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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1987-03-25, Page 29TICKETS FOR CREDITON DINNER Norm Eveland is selling admission tickets to Bill, Mork and Bonnie McNutt at Tuesday's Crediton Parks Board sponsored St. Patrick's dinner. LA photo :::.; ::max:.,: �CGs&2b .F 'd.w:s.:'.. ... By MPP Jack Riddell Record of second session As mentioned in a recent colulim, the Second Session,of the:3:h-(l Parlia- rnent of the Ontario Legislature end- ed February 12, 1987. 1 thought I- Inight-add a few more details of this productive session. Since i1 started on Regulation Act__l986 - Provides for April 22, 1986, 121 billsewent-through designation - of drugs as inter - the Legislature. including 28 which changeable -use of "generic" drugs. were carried over from the first Bill 165 • (Adoption Disclosure) session. Child Family Services Act Amend - 01 those, 71 -have-received Royal meat - Provides a fratnework for Assent and have become law. Includ- disclosure of certain 'information con- ed in the 7171 were two Private cerning birth relatives of adult Members Bills: the -'nine Amend- adopted persons. Bill 12 - CoMpensat ion 1'0r Victims of ('rime Act Amendment - Provides anew framework for compensation awar(Is and their enforcement. -Bill 65 - Labour Relations Amend- ment Act - Provides for the settlement of first contracts by arbitration where collective bargaining frustrated. Although the new session doesn't begin until April 28. 1987'with a new throne Speech, all MPP's are very busy. In addition to the full agenda of cabinet meetings and sub -committee meetings I am travelling extensive - ozYG.'�'�..:..1�:/q`:vNGY'•.s.h. Q.:`fd*a.c .:............sw' ::G::��'.�i4° tach o toiting3 Details record m(nt Statute Law Amendment Act, 1986 - Provides—for—enforceiner U'- through penalties for pollution offenses. - Bill 75 - Education Amendment Act, 1986 - Governs the use of French and English as minority Languages in the public school system. • Bill 76 - English and Wabigoon Systems Mercury Contamina- tion Settlement Agreement Act. 1986 - Settles decade -old case.of mercury poisoning of river system. Bill 111 Family Law Amendment Act. 1986 - Improves spouses" rights and benefits under pension .and in- surance plans. Bill 54 - Ontario Drug Benefit Act, 1986.- Puts the Drug Benefit Plan within a legislative framework. Bill 55 - Prescription IJrug Cost The .balance of the grant will_ be paid in-subsequen4 years -as construc- tion proceeds. - The Ministry of the Environment will provide a 50 percent grant towards the preparation of a Waste Management Master Plan for the County of lluron. The total estimated non cost for the study is $200,000. and will look at options for solid waste disposal in the County. mens Act;which starts Daylight Sav- ing time the first Sundae in Api•il, in- stead of the last: and Bill 146, which named a 'I'otvnship alter :Rick Hansen, the Man in -Motion. (fere is just a partial list of signifi- cant Government Legislation that was approved: - • -. Bill 30 - Education Amendment Act 1986 - extending full public funding 10 Roman Catholic High.Schools. - B ill 7- Equality Rights Statute Law Amendment Act. 1986 - Brought On- tario Iluntan Rights (?(xte in line with_ ('liarter of flights and F ree-dooms-: --ly-throughout-the-Provinee-and41)e_ Bill 9'4 - flealth ('are Actessibilily riding. meeting farmers.. producer Act, 1981; - Banned extra -billing by groups and constituents. doctors. - As well, all other NIPP's on both -Bill ft-- French. language Services sides of the -house have been follow - Act. 1986 - Extended rights of French ing a heavy regime of Committee Language to Ontario Government work. They are examining and listen - services. ing 10 -bt ie1s on private pension Bill 51 - Residential Rent Regula- benefits. pay equity. freedom of infra-- tionAct. 