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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1976-09-02, Page 3— URGENTLY REQUIRED ! — • Workers for corn harvest • Also, a number of' permanent positions are available. Contact:- GREY - BRUCE CANADA FARM LABOUR POOL 21 Jackson Street South, Walkerton, Ontario Cally collect: 881-3671 UNCLUTTER YOUR CLOSET Sell No Longer Needed Items WITH A WANT -AD PHONE 357-2320 The Arthritis Society says that • one flue Canadian families has Super inten ents hired someone with arthritis. (Continued from Page 1) that was offered. 4. It may permit the continua - Mr. Lane's brief proposed an tion of the operation of catholic drivers are responsible for the in- alternative to the commission on high schools and private t pools CUSTOM terior and exterior cleaning and property tax reform that taxes on where parents have bow willing general maintenance to comply all schools and school property be to make a financial commitment with ministry of transportation funded by the government in a for the education alternative. COMBINING and communications standards. manner similiar to that proposed 5. It will provide for the recov- Commenting on the brief pre- by owners of farmland, farm ery of taxes paid by the province Grain & Corn sented by the superintendent of business, Jack Lane, to the buildings and managed forests on schools and school sites, when and if converted for other prop- with the same provision of re- pur- * Complete drying erty tax reform commission meeting in Goderich early this covery for these taxes for the reasons listed: poses. The proposed provincial prop - facilities month, a number of the trustees I. It will continue to permit (as erty tax reforms would force boards to who also attended complimented intended) a favorable distribu- school pay property Contact: Mr. Lane for the way he had writ- tion of local assessment and costs taxes on 50 per cent of all schools the ten up the brief and for the way among local government units. and school properties with OTTO WEBER he presented it to the commis- that 2. It will permit school boards promise that this additional cost, from they sion. The trustees said not to finance all other costs (except which are currently R.R. #1 only were they impressed with taxes) as before regardless of exempt, would be returned in the Mr. Lane's presentation but the wealth. form of provincial grants. Lucknow, Ontario members of the commission were 3. It will permit the variable However, concerned that these 357 0 too, and Chairman Willis Blair degree to which school boards provincial grants will not fully tax said it was their eighth meeting are required to purchase future compensate for the additional and his was the first positive brief school sites in growth areas. cost levied against the board, Mr. Lane prepared the brief on behalf of the board. a Mahogany Bi -Fold Doors An attractive closet idea for bed- rooms etc. Folds back to open. 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(Rhoto by Karsh, Ottawa) ing Home will be one of more than 400 nursing homes through- out Ontario marking the weekend Ombudsman Of September 18-19 as `Ontario Nursing Home Weekend'. During the weekend the public (Continued from Page 1) nefore the Assembly. is invited to join the home in ack- Ombudsman be of the opinion There are certain govern- nowledging the contribution of that the complaint submitted to mental actions which the Legis - the nursing home staff and volun- him is a valid one, he reports his lature of Ontario has precluded teers. They provide excellent opinion and his reasons therefore him from investigating. These care for residents throughout the to the appropriate governmental are set forth in the Act. year. organization, and may make The special commemorative such recommendations as he The Act does not apply either to Period was first started in 1970 by minks fit. judges or to the functions of any the Ontario Nursing Home As- The recommendation may be ,court, nor to any proceedings of sociatiou. It helps the general that the matter be referred to the the Executive Council (Cabinet) public to understand the role that or its committees. Accordingly, nursing homes play in providing appropriate authority for further the Ombudsman may not investi- continuing care for Ontario citi- consideration, that the omission ate any action of, these officials zens, young and old. be rectified, that the decision or or bodies. This year's theme, chosen by a recommendation be cancelled or nursing home resident in Hali- varied, that any practice on In addition, the Ombudsman is burton, is "A Home, Away From which the decision, recom- empowered to investigate any Home." mendation, act or omission was decision, recommendation, act or based should be altered, that any omission even where a right of law on which the decision, appeal or right to apply for a recommendation, act or omission hearing or review exists under was based should be considered, any Act, but not until that right of W h i tee h ure h that reasons should have been appeal or application has been given for the decision or exercised, or until after any time recommendation or that any for the exercise of that right has The residents of the other steps should be taken. expired. All persons are there - Whitechurch area, like everyone A copy of the report and recom- fore urged to exercise any right else, suffered through the ex- mendations is also submitted to of appeal or review which they treme heat wave of last week, the minister concerned, and if may have, before bringing their then were thrust into extreme necessary, to the premier and the complaint to the Ombudsman. cold temperatures. Like, every- Legislative Assembly. The Ombudsman is not author - one else, the residents wonder The Ombudsman reports an- ized to investigate any decision, what is in store in the future. nually upon the affairs of his recommendation, act or omission Farmers and avid gardeners fear office to the Speaker of the of any person, acting as legal ad - early frost. Assembly, who lays the report viser or counsel to the Crown. 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