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OFFICE INVADED — The office of Usborne Cental School principal Bill Linfield was invaded by spooks and goblins on Thursday during the Halloween costume party for junior grade students at the school. Here he is seen inspecting the costumes of Lisa Ford and Indian brave, Allan Edward Vanderlean. T-A photo 4 4 4 4 -••• -.1•- -••••- Al Mk. HENSALL DISTRICT CO-OPERATIVE BEEF AND HOG INFORMATION MEETING You are cordially invited to attend a FEED MEETING at PINERIDGE CHALET, a siriEULL Wednesday, Nov.12 8.00II P.M. SPEAKERS DAVE CUNNINGHAM -U.CO,Feed Nutritionist DON SLINGER - U.C,O, Livestock Marketing Manager "STAY FOR LUNCH AND A VISIT" Hear plans for inflation battle Trojan's TXS94 is a consistently good performer, year after year, TXS94 offers the highest yield potential I know of for a hybrid under 100 days maturity. And what a combine corn, High shellout, Small cob. Dries fast. Fast early growth. Good stress tolerance. EXETER PRODUCE & STORAGE Exter 235-0141 PETER HENDRICK RR 1, Dashwood 238-2611 LLOYD MATHERS RR 2, Ailsa Craig 228-6210 Trojan Trojan Seed Company By JACK RIDDELL MPP Huron-Middlesex The first session of the Thir- tieth Parliament of the Province of Ontario opened on Tuesday, October 28 almost unob- strusively. There were 74 op- position members to the 51 government members. The Speech from the Throne read by the Lieutenant Governor of the Province, the Honourable Pauline M. McGibbon, promised action on issues such as inflation, rents, mortgage interest rates and tenant security, It also in- dicated that the government in its concern over the economic health of the Province and the problems of inflation and unemployment, will support the decision of the government of Canada to launch a nation wide attack on these problems. On the first day of the session, the Honourable John Rhodes, Minister of Housing reported to the house on the plans for the introduction of rent review legislation. He indicated that the one very important influence on this legislation is the federal programme on wage and price controls and the federal plans and funding in respect of housing. The legislation to be introduced will provide for a rent review board, empowered to review rent increases within limits deter- mined under the Act, In ap- propriate cases the board will be able to allow increases or roll back rents, For the benefit of tenants who are being asked to, or have signed leases, on or after July 30, 1975, rent increases in excess of those permitted under the bill will be rolled back to the date of the new lease and landlords will be required to refund those amounts. The right to these refunds will not be affected by the fact the tenant has signed a lease on or after July 30,' 1975. The Solicitof-Gene'ral,' John MacBeth 4ntrociced legislation designed to force large retail stores to close on Sundays and holidays, or face fines of up to $10,000, beginning January, 1976. This legislation applies to stores of more than three employees and more than 2,400 square feet of retail space. The exceptions include small grocery stores, milk stores, news and tobacco stands, drug stores, antique shops, flower shops and service stations. Vernon Singer, Liberal M.P.P. for Wilson Heights, said the in- troduction of the Retail Business Holidays Act, (Sunday Closing Law), had one serious omission. He said while the law purports to be secular and not religious, Sunday is imposed as the day of pause. There are many people in the Ontario community who cannot choose a Sunday as their day of pause. Many Orthodox Jewish people, Seventh-Day Adventists and others have deep religious convictions that will not allow them to work on Saturday, These are people who sincerely and conscientiously govern their lives this way and have kept their business closed on Saturday. Mr. Singer said that in order to survive in commercial en- terprise, particularly, in large urban centres, it is necessary that their business be carried on, on Sunday. Their religious convictions will not allow them to operate their business on Saturday and the law will now prohibit them from working on Sunday. Mr, Singer felt this would be most unfair and discriminatory. Mr. Singer said he will, therefore be introducing an Amendment, to the effect that those people by reason of their religious convictions treat Saturday as their day of pause and who close their business on Saturday, he included as one of the exemptions in the Statute and be allowed to remain open on Sunday, According to a statement by the Provincial Treasurer, the Honourable Darcy McKeough, the Provincial Government in- tend to give the Federal Government in. Ottawa the power to administer totally their newly proposed wage and price control in Ontario. This would mean, in effect, that in expected con- frontations with teachers and civil servants the protagonists will be the Federal Government and the unions, The Liberal party have, however, taken the