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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1975-05-29, Page 12• • -PAGE 2A—GODERICH SIGNAL,STAR, THURSDAY, MAY 29, 1, 5 George Turton "Law -and the Woman in Ontario" an,. authoritative question -and -answer guide to women's " rights and respon- sibilities under Ontario Law was published by the Ministry of Labour's Women's Bureau. This 47 page guide is a revised and widely expanded version of the booklet "Law and the Woman in Ontario", and covers aspects of law of concern .to women, such as the law and the consumer, sex, political rights, labour law, welfare, property, marriage, legal aid and law reform. This booklet presents a more comprehensive outline of the law than any. previous publication of the 'Bureau and includes 'a list of other useful sources of information. However, it is no substitute for professional counsel. This revised booklet through the question and answer format covers the important aspects of birth control, sterilization, abortion, artificial in- semination and rape. Another section in the booklet covers •welfare. Under this general heading, there is in- formation on family benefits, general welfare assistance, special aid and supplementary aid. The sections on property rights and' labour law have' been considerably expanded. The position of married women and ownership of property are covered:- The section on pritgpancy. leave has been. widely revised; and income tax -• considerations have been in - eluded for the first time. Under • labour law wide coverage is also given to such subjects as discrimination, minimum wage laws, hours of work, ter- mination of., employment and child care. • Consumer rights are outlined under law and the consumer, " with sections on contracts, credit and bankruptcies and debts.. There is also a more detailed section on support, which includes use of. credit, debts and duty' to support. Annulment, separation and divorce are covered under dissolution of marriage. • . The four major sections: of the booklet, labour law, sup- port, property and dissolution of marriage will be available separately ldter in leaflet form. When the Guaranteed Annual Income System was introduced in Ontario last year, disabled, aged and blind citizens began receiving much higher altowances "than their Per- manently Unemployable counterparts (prior to the in- troduction . of GAINS the allowances were equal). Consequently the Ministry of Community and Social Services Was deluged: with requests td reassess permanently unemployable benefit recipients as disabled. The Ministry sent out a form' letter to recipients of benefits in the Permanently Unem- ployable, _category, informing them that cases were being reviewed and that "M order to complete the review „tour Medical Advisory Board requires up to 'date reports. We haw enclosed a medical form to be completed by your doctor and return to us." As a result of the review, some 50 percent of the 10,000 people in the Per- manently", Unemployable category have been reclassified as disabled. However, the Ministry is refusing to pay the doctors for the 'medical examinations which were, carried out as part of ,the government review. OHIP has also refused to pay these bills. '1 The Minister of the Environment has ,announced that the government is moving ahead with the programme to rid the countryside of some 400,000 abandoned and rusting vehicles. It is hoped that the programme will eventually pay for itself in 16 areas of the Province, because municipalities are to collect the abandoned vehicles, tow them to 'existing recycling plants or new ones to be built, and keep whatever money they are paid for the vehicles. Revenues 'should eventually, reduce or eliminate the provincial Sub- sidy for the programme. In cases where The municipalities concerned ',ifre -'reluctant to participate in the programme, the Ministry will buy land, collect the hulks and sell'them. In a brief to the Government, of Ontarro, the Ontario Federation of Labour is demanding an immediate start to a massive provincial housing programme. The Federation states that housing is now out of reach for "thousands upon thousande f citizens in the Province,„and charges that the Government's Ministry Of Housing has produced more announcements and publicity hand-outs than houses over the past yedr. The brief blames "land speculation, usury in terms of high interest rates, political buck passing, lack of planning and ages of neglect by all levels of -goyernment." The federation also urges the Government to remove the tax on homes owned by pensioners and provide them with sup - (continued on page 3A) INSURANCE LIFE, AUTO, FIRE AND ALL OTHER LINES 319 HURON ROAD' GODERICH 524-7411 CHOICE AAO &P Rw GREEN Ax BEANS 4 14 -fl -oz$ 1 00 tins • CARNATION, FROZEN ACTION PRICED! HASH BROWPOTATOES N Kent, Frozen, Concentrated Action Priced! ORANGE JUICE HORSEMEAT, LIVER, BEEF, CHICKEN MASTER F°0°.?, 4 II: 1.00 TAPIOCA, CHOCOLATE Ambrosia Puddings 151/2 -fl -oz tin SPANISH OR BLANCHED Planters Peanuts 10 -oz cello pkg CHOICE A&P Cherries • 14 -fl -oz tin FROZEN, STRAIGHT OR CRINKLE CUT &P French Fries ,2-1b pkg • rHEINZ—Spaghetti in Tomato Sauce 1441.oz tin Noodle Numbers. 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Duncan Hines Coke Mixes 83 83c 04000LATE, BUTTERSCOTCH, TAPIOCA • Dannon Puddings 7 4 -oz ctns $1.00 (" WITH TOMATO SAUCE Libby's Spaghetti 141-02 tin LIBBY'S — RED • Kidney Beans -14-fl-oz tin • VARIETIES Puritan Stews AYLMER Fmit Cocktail 8 -fl -oz tin FOR JO -fl -oz tin rCHOICE, PRINCE EDWARD STANDARD QUALITY lona Peas 1 _ 19 -fl -oz tins $1.00 A&P BRAND, CHOICE Dessert Pears .2 19 -fl -oz tins $1.00 A&P DitAND, FROZEN, FANCY, FRENCH STYLE ACTION PRICED! Green Beans 3 10 -oz pkgc $1.00 Heinz—Regular, GarIic, Onion, With Meat Tenderizer Action Priceg! B.B.Q. Sauce 18 -fl -oz jar 79? POWDER Fab Detergent 42 -oz box $1.09 24-01 LOAVES • JANE PARKER (SAVE 30c) ANGEL. 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TCIMATOE$ 1 -LB PACKAGE Super -Right, Canada :Grade 'A" Beef 'BLADE BONE REMOVED 0 1 , Blade Roast Short Rib Roast •• "GREAT ON A GRILL!" Blade Steaks "GREAT ON A GRILU" Shoulder Steaks CORN' NEW CROP CANADA No. 1 GRADE, FLORIDA, TENDER, GOLDEN 5 for 59g, LIMES Ft.p.t. OF JUICE FLORIDA, WARM WEATHER FAVOURITE 6 f°T 29? RADISHES LARGE BUN' CHES ONTARIO, FRESH DAILY 2 for 29? .,N Ib "GREAT ON A GRILL!" CROSS RIB STEAKS1411.18 FRESH "WAY ON 4 GRILL'S GROUND CHUCK 1§98? WE RESERVE. PIE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES TO NORMAL FAMILY REQUIREMENTSI- t • '• _ . - ••• .11,41.4