The Goderich Signal-Star, 1975-03-20, Page 11cl
Gc El IGH SIGN, L STA , RSDd
The, ,Fifth Session of the 29th
Parrll cent began on March 11
with the usual formalities. The
Lieutenant Governor, Pauline
McGibbon and her husband,.
Donald rode in a horse drawn
open Landau, from the ' Royal
York Hotel to Queen's Park.
The procession made its way up.
University Avenue to Queen's
Park and after arriving in front
of the steps of the Parliament
Building to a' trumpet fanfare,
Mrs. McGibbon reviewed a
Guard of Honour,.
The Lieutenant Governor
was. later escorted by the
Premier to the Speaker's
Chair, where she read the
Speech from the Throne. Most,
of the speech read by the
Lieutenant Governor dealt with
the tough economic times the
Government expects in ' the
near future. Other than the
appointment of an Ombud-
sman, there were few details of
the Governmen>t's4plans for.the
session which is expected to be
the last before an election. The
highlights from the ' Spe • ch
from the Throne, that opene
the Slew Session of the
Legislature are as follows:
A Provincial Ombudsman
will be appointed to ensure the
protection of Ontario citizens
against arbitrary judgment or
practices.
Law' enforcement agencies
and the public will be asked to
ensure that our cities and
streets will remain among the
safest and most secure in North
America. " "
The- people of the Province
are asked to exercise
moderation and restraint int
wage demands and .the pricing
of goods.
Benefits and services' to the
elderly will be extended and
appropriate steps taken to
compensate ' social benefits
recipients who have been hurt
by inflation,
Homeownership will be
encouraged so that Ontario
families may continue to be the
-best housed in Canada. •--
Polieiesaimed_at_::
giving greater , opportunity, to
.women in the Civil Service and
. eliminating discrimination in
jobs both in the Government ,.
and private industry.
Measures will be introduced •
to provide Ontario farmers
with reasonable assurance of
the profitable continuing
• operation of their vital 'en-
, terprise. w
The size of the Civil Service
will remain frozen at its 1974
,level,, as one of the number of
measures which are designed
to set a leading example of
prudence and economy in the
1!' management of Government
costs.
•A Provincial budget will be
brought down April 7th.
After the official opening the
Lieutenant Governor and her
_.1 ushand..and-: Premier Wi'l'liam
Davis and his wife received.
about 800 guests in Mrs.
McGibbon's suite on the 2nd
floor of the ' Legislature
Buildings.
Allan Grossman, Provincial
Secretary for• Resources
Development, announced the
Government's decision lo
establish an independent
Commission of enquiry into the
long range planning of
Ontario's power needs. The
Commission which anticipates
two years •of public hearings
across the Province will em-
phasize public participation in
planning . the expansion of
Ontario Hydro for 1983 to 199.3.
For the- first time the Ontario
Government will provide
money, for ptiilic participants
at the hearing.
m Mr. Grossman said Ontario
Hydro's expansion plans .up to
• 1983 have already been..largely,
approved and thew electrical
generating and transmission
projects will go ahead. These
^ projects include a generating
station on the north channel of
Georgian Bay, "extra high
voltage supply lines to Kit-
chener,
itchener, London and the
Ottawa -Cornwall area, and a
second extra high voltage
transmission line out of the
Bruce generating station. By
1983 if Hydro's plant"s go, ahead
as pl oposed the assets of the
Crown -Corporation would in-
crease -from their value in 1972
of about 5.5 billion to more than
$30 billion. Consequently the
Ontario Grovernmerit has
decided that a potentialpublic
investment' of this magnitude
and importance alone warrants
wide spread public in-
volvement in directing its
future growth. It is possible
that these pen discussions can
take as I'0 ast two` years to " -
complete. The hearings will
consider aspects of
Ontario's power needs in-
cluding the impact on urban
planning, agricultural land, the
fk•'
.
industrial sector and cot sun er
prices.
.The
report,
4
Provincial
released
Auditor's
in the
Legislature this week,
criticized the advertising
practices of the Ontario
Government. The Government
bought more than $3,22 million
worth of advertising Without
competition or formal contract
in 1973-74. Four ministries were
singled outd,for mention in the
report, with industry and
biggest,
payig
tourism being
advertising
the
spender
Camp Associates Advertising
Limited $1,835,584 between
March and December, 1973
continued on page 7A
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