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one another, and Ministers would
be able to work in closer co-
operation. There is no doubt that-
there IS a great deal of dupli-
cation of services in many juris-
dictions, from the Federal level
down through the Provincial level
to the municipalities, and there
is obviously an. 'urgent need for
streamlining of governnient at
all levels.
On Thursday of this week, we
had the traditional Mock Peril-
ment„ when the Legislative Pages
take . the part of the various
Members, Ministers and Leaders
of the Political Parties, Young
Scott McLean from our area took
the part of the Member for
Huron-Bruce, and I one of the
Pages, These occasions are al-
ways quite amusing, and it is
interesting to see how much the
Pages have observed during their
Session here at queen's Park.
They are great at heckling one
another, of course, and they do a
first 010,0 job of making the
Pages run messages I should
know!
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The little things
Are most worth-while —
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A look, a smile,
A listening ear
That's quick to share
Another's, thoughts,
Another's care . . .
Though sometimes they may
seem
Quite small,
These little things
Mean most of all.
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REPORT FROM
QUEEN'S PARK
By Murray Gaunt, MR"
• (Huron-Bruce)
haS joined GO MM and
the; U.S,. to launch a united attack
on. pollution of the Groat; Lakes.,
!rho total cost of such a pro9
Fain according to the Inter-
, national. Joint Comissioll report of
last year would be $1.5 billions but
,George iiierr, Minister of N,nergy
and Resources Managemeat, feels
it will be considerably more than
that,..
Mr. Kerr said an Ontario. Water
.Resources Commission study has
,indicated that improving sewage
:irdatinent facilities for fnunici-
Li ti es arid industries on the
Ontario side of the Lower Great
- Lakes basin will 'cost closer to
$5110. million than. the $210 million
1 estimated by the Joint Commis-
sion,
Mr, Kerr said Ontario and the
Federal Governmenf are close to
ail •.sgreement on cost sharing. He
hopes Ottawa will foot 24 of the
cost of treatment plant improve-
Ment on the Great Lakes in ex-
change for payment by Ontario
for slinilat improvements at
plants along fivers flowing into
the takes,, such as the Grand.
The GoVernment of Ontario is
making preparations for the
tederal-PrOincial Ccmstitutional
Conference which is to take place
next week, in Victoria, B. C. This
conference will review the dis-
tribution of talc powers between
the two levels of ,government and
also other areas of concern. It has
been obvious for a considerable
time that there is not sufficient
liason between Ottawa and the.
Provinces, and I think it would be
. a good plan for conferences of
this -kind to be held on a contin-
uing basis, perhaps twice a year.
By this means the Fereral
GoVertunent and the Pro!vincial
Governments could consult with
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