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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1975-06-12, Page 19RSDAY, JUNE 12,`I9 + '!A! E. 7A • viTtne youth tells ister of Rducation has` tabled a Bill respecting the Negotiation Of Collective Agreements between School- Boards c h'he- Boards, and Teachers. Wier -riding objectives of a"thi.s. Bill, are to lay down fair and woi kable groundrules for or - Orly collective bargaining, and to lay the foundation for successful negotiations by reasonable people bargaining goad faith. The Bill, Mr. ells said achieves these ob- jectives.' It outlines procedures. to regulate the bargaining process. It provides innovative measures to avoid bargaining :impasses, it offers- practical alternatives to confrontation at every step, and recognizes clearly' • the realities of Collective bargaining in the field of education. One of the provisions of the Bill is the establishment of the Education Relations Com- mission, a new non-partisan independent body, to monitor and assist all local negotiations between teachers and school b rds. The Education Relations Commission will be Mainly an advisory body, consisting of . five impartial the Ontario Provincial P 1 eor rsons backed up,by a small or any municipal force that Council and ndmrthe Li The staff of experts in areas like would support the allegations Advisorye e ne otiations, finance and that the sale of tainted meat inL iqu osedr Advoisory council will i l be g this province from Quebec education policy. The Commission will not only in fact .take t Nixon accused prox mate yan 30 and member act° on behalf of teachers and Leader Rober from school trustees, but will act on the Government of "lack of The _ dv Advisory all walks stef lithe fe. behalf of students and parents adequate communication with ho are not directly health officials and otherat wwill bevmade up of not more core for the Council, represented in bargaining. y authorities on the tainted m Mr. Wells said points that , issue. than five members including the deserved ,particular mention Dr. Morton Shulman toe back chairmaniromantheanAdvisor- were: up his argument thatCouncil. Negotiations will continue to automatic firearms are too John Fisher, Q.C. has been teachers and trustees and Legislature, this week a black appointed to the positioof ad - either arty can obtain military -style rifle. There were Chairman d f these liquor i u r a e Pthe bargaining advice or gasps from G whenm he broadcaster, author, lecturer assistance from outside l,�enches oppositer director ces. pulled the .22 calibre rifle from ofd the eCanadiane Tourist Either party can serve notice beneath his desk. in January, that it wishes- to Dr. Shulman described in the Association, Centennialws formerly begin negotiations, leaving Legislature how he went with store to pur- misada's and populy known Com - seven months to negotiate a companion ase the rifle. He did not get as Mr. Canada. Mr. Clement newAll agreements- ene. agreements- must take the .45 calibre he wantedweapons ons an excellbut said thatent chalsher will make irman for these -effect on- September 1st, and was offered similar cartr d e, two bodies. expire on August.31, and may carrying a g The Minister of Health be for one or more years. similar to the one he had. When an - The scope of negotiations will asked what the purpose of had federalgovernmen approval, this week that with P un was, the salesman ever any-ter'ms--or, conditi�Qf__ a.g__...._ _. � a>�io_is_limiting the number emp iment put forward by • replied that Tit realty is only • except for a good for killing people". Dr. of immigrant doctors entering - certain either party, P Province. Immigrant limited number of - Shulman said no one asked his the items -such as pensions.,-_ name or asked for a license. Dr. doctors are not being approved Every agreement must - in-- --Shu n --also criticized the for residence in Ontario unless ave elude a grievance procedure to security of the Legislaturrnea'Theo ployment or µ'gree to maint n d em -n resolve disputes that may arise Speaker k d Dr Shul By Jock Riddell, 'furore Ml'1 enough to persuade the Speaker during . the question Government to launch a full period has ,t „ exercise judicial inquiry. discretion he wantedto know on There has been considerable what .basis the discretion was debate` in the Legislature about exercised, Mr. Bullbrook the alleged connections of referred to a ' question on organized crime with the draining a k at Speudbury ten distribution of tainted meat, which the Speaker ,unfit for human consumption, four supplementary questions. in Ontario and Quebec., 'Pat Reid Liberal Member for The Ministers of Health and Rainy River raised a question Agriculture have indicated that on . the appointment of a com- their 'investigations have un- mission, designated to do one covered no evidence to support thing, "that is, erode..the power these allegations thus ,far. of this Legislative Assembly According, to N.D.P. Justice and usurp