position that the Provincial Government should be responsible for negotiations with teachers, civil servants and other professional people who come within Provincial jurisdiction. Albert Roy, Liberal M.P.P. for Ottawa East, this week in- troduced in the Ontario Legislature, a Private Member's Bill which would amend The Highway Traffic Act, reducing the speed limited on the Province's highways, to 55 miles per hour. He proposed similar legislation in April of this year, He said the bill has dual purpose, to save energy and reduce injury and death on the highways, "Statistics have proven that when similar legislation has been implemented in jurisdictions outside Ontario, the result has been a considerable saving on gas for the, motorist and a quite remarkable reduction in traffic fatalities and injuries. Obviously any measure which has reduced the enormous toll of death and injury resulting from road ac- cidents must be given serious consideration and the saving in gas consumption must also be taken into account at this time, when energy conservation and the price of gasoline is of concern to us all", Mr. Roy also said that there is another important factor that cannot be overlooked. Motor vehicle accidents cost the health system of this Province $1 million a day. When one considers that this one change in existing legislation could reduce death and injury, conserve our valuable energy resources, and at the same time reduce our enormous Provincial medicare bill, Mr, Roy, said it seems completely illogical and out of keeping with reality not to enact without delay an amend- By MRS. DAVID KESTLE Halloween passed in the area without any incidents other than a fun time was had by all. Mr. & Mrs. H. J, Kestle, London were Sunday visitors with David, Eleanor and Janis Kestle, Mr, & Mrs. George Cun- ningham, Carol and Perry escaped serious injury when a semi trailer crashed into the rear end of their car and it was demolished. George suffered bruises, whip lash and two broken ribs and the others were badly shaken. They appreciate all the help at the time of the accident. Mr. & Mrs. Harry Murless left Sunday with their trailerhome to spend the winter months in the state of Texas. Mr. & Mrs. Hans Rosch and Mrs. Keys, Hyde Park spent Monday visiting in Toronto. Congratulations to Lisa Carter who was a T.V. star on Sunday on Big Al's Kitchener TV show. Joanne Carter and Tracey Harrison did their dance routine on Big Al, too. Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Millson entertained Mr. & Mrs. Eugene Glavin and Leona and Mr. & Mrs. C, W, Millson. They celebrated Debbie's birthday on Sunday. Mr. & Mrs. Wilson Morley, Exeter visited with Mr. & Mrs. C. , W. one day last week. „a Congratulations are in order ment such as he is proposing. In a special ceremony, held in the Legislative Chamber, Arthur Maloney was sworn in as Ontario's first ombudsman this week. The cerethony confirmed the appointment made last May, Mr. Maloney referred to the enormous impact on all our lives of public administration, giving rise to the need for an impartial om- budsman when people "believe they have been prejudiced by an act or omission of a civil ser- vant", and acknowledged the pioneering legislative work done by Liberal M.P.P. Vernon Singer, who proposed an Ontario Ombudsman for ten years before the Government took up the idea. for Mr. & Mrs, Ross Gale who live in Arn Lewis' house. It's a boy! Mrs. James Donaldson proudly announces she has two new granddaughters, By PAUL SALMON Although a fairly large number of ghosts and witches haunted the Mt. Carmel area, on this past halloween, the evil spirits were .not as devilish as they are traditionally known to be. Luckily enough, for home-owners in the area, the trick-or-treaters were content to hoist their bags of booty over their shoulders, and disappear into the night. Recently, Mr. & Mrs. Leonard Dietrich and family moved into their new home located just north of Mr. Carmel. Their previous residence, also just north of Mt. Carmel, has been newly occupied by a former London family, Mr. & Mrs. Donald O'Rourke and their three children, Shawn, Lee and Justin. We wish both families happiness in their new homes. Mrs. Mary Dietrich and Mrs. Clare 0-Rourke travelled to London last Sunday, November 2, to a shower at the home of Bill Gelinas, in honour of Jane Gelinas, a niece of the two ladies, Jane's marriage to Mr. Pat Bedard takes place on November 29, in Zurich. Page 10 Times.-Advacate, November 6, 197.5 Drive carefully Achievement night slated for Clinton The 28th annual Huron County 4-H Achievement Night will be held in the Central Huron Secondary School in Clinton on Friday night at 8:00 p.m. All Huron 4-H agricultural club members who ' completed projects in 1975 will receive their awards. Trophies and special presen- tations will also be made for outstanding achievement. Everyone who has an interest in 4-H work is invited to attend the program, Halloween is quiet in Clandeboye area