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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1976-07-22, Page 7r J "i 4.,1,14 lisuovi Me ens do the Legislature were sgmmoned back to an emergency gency ' 4e4s_ion to con- sider legislation 4ntroda.ced •by the Pretnler, that, would retroactively legalize an arrangement with Ottawa, piaGing Provincial and Murdcipal:, employees under the control of the Federal Anti*fn;flation Board. • The Supreme Court of Canada ruled that Ontario's previous arrangement with Ottawa, passed by Cabinet Order -in -Council without being referred to the Legislature was illegal. The' -Liberals moved last fall to set up a Provincial Anti -Inflation Board to deal with the Public Sector iia Ontario, but the i P eppused the iitotion . As a restilt the Provincial and Municipal workers were placed under the control of the Federal Anti -Inflation Board. The Liberal Party still believes there should be a Provincial Board but in- dicated in the Debate pf this •Emergency Legislatiob that it was too late to set one up now, as 82:673 Ontario workers halve already been affected by the MB decisions as of Junes, 1976 and a great any mole had been affected since then which are not tabulated yet. Of those 55,290 are in the Public Sector and the reminder obviously in the Private sector. The AIB has made decisions on 987 cases as of June 25th, 1976 of which 186 are Ontario Public service and 119 Ontario private sectdr. In other words about one third of the decisions invOlva Ontario workers. The Leader of the Liberal Party, Dr. Stuart Smith. during the debate went on to say that the Federal A.I.B. has built up a whole backlog of jurisprudence. They have built up the experience, they have trained the staff. They have gained the experience that is necessary. Dr. Smith went on -to say that it does. not seem .reasonable that we should now duplicate all that, start all over again in Ontario, retrain everyone here. have them go through all the learning, process and duplicate the whole bureaucracy at the Ontario level at this point. It .was a good idea last fall when the Federal A.I.B. was first established but it was too late now and as a result the Liberal Party supported this legislation made necessary when the Supreme Court of Canada rejected Ontario's .entry into the program with an Order -In -Council last January. The NDP opposed the Bill becau a it opposes the Anti - Inflation policy. There was lengthy debate on the bili but it received third reading and was proclaimed by late af- ternoon on Thursday. The House wit be recessed for the summer, months until called back this fall by the Lieutenant Governor or earlier if another emergency arises. such as Legislative approval to close hospitals, if the Court of Appeal rules that the Provincial Government acted illegally in closing Clinton. Durham, Chesley and Doctors' Hospital in Toronto However. the closing of Doctors' Hospital is being reconsidered by the Minister of Health Frank Miller. Mr. Miller announced in the Legislature this week that the Ontario Council of Health, ill take a fresh look at wkether Doctors' Hospital should close. Doctors' is one •f nine hospitals the overnment ordered closed list sprang and one of four stat has remained open ,Qllowin) a May 10th avis iora l Court Ailing that e Method of closing was not Proper. . The Government has ap- trailed the ruling to the I, eta �a1 �: Ne *��R ^'.'ni!Yss�n� lhrn� =f, ,v 1h ,•ekti�ei 9 Queen's Park - six Ontario Court of Appeal and expects a decision in Sep- tember. The move has been seen by some as preparation by the Government for a fall Qr winter election precipitated by the hospital closing issue. M.r. Miller indicated that if the Gover- nment loses lis • appeal, he wants to introducewhatever legislation is necessary to enable the Government to close the three other hospitals that had remained opened in Durham. Chesley and Clin- ton. Both Opposition Parties have said repeatedly that they will oppose legislation to allow the closing of these hospitals. Liberal LeOleg Stuart Smith said that he feels the Government has managed to get aside the thorny issue of Doctors' Hospital thus avoiding the loss of Toronto's ethnic vote and is preparing to fight an election on the closing of the other three. It is my opinion that Doctors' Hospital will be finally rescued by the newly announced study but I believe that if Doctors' Hospital is saved the Government will not be able to avoid similar studies in the areas where the other three hospitals are to be closed. I can- see no practical impediments to a Province - wide study. • Mr. Miller indicated while the Province mayeventually do similar studies elsewhere none will be done in time to save the three small hospitals. The Minister of Health's intention is to close them and he said himself that Clinton RACE t • Pace - CHIEF YOUNG J D RELCO HARLO CHAMP WIDOWER'S TUX MISS LEPAGE WATCHER'S PRIDE JAY'S CONNIE A-E ARDA DREAM FAMOUS LOIIELL RACE 2 - Pace JIVA RICK WAVA JUNE WING HEEL • ROYAL•GEORGE DORA FRISCO EASTERN JODY ABIDE N AE CHASE OF FAME SKIPPY MAC GORDON RACE 1- Pace MANITOBA SONG UNDECIDED NOW CATHY'S HAT AIRBORN RON ToP GENE