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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1975-06-19, Page 10,, PERK SIG NAIL -S'T'AR+, T RSPAY, JUNE 19, 1975 U It"was:announced this week in the Legislature by the chair - Plan *the Management board • gi: cabinet, Eric Winkler that an agreement on .polio salaries has been reached.. This agreement covers the period from April 1, 1975. to March 31, 1976, and provides im- provement in salaries, em- ployee benefits and other terms of employment for ap- proximately 3,8000 uniformed OPP staff in the 'bargaining unit. The maximum salary for . a constable under the" new agreeitthent will .be 116,100 per year effective :April 1,1975. In addition to , the salary ' increases, a shift premium of 15c per hour, will be introduced effective from June 2, 1975; plain clothes allowance will be increased from $425 per year to $500 per year; there will be an improvement in the • payment with- respect to statutory holidays and the government - will pay the full premium for the supplementary health and hospital insurance . plan, previously' employees have • - paid 75. percent of this premium. The minister of agriculture. and food, William Stewart, said in the Legislature that he had discussed with the minister of ,. agriculturein Quebec, . the Honourable Normand Toupin, the exchange of information of the interprovincial movement of meat from licenced 'dead -animal re& Nine plants and dead animal meat brokers in ',Ontario and Quebec. ' He _said that the Quebec Government is drafting new regulations relative to dead or incurable animals and meat inspection Which will -become effective June '15. of this year. These new regulations, Mr. Stewart said, are being for- warded to his office, for in- , formation,review and corn- ment. Both provinces will submit the names of companies or individuals handling meat from dead animals, the • iyolume, the buyers of the meat, the' carriers involved and the dates of shipments which have crossed provincial boundaries. Mr. Stewart said this mutual exchange of information will assist investigators .in both provinces to monitor the flow of meat from one, ' province, to another. • Mr. Brunelle said •that throughout. Ontario, special programs and opportunities for the elderly are. expanding _ tY. Liberal leader, RobertNixon, questioned the .Premier regarding the information r'elea'sed by Statistics Canada on Unemployment levels. The information indicated that the unemployment 'figure for Ontario this month as being up. again ' to 6.3 percent while across Canada, unemployment levels have gone down or as in Quebec and BSC., have remained fairly static. According to •Mr. Nixon the unemployment level is now as high as any time since 1960. He wanted to know if there is some ' program more effective than what is being' done to reverse this trend in this period of time whei: the position should be improving and not deteriorating. The Premier replied that they were con- scious 'of this and that,that percentage relates to the automotive industry which is still in some difficulty because' of the market in the "United States. Ian Deans, NDP Member fox' . Wentworth, by way of '..: supplementary question asked the •Premier whether he could provide the house `with a single program ' brought in by the Government that has produced 'new jobs in the Province of Ontario, that was' `aimed specifically at trying to reduce the spiralling unemployment rate. The minister • of community and social services announced. the, official. 'celebration of • Senior' Citizens Week. Senior Citizens' 'Week begins,on Sunday, June 15th througto Saturday June 21st. He said it was the fifth consecutive year that the Province of Ontario ' has set aside a special week in recognition of the 650,000 senior citizens in Qntario and to focus attention on their contributions. • to the Province over the years. 4. The theme for this year "It's the time° of our lives" is meant ter emphasize the capacity to make ,tine's retirement years interesting and full of leisure, )earning, recreation and tokyinnipity activities'- pursuits et one eannot'always take full vantage of while fully' em - 0 ed. 3rUnelle said there are . Myths about aging and effectS which they' want to -eft,. 16 percent of the senior 2 '3T1►tario enjoy good are; act ve In their nitie§; Only' •26;000 are is irk hot 1 S for the aged. ti every year. .. In preparation for senior , citizens' week, over 20,000 resource kits have already 114 been distributed „ to senior citizens and "iftdivjduals who work with, the eld,riy, This special booklet,,,"Resources for Senior Citizens" details where help for seniors maybe found. A variety of activities..will be taking place during this sPecia.l week' in communities throughout the Province. Mr. Brunelle said that over 1,000 (continued on page 3A) • LIFE, AUT FIRE-AND. ALL °TIER h.INES 319 HURON .ROAD' GODgRICH 524.7411 Cash -in Stock Up for the Holiday Season! V (Buy 3 "Loaves --- Save 359) / SLICED 60% OR 100% WHOLE WHEAT OR CRACKED WHEAT JANE PA' KE PLUS BOTTLE DEPOSIT (PREPRIC-ED) 24-0Z LOAVES &P for "Guaranteed Quality and Value! GUARANTEED EFFECTIVE THROUGH Baked Goods ---: Fresh 'from our' own ovens! ALL PRICES SHOWN IN Quality Shop Qualify K 15-FL-OZ:BOTTLE SATURDAY, JUNE 21st 1975. 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