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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1974-11-14, Page 8P4OI-GODERIGH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, NOVEM1.3E" 14, 1974 • luck's Jottings by Jack Riddell 'Stricter snowmobiling kiwsfor province .. Mr. Allan Grossman, Provin- cial Secretary .for Resources Development, apnounced in" the Legislature that stricter laws on snoUicmobiling will be in- troduced. He said the Govern- ment will establish an exten= sive network of recreational trails throughout the Province. In some cases these trails will be restricted to a specific use and in other cases the trails,. will be identified` for multiple use where the enjoyment of these lands by different groups is compatible. The Government' will establish a Trails Council. The initial task of the Council will be an inventory of existing trails and recommendations, on the development of a broader trail network. Children's off with ope Mr. Grossman also said the injuries sustained by a Government will introduce trespasser: Therefore„ amendments this session to the legislation will be enacted Motorized Snow Vehicles Act which will ensure that the dealing with trespass and property owner or occupier is liability. is not liable for injury to a snowmobile'. who is a With respect to the issue of trespasser, except for wilful or trespassing, Mr. Grossman said., Malicious injury. the Government will un- In addition, legislation will .. plement legislation which will be enacted where the property. require the operator of - a owner or occupier has ..gtv'en 'snowmobile to obtain written written permission t the permission from the owner or snowmobiler to be on . the occupier of private property property, the property owner or before he enters that property. occupier would only be liable if Failure to obtain written per- wilful or malicious harm can be mission will represent a prpvint established. cial offence of trespass in trio' Liberal Leader Robert Nixon absence of any lawful excuse. asked the Minister of On the issue of liability,. Mr, Agriculture if; in .view of the Grossman said a property further substantial. increase in owner should .not be liable for the 'cost of sugar, negotiations i` are continuing between the icAProvincial -Government and Federal. authorities to re- establish the sugar beet in- dustry in the south-western house part of the Province. The Minister- stated thathe was • ' awaiting the establishment of a national sugar policy, and Mr. Nixon suggested an economic .competitive sugar -providing in- dustry could be. established in Ontario without awaiting the finalization of a nationwide policy by Ottawa. A CBC program this .week claiming that the Provincial Government was suppressing information on mercury poisoning in the Grassy Narrows White Dog.. Indian Reserve areas if Northwestern Ontar, sparked off some hec- _ tic deate in the House. Mr. Robert Nixon, demanded- fur- ther information Pin this ex- tremely serious matter' , per- tainingto the health and livelihood of these com- munities. 'Both Mr.. Nixon -'and The Board of Directors of an interest in the services of the The Children's Aid Society of Society and the manner, in • Huron County have extended which those services are an ,,invitation to, the general . given", he said. "If not, there is public to attend an Open House always a tendency to adopt a at the Society's new offices on 'businessl as usual' or 'let ° Wednesday; November 20. George do it' attitude, and lit - The Open House is being tie can be done to garner the held to give the community an support and criticism needed to opportunity of touring the . render a quality service," Mr. Society, he nominated to the Heath added. . County Assessment Building, Payment •of the membership 46 Gloucester..,, Terrace, fee .of one dollar will entitle Goderich, and informally members to vote at the annual or special meetings of the ' Society's offices in the Huron Board of Directors; and receive regular mailings of interest. •The .Society's 'Open House on ,November 20 will be from 3:00 p.rri., to 5:00 p.m., and again from 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. .neeting with the members of the Board and staff. The Open House will also nark the commencement of a Children's Aid Society mem- - 'bership drive following amend= ' • ments to the Society's by-laws earlier in 1974..It is hoped that • a sufficiently large membership throughout the , County will serve as one vehide for infor- ming the public about the -work of the Society, and exchanging mutual concerns about services needed for children and families 'in Huron County. 4) "The past few years" rbave seen a concerted effort to ' downgrade • the- .role' of local special interest boards in the health wad social service fields, •including 'Children's Aid , . Societies", notes B.R. Heath, Local Director of the • Huron Society. "Since 1970, two major ,reports .related to the Children's Aid Societies have been undertaken • by°• the Province of Ontario. Both,have enunciated real and presumed flaws in the management and mandate of services of 'local .Children's Aid Societies, but there have been • few acknowledgements or concrete suggestio'ns for' strengthening and enhancing what is good in the present system." - "It is of equal importance, however, that the citizens of Huron County generally take This 1s Your Town Vote as you .like But Get out -b Vote Need o,Ride? For transportation.to the polls Carl 524-9090 or 524-9097 0.0. Aparsons in Edmonton Mr, G. G. Parsons of the Goderich Elevator and Transit Co., and chairman of the Eastern Grain Movement Sub - Committee (EGMS) spoke at the Canada Grains Council semi-annual meeting in Edmonton, Oct. 28 and 29, Ile reported on behalf ,of the EGMS, outlining recommen; dations on improving the grain movement system in eastern • Canada. Among his suggestions were, to improve ocean vessel performance in the St. Lawrence, increase terminal elevator throughput at Thunder Bay, and to improv co- ordination and communications in the system. 2 16 THE SQUARE, 'GODERICH • 738 QUEEN ST. KINCARDINE a— — — Lt 1 LLA n tK UVVU� 'Here are a few suggestions from our Targe, selection Ipture. Quallty' leather by Tilley makes an Ideal gift. Our .selection is complete - of - firing billfolds, pass bases, key cases and travel kits for the men purses, key cases and,tote bags fog' thlr ladies Tilley 0 the ideal gift for sorrm:me who has everything ,V: n AvAl2:*vAviwAvNu*vAw*vAvwe.upev, ,„ Gaucho ZIP KIT s 1 5 -o 0 Oak Calf PASS CASE s 1006 Veracruz MINI CLUTCH sl..loo Contessa MINI CLUTCH 1" 0 Oak Calf PASS CASE CHANGE PURSE $1 boo Croco 'MINI CLUTCH s2oo Morocco PASS CASE CHANGE PURSE s800 NI)• P Leader Stephen Lewis ac- cused the Minister of Health, Mr. Miller of hiding infor- Mattott' from the public. The Opposition urged that Mr. Davis intervene and suggested the Premier establish a com- mission of enquiry to look into the providing of an alternative food source. Mr. Murray Gaunt, Liberal Memher for Huron -Bruce„ asked the Minister of Agriculture and Food, Mr. William Stewart, what action has been taken in regard to the contaminated Al semen 'that has been distributed and sold. The Minister said hewas very concerned. When he became aware that semen which' had apparently been rejected at the Federal lab at Hull was being distributed throughout Ontario, he requested a report from all the insemination units across On- tario, going back as far as June 1, 1972, on every sample which had been sent to Hull. A reporthas not been received to _ date. The matter has been- discussed with the federal officials and with the. 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The condition of'the trucks hauling this •material 6 should be considered in the overall plan. On the matter of school bus safety, „he said that the stop lighting system leaves something to be desired. Com- plaints were put forth that the lights: do not show up during the bright sunlight hours. Mr. Ruston expressed concern that school buses were being used to transpiir.t children 100 miles or more on the highways and that the general construction of these buses is not suitable for high speed highway driving. Normal highway transport buses are- much heavier and most have an extra axle in ad- dition to extra padding in the interior. 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