1986 - Extended hent Control malion and environmental clean-up to acid established a Rent Registry -hill name just -a fete. standardize most tents in 1)ntario 10 1hu•on grants a "fair market valise' The Ministry of -Env'ir'onment has B ill 10:1 - Election Finances Act. announced an ilerim -payment of 1986 - F01 first time placed limits in$20l.IIIIO10the town ofSeaforth aspart spending for' provincial election nt a $I,134,01)1) total grant on the campaigns.. town's' $1.562:000 sewage- works Bill 112 - Environmental Enforce- project. Science fair is set for Clinton in April Astronaut Roberta Bondar• at- tributes much of her success to her participation in regional science lairs. And 0's possible another astronaut is among the IICweSt generation 1►I young scientists preparing for the Ilurnn-('ounty Regional Science Pair. April 11) and 11 al the Clinton Public 'School in Clinton. Prizes 10 be won include rash awards. trips to the Canada Wide Science Pair in May and a trip to the Suncor Youth Symposium on Ar- tificial intelligence in .lune. Projects will be on display for public viewing from noon tintil 4:00 p.m. - Students in grades seven lo 12 from local schools will be competing in the fair. organized by local volunteers Anil sanctioned'hy the Youth Science Foundation. The Foundation. a charitable nonprofit, orgaliization. sponsors more than 80 regional science fairs that strelch($ Irons Wahush. Labrador 10 Victoria, British • ('olumhia. (Inc of the most coveted privies is the Suncor Energy Award. which en- titles the V0111.10' 10 t ravel all-exix'nses paid 10 a week -tont; national.sym- posium on artificial intelligence Al l in Toronto. The program comhines challenging ideas. "han(1s'on" science and all opportunity to meet like lnjnde(I students from all over. the country. -Ma ay Otlllt1'y- "\lany scientists an(1 futurists believe Al• will transform our think- ing. our .jobs and our society." said 'l'om Thomson. -president and chief executive officer of Suncor inc. "in- ternalhma1 researchers will help the students explore these issues. "Experts Froin Xerox Canada and the Canadian Institute for Ad- vanced Research will also help tine students solve a 'hands on' problem - the design of a simple AI program." said Mr. Thomson. Xerox is providing .AI workstations for the hands on part of the syMpOSium. Thomson said that "the era of in- telligent machines is still in the future. but the time 10 begin prepar- ing is now. 11'e.believe That the Sun- cor Youth Symposium will help make young people more aware of the Challenges the}' will face.' And we hope 0 will help stimulate debate on the. benefits as well as the risks (iI AI. -- SEED PIC UP DAYS PICK-UP YOUR PRIDE SEED At Doug Lightfoot's RR 1 Crediton on"Wed:, March 25 & Thurs., March 26 Time 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. For directions call 234-6287 REFRESHMENTS SERVED • ' Remember, if you pick-up and pay for your Pride Seed. this clip can he traded fora Pride Draw Pin. Customers are also entitled 10 a S% discount if seed is paid for on pick-up day. If you cannot attend Pride's Seed Pick:Up Days, seed will be deliveredps usual Ale(t Dale McAllister, with over 20 years experience in hairstyling, is now open in the lower level of the Devon Building. Phone 235-2801 Band Members Dashwood, Seaforth Band is holding their first practice of the se.OSOIL on Sunday, March 29th at Seaforth Town Hall, 2 p.m. More members are needed. All are welcome. 