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Premier Davis has agreed to
pay $21,856 to the public purse in
return for personal, trips by
himself, his family and friends on
Government, or Governinent
chartered, aircraft from April 1st,
1971 to March 31st, 1973.
Mr. Davis has also decided that
as of September 1st he and his
family will make any holiday or
personal trips on regular com-
mercial flights.
The new policy applies as well
to Cabinet Ministers and senior
public servants.
Later it was. revealed that the
Conservative. Party had paid
about half the amount of $21,856
on behalf of the Premier. The
Party paid fOr flights judged to
have been. for political purposes.
The Premier, for example; used
Government planes to campaign
for his candidate in last March's
by-election • in Huron. That has
been paid for by the Party.
The ,Ontario Government has a.
new system to reduce the time
required to process 1974 motor
vehicle registration renewal
sales. Motorists will be able to
renew registration by mail or in,
person with reduction in paper-
work. They need only to sign a
form declaring that they are
insured and will not have to
present proof of insurance as, in
the past. They will then be given
a special tag with an adhesive for
fastening to 1973 licence plates.
Registration fees for passenger
vehicles remain the same as last
year. The surcharge imposed on
uninsured drivers has been
increased' from '$15 to $40 to
provide greater support for the
Uninsured Motor Vehicle Fund.
Sales begin December 1st.
Ontario Health Minister Rich-
ard Potter took the, $2.1' billion
spending Estimates of his Min -
istry to committee this week and
immediately came under heavy
attack from the opposition. '
Albert 'Roy (L. Ottawa East)
said that Dr. Potter had made
commitments which have not
been honored, including a - res-
traint package of proposals to
limit amounts paid to doctors
under OHIP. ,
In addition' Mr. Roy pointed out
that no charges have yet been laid
against doctors who were found to
be overbilling, although the.
Ministry had the *evidence last
March.'`
Consideration of all 'spending
Estimates will conclude next
week.
Brussels girl
speaks at
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meeting
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The. Division Annual Guide
meeting was field as 'a pot luck
supper at. Exeter United Church'
on 'Tuesday, November 13.
One hundred and fifty Com-
missioners, Guides, District and.
Division Connell, Camp kepre-
sentatives: and •L.A. memberS
were in attendance.
Mrs. Ross Procter of Brussels,
who was in charge of Public ,
Relations, had interesting details
as to each executive's responsi-
bility to Guiding.
Commissioner Mrs. Gary Nash
of St, Marys, spoke on Guide
Conapanies, and Brownie Pacs
and outline this year's work.
"Year of Discovery Through Fun
and Adventure" was the subject
of her address.
A skit on public relations was
well presented by Hensall girls.
A sing-song featuring songs' of
other countries was enjoyed.
Maxine Watts of Brussels,
introduced by Mary Procter as
"Our Girl of the West'-", gave an
interesting account of " her
R.C:M:P. trip to Saskatchewan
last -summer. Miss ' Watts' also
thanked the' ladies 'who were
responSible fOr screening her for
this adventure. - •
'The evening closed with Taps.
Those in attendande froth'
Brussel8 were Mrs. dertie Kel-
Iington, Mrs. Joan Stephenson,
Mrs. Joan Exel, Mrs. Lynn
liavetnan, Mrs. Melba Scott
Stephanie and Maxine Watts and
Mrs.. Barbara Watts.
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