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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1982-01-13, Page 9• 1 • •+ • YtY,M.MMM,MMMMM,M4MM0.4sMIN,N„M,M,,1„I,,,N,MNN.NM.NNNM/$466.N6N0M6•. .nH.,••. M•NM.MM/MMMWM..MM..M.M/.NMM./MNIMWM.IM.M.MN.MNMMtlM dwa w JACK RtoORll, MPP Following is a partial text of. the Lieutenant Governor's Prorogation Speech of the 18th December, 1961. "Financial matters and the economy in general have been a primary concern throughout the year....The economic pressures...have been hard on all sides. Sustained high Interest rates. which have only recently eased downwards, dealt a particularly harsh blow to farmers and home owners, prompting the need for supportive measures." Times -Advocate, January 13, 1931 P.9 .1, M.M•WM,MN.,M. Prorogation speech features financial matters "Low prices exacerbated the credit problems faced by livestock producers, whose income accounts for more than one third of farm gate receipts. Under an emergen- cy plan announced in June, the province allocated $37 million for cash payments to see beef producers through this hardship. As of December 1, an additional $20 million is being made available to cow -calf producers, to help maintain the stability of the beef in- dustry, in the absence of an NOW New Universal Life Insurance paying currant interest rates. Presently 13.5% . Ask to see a personalized computer proposal. Now is the time to look after your RRSP. Flexible, no load plans available. CONTACT BOB McKINLEY ( Telephone Mensal! 2624462) Dominion Lila THE DOMINION LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY ,r. adequate national program." ' "Among measures taken during the year to meet needs in the housing field were: the Ontario neighbourhood improvement program, the Ontario rental construction loan program, and the residential energy advisory program. Reduc- tions in the differential between rural and urban hydro rates have been authorized under amendments to the Power Corporation Act." "Legislation was passed to enlarge the mandate of the former Ministry of Housing to incorporate municipal af- fairs. A new approach to amalgamation or boundary disputes between municipalities is now law. The new Planning Act has had second reading and will receive committee con- sideration over the winter." "...the government has entered into arrangements for the purchase of 25 per- cent of the shares of the Sun Company Incorporated, Pennsylvania...other Cana- dian investment will be sought to bring the level of Canadian ownership of shares in Suncor to 51 per- cent in the near future." "The shift from more traditional industries to new technologies is making itself felt. In certain sectors of the economy the impact of these changes has resulted in harmful employee layoffs. At the same time, the de- mand In newer areas and particularly in advanced technology skills. is rapidly increasing." "Our educational in- stitutions have a crucial role to play in helping society to meet these changes. Two studies. commissioned by the government last year, were published this fall, namely the report of the secondary education review project and the final report of the committee on the future role of universities in Ontario...Various programs are in place to forge stronger links between the educational and industrial sectors. "Tourism in Ontario had the best year ever in 1981, with especially high gains in visits from the Unites States..." ISARGAI MEM MACARONI & CHEESE KRAFT DINNERS 41Foit L225 g. _ PKGS. • "The report of the royal commission on pensions, published early this year, has received wide attention. A first response has since been prepared by a select committee of the Legislature, with recommendations for im- plementation proposals." "Pensioners, lower- income earners and persons on fixed incomes have been granted a new home heating tax credit to protect them against cost increases...." "Standing committees of the House have given thorough consideration to the Ontario Human Rights Code 1981 and to new legisla- tion for civilian review of complaints against the police. the latter being a pilot project specifically for Metropolitan Toronto." "The revisions to the human rights code are among the most extensive in its 19 -year history and now include handicapped, marital and family status as prohibited grounds of dis- crimination, among other provisions." "Services for francophone citizens have been markedly improved...The right to use French in civil trials, to come into effect next April 1, will cover 80 percent of Ontario's francophone pop- ulation. Access to bilingual criminal trials is already available to 100 percent of the French-speaking pop- ulation." "Administration of the Jack's jottings government -wide customer service program is now con- centrated in a new service development 'division of the Ministry of Government Ser- vices. reinforcing the con- tinuing high priority of this aspect of government operations." "The International Year of Disabled Persons receiv- ed widespread recognition throughout the community... New initiatives affecting several eiisting government programs for disabled per- sons included the extension of basic eligibility for family benefits. additional atten- dant care services improved access to provincial parks and revised rules for sales tax rebates on vehicles for use by the disabled." A FAMILY STROLL — Rick and Nicole McDonald decided to take their children for o short walk Monday afternoon since Mr. McDonald did not have to work. Their two daughter ore Michelle and Lisa. The family lives on Huron Street in Exeter. ZEHRSD APPLE JUICE CANADA 'A' GRADE ZEHRS LARGE EGGS 48 OZ. TIN 1\ N61YIt fI1FfM ENGLISH MUFFINS PKG. OF 8 MOW ZEHRS SPAGHETTI 111?/TINS LIMIT 3 DOZEN PER FAMILY DOZ. Quebec visitors in Staffa By MRS. J. TEMPtAMAN Mr. and Mrs. Eric Norris and boys, Bale'd Urfe' Quebec, visited in the holidays with Mrs. Orpha Norris and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Norris and family. Mr. and Mrs. Wyn West, British Columbia visited Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. Rob Templeman, Carrah and Cain. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mauer, Exeter visited Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. John Templeman and family and Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Miller. Paul Miller is visiting with relatives and friends in Calgary and Edmonton for a few days. Mike Parsons has returned to Edmonton after spending Christmas with his family. With Mr. and Mrs. Rob Templeman and family New Years Day were, Geri and Jennifer Neilson and Ruth Templeman Stratford; Darlene Templeman, Exeter; Don Elligson, Goderich; Karen Ulch and Terry Templeman, Mitchell; Nancy and Kimberly Ber- .tens, Fullerton; Mr. and Mrs. John Templeman, Richard and Bart. Mr. and Mrs. Rob Tem- pleman and family were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Hap Swatridge and Jill of Wingham on Saturday. The first Cromarty Scouts, Cubs and Beavers, are holding their annual- bottle driver, Saturday, January 9. Please have your bottles ready when they call bet- ween 9 and 12 noon. Mr. and Mrs. David Kemp and family, Clinton visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Bob Norris and family. i MONARCH SOFT STYLE IMPERIAL MARGARINE 1 Ib. TUB MoCAINS FROZEN SUPER PATTIES SUPER CRISPS gz89` SME PALMOLIVE DETERGENT ONE UTRE 229 KRAFT CRUNcIII Oft SMOOTH PEANUT BUTTER 500 g. JAR 199 ZENRS STRONG GARBAGE BAGS PKG. 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