HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1975-06-25, Page 14OPTIMIST AUCTION — Some of the spectators at the Brussels OptiMist auction on
Saturday stand around watching the action as Optimist George Langlois records the
successful bids. The auction was held at Brussels ball park. (Photo by Langlois)
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Report from Queen's Park
Movie censorship tightened
By Murray Gaunt, M.P.P. (Huron to come under the eye of Ontario
- • Bruce) censors.
tions, Sidney Handleman this
introduced by the Minister of
Consumer and Commercial 'Rela-
A-change in the Theatres Act, the Act that allows theatres,
mostly in Toronto to 'show uncen -
sored films! The film censors will'
The move closes the loophole in
also have control over the 25 cent week will permit sex films shown
'peep ,show' machines.. on video tape or 8 millimetre film
TODAY'S CHILD
BY HELEN ALLEN
SHOULD BE THE YOUNGEST
Ross has just turned eight. A slender youngster with light
brown hair, dark eyes and fair skin, he is in good general health
despite a tendency to colds and sore throats.
A systolic heart murmur has been checked but does not appear
significant. It was suggested he be seen again in a couple of
years and there is no restriction on his present activities, Ross is
, deaf in the right ear but this Cities not cause problems for him
even in class,
After some early problem in school, Ross did well this- year in
grade two. He likes school and his teacher said he. Was one of her
favorite pupils,
Ross gets on Well with children and is friendly With adultS
though cautious about bestOwing his affections. its foSter
Parents . say he is a charming, lovable child.
Ross will. be a fine son for parents who can combine Warmth.
and firmness and give him time to believe he is really their Son.
He should be the youngest in the family;
To inquire about Adopting Ross, please write to Today's Child,
Ministry of Comniunity and Social Services, Box 888, Station K,
Toronto M4P 21-12, In your letter please tell something of your
present family and your way of life. For _general adoption -
information Consult your lodil Children's Aid Society.
14 .TH EY BRUSSELS POST; JUNE 25i 1975
Mr. Handleman considered
another amendment he introd
uced to be important as well. It
allows the . Province to require
film distributors to make Canad-
ian films available, and to 'set a
quota 'on a monthly or .yearly.
basis'. -
The Canadian quota provision
replaces a simialr clause that
allowed Ontario to demand a
certain proportionof British films
That provision was never, used
according to Mr. Handleman, and-
it will be some time before the
Government is ready to require
film exhibitors to show Canadian
films. -
Bill 100, an Act respecting the
negotiation of Collective Agree
ments between School Boards
and Teachers, commonly refer
red to as the Teachers' Bill,
received second reading this
week.
The Bill permitts teachers to
strike, but provides for a number
of innovative and new concepts in
the collective bargaining process.
Generally, the bill's provisions
dealing with the fact finding
procedures, final offer selection,
the Education Relations Commis-
sion, the dealine for starting
negotiations, the good faith bar-
gaining and secret ballot prior to
strikes have met with favourable
reaction.
There haS been widespread
opposition to Section 64 of the Bill
which excludes principals and
vice principals from the collective
bargaining unit, hence they
would drive a wedge between
pricipals and their teachers and
create an iinpoSsible situation for
principals the event of a:strike.
The Other contentious issue his
to do with Voluntary or extra ,, •
curricula.activities: The Bill
Would place the activities as
contractual or negotiable items,
but the <teachers Wantthein. to
remain as a voltintary part of their
vvork,
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