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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1975-11-20, Page 22T e shap- of things to come Sedan -like comfort tor two, than )(lid wedge line of the great international sports -racers, over he d m i power — key ingredients of this breakth ough rn chine by th sports car specialist. quires to file Plans. alipprovs the Ontario nerdy passed ._ e *Met. the al *qty mittee with no tronble. The Legislation defines six categories et opo su ters. The teams to Sim Priori in ; pplless, in., lu es ro: li ? eo and. villi i mailed to.reel pien. the . strike ends before Tuesday November 111th. GAINS cheques will be malted as usual. These arrangements to piek up cheques apply onto Ontario GAINS cheques for persons 65 and over. For the past two weeks, the officials in the Ministry of Revenue have . been telephoning Ontario Home Buyers Grant applicants whose applications have been approved and rehash* them of the date on ' which their grant • cheque would be available for. pack up from one of their locations. The locations Include most Province of Ontario Saving Offices, Regional Assessment Offices and .Retail Sales Tax District Offices, as well as the office of the Guaranteed Income and 'Tax Credit Branch at 7? Bloor Street West in Toronto. The Attorney General. Roy McMurtry informed the By Rena Caldwell We are sorry to. report Mrs. Ivan Forsythe fell and broke her arm. Miss Jean Ivison received word of the passing of her aunt, Mrs. Robert Brownlee, Thursday night in Oregon. She was in her SSth year and was a former resident of K.ippen. She leaves a family of three, two sons and a daughter. A stag was held at ,fully Gully in honour of David Well whose marriage takes place this week. Mrs. Robert Baillie visited with relativesnear here Supday. MEETINGS VANASTRA SHILLELAGH ihtuencet thr t with t!.JF theay.p 2"r toput to tip replant c dein, Robert Nixon. Leader of the Liberal Part?, asked the minister of eduction. Thomas Wells, to clarify the present situation with the secondary school teaeherS and the extent to which they come directly under' f urisdicticln of the pile w are, apply the p a wage control legislatlo federally, He wanted t Whether there has been . indication from Ottawa t2.aMr there . will be a► 'spar exemption pause of dating of the previous agreement„ and "whether" are to apt, at face value. statements that have been reported and allegedly ma+ by the minister of finance, that this particular situation falls directly under the regulations and that, in fact, no wage settlement more than 12 percent *ill be: per- mitted,"' Mr. Wells replied that he clarified this to both sides of the dispute, in a meeting he had with. thein. Mr. Wells said. that in this particular dispute the guidelines apply . to the secondary school teachers, and this was agreed o by both parties. However, there are sections in the guidelines which indicate that, perhaps, special consideration night be given. One of these sections in- dicate that "Special con- sideration will he given for those signing a contract, or negotiating a new contract for one that was signed prior to 1974". The other section concerns historical relationships and no one has given any explanation to it as yet. Under both these sec- tions, a case can be put to tete ,it to o local school girds retatyeta. VOW p rieents. which will amount to about $.3 h iildn this year, repSent more:. than , if a tot it revenues the provinces local gove indents and school boards, as well v vas conservation a�itlwora<ties, ctildreres aid societies. hezne for the aged and library boards. . Municipal leaders ?have accused the government eat lack of leadership in refuting to creates a provincitii anti. inila! Mars. Jean Bartllff sells hand-crafted ,articles behind the craft cot ter at St. Paurs Anglican Church bazaar and teas, held last Wednesday, November S. (News Record photo) By Bev Clark Onesitrple procedure could retvent your valuables from �.in� stolen, In Ontario, uF aries ' have increased from x,93Zen1. to in 1973. These crimes are in - ermine daily and are the most frequently reported in Ontario. If you are wiling to go to the OPP station near Goderie h, you'll find that they mt�+ have the solution to this p learn. Since last spring. the Goderich detachment has been in possession of two eldctric markers, given to then by the Goderich 'iin- smen. These markers li grow write onalmost any surface An initial or a license number engraved on that back stet plate of a. -camera or TV, or marked on tools. deters someone from taking thorn. or if stolen anyway, makes it that much harder for a thief to pass en.the stolen gra. "Another good point about these markers." said Con- stable John Wray, of the Godeerich OPP, "is that if there are initials or an identifiable mark on the t ten property. we can prove Mt the property w as stolen. Without any smarks,we caret prove , .that the goods were stolen. Many times people have had to give the item back to the person who stole No ribbing No soaking No steaming HAVE YOUR CARPETS AND FURNITURE CLEANED FLOWER -FRESH BY PROFESSIONALS M1,N'OC1eQ1i takes the soil; OUT! Hottoted 12b the Paiertt% • `+.1It'ti1 A it I.thrtt • anti Guaranteed Seal h tttiIt,t. the Durade an Foam-Absorpticin Process get• the dirt out that the tither methods leave in' :will teitilte, %piing ils,ot t, !bib Itw it .t1i (1.611t. tit Nc.tii histol* WAN *err e.tle,t' the • %fl* ti.i\ Can us tor a Free Quotation 482-7571 Larry Marfatt Clinton cou g thefts ne elsej atPe sale a • it. pause although they know its their property,. they have no way of proving it," Aperson wishingto use the marker, tan get It from that OPP's for as long as he need s it. Different groups, such as a church grotip or a woen's clubs can. phone the OPPand get a demonstration on how to use the electric marker. A film entitled, "Zenith WOO. showing how to implement security measures in your home is also part of the demonstration. There is no charge for the use of the marker.. or for the demonstration. Mkt I. available thrw114 the ainteirs trench • oft Want Cavity fiirary COST: tsc ow is to sheets *sloe *vet is shoots TIME: Mon .Fri. t e.tn.4:3et 74 Prat. Sat.. loliism# p.m Caused Wtdeesday Inquir* at Library • PUBLIC MEETING TO EXCHANGE IDEAS ON IMPROVING LOCAL GOVERNMENT IN HURON COUNTY WILL BE HELD IN THE CLINTON PUBLIC SCHOOL AUDITORIUM 011 WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER ts, 175 8:00 P.M. Sponsored by The Restructuring Committee of tturon County Council EVERYONE WELCOME! BILL G. HANLY CLERK ANSON McKINLEY WARDEN . scsulysmAistipia I-1CLiIL' MESSES Sail through theereason in our pretty , . , soft ... festive dresses. Styled to be ver- satile. Dress them up ..o-;. play them down and make all your holiday rounds. Big selection. +Trig } DAY MORNINGS IlltilkSOJIM FRIDAY HUM'S TILL ta;