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$34490 r3O.9 percent.
The,. Governinent
in-
troduced too
would fore, teachers to
return, to, ,
fines o!up to $500eac. n advise
the 14410 Arbitrator .be1ielitii
WIs to be itt Set Strike j"
net when It
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nan
. by" the
. be V', get/0;1141cl! N •
1911, r ---lest taken seriousl
September
ttrt in
atoe's 11.01 coMe bY Ofgelen it Is not
e i6e GOVernment''', He Plied 'havintht
UI5 1111
rnar teachers 011.04r SOPPort from- arnot to reany interlm .
"pay 'acre teachers OOVeretneetie failure to
work to rule Or re se. eat appoint .1.01 five Members of
utieS when thev the LOMMISelon, until after
19 (hi fagthis e etreStrike began*
strik� under e" /*gaining Sepporte4 the back -to -Work
iegiSit0100. Vrefeesi nal legislation because of con-
developmeflt days, tiken by cern about the affected
teaohere'itt the last two Weeks .students, they were very.
Of III4e tO mnrk napers examcriticalf the onvernmefl
abrekdcaenVcaelitileacite:sto. 51,00 are tc! Lillen ,f0derat-
N.p„p. Leader StePhee provincial
4011:1nlataiir;nreeniitr4te9n trehee
Lewis proposed an amend- without bringing it before the
;pent ;to the legislation legislature prior to signature.
Metro Board wage offer of an M.P.P.ntes Bullbrook, Liberal
,
for Sarnia, pointed.
average 24.6 percent increase
0 "floor" for compUlSarY outarbithtraattanar mmayattaery.,wthheattithnael
Celiraarnann, taatinod Ttehaechefnr; dtbeeedclusiaTeAiiii:i.itrefloitetirno, warnithsvonattpdoei
ederatiOn have urged all
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Mrs*BettY Setate editor Huronview News, re aver'41Weiniateriatt0'.
,
he
pubileatien. News is a quarterly latagaibte Pot out b)f'tho reside
fintOnOew, the County Senior Citizeni home near Clinton. (News -Record photo)
ir •
an agreement which will have Happenings MdarusihNtearrYs-intlaPwshailMilaargd :reel;
titIrfie ea opra r tt oi e Sptr ev dt aeb ltios rh scuociih.. °marl° has. wilhout
_tieenSwaY
legislative pproval, signed
tinuednegotiations.
However, the Liberal Party that effect which is in direct F therston at the Queen- grandchildren Danny and
Betty Upshall and
Visitors with Clara and B
did not support this aMen-
dment because there seemed
littleiatost acto.t obr meritNoai n p r tyingdet e rthe
na re cl-
• b
ixon, probably
making his last major speech
in the Legislature as the
Leader of the Liberal Party,
said his party would vote to
get the schools open,
believing that compulsory
arbitration is the only way to
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I'S. Lenore Sutherland, night tOpervlsor of Huronview, puts her feet up after retiring on
ihirtliday, last Thursday, January. IS. The staff of Hurottview gave her the chair and
h o tornan as a gift. Nursing director Jean Jacob -is standing ne.xtote Mrs. Sutherland.
ews-Record photo)
Hurotmew News....
(continued from page 1) •'
citizens in a project 'Mr 19'
inoriths.
"May, 1976 will be the end.
of ow 18 months and the
grant isn't renewable,but
Huronview has tentadVelY
budgeted for it," 'said 'Mrs.
Scratch.
and 93 of the British Nor .
th sway Nursing Horne were her- Trudy and brother ames the magazine, is, printeda
contra -Vendor, of Sections- 92
America Act. -the courthouse in Giiticrich.
"I believe the agreement to
sisterS. Mrs. Beula Smith. meipaugalt.
Mrs. Margaret Larson, • , Roy. Glenn Wright of\
Bele Reid and her brother Exeter took the church • ..m.,A-r.
Mrswhere 450 issues are made up,
5.,•,‘", ty people tend to
be illegal," said Mr. and sister-in-law, Mr. and service on Thursday, ac- ,
Bulthrook. "The best they can sirs. Bill Parker. think in the past. Th.c
hope for is . to rely on thempanied by Louise Mit-
chell at the, piano. Unit 4 of Huroriview News
something that projects , our .
is
peace, order and good w iMt hr Mrs SLynnhi Shirleyr 1 eLy4imProutyre, vlissoi tbeedl
the Hensall United Church
government clause and a entertained the residents on thinking into the future. It
section of the British North Sproat, Alex Barrett and Roy
McDonald; Mrs. Vera Monday at bingo, under the . makes us feel that v. e are still
America Act to legalize in the Brintnell visited with Miss direction of Mrs. Earl Rowe. of some usefulness and
most peripheral fashion the Isobel Brintnell and Mrs • -Mrs. - Laird Mickte en-
service." said Mts. Scratch.
signing • of this agreement, . Mary • Upshall; and Mrs. tertained the residents with Marc Lalonde, federal'
minister of health and
bring about a settlement. .You can't delegate your Irene Finnlayson visited with piano music.
welfare; after receiving two
However, he expressed his authority . . .the Province of Mrs. Mary Parlmer, Mrs • Peisonals
reser Mrs Anna Mr. Tom Peters of Port publications of the HuronView
government provision for a
authority to the federal billing, - , ' Alice, B.C. is spending some News, wrote and said: "I was
'vations about the Ontario cannot give their Mary Upshall and .. .
two-year seitlement, because government. . .This happens , Mrs _ ' Ada Smillie was time with his mother, Mrs. pleased to receive the twil
this may not be necessary if to be a parliamentary visited .by her son Clarence-; Fred Peters and also visitin issues of the Huronview News
Ontario public sector ern—, democracy ' and we,. as . a . mrs. Katz 61 Exeter visited
• with his father Mr Peters,
g‘,} and have perused the con -
p . his daughter Aleida ,
----- twho is recuperating following tents with increasing ad-
juris Dorothy Prouty and Mrs. a heart attack in Win h m miration for the talents and
loyees are to be under the legislature. are part•, of a I,
diction of the Anti- paiiiamentary system. You
Inflation Board. don't go around surrenderin General Hospital. g a discernment of editor and
basic constitutional rightsg. McDonald visited Roy her staff. You are all to, bi$.
congratulated on the
• He also criticized the McDonald; and Chester and Mr. John Petty, who had
toward the Ontario Education constitutional respon- Hazel snot visiteceb Verald. icy street and dislocate his publication of such a personal
and newsy magazine.
Government' s a tt itude You don't go abdicating basic Illa Dunn . .
and Charlie and
, the misfortune to fall on the
Relations Commission, an sibilities, legit!' or otherwise. . Laramie, Roy Adeline
shoulder. is convalescinkla - Huronview News is not
agehey _created last year We are a legislatare, and we Louise -Mitchell and ,
t.- JosePh's: th3sPitah" -published just for the
when teachers were given the demand our rights to Kraft.
Mr. and Mrs.. Bert 199131) , 'don. residents. ILA a magazine
Commission was estalOished See you nextweek also visited with Mrs. Kraft.
- • •
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in Vilaigharn tinsiiital"-- ,ui•*" County could be readm g.
Mrs: Joyce LiX is a patient
, , w ic
h' h the rest of Huron
Legal right to strike. The legislate." '
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