the function of Critic Dr. Morton Shulman, the Government", and attempted illegal sale of uninspected to ask a supplementary horse meat is still widespread.. question, but was cut off: Mr. Dr. Shulman lias charged that Bullbrook pointed out that the Mafia is , connected with there was "some disjoint in these operations, and that at balance of priorities and im- least 23 retail outlets are in- portant Matters in this volved. Question Period". He said it A former Humane Society. was beyond his understanding investigator has claimed that how the Speaker could not see weak and diseased horses were the importance of and to mmittee sold at Qntario livestock that's being appointed auctions and laxer butchered disallow a 'supplementary for human consumption in a question. Minister of Consumer Mafia -run operation. Attorney The General John Clement told the and Commercial Relations, Mr. Legislature that to date no Sidney Handleman, announced information is available from the establishment of the o is Ontario Liquor Advisory The personnel of Transportation Trai ng Company of Canadian Forces School of Administration and Logistics bid farewe 1 to MCp1s Jim of devoted servel, gice He joined the Royal t who retired from !he Canadian Armed Forces after a period o 25 yea Canadian Air Force in August 1949 as an 9perator Mechanic;Mobile Equipment. iH Centralia, Gros Cana Whitehorse, Camp Borden, Clinton, Churchill, ser- vice in Aylmer, Trenton, Tenquin in France and CFSAL from 1969 to now. aizdph already has a "job" el has been lwith Sears in the ed as a driver instructor at the company. He is retiring in Bar home improvement section. The staff of TnTrg CoClinton, to 1 Engegwasand a five lin promoting Edna best wishes in all their future enterprises. While in MCp1 for young people. ase . hat looks like a a ratio of one doctor for every during the duration of an agreement. At any time during negotiations, teachers and trustees may ask the Education Relations Commission to send in a mediator or a fact finder, or to refer the Outstanding in issues to voluntary g arbitration or to Final Offer Selection. One 'of the innovative highlights of the Bill, Mr. Wells said is the option of Final Offer Selection, a form of voluntary binding arbitration, and to his knowledge is the first time that, it has been specifically provided for in legislation in Canada. Equally innovative and important is the creation of the fact-finding process. When negotiations between a board and its teachers are at or near an impasse, the Education Relations Commission will assign an impartial person, a fact -finder. His job will be to investigate both sides of the dispute and to write a report that will expose any extreme or unrealistic positions on the part of trustees or teachers. The ' wreport is made public if no -a a"findtit "'lists '-lneen -rearched-- within 15 days after it has been submitted. - Mr. James Breitliaupt, Liberal House Leader, said the Bill should "avoid the politics of confrontation that were allowed to fester, for the last year and a half". The Liberal party has taken the attitude that teachers should have the right to strike if other methods ail as have the New Democratic Party. The 'Education Minister said the Government will "retain the right to take specific ac- tions including legislative action if necessary ces tshould serious Pion f educational service occur." Both opposition parties have pressured the Government to uct a full public inquiry to the operations of Ontario Housing Corporation following disclosure that a Suzlbiiry in - both ac geent Conservativfe, es; made about $200,000 Government on land bought by public housing agency between • 1068 and 1972. Liberal House de James Breithaupt said picious and questionable dealinigs between Eugene annier and his wife Geraldine ted the ,.• OHc ShOul o be remove w weapon" from the chambers. 575 residents. Discu si federal The matter of the Committee being held withon expenditure was named in authorities "to make the the Legislature once again and necessary arrangements for all James Bullbrook, Liberal job offers to immigrant Member for Sarnia asked the physicians to be referred to the Speaker of the House for health ministry for an approval clarification on a procedural before they are confirmed for point. Recognizing that the immigration. This will enable ullett Happenings Class Learns seven points from the cham- about banking pionship, which was won by On May 26, Hullett Central's Blyth With 388 points. grade seven class took a short Therefore, Hullett was in fieldtrip to the Blyth Canadian second place, Huron Centennial nthird and Clinton Public in Imperial Bank of Commerce. . The visit was relating to the fourth. grade's math classes. The The Hullett participants at this field day should be students asked the bank manager, Mr. DeBoer, many congratualated on such a good effort. various questions about how . the bank is run. Fashion Show The pupils were shown a new The Hullett Central School's fifty dollar