TRUE PERSONALITY KEYSTONE HARTREE AE REGGIE FORD LYNDEN SQUIRE RACE 4 - ice GRATEFULE DANDE ARICHAT BAY SARONG LOBELL MERRYWOOD MITE DISQUALIFIED MISS WILMiNGUN ELIGHT RICHELIEU AE TIMBERINA HY KERR'S BOY . RACES • Pace HAZY DARES JUDY MATHERS DASHING DODIE MARGO JOHNSTON J.1V'ET EXPRESS MUDDY ROYAL TAIL BACK AE he- feels more secure about the clneinpe of the other thre4 than the closing of Doctors" Hospital. Pending the decision of the Court ofAppeal, f believe that the Minister will have to give the same considerationto the other hospitals which ap- pealed the closings in the first place or come to the Legislature for approval to close the hospitals. The Opposition Parties have said repeatedly that they will oppose legislation to allow the closing of these hospitals and this of course could be con- sidered as a vote of non confidence by the Premier which would lead to an election possibly this fall. A select committee of the Ontario Legislature htti been ,established to review Ombudsman Arthur Maloney's report on provincial government land acquisition in North Pickering. The report was presented to the Legislature by Mr. Maloney after talks between the Ombudsman and Premier William Davis failed to produce any agreement. It is the first time an Ombud- sman's report has reached the House, which is the final stal3e provided for in the legislation that created the office of Ombudstan. The proposal of a select committee of eight members from all three parties, under the chairmanship of James Renwick (NDP Riverdale), was passed unanimously. There are three NDP, three Conservative and two Liberal members on the committee. Entries Parse 5155 C Young E Mathers H Gtbbings R. McLean M. Vanlanduyt R Rundle J McComb K Houston L. Revington Pune MOO D Hackwcil A. Hardy R Weick T B.A C Ntdde T Kerr K Hardy Di Stevens ✓ Hodgins Pass UM D Jewitt R. Morgan ✓ Vanstone B Maguire J Bryan J Muir N McKnight- Jr J Meriam C McCaw Pane nee R Colvin Wm Edwards Di Stevens L DeCaluwe Wm Caldwell N McKnight, Jr G Woollen J Duckworth D Jewitt Puree $ase D Jewitt M Sewers P Kerr A Abbott • Wm Getman R Jerry G Durdie BOLD TAR HEEL RACES- Pace JEFFERSON PAINTER POLLY'S BEST ROYAL LIGHTNING HALAGRAPH CACTUS MACK BOBBY AR GALT E. BOLD TAR HEEL RACE 7 - Pace TI Eif..Y KING GRANNY MATHERS BEN/ELLER BUDDI HOOT CALL GOOD N TUFF VITA VICTORIA TARTAN ROSE A.E BUBBLING OVER DOUBLE ROYAL RACE a - Pace PRIMA DAISY tMA CARRUTHERS HI LEA SUE SANDRA'SSKIPPY HOMEY TONK OZARK CHIEF CAMP FROS17E A.E GOLDEN CHRIS YANKEE GO LEE T.B-A. Parse MO N-, McKnight, Jr. K. Hardy Di Stevens G. Woodburn A. Abbott J. Muir J. Darling T.B-A. Parse OM v: Hodgins R. blathers V. Venetone T. Kerr K. Hardy A. Abbott J. Pollard D. Jewitt B. Maguire Parse UM K. Hardy K. Houston R. McLean R. Rundle T. Kerr C. Yang A. Hardy . D. Jswritt M� Lee RACE 9- Trot Parse MU HERB MON A. Abbott ARNIES BROWNSTAR T. Kerr VAL DOR R. Rundle MAXINE'S GAL T -B, -A - JEFFERSON PEGGY G. Durdle MISS SKIPPERETTE C. Crandon SCARLETWALBOB F. Darn AE COLA's VIC D. Kerr CAM'S CATHY P. Kerr RACE Hi- Pace BETA PENNY STERLING DANCER S:AMPSONETTE DILLY DARES LADY SAMANTHA HARRY PARK JO SPINNER PasettaM R We'kk TBA. K- Graham ' D. Jewitt T.B.A. T -B A. L. 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Greg Potter of Goderich. and Bill Stewart of Goderich both shot 24 out of 25 traps and were followed by John Greidanus of Clinton, Mery Batkin of Clinton, Tom Allen of Londesboro and Murray East of Clinton who all hit 23 targets. Ashley Gilbert of Goderich shot 22, Bill Thompson of Clinton hit 20 and Bradley Mann of Mensal' shot 19 targets. Meanwhile, Paul Stanley of Clinton hit 19 targets. Dwight. Kinsman of Kippen hit 17, Janet Potter of Gun Club results Goderich, Jim Caldwell of Kippen and Bill McGregor of Kippen shot 15 while Paul • Millar of Vanastra hit 13 out of 25 In the Vanastra Skeet Shout held on Saturday, July 17 with Tom Allen, of Londesboro chontit+c* r+ nbrfor-t of 25. ti Y, s # F G Clinton Juniors at Chesley Tourney . Last Saturday the Clinton Juniors travelled to Chesley with a skeleton squad to - compete in the third annual Chesley Senior Baseball Tournament. Clinton drew the Coltingwood Cavemen in the first round. Mark Nicholson pitched a strong four .hit game., The Cavemen though. had an equally tough op- ponent. A missed fly ball in the third inning by the Clinton right fielder cost three runs. Going into the last inning, the Juniors were down by three runs but could only get two. losing to Collingwood, 6-5. Don MacDonald started the second game of the day against the Tillsonburg Red He was followed by Mery Batkin of Clinton, John Greidanus of Clinton and Harrison Schock of Zurich hitting 23 of the 25 skeets. John liessel of Goderich shot 22. Bill Pincombe of Toronto hit 21 and Ashley Gilbert of Goderich hit 19 skeets. FARM DRAINAGE G. W. CLARKE DRAINAGE CONT. LTD. ARVA Accepting -work in Clinton, Goderich area. Four inch and six Inch plastic installed. Phone 524-7037 Evenings Sox, who ousted the Juniors - with a score of 4-2. T. Mansion blasted a home run in the first inning to start Tillsonburg off in the first inning. 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