1 otsest Diner 237-3753 Dashwood ' Open 7 days a week Mon. to Fri. 7 a.m. - 7:30 p.m. A_Sat. 8 Sun. Z. t c% 7:30 P.m. e,close 7:30 p.m./ i BARN DANCE Friday, March 27: SINGLES DANCE Music by COUNTRY VERSATILES Dancing- 9 p.m. - 1 a -as. Saturday, March '28: Music by MERV WOODS' 9 -PIECE ORCHESTRA Dancing 9 pin. - 1 a.m. No Blu• Jeans, PI•as•I 349-2678 Group Reservations Welcome. Times -Advocate, March South Huron Junior Farmers Beach Party Dance March 28 Hensall Community Centre D.J. Mr. Happy 9- 1 $5.00 per person Age of majority card 25, 1987 Page 13A OHA Jr. 'D' Hawks Booster Club presents i Traces Sat., Mar. 28 South Huron Rec - Centre 9- 1 Lunch provided $7.00 per person QUEEN'S SEAFORTH'S BEST LIVE ENTERTAINMENT CENTRE PARTY HEARTY DOU BLE SHOT WITH THIS WE NO COVER Gordon Auxiliary Turkey Supper at Caven_Presbyterian Church March 26;-1987 5:00 and 6:30 p.m. Adults: 57.00; 12 years and under 53.00 Tickets available at: Anstett's, Feather _Tick and Smyths 1 tke Bea& DINING LOUNGE f, TAVERN OPEN WED. - SUN. Lunch & Dinner SUNDAY BRUNCH 10 a.m. 2 p.m. 238-2251 Grand Bend r O.E.S., Exeter Chapter #222 Ham &.Scalloped Potato Supper Exeter Masonic Hall William St. N. Sat., March 28 5 - 7 p.m. Adults 56.50 12 and under $3.00 4 and under free Advance tickets only from Image Cleaners, National Trust, EMA Foods, Dinney Furniture, Hopper- Hockey Furniture, Crediton 234-6221, Dashwood 237-3450, Hensall 262-2103 KEEGAN'S INN In Centralia presents the best in live entertainment This Fri. & 'Sat. March 27 & 28 Dance to HONEYMOON April 3 & 4 The new GRAND SLAM Our renovated licenced din- ing room is open 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. and 5 -p.m. - 8 p.m. For good food and live enter- - tainment come to KEEGAN'S INN Bingo I Lucan Arena Wednesday, March 25 Doors open - -6:30 Bingo Starts 7:30 Regular games, share the wealth, standup March Specials Every Wednesday night in March $1000 Jackpot game Mystery Bingo Game ' * Bonanza 5500,00 in 50 calls Escalating 5100 and 1 call per week Due to license regulations no one under 16 years of age will be admitted Exeter Legion Auxiliary Dabber Bingo Thursday, March 26 8 p.m. GUARANTEED JACKPOT "Letter H $50.00" Full Card 5500.00 Early'Bird , 10 regular games, 2 specials, share the wealth, Mini Jackpot No persons under 16 allowed to play Licence `number 537449 South -Huron Recreation Centre RUDY BAND Presents: 50's - & 60's Music Sat., April 25th Exeter Arena Dancing: 8:30 - 1 a.m. Tickets: 57.00 advance 58.00 at door Tickets at: Exeter Arena, Shaws Exeter, Shaws Hensall, Shows Zurich, Pinecrest Variety, Crediton • • • • • • • • • • • • 5-2.50 • TUESDAY • • ENDS • THURSDAY • 7:30 • 4 THE SQUARE 1 STARTS FRIDAY FRI. • SAT. 7 & 9 SUN. THURS 7:30 • roK I.K;HT • tl int, 4 • •.....••••••• PORK THEHTRE 11:11r)11 1)1X11tax Jh' )r to the unknown. there's no telling who will drop in... or who will droplk.Id. GODERICH • 524-7811 • • • • • • • • • • e 1 1' IT CHBOA •••••••••••••••• O. HOMESTYLE FOODS 437 Main St., Exeter 235-1842 Weekend Specials Thurs., Fri., Sat., Sun. Pizza Special '1.00 off 51.50 off 52.00 off Small _ Medium Large Fish & Chips 299 1/4 Ib. Hamburger We honour all competitors coupons ' Bring 'ern in'' 49 Middlesex Provincial Liberal Association Annual Fund Raising Dinner Friday, March 27, 1987 ,New Canadian Club Strathroy, Ont. Guest Speaker: Hon. Ken Keyes Solicitor General of Ontario and Minister of Correctional Services Social Hour 6 p.m. Dinner/ Dance 7 p,m. Tickets $50. per person. $25.00 for seniors over 65 or youth under 25 Tickets available from Don Boogermart 453-6300 Held under the authority of a special occasion permit 1