The Goderich Signal-Star, 1975-03-27, Page 14low interest up to $1,400 each
academic year to a maximum
of $4,000, and Ministryofficials
estimate that up
students may benefit from the
plan..
Applicants must be on
welfare, unemployed or haye a
low family income. A
spokesman for • the Ontario
Federation of Students has
described the OSAP increases
as inad,iequate to cover in-
flation, but , welcomed the
special bursary fund as a "step
in the right direction" in
student assistance."
creased taster than in Ontario. West Williams,
the towns of
Also. across Canada the pupil- Clinton,
teacher ratio in schools has Parkhill and Seaforth, and the
been improving, but in Ontario -villages of Ailsa -Craig,
clati,,ize has grown larger. Bayfield,. Hensall, Lucan and
' Our agriculture industry is Zurich.
experiencing serious dif- Lobo township and th town
ficulties; and there were
127,000iof ' withtrtheroMiddlesex Riding were re -a
ed
fewer Ontario farms
operation in 1971 than a decade, andereaheT town mot Seaforth
earlier, This decline
J and our arable land is remain in the Huron -Middlesex
fallUilst disappearing. There has Riding. The interim report
fa
been a fall in ,acreage for feed . removed Tuckersmith town -
grains, tobacco, fruit and ship, and the town of Seaforth
vegetables, The number of from Hurtin and included them
dairy cattle in Ontario has with the 1956, Hullett and McKillop op townruce ships
droppeding.
steadily since
Libe>r°al Leader Robert Nixon ft•�1n1 more thana million head now
a orartoth the Huron -
the
continued his reply • to the to � 55,000 ,in 19
Speech from the, Throne this Fui' the pace. �as15Cactually• Riding Tema ris as itear's . Huron ortion of t�vas for-
. week, .strongly criticizing the this prop in
Government . because in underspent its housing budget'. merly.
Ontario weare not "pulling g our 1111973 and 1974 the government
of $103
wev.
ight: in the econom: , in food underspent by
production, in house -building, million — $103 million whichk
in education, not even in urban ' should,. have been spent on
This
will th 'te and transit. Despite our tremen- housing and was not. past
"Farmers who are only lead to r id complaint by dour natural g fiscal year, burin resident. Ministry make recommendations. advantages,
budget alone, wasntal undeospengt
carrying out normal farm 'neighboring despite our richb
procedureshave nothing to fear officials will investigate and . If the committees 1•ecom-'
people, of land and of mineral by x;20 million.
fflclals of the Ministry of ad h f to correct the mend�ations are not followed wealth the Da G nment The Government • has in-
troduced Ministry of the Environ- trc>duccd legislation to increase
the number of Ontario„Ridings •
to 125 fr-ontrielReportrecom-
mended by
independent Ontario Electoral
Boundaries -Commission. The
changes will he in effect for the
next provincial erection, -ac-
•
cording to the Premier. There
have been minor changes
I last
made
to thi:. H:u .o_n 13i.d ng, -
re�ported to you on the in'teri iff -
val
a
me
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PAGE 8B---GGDER1 }i SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY', MARCH 27, 1975
•This week in the Legislature,
the Minister of Education
announced that the Govern?,
ment Will raise ceilings on
school board spending..by $50.00
for each elementary and
secondary school - pupil
"because of continued -in-
llation" . Boards will now be
permitted to spend $926.00 for
each elementary school pupil
and $1,441 for each high school
student.
This increase will add some
$20 million to the province's
share of education .spending,
which is about 60 percent Qf.e
total: Government grants to
boards of education will rise
this year to nearly $1.5 billion
from $1.33 billion last year.
On the subject of teacher
salaries, the Mil -lister said,
"their salaries should reflect
increases in, inflation, together
with other economic trends in
the community... but to With-
draw., services to support
demands that are by any
standard, , exorbitant and
Concern unnecessary
diireasonable', is grossly unfair
to students".
