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By Jack Riddell Buroo --,Middlesex MPP
The Ontario Legislattire;• is also 'anticipated and there,
will 'reconvene on Tuesday, seems every likelihood that
October 26th, and already there will be a debate 9n
every indication points to a confidence in the 'Govern -
very busy and eventful ment. Also, a -number of
session As you are aware, members have not yet made
the matter of government their contribution .to the
closing of . hospitals in the Debate on the Budget. Of
Province will'be debated once course it is now more than six
more, and this Government months since the Treasurer
policy has been strenuously brought down his Budget but
opposed by the general public "The , Budget Debate"
and opposition members. .provides. an - excellent op -
The ' Farm Income portunity; for M.P.P.'s to
Stabilization Bill will prove bring to the attention of .the
another contentious issueand_Government and Legislature
earlier this year the' . plan, their views- and concerns
.initially put forward by the about Government poi;cy and
Government was defeated in afters which
are
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• confidence debate. Public riding and in the province
concern about inflation and generally.
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Ives . On November 11th, most
will certainly be , a major •
nienbers. of the Legislatytre
issue once again, and with thewill return to their riding§ to
onset of wrote, and the participate in Remembrance
recently announced in Day services. This past year
creased hydro costs the- • .Legion Branches throughout
energy problem will also be a the -country have been
Matter of great concern. , commemorating the 50th
It is anticipated that the anniversary of the Royal •
Government will introduce Canadian • Legion. I am sure
most of- -its proposed new most of you .are well aware
legislation on opening day, that our Legionsplay an
and we already have on the important , role in society
order paper bills on corporate today as ,they have always
tax, succession duty, credit done over the past fifty years.
unions, and personal property rally the .Legion is
security. There will also primarily concerned with
probably be a number of veterans and their familiesi
private members bills This .does not mean that ts
proposed during this session. "merrtbers'are constantly'pre=
One of the first items slated occupied "looking over their
for debate is the report of the shoulders" so to speak. They
Morrow Committee on the are activelyand . en -
C a m p Commissions thusiastically committed to
recommendations on which I improving the• present day
reported to you some weeks circumstances''of those who
ago. The report of the Select are experiencing financial or
Committee on the bulk rates other difficulties, and helping
of Ontario Hydro is also to be people to.achieve. fulfillment
discussed as are reports from and success. '
two other Select Committees
of the Legislature - one on . The Legion gives
highway -Safety and the other assistance to -veterans Td.
ontrucking inthe province. theirfamilies in obtaining
A'major debate on land use pensions and benefits. The
in Ontario is expected. Many organization has sponsored
people have been concerned low rental. housing projects.
about the necessity for firm which have filled a great need
guide lines to prevent short at a .time • when Ontario's.
sighted developments which people have been faced with
take valuable farm land out housing shortages and
of . production, encourage crippling high rents. l.Pgian.
unnecessary urban sprawl bursaries, 'public speaking
and destroy our natural contests,. and 'Remembrance
resources; with little con- Day literary competition
sideration-„Qf. the possibility provide inspiration and en -
that we might simultaneously 'couragement to students at
improve living and "workirig the elementary. and '. seeon
:conditions: for the 'people of •dary schoef levels, and each
Ontario . without causing, year something like '20,000
irreversible damage to our young pebple participate” in
environment. At . the same Legion track and field events
time we must protect the culminating in a provincial
ownership rights of our championship.,
farmers and other citizens I hope many of you will join
whose land is a major part of with me on Remembrance
their material investment.. Day in paying tribute not only
The supplementary, to those, who at great per
estimates of the ' Provincial sonal sacrifice defended our
Ombudsman.. are ._..to. be - way of life against theforce of
debated as well as the report war, but also.. to Legion
on landdeals in the Pickering members who in times of
area in connection with the peace continue . to play an
now cancelled (at Least important role in preserving
postponed) second Toronto . that way of life which they
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A debate on the constitution -.---Canadian's birthright..•
On Sunday, October 17, William Pickett of Maitland
Manor Nursing Home, Goderich celebrated his ^90th
birthday with approxirnabely 50 guests coming to
congratulate him on this happy occasion. Among those
visiting was MP Jack :Riddell who is- pictured above
offering his congratulations. Congratulations were also
received froth 'London ,Ontario, Lalgary and'' Kendal,
England.
Algosea christened
at Port Colborne
The M -V Algosea, Algoma
Central Railway's latest self -
unloading • dry bulk carrier,
was christened October 19 in
i•Por"t 'Colborne. The 26,000 ton
ship ,has been undergoing
conversion to •a self-unloader
at Herb Fraser • & Associates
Limited, an Algoma Central
subsidiary. •
The M -V Algosea, built hi
1970, was purchased . by
'Algoma Central Railwaylast
year and • 'underwent
lengthening to its present 642
feet in the United Kingdom
before being deliv'red to Port
Colborne in April.
The ship . will be in
operation in early November
and will be trading in Great ,
Lakes, St. Lawrence River
and ocean service.
Algoma Central Railway,
Marine Division, has a fleet of
ten dry carriers, six of
which . have self -unloading
Capability.
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The 1VI-V A:igosea is'the first
ship to have world-wide
trading potential. In addition,
the Company has under
construction a 30',000 ton self -
unloading bulk carrier which
will be delivered in 1977.
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