HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1977-11-03, Page 24PAGE 6A--GODERICH$1GNAL-STAR, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1977
Jack's. from Queen's Park
BY JACK RIDDELL M.P.P.
There has been con-
siderable debate in the
Ontario Legislature on the
subject of the planned lay-off
New play
at Blyth
Pauline Johnson, a woman
who was half Indian, half
English, was one of Canada's
most respected poets. She
was also a professional -
performer, travelling around
the country to give recitals of
her work.
The play, "Pauline
Johnson," which features
Pauline Carey and Philip
Shepherd, presents the work
and life of this famous
Canadian poet. The play has
toured extensively
throughout Ontario, and has
been extremely popular with
high school. audiences.
However, the programme's
appeal is not restricted to one
particular age group.
Audiences of all ages and
interests have responded
enthusiastically to Carey and
Shepherd's compelling
performance.
"Pauline Johnson" will be
in Blyth at Blyth Memorial
Hall on Tuesday, November
8, at 8:30 p.m. Admission is
$2. Coffee will be served at a
discussion period following
the presentation.
For tickets and -or further
information, phone the Blyth
Centre for the Arts, 523-9300.
Movies at Blyth
The movie series at Blyth
will feature classic movies.
"Friendly Persuasion"
starring Gary Cooper, will be
shown on Wednesday,
November 9 at 8 p.m. The
movie deals with the
dilemma of a Quaker family
during the American civil
war.
"Gone With the Wind" will
be in Blyth on Wednesday,
December 7, at 8 p.m.
"Clarence the Cross -Eyed
Lion" is the second children's
film, and will be shown on
Saturday, November 12. The
December children's movie -is
"Wizard of Oz."
These movies are part of
the Blyth Centre for the Arts'
winter programme.
.Admission costs are low - $2
for adults, 75c for children.
This is part of Blyth's attempt
to .bring good entertainment
to the residents of the area.
Radio
system
approved
of 2,800 Sudbury workers by
Inco - which it is predicted
will actually mean a loss of
some 6,000 jobs in the Sud-
bury area. One reason put
forward for this loss of em-
ployment is the fact that
Canada and Ontario's share
of the world nickel market
has dropped rapidly in recent
years. as other areas have
developed their deposits. In
1966 this country's share of
the market was 51 per cent: it
had declined to 34 per cent by
l95. Opposition Parties have
urged that the Legislature's
Committee on Resource
Development should go to
Sudbury to hear local sub-
missions and to discuss the
matter with municipal and
labour officials.
Replying to a question from
Liberal Jehu -. S .ve''aey
(Kitchener -Wilmot) the
Minister of Housing admitted
that the Government will
make a profit of $3 million on
a $5 million investment in
land in Kitchener. The land
was Nought for $750,000,
servicing costs were
$4,350,000, and the selling
price is $8,070,000. Opposition
Parties condemned the
Government
speculator igas
The Minister Ne,
government pout
at market prices,,
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The proposed county -wide
police communications
system was approved in
principle by the Clinton
council
The system which would
allow police forces in the five
municipalities of Huron to
operate under one central
dispatch. The other towns
involved, Goderich, Seaforth,
Wingham and Exeter have
already approved the idea.
From here, the proposal -
now goes to the Ontario
Police Commission where the
final decisions will be made,
Approval by the commission
depends on whether
provincial funds are
available.
According to the recom-
mendation from the
municipalities, the province
will pay for 75 per cent of the
estimated cost of setting up
the system. The estimated set
up costs to purchase the radio
transmitters and equipment
has been set at $70,000.
The peoposal noted that the
five towns would pay 25 per
cent and the annual costs of
approximately 54,135.
Clinton council also noted
that they want the annual
costs to be shared on a per
capita basis. However,
details would have to be
worked out with the other
plans.
Along with the question of
whether the OPC will approve
the plan, it is still unknown
where the dispatch will be
located. Both Clinton and
Goderich have offered to
house the control centre but
an OPC study will decide
where the headquarters are
to be situated.
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