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THE HURON EXPOSITORt APRIL: 12,, 1979
• 4ac*, it.ot!tirtils • •..
.H.HOuestlist
arges wren
minister tays<'.- • -1
ACKIMI)ELL; M.P,,f, provide serviCa ai OH1P:
Opposition leaders bave, rates.
acc4se4, the Government of With 'reference to services
using the multicutiOrat provided, In public hospitalS,
development branchof the we stressed the Orgetn.'
Ministry :of culttkre, ond Re- importance of the
creation for partisan pOlitical government enSttring :that
ptirpOSOS- These accusations such services are available
•f011owed the resignation of at OBIP rates and that 'the
the branch direCtor, who said patient is. not subject tO a
in his letter Qf resignation means tet adtttiniStered by
that the Office of the Premier the physiciano
had interfered, with his job% Of course, the Safety of
Kringing ottessure to bear tO nuclear generating stations.'
keep Opposition. Members is very much in the news
off guest lists: The Minister because Of the crisis situatiqn-
maintained that. the official's at Three Mile Islandin
charges, were "totally •'ztt• Pennsylvania. Ontario. has,
founded " and denied made a very heavy commit
Opposition demands for an ment to the nuclear industry
inqtriry, into the allegations,. in Canada, and the economic
Liberal Leader Stuart Smith as Well as energy itnplica-
said "a ratan of pririciple" 1i911S, of any debate regarding
appears to ha,..e resigned .that industry are enormous.
with. very .serious charges, There would appear- to. be
and asked the Ministerwhy goad reasons to believe that
the Premier's office was the Canadian nuclear system
• involved in multiculturalism is vastly ,safer than other
through an aide listed as available alternatives. It is,
being responsible for special therefore, essential ,that
assignments. The Minister cussion be Conducted in a
said the. Premier "chose to rational manner , without
step up, the work of multi- hysteria or panic.
culturasni several months As Stuart Smith has
ago. An Opposition Member pointed out, it is also es -
charged You have as much sential that a considerationof
commitment to multi- the safety of Ontario's
cinturalism as an alley cat nulcear reactors take place
has to morality", • . immediately in the context of
The question of OHIP ser- what has happened in
• vices continues to be. de Pennsylvania, We in the
bated, Opposition parties Liberal Party, feel that any
have continued, to press the ,delay in the process of this
Minister of Healthon how public consideration will
hospital medical serviceswill simply permit ritnients• and
be guaranteed at Ontario uninformed speculation to
lien] th Insurance Plan rates, influence public opinion in
However, few details have this very important' period of
been forthcoming, . time, All sides in the nuclear
Last year, Liberal Leader s' safety' argument., must.be
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Stuart Smith attempted on a given a proper opportunity to
number of occasions to make present their ' case and
• . the Minister of Health ful1y. question each other.
aware or the danger to There are a number of
universal 'aedess to medical ways in which this debate
care . posedby the rapidly and the necessary public
increasing number of disclosure can occur. We ,
PhYsieians who wereopting. would recommend ° that ...the •
out of 01111), However. the Select' Committee on Hydro
Minister remained un- Affairs be specifically
concerned about the problem.. charged with the immediate
until it became Clear .:last responsibility • ' of
month that the number of investigating the Matter of
,4pted out .docotrs had nuclear safety and be given
reactied_apoint where it was permission to sit concur
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difficult, if not—ififfassible in rently with the .House so that
some commuities to 'obtain • it might ,begin immediately.
medical services at ()HIP , •
rates, In addition, ,, certain It is • important that the
specialist services such as debate occur in an.
anaesthesia, surgery and atmosphere as non-
obstetrics were not available political as pOSSible and that
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without surcharge because the Com mittee be able to
all the specialists atcertain benefit' from what is already ,,..
• • publie'licisnitals had opted done so that duplication can
out. be avoided. • We have re-..
The Liberal Party remains commended that Dr. Arthur
• absolutely,- committed to the Porter, Chairman. , of the
idea' that medical services Royal Commission ' "on
:must. be available to the Electric Power ,Ptanning, g
people of Ontario without seconded as a 'special can,
any charge above :What is sultant to the Committee for
paid by °HIP...To .guarantee the duration of the hearings
this, -we advanced, and the on the Matter of nuclear .
government .aceepted, ' safety. Dr, Porter could
several reeomrnendatiOns. in organize the work of the
order tei keep general Committee and be . of
• practitioners participating in enormous assistance in the
CHIP and 'encourage ° those questioning of witnesses and
who have opted out ot opt the -assessment of material
back in, we proposed that the presented, We • have reeom-
government increase the rate mended that the Premier ask
of remeneratinnlor sefices Dr. Porter if he would be
performed by general willing to serve in this Way'''.
practitioners under . OHIO as soon as pOssible,
Schedule of Beneifis. "We In this way we Can be
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urged that in areas where all certain that the conSideration
the doctors have opted out of of ' nuclear safety will be
OHIP, the government carried on itt a °responsible
encourage the establishment and informed manner, so that
of , Health, Services the pbulie can be fully 'con
Organizatigns . (publicly fident of the facts as they are
'fiinded Medical cline's) to made available:.
Anything you ever Wanted
to know about energy might
be a good subtitle for
Mitchell District Highi
'School's Energy Day. which
will be held on April 25 AS:
P40: of the school's
Education WOO Activities.
The school is hosting their
public information Open
house on the manY aspects Of
(meta use and conservation
At n time when energy
consuntpdon is. becoming g,
matter of increasing concern.
both at the government level
And to the private
homeowner. Students under
the direction of business
teacher and librarian [truce
Whitmore decided to bold
the full day on energy and
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New onnc Fashion
in time for Ea,6*,
, Satin Jackets &.
Short sets
Straw Bowlers &
sun visors '
• Scarves
jewellery for that
• Annie Hail look.
• Latest On wrap-
arolinit dresses
• Skirts eloUses,
slacks,
Drop. in and let us snow crda ihe latest
The Fashion Pittoe. for Spting'
ANNA'S
DRESS SHOPPE
887-6062 Brussels
opekTuEsDAY-SATURDAYssm—ipm
it •
the tOPIM under 4iSett0den
range from solar -heated, pig
barns to energy conservation
in the home,
Any interested mernhers
.of the public are invited to
phone the Schogi and regiSter
to take part in the siX•
$014-0n 'H'OrhStiOpSWitHt
offered during the day or
Vise just to tirop by ;the school
•on April 25. - • •
addition to energy
related projects designed by
tho MIMS students
thernselVeS, there WW be a
variety of speakers, from
PniversitieS, cornmortity
colleges, OMAF, alternate
energy dohs, the Wm
cononortity• and private
energy •COmpaniessuch as
Ontario Hydro and Union
Cas, Also,. a number of lOcal
businesses will be displaying
variety Of energy saNtint
devices ftont, a. boson* t011et
to wood httraing 6tOves,
WnrlishoP discusSion
topics will range front
nuclear OnergY snlar
heated home S and Poll*'
wind energy, conservation
aroond• the home, word heat
and. energy applications
which involve agriculture.
Each participant at Energy
Day will come way with a
free parcel, of pairiphlet$
Among the speakers at the
event will be Jacob Pos„
associate professor. QC -
who will discuss the re,
cycling or utilizations of agri,
1:1,11t12.ratiro AfrItoSram
t.00pArOdE,Udt
4•0.1•19Ii pSs;c1thmyri ARIc.amho4IttfIrioatz
from the Nuclear COM.
nttmications Office of Ontario
Hydro, examining the use of
noclgrtv,,enoqgeyyn.
Tote speocers
for •the 'day will he Julian
Reed. M.P.P. for Halton-,
Burlington wile Will open
Energy Pay in the morning
and Peter Stonehouse,
from the School 'of Agri-
cultural Economics, ()AC
who wilt
o.
locicisef the nerdagy;ai;hntla
tl.
agriculture.
• Other speakers include
Mr. and Mrs. Neil Heming-
way of Brussels, who instal-
led a• solar -heated: pg born,
to culdown energy ,coats
their farm, Dr. W. X, BlOart
of Niagara College will opt,
-line the future of Wind,
generated energy ard, films
on topic$ frOM ntlelear
energy tO, ilatngthe
home.
Energy PaY, which falls in,
the middle 'of Edflattion,
Week, is an attempt to bring,
the ' community into the
school and get •the public
involved in the. energy
symposium, •
•Mr. Whitmore said he
• hopes the event will attract
the farm popnia.tiort because,
"They're going to get.a lot of
things they couldre,t, get any,
where else."
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• 'Vero going, beyond?
hook resoue to people
TosourcesP•thg teacher
added,
AnyOne Wishing furter
Informatien ithOut Energy
Day can, call tvlitcholl Pistrlot
High School.
APPLIANCE
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Varna, Ont. 48 2771. 03
Top Valu 3-4 lbs.
Dinner Hams
Canadian Queen
1/4 or 1/2's
Boneless Hams
TOP Valu 1 Ib. pkg. •
Skitilets Wienert andtor Top Vaiu
'Breakfast • .
in. .
1 28
Sausage
Top Valu 11b. pkg. •
Bologria, Mac & Cheese or
Sliced. • 1.28
Chicken. Loaf,.
• Schneiders 16 az, pkg,- • ' .
' 4 Vedettes - ' . , •
Sliced
•'• Bologna• • • 1.4•
8
Schneiders 6 oz., pkg. ' ..
• Dutch, Pickle 8 •
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• Pimento or fxyle
' Luncheon Meat.
Schneiders 1 lbAll Beef, or 1 . pkg. .
US. No. I
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• Red Hot. Dutch Treet'
•., Skinless Wieners . Lettuce • ea. •.•39;
• 48 Head
• Schneiders 1 Ib. pkg. • ' ' U.S. NO. 1
4 Varieties • Pascal
Side Bacon I .•,,P‘r large stalks • ' &• (PI'S."
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• Frozen.
48 Rockfish
Perch Fillets' lb. 1 • Fillets lb. 1.38
'Heat & Serve
Battered
Cod Portions
• Heat & Serve
Boston Blue Sm Iced
Ib. 1.48 Ki
Fillets • . . ppers .
- • PRICES EFFECTIVE UNTIL CLOSING
SATURDAY. APRIL 14, 1979.
WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES
TO AVERAGE FAMILY REQUIREMENTS.
SUPPLIED AND LOEB
. SERVICE') BY
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Canada No 1
Hot House
Seedless Cucumbers
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fii of 1.b Bone In- ' • ,•,' Product of South •A'r ca. • • . %
.Hams lb. •Lti. ' Grapes . . • ib. •
1., 2•9
• Sugar Plum 2 no Barlinka• .
Shops y 16 oz, COP' : , Piatliict of South Africa ,
dole Slaw or ' ,Ati: . Packem ' 68
. Potato Salad , . en, sup Pears • lb.. .
Top Valu 6 oz. pkg.
Sliced
Cooked Ham
• OChrertosiCie'restn7e0°SganPrilcwgiCh
•