The Wingham Advance-Times, 1972-02-10, Page 14Par 8—The Winghain Advance -Times, Thursday,, February 10, 1972
Premier Davis makes 19 Cabinet changes
Premier William Davis last
Wednesday. Feb. 2, announced a
major re -alignment of the On-
tario, Cabinet, involving 19 out of
21 ministries.
Following is the fist of Cabinet
Ministers and their portfolios:
Honourable Allan F. Lawrence,
provincial secretary for Justice,
and Minister of Justice and At-
torney General, relinquishes the
portfolio of Justice and Attorney
General.
Honourable W. Darcy Mc -
Keough remains treasurer of On-
tario and Minister of Economics
and also becomes Minister of
Municipal Affairs. When enab-
ling legislation is passed, Mr.
McKeough will become Minister
of Finance and IntergOvernmen-
tal Affairs.
Honourable Robert Welch, pro-
vincial secretary for Social De-
velopment, and Minister of
Education relinquishes the Edu-
cation portfolio.
Honourable Bert Lawrence,
provincial secretary for Re-
Airces Development, and minis-
'er of Health, relinquishes the
Health portfolio.
Honourable John Yaremko re-
mains Provincial Secretary and
Minister of Citizenship. When en-
abling legislation is passed, Mr.
Yaremko will become solicitor
general.
Honourable Allan Grossman,
Minister of Trade and Develop-
ment, becomes Minister of
Revenue with additional respon-
sibility for the. Ontario Housing
Corporation.
Honourable William A. Stewart
remains Minister of Agriculture
and Food:
Honourable • Charles Mac -
Naughton, Minister Of Transpor-
tation and Communications, be-
comes chairman of the Manage-
ment Board of Cabinet.
Honourable James A. C. Auld,
Minister of Ptiblic Works, be-
The Wingham Advance -Times, Thursday, February JO, 1972. -
comes Minister of the Environ-
ment.
Honourable Rene lirunelle,
Minister of Lands and Forests,
becomes Minister of Social and
Family Services.
Honourable Dalton A. Bales,
Minister of Municipal Affairs, be-
comes Minister of Jostice and At-
torney General.
Honourable Thomas A. Wells,
Minister of Social and Family
Services, becomes Minister of
Education.
Honourable Fern Guindon,0
Minister of -Tourism, and Infor-
matiOn, becomes Minister of La-
bour. •
Honourable John White, Min-
ister of Colleges and Universities,
becomes Minister of Trade and
Development and Minister of
Tourism and Information. When
enabling legislation is passed,
Mff.White will he(.nrne Minister
of Trade and Industry.
Honourable George A. Kerr,
Minister of the Environment, be-
comes Minister of Colleges and
Universities.
Honourable C. J. S. Apps re-
mains M•nister of Correctional
Services.
Honourable Gordon Carton,
Minister of Labour and Minister
of Financial and Commercial Af-
fairs, becomes Minister of Trans-
portation and Communications.
Honourable Leo Bernier, Min-
ister of Mines •and Northern Af-
fairs, becomes in addition Minis-
ter of Lands and Forests. When
enabling legislation is passed,'
Mr. Bernier will become Minister
of Natural Resources.
Honourable Eric A. Winkler,
Minister- of Revenue, becomes
Minister of Financial and Com-
mercial Affairs. When enabling
legislation is passed, Mr. Winkler
will become Minister of Public
Proti.,ction. -
Honourable James W. Snow,
Minister without Portfolio, be-
comes Minister of Public Works.
When enabling legislation is
pa, Mr. Snow will become
Minister of Government Ser-
vices.
I lotiourable Richard T. Potter,
Minister without Portfolio, be-
comes Minister of Health.
Enabling legislation to estab-
lish the new Ministries will be in-
troduced during the next session
of the Ontario Legislature.
Lakelet
Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Fergu-
son visited Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Steve Pomeroy in K401-
ener.
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Zurbrigg
visited Sunday with Mrs. Edgar
Wahl in Listowel and with Mr.
Wahl in Listowel Memorial Hos-
pital.
Elmer Greenley has been
selected to look after the Howick
Township dump Wednesday and
Saturday afternoons
Harold Wallace, .Kitchener,
visited with his parents Monday
and Tuesday 9f this week.
DISCUSSING THE 4-H Homemakers program for the afternoon, Mrs. Larry Wbeattey,
assistant home economist, and Miss Catharine Hunt, ucoo Comity Hume aunomisi,
combine bUSiness with pleasure at the lunch provided by Wingham branch of the Women's
Institute at the town hall last Thursday. —Staff Photo.
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