HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1968-05-23, Page 7THE BRUSSELS POST
ROY W. KENNEDY, Publisher
Published at Brussels, Ontario, every Thursday
Box 50, Brussels, Ontario.
Authorized as second class mail by the Post Office Department,
Ottawa, and for paymen of postage in cash.
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and WINDHAM
Phone 357.3430
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FURNITURE STORE
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LONGSTAFF
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Tuesday, Thursday, Friday. Saturday A.M.
Thursday Evenirla
CLiNTON OFFICE, 10 ISSAC STREEI
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REPORT FROM.
QUEEN'S PARK
by Murray Gaunt, M. P.
(Huron-Eruce)
lluy 17,
Ontario's minimum wmwe
he increased ;lemming In 1„:1hour
Minister ;Dalton Bales. lie told
the Legislature that the now mini-
mum level to replace the existing
$1,'.25 per hour for the construct-
ion iuchnitrv. and r.cr !pun'
for other Jobs, which took effect
in 1905 is still under study. lie
said the legislation is practically
complete and ready to introduoe.
Ontario's rift pen n m
will admit top graduates from the
province's nineteen column al tY
colleges. The change of heart was
announced by the Committee of
Presidents of 'Universities of Ont.
NH() and said, in part., that nut-
versities are preparod to consider
Outstandin g graduates of Com-
munity colleges for a.ilntissinn,
universities are genertl-
ly prepared. to consider for
to second year cour,ses,
students who achieve high stand-
ing in the three year programs at
any or the community colleges.
Titus a student could enter a Com.
!nullity college actor grade 12', torn I
pletc' a three year course with
high marks, then take a two year
course at a university and receive
a general Bachelor a Arts degree.
Schools for trainable retarded
children will be put under County
Boards or Edneaticn to be set up
January 1. 1969, according to Edu-
cation -minister wiwara Davies.
There arc 7S Retarded Children's
Elducation AuthoritteS )'null ink;
schools, with the province co-,?orini;
80(7, of the operating costs, and tl,p,
municipalities in which they are lo-
cated payinp; the remainder. The
asso(!intions intro had to provide
school facilities with the aid of a
50% capital grant from the prov-
ince. l'iltnds for the operation of
programs for trainable retarded
children, both current and capital,
will be raised in the same manner
as for Secondary Schools, There,.
fore, the schools Will be supported
by both public and separate school
taxpayers.
The legislation will dissolve the
Retarded Children's E1dueation
Authorities which were set up by
local Associations to run schonis
for the mentally retarded.
The' Legislature's Select Com-
mittee on Youth, of -Which T was
at member, recommended in. its re-
I port last March that the schools
for retarded children be incorpor-
ated 'bite local boards,
POOL TENDERS
Tenders ter the POSitlOtt of
super; isor for the BitiSSels
'cNrading Pool will be received in
writing by the undersigned by no
later than, 'wen, May 27, 1968.
Tenders should include age of
applicant; qualifieatioils airy),
experience and salary desired.
Duties will cOnithelice June 29 mind
Wntititte tor weekg,
LoWest tender riot necessarily
accepted.
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