bill, told how to rnnasium was decorated. distinguish a counterfeit bill �� bouquets of flowers while from an original bill and were the grade seven and eight girls also given a short tour through presented Fashions Alive in the bank and bank vault. This was a very interesting Seventy-five. and educational trip for all who About 25 mothers attended attended. the fashion show as well as the grade six girls. The grade eight Track and Field Day . ; boys also watched since they On May..27, the. Clinton area shad on display some of the held.i:ts. track and field day. they Seven local schools par- ticipated including Blyth, Hullett, Clinton Public, Seaforth, Clinton District Christian School, Holmesville and Huron Centennial. Hullett once again, did really well by winning 381 points, only roj ects that made at.. By Chris Zdeb car with the constable at the wheel. At no time, , Constable -A Londesbora youth made his. McFadden testified, did the car fourth appearance In Clinton wheels squeal during .the Court .9n June 2 and told course of the ride. '' • ProyinCial Judge Glenn Hays At midnight that same that he would never appear in evening, the youth went to. the court again - at least not on any home of Constable Don Arm - charge in . connection with strong, who was having lunch, drinking under age. Larry Joseph Flynn pleaded guilty to, the charge of being a minor on licensed premises, but added, "I'm 18 now, Your Honour, so t -have no danger of that charge again." In reply, the smiling judge fined the youth -turned -man, $103 or 10 days in jail. Gary Laframboise 24, of Malden, found out that alcohol and medicine don't mix - the hard way, after the corn- bination resulted in behaviour that draw a fine of $53 or five days in jail. During a brief rampage in front of the Clinton Public Hospital in February, the former Vanastra resident when one and one-half bottles of damaged several parking signs beer were discovered in the car and created a disturbance with he was driving on the night of his shouting. Judge Hays May 10. The judge fined the 10 - passed sentence, noting, "I year-old man $53, or five days in realize you weren't yourself." jail. He reprimanded Mr. A similar fine was imposed Laframboise for not having on Leslie Parks 23, of Vanastra, apologized to the Hospital staff who -"was found transporting an since the incident and ice cooler containing 12 full recommended he do so upon bottlesdrive-in of beer theatre, from the local leaving the court.A $28 fine for failing to yield Testimony by Corporal Richard Lee of the Stratford was paid out of•court by Joseph detachment - of the Royal Waechter of Clinton. Canadian Mounted Police, resulted in a fine of $200 or 20 days in jail for an Auburn man. Ken Sproul 26, of RR 3 Auburn was not in court when the court found him guilty of failing 'to file his income tax. ' • Two wrongs did not make a right for 16 -year-old Thomas Fehr of RR 2 Clinton who was fined a total of $156 or 16 days in jail on two counts of creating unnecessary noise. Mr. Fehr was stopped by Clinton Con le Wayne McFadden on Apri 11 after he squealed his car tir s in turning a corner. When he explained that the tires always squealed because they were on a high- powered vehicle, Mr. Fehr was taken for a "test drive" in the industrial arts classes in Seaforth. During intermission the "Blue Bells" sang two. songs with the accompaniment of their guitars. Refreshments were served after the show. All the girls appreciate the in- structions and help from Mrs. Mathers, the Economics teacher. Home DON'T BE SHY COME JOIN US! * 1 .nth t ti�'�/Nllr/i �lil /iV/1111<</il�,�lll/, BE A+ BLOOD DONOR to protest the ticket he had been given for unnecessary noise three hours earlier. On leaving the house, Mr. Fehr proceeded to make another two bursts of tire squealing which left a 200 and a 400 foot tire mark on the road, Constable Armstrong said. Judge Hays fined the youth $78 or eight days in jail for each incident. Also fined for unnecessary noise on exparte testimony when he failed to appear in court was Paul Byers 21; of Clinton. Mr. Byers was sen- tenced to $53 or five days in -jail. John Bjerg of Bayfield was found guilty of having liquor $AV E SAV E $AVE Independent Shipper to United Ci =operative of Ontario Livestock Dept. Toronto Ship Your Livestock with Roy Scotchmer Monday 1s Shipping Day From Varna Stockyard CALL BAY F I ELD 565-2636 By 7:30 a.m. Monday For Prompt Service No Charges on Pick-up the Ministry to be informed of foreign graduates who wish to enter the Province and to determine whether or not Canadian Physicians are available to fill vacant positions. ' TRAC II BLADES BY GILLETTE 9 -BLADE ECONOMY PACK TODAY, THERE'S A SMALL FORTUNE TO BE MADE IN BACKYARD FARMING All that grass may be pretty, but 'vegetable dollars are, greener. Turn that extra ac or two watchinto a ' hat1eagdrdou with a Gilson tractor -team. dearly paid for start paying you back with a high return. 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