HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1977-12-15, Page 31GODERICH SIGNAL•STAR, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1$,1977 FAG
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By Murray Gaunt
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vironment estimates. As
critic for the Liberal Party, 1
suggested that the govern-
ment establish a marketing
agency for recycled
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materials, and establish no
new landfill sites after 1981.
In my remarks I expressed
confidence that a marketing
agency to coordinate the
supply of reclaimed
materials and to seek
customers is workable. Such
an agency could also promote
and accelerate the building of
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reclamation and recycling
plants, and according to the
ministry's own figures these
plants would save more than
$11 million every year for the
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ANYSHOpS IN ONE!
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CUT FROM CANADA GRADE "A" BEEF!
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90 percent of Ontario's
garbage that would be af-
fected.
Ontario rnunicipalities are
not taking up the provincial
government's offer to fund 50
percent of the capital costs of
solid waste recovery
systems, and private en-
terprise should be en -
Cut From Canada Grade "A" Beef!
AND Ib
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Tourtiere Pies 1.. Pizza Pie 19 -oz pie 2.39
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We have a good
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Geese, Ducks&
Chickens avail-
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NESCAFE
COFFEE
10 -oz
jar
Tomato or Vegetable
Clark SOUPS; , fl-ortin 5 for 9952!
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Detergent �. (Prepriced )
Sunhight Liqui
PARTLY SKIM
MILK
3 QT. BAG
2 -fl -oz plastic btl 99,zt
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8 -oz
pkg
Real Value!
A&P is a Poultry Shop
Grade "A", Eviscerated, Vac Pac
A&P Self -Basting or Swift Premium
Deep -Basted
BUTTERBALL
TURKEYS
10 to 16 -lbs
Average and
20 -lbs & up
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Grade "A", Eviscerated
Frozen, Vac Pac
YOUNG
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Average20-
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Crushed, Tidbits
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CRANBERRY
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WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES
TO NORMAL FAMILY REQUIREMENTS!
couraged to come into the
field.
It is my belief that the
province's aim to recycle 90
percent of solid waste by 1989
is achievable, but but at the
ministry's present rate of --
progress is' completely
unrealistic.
During the same con-
siderations, Environment
Minister George Kerr said w
that 'Inco Ltd. in Sudbury
cannot meet a government
imposed control order to
reduce sulphur -dioxide
emissions from its present
3,600"tons a day to 750 tons a
day by December 31, 1978.
Inco is the largeost single
industrial source of
sulphuric -acid pollution in
North America. The en-
vironment minister said a
new control order is being
drawn up by his ministry.
Despite its concern about
the number of people out of
work in the province, the
Ontario Government does not
plan any job creation
programs this winter,
Premier William Davis said
this week. Latest unem-
ployment figures show 253,000
people out of work in the
province.
Mr. Davis said in the
Legislature that he didn't
think it would be constructive
for the provincial govern-
ment to create winter
projects at this time. Such
solutions were short-term and
in order to solve the problem
on a more lasting basis, "it
does require on the part of all
governments a degree of
intestinal fortitude that is not
always easy to demonstrate".
The 20th illegal strike since
May 1975, by members of the
same union at the Lummus
Co. of Canada Ltd. project at
Douglas Point, was just one
too many for the Ontario
Labour Relations Board.
It set aside its normal
practice of not issuing a
declaration of an illegal
strike if the strikers are back
at work at the time of a
hearing, and issued a cease-
anddesist order against
unlawful strikes for the term
of the current collective
agreement.
During the estimate. con-
siderations of the Resources
Development field, the
Honourable Rene Brunelle
revealed that the Royal
Commission on Electric
Power Planning, commonly
known as the Porter Com-
mission, established in 1975 to
look into the long term
planning of Ontario's elec-
trical power system, was
originally slated to report late
this year or early next year.
However, interest in the
topic of nuclear power has
been extremely intense and
this interest has resulted in
the scheduling of 30 extra
days of hearings during the
January to March period in
1978 for nuclear hearings
alone.
This will allow the Com-
missioner to submit his in-
terim report containing his
views and conclusions+on the
nuclear program by June
30th, in time for this item to
be considered by the Select
Committee of the Legislature
which will begin its review of
the nuclear commitment on
July 1st, 1978.
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