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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1975-03-06, Page 14QNN1WS- O ,THUSD4(tmARCH 0;1975 , By Jack Riddell, Huron MPP The Government has Services: work as assistant recently announced this year's supervisors in training schools summer e lop l o y m en t or group hoines, as assistant programme, O n t a r i o correctional officers in training Fxperience'75, centres for young adults or as Ontario Experience '75 will probation and after-care provide approximately " 7,5® assistant. Summer jobs and an additional Ministry of Education : 10,000 student& will be em- operation with local school million more services being ployed as summer boards 'to undertake a wide rendered in 1973-74 than 1972-73, replacements by the various variety of projects of an The average cost per service ill 197 74 April 1973 to M rch 31, 1974. Total payment for all ser- vices was $557.5 million for 1973-74 compared to $516.6 million for 1972-73, an increase -of 7.9 per cent. This increase resulted from some 75,000 more patients being treated, and 7.2 Government Ministries, boards educational nature that w and commissions. also provide a direct benefit to Because of the mail strike I the community. will be pleased to provide some Ministry of Environment: details of this programme and • Opportunities in environment - could arrange delivery of related projects both within the applications to the appropriate Ministry of the Environment Government ministries. and in co-operation with Students are encouraged to universities, community submit their applications as colleges and recognized en - early as possible and they vironmentalist groups. should apply to programmes Ministry of Health: to operating in their own home provide social and recreational area because travel programmes in nursing homes, allowances, and room:. and designed to enrich the lives of board are not paid. They must residents and compliment also have the necessary regular activity programmes educational requirements. of nursing home staff; also Secondary classification means opportunities to work in enrolled in secondary school at Provincial psychiatric time of application. Post hospitals, motivating better secondary category means patient participation in social, students enrolled in a com- recreational and therapeutic munity college or university at activities. time of application. Ministry of Housing: Par - I have summarized some of ticipating in community the programmes below which renewal programs; students may be of interest to the undertaking administrative, students in Huron County. planning, community development and research Ministry of the Attorney • duties. Also gathering in - General: young people for formation and developing community work in connection, reports on local municipal with Provincial Courts (Family programs for the Ministry of Division) including observation Housing. (homes for children. Also senior Ministry of Labour: gaining law students to .staff com- practical knowledge of role, munity legal aid clinics, to operation and activities of provide legal advice and ser- industrial relations, function, vices to persons who cannot working with labour unions, afford lawyers; advise persons labour councils, large com- as to eligibility for assistance panies, employee associations under the Ontario Legal Aid etc.; also province wide con - Plan; assist persons in ob- struction industry survey. taining legal aid; provide legal Twenty portable display units, advice to those persons who do each staffed by three students not qualify. Senior secondary (male or female) to provide students to supply office ser- information on equal op - vices. portunities for men and women Ministry of Colleges and in International Women's Year. Universities: young people to Ministry of Natural work in Provincial art galleries Resources: . opportunities to acquaint them with the throughout the Province for various aspects of 'gallery manual, technical and clerical work, in museums whete._they positions.. . . : • r . ,. will be trained in basic museum Ministry of the Solicitor - cataloguing procedures and in General: to gain insight into the selected local libraries day-to-day operations of local throughout Ontario where -they police forces in a variety of will carry out duties related to research and clerical type the communication and positions. Application organization of Information; deadlines for post secondary and also "internships" to gain students: April 1, 1975 and for experience in technical. per- , secondaly students: May 1, formance and administrative 1975. If you need more general activities with organizations information or clarification you and co°mnies in the per- can contact Ontario forming and creative arts. Experience '75. The telephone Young people may also obtain number is (416) 965-0546 and interest free loans co a you may call collect. maximum of $1,000 per ven- Statistics released by the ture, to own and operate their Ministry of Health recently own summer business. A indicated that Ontario Health further programme co- Insurance payments for ordinated through the Toronto March, 1974, to medical and YMCA to encourage students to other practitioners amounted develop and operate low-risk to $51.4 million. This is the business with guidance from second highest of ' any month trained staff and some initial reported in the 12 month period capitalization; 15 projects only from April 1st, 1973 to March in different centres throughout 31, 1974. - Ontario. March payments, which °Ministry of Community and cover all services rendered in Social Services: opportunities , that month were up $3.7 million to work with municipal over February, 1974. This in - recreation departments in crease resulted from 106,500 developing leisure op- more patients being treated portunities for the disabled and and 590,900 more services being handicapped and in community rendered,,, in March over social service agencies such as February. homes for the aged, day. nur- •The Ministry of Health also series, , sheltered workshops. released • annual statistics Also work in a wide variety of summarizing Health Insurance recreational community payments tophysicians and projects funded co-operatively other practitioners. The data by the Government and local represents "gross payments for agencies. actual services rendered by Mret` s£ry' di"— rai `cat na-1--praotitioners- '-for-the—period- decreased to $7.08 in 3 - from $7.23 in 1972-73. The average cost per patient receiving services was $93.73 in 1973-74 compared to $87.98 in 1972-73, an increase of 6.5 per cent. TAX SERVICE CENTRES LIMITED The All Canadian Income Tax People Coast to Coast Main Office 745 Dundas St., London Area Representative, RR 5 Clinton VANASTRA PARK - Phone 482-7764 Immediate Cash — Refunds Purchased Call Por Appointments HURRY Supplies Are Fast Running Out SOME OF OUR BRANCHES MAY ALREADY BE OUT OF PAINT So Please Phone Ahead AND AVOID DISAPPOINTMENT h• angers havefun in Barrie On the first of November Mrs, Keith Aden and the First Clinton Ranger Company went on their first trip together to Barrie, Ont. They left after school at 4 p.m. and arrived at St. Andrews Anglican Church in Barrie at 7 p.m. The girls and their leader spent the night in the church, Mrs. Allen being with other leaders and the girls sleeping in a separate room with other Rangers. While thelre, everyone made many new friends, as Ranger Companies from' the entire Silver Birch Area were gathered there. Altogether, there were approximately 45 girls and everyone enjoyed themselves tremendously. On the second of November, which was a Saturday, NOTHING HELD BACK EVERY QUART, EVERY GALLON IN STOCK MUST GO! While stocks last, you can take your pick. Our ' Leisure Line paints by Scarfe come in ready mixed latex and semi -gloss interior finishes. Our Gold Line series offers exterior Acrylic Latex ... exterior Gloss Trims ... and interior/exterior porch and floor enamels. And every can in the store is on sale! But at $6.97 per gallon and $2.19 per quart, our stocks won't last long. So hurry for best selection! everyone sleepily awoke at 6 a.m. in order to go have break- fast at the local "Lakeview Restaurant," After breakfast, the girls and their leader,s .the to St. Andrews where they cleaned up, ,discussed events for Rangers. past' and presentr learned about careers for women in the 0.P.P. and then everyone washed up. At 12:30 p.m. they were all treated to a 'delicious chicken dinner provided by the ladies of St. Andrews Church. After that, everyone saw slides of the Kitchener -Waterloo Ranger Company's trip to Europe, and then they listened to a very interesting talk on back packing. The different com- panies then designed posters advertising their specific divisionsa., and then everyone had fun in a uniform designing competition, using newspapers. A campfire dosing was then held and everyone said good- bye. All in all it was a weekend enjoyed by all and it proved to be both interesting and educational for many Rangers and Leaders. Smokey's friends don't play With matches NOTICE Applications are now being accepted for the CLINTON CENTENNIAL PARADE SATURDAY, AUGUST 2nd. 1975 Entry forms are available at the Clinton News -Record or Clinton Municipal office. DIOUNTVI... D�•ITURS:LF SAVE OVER— OUR ENTIRE STOCK . e e .31/C SCA.FE PAINT 0 -1i INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR LATEX, SEMI -GLOSS ... EVEN PORCH AND FLOOR ENAMELS OR s -MORE OFF THESE 08I479(261658) IR. d[IO fS L TDLS089 NL CRT LONDON ONT 2-26 TED WEBS, SUPERVISOR OF O 0 589 FAIRWAY ROAD OPERATIONS, DISCOUNT BT SOUTH, KITCHENER ONT DAVE S HOME CENTRE 0 AS YOU KNOW, THE SHIPMENT OF 0 OUR DO -/T -YOURSELF 20.000 PANELS OURPLAD SALE AT SALE, WAS DAMAGED T WHICH WE ORDERED FOR ON IN 2.99 EACH. TRANSIT AND OUT AND CUSTOMERS MANY THESE THEY WHO.COME TO OF OUR BRANCHES HAVE PANELS WERE 0 00 DISCOVER THAT NO THESE BRANCHES MAY ALREADY EFFECTIVE SALE PANELINGSOLD IS BE VERY UPSET WHEN WOULD IMMEDIATELY, UPON AVAILABLE. 0 APPRECIATE IT BEING SOLD OUT THEREFORE,' DISCOUNT ON IF YOU Wopo.OFFER OF THE 2.99 PANELLINd I ' ANY pANEL'�INGrITJ THESE CUSTOMERS A T D DAVID W. CONY PAIN, STOCK EN PERCENT PRESIDENT. K QOM NOW TILL THE END � OFTHESALE. Includes general purpose cover, slip -off frame, trim roller, metal tray and handy extension handle. I REDUCED from 53.99 t. ,,J I't .d'. 4I While Stocks Last ... 5499 CARTONS CRISTAL CERAMIC TILE CASH AND CARRY OUR REG. CASH 8 CARRY PRICE FOR A CARTON OF 64 TILES IS 512.67 $99'7 You Pay Only Redecorate A Wcill With Beautiful Inca Red Z -BRICK AND SAVE It's easy. You can even install Cristal procedures .. . . and you Cristal Tile over outmoded tile sur- can finish the job with Cristal ac- tar.res-. t'ou g a f.pr.ofatsfziAnal :cessarlf . ,rsa 3a 8dheMveend.a .,,, looking results with step-by-step cessorles extra. "MODEL 5718 While Stocks Last ... HANDSOME INCA RED DESIGN OUR REG. CASH & CARRY PRICE IS $6.99 FOR 8 SQ. FT. PKG. Our Do It Yourself $ 94 Sale Price Is Only CASH & CARRY Adhesive & Sealer Extra. You can apply Z•Brick to any wall with adhesive lust like piling blocks It's easy, it's not too expensive And it can be a lot of fun THERE'S A DISCOUNT DAVE'S HOME CENTRE NEAR YOU: AMHERSTBURG EXETER GODERICH GRAND BEND HARROW KINCARDINE KINGSVILLE KITCHENER 736-2151 235-1422 524-8321 238-2374 738-2221 396-3403 733-2341 744-6371 KITCHENER BRANCH: Out-of-town Call Free of Charge: 1-800-265-8990 or 8991 REGULAR HOURS. Monday thru Friday from 8:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.; Sat. till 4:00 p.m. KITCHENER, WINDSOR EAST & WINDSOR WEST BRANCHES OPEN FRIDAY TILL 9, SAT. 1111 6:30 P.M..;,Grand trend, 'Medford, West Lorne, Exeter and Southampton Mon. -Fri. till 5:30; Sat. till Noon. Because many items are Clearance Specials, not all items are available a1 all branches. All prices are effective •� thru March 8th OWEN SOUND RIDGETOWN SOUTHAMPTON THEDFORD WEST LORNE WINDSOR EAST WINDSOR WEST 376-3181 674-5465 797-3245 296-4991 768-1520 727-6001 734-1221 fscoiiiir it,. 111 HOE)41L w III HMI ANTI, i$ d 11E11111111 1111111111d l A C)IVISION t) (�.�,.4'�k IUMt3Eq C;( tTU