to
implement 'its recommendations,
McKeough. told the
audience of municipal leaders
that "the Carruthers. Committee
recommended . and the
Government subscribes to the
view- that building and safety
inspection are -properly • local
government responsibilities —
perhaps administered at the
county or regiOnal level.
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be more in the nature of, training
and 'education •- programs for •
building; and Safety. inspectors
and for the. - development of
province-wide standartig." 1-°1'" "
Mr.- McKeough''44041_40,A
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from the adopting of tinifortn
building ' standards . should he
that our technology will be more
capable 'of producing buildings
of architectural, and Wile tonal • . •
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"It . should • aLsO
industry will be able to reduce
and streamline our present
system -of • complex,
multi-purpose - investoriesand
expand its •- techniques for
manufacturing buildings that are
portable, demountable and
increasingly adaptable."
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