The Minister. of Colleges and\
Universities announced a new')
student loan program and the
creation of a $500,000 special.
bursary fund to assisrt im-
poverished.part-time students.
Maximum ` living allowances,
•under' the existing Ontario
Student Assistance Program
will increase next fall from
$48.50 to $57,50 a week. The new
Ontario Student Loans plan will
enable a student w borrow at
Environment minister says
farmers have nothing to fear
visit
from o vise t e armer vis oyer
the - Etivironment" , said situation. In Most 'instances the, the unable to maintain
Ontario Environment Minister farmer will follow the advice of ment has no alternative but -to hasbeen u i „
. the official and the situation is begin legal action.. Ontario's strength and leaned oosition
Bill Newman today. quickly remedied. During this action the farmer
Recently, some farmers have still has right to appeal his case Mr. Nixon pointed out that
expressed concern over their For farmers who refuse to) to the regional director or the Ontario's unemployment rate
Environmental Hearing.Board. almost two-thirds
practice d spreading manure accept the advice of the official, is going up
over fields and the possible an independent body called the If the farmer in question does faster than the national rate.
resulting odor. Environment. Farm Pollution Advisory not appeal or remedy the Also the value of Canadian
Ontario officials point out that Committee will be called in. situation the Ministry may . exports 58.6 'percent
essepiiall between increased and 6'pe but
�s>�ce w r . y - initiate ,c:ourt, action- under the , s ent , but
this... ..�.... � _.•_ __,.
The committee of lour far- Enviironri-tente , rvtectlon Act. .. Orr1° s exponT
needless worry. Normal
y
manure spreading and sub- me1s Otto Crone and Harold Ministry officials report that only39,1 percent, only three-
s vent cultivation is both Eubank of Hagersville, Donald few farmers are willing to fifths of the national rate. reports of the Commission.
cessar and beneticlaC-fir Switzer o " mithville and John carry Farm
case further than . Consumer_ prices are rising The •Riding •will now be known -
ne Y C
operation. Area residents Peart of Caledonia ; was the Farm Pollution Advisory faster in Ontario than the as ' the Huron-MiddLe��x
•
farm p ked to show con- K. ted jointly by the Ontario Committee. national average: in Toronto, Electoral District and it will
are as appointed J house prices have consist of they townships of
sideration towards this prat- ,Ministries of Environment and "If their peers find them at for example, h,, East
ercent faster Adelaide, Biddulp
tice.. Agriculture and Food in March, fault the farmer is usually been rising 18 p Godo ich, Hay,
provide� an objective- more than willing to correct the than elsewhere. Meanwhile Williams, Stephen,
liowev
y between 1972 and 19 i4 Canadian McGillivray, Stanley,
of farmers
a small percentage 1973 to situation,"Usborneley,t and •
fafarmersdonetfnd this
assessment situations. These official. solid `a Ministry average wage rates have in-. Tuckcrsmith;
farm procedure and this could' vironmental
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It's like a kind of
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Kids' baseball tourna-
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Philharmonic: Jogging
clubs, folk dancing, art clas-
ses, Bonspiels. It's happen -
ging all over the Province and
it's only the beginning.
Now, we've got a new
"Ministry" to help. The
Ministry of Culture -,.and
Recreation.
Its j8b is simply to help
each of us get more Out of
life. . • At first it will co •
-
ordinate things already
under way. Like the,Ontario
Summer Garries,,.the Science
,Centre, the Ontario Her-,
•itage Foundation. . -
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helping new programs. And
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there, kre literally hundreds
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where. they don't even exist.—
Because
xist.Because part of the idea is to
give all of us an equal chance,,
to participate, wherever we •
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How can we do it all? •
Well, there's the funds`from
the new Ontario Lottery,
starting just a few weeks
from now.
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MINISTRY OF
CULTURE AND
RECREATION.
Bob Welch, Minister -
Malcolm Rowan: Deputy Minister
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