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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1975-11-27, Page 19&t1 Qntario Career icket With sbort ,. • roorrt's a long brown, pnlnt 14 ,.. 0 titilt Mrs.( r topic , Mr% race Drummond *WOO** * •, tfittligaild* 014 Parsons Mrs. Monley Cooper was , unstiine repori by' hop1taIlzd this wouk. 0dauggfleLi ofeoderich.St. troPhlt *114 * Maitre of h* wodto enter and leave 1 les frequentlr. epie convicted etbtedlng whim will be liable to a tine $2tito41013. Ottawa Liberal MPP Albert Ray has twice introduced a Private Member's Bill to provide mandatory seat belt us% and the Goverament's legislation is very similar. to his proposed amendment to the HighWay Traffic Act. Metropolitan. Toronto high schord teachers are still on strike. in spited attempts by parents and students to persuade thorn to return to itthe classrooms. ° There Is some speeWation that the Education -Relations Cora mission will intervene. This three member Commissien. appointed less than tour months ago under the new teacher collective 'bargaining legislation, is expected to be under immesh% pressure from parents who fear children will become victims of a bitter labour dispute. The legislation also provides two other options - binding arbitration and final offer selection. in which an independent third party selects the final contract position of either the board or the teachers. The striking teachers maintain that they are frustrated, confused and unhappy because they tk the respect of the public, the media and their employers ▪ the, city and five borough school boards. Their frustration has been mounting for five years - since the introduction of provincial spending limits on education, which led to larger • classes and heavier work loads. Sources of energy have been very much in the news • recently. AU home. heating bills- for oil, ges or electricity •- are expected to increase quite considerably this directoroftheChrlsUflas Msoeiatto said Tule was chosen because she had 'organized ecology programs on her own. Second place went to a student from Stratford's Northwestern. Julie was nominated for the award by SIMS ,principal Bruce Shaw and knew nothing about it until a Stratford radio station called to interview her. Site started cleaning up Utter around 'the school, where she is a grade 12 student inside and out Now the school has a policy that kids who get detentions are sent out to clean up the school grounds, "Every day they get three garbage cans fUll, last. around the schoolshe says. A year or so ago 'tine was active in a 'student council program that offered students to clean up senior citizens yards, tree. Few senior citizens took ad vantage of the free program though, Julie Says. She's On the executive of the newly formed Outers Club at the ,high school. They are offering to help clean up streamsetc., for the ministry of the environment. The club has about 25 members ,and is led by Seaforth policeman Dave Dale and Phys. EA teacher MarligmeWeller. When she finishes grade 13. Julie thinks she would like to take a course in recreation and parks development at Lambtan College In UnitaIt involves a lot of field work and "1 could be outdoors at ' last," she says.. A. trip-, across Canada sparked 'her. interest in cleaning up the cOuntrysitio. itt MoinitOba there Were garbage CMS everywhere by the side 0the med.and very LiteLlttle to41i'd liketo see ..thathere.",ShelaYi4n - tier family is'interestedim ecology too. "My Mother- -4 always picking 'upi things Julie says Most kids her age are tar terested too, the ecologist of the year thinks. Perhaps the grade nine students aren't, but as they get older, they realize it's important, she thinks. •- Sales old Sawicz At Country corner you'll find a comPlite Uwe at Wm/la snowmobiles and motorcycles. Worded abOot service? We love tott4inut Yamaha mechanic an staff,. . Nam hit CARMEL. •ORNER .237.3436 ptfldaitts tep.in.—Sundaystsoim t Conte*,RR 2Brussels RIM 1 5 Oestrelcher of, ficIteddouble-ring. ceremo The bride' dress was a fULL length while satin dress with toog Puffed sleeves extending into longi cuffs. The high collar Accented the V-neck Shecarried a bouquet 4roses, The maid of honour. Tarot ThurlOW'of Vanastra, wore a full4ength pale blue satin dress with elbow -length puffed sleeves. The dress bad a blab collar which went into a V-rieck front. Her bouquet was t cluster of blue, and white flowers. The bridesmaids, Lori Delier of Vartestra and Vicki Garland. the sister of the bride, wore the same style of dress, as the maid' of honour. Their bouquets were also a cluster of blue and white flowers. The best 'man was Lorne Strickler of RR 2. Brussels and the ushers were 'William Procter and Greg Hood. The bride's mother wore a medium ' .green. long, sleeveless dress with a aderust:s. Vt°1144t 4Cke Toronto, Clinton*, Vinous* eambOidga.. Kitchener% Listowel. Atwood an t w** held at ts attended o Lone Cllnton Legion. tron. After a wedding trip to Eirin°nt4t!lee)P1e trupoiVI40at t; 2. ases. Before her wedding Nancy had a shower given by Tarni Thurlow. ariothcr one held by - Mrs, Delia Hood in Atwood, one held by Lori Deller* Vanastra and one held by her rnotber.in4aw and sisters-Lnlaw • Wieghem Mrnurluls +13wirentked Granite +Cemetery Lettaing +Soy Direct and save COmmissiens. BUS. PHONE 30.1910 RES. $57.101$ Uiecin 1111,1C takes the sail OUT! Honored by the Patents Guaranteed Seal. the Ouraclean Foam -Absorption Process gets the dtrt out that the other methods leave tn' Natest tot taluns and Watt h and tookues hu L i‘t toe It ilk Int, 4111 ht1111C wad\ hit guests the Cali us for a Feu Quotation 482-7571 Larry Marlatt Clinton Pe le problems can be serious problems. This is what Ontario is doing to help solve them in advance. After the furnace, the water heater is the biggest user of energy in your home, Waste hot water, and you're wasting valuable energy. That's a good reason for getting full value from your water heater in every way you can. By fixing leaky faucets. By insulating tong'runs of hot water pipe, By waiting until you have'a full load before you switch on the clothes or dishwasher. By using cold or cool water when it will do the job. By taking shorter showers or shallower baths. By making sure that all the hot water that - eventually goes down the drain works hard for you -before it goes. The Cascade electric water heatergives you a dependable Supply 4t hot water and it makes 900I use of alt the energy it Consumes, But it up to you to use hot water wisely. Don't wast a drop. .,.„ Recently arrangements were made tor a group of Indian children to attend the utak school in a northern Ontario Cowri. • he principal of the school in the town was aware that Indian children sometimes had a rough time at the hands of other students. Midi° try to fbrestall this kind Of situation, he called in a Human Rights Commission counsellor to talk to the otherchildren The counsellor asked the children if any of them had ever moved to a new school and what they thought it would feel like if they were the strangers In this way he helped 'them understand how the Indian children would be feeling whenlhey arrived, and the Integration proceeded relatively smoothly. Community counselling is one oflhe niaior roles of your Ontario Human Riahts Commission We hold seminars and dis- cusSions with police in areas where *ere .-- are communicationbarriers between them and minority groups. tahelp relieve ten- sion and promote mutual understanding. We attend meetings of immigrants and native-born minority groups to explain to them both their rights under the legislation and their responsibilities as citizens of this Province We also help bring people into contact with local agencies like home -and -school groups, community and government agen- cies, and churches, which are avertable to help but which many people don't even know exist Wherever there's 8 difficulty based on race, language, colour or creed, the Human Rights Cominission it available 10 generate discussion and motivate people to develop understanding and respect for the Other's point of view Our job is to help bnng people together and encourage healthier relationships among all groups If you would like more information or assistance, contact the Human Rights Commisston at any of the following addresses HAMILTON 1 West Avenue South Postal Zone LON 2R9 Telephone 527-2951 ( E Nlrf828Ae n s0n e P9F4 1X9 4683128 KITcHENER 824 ktng Sheet West Postal Zone N20 101 Tetephone744-7303 LONDONwe 560bngton strew Postal Zone N6A 3R4 Tetephone 438.614 OTTAWA 2197 Riverside Dnve Postal Zone X IN 7X3 Telephone 731-2415 SAULT STE MARIE 126 Brock Street Postal Zone ROA 386 Telephone 949-3331 SUDBURY 1538 LaSalle Boulevard Pottal Zone P3A 1Z7 Telephone 666-3071 THUNDER BAY -435 James Si South Postal Zone P7E 6E3 Telephone 476-1693 • TORONTO 400 Universay Avenue Postal Zone WA 1T7 Tetephone 965-6841 WINDSOR 500 Ouellette Avenue Postitl Zone N9A 183 Telephone 256-3611 Ontario Human Rights Commission Bette of Labour •eStephenson, M.O., Minister Firovince of Ontario • William Davis* Premier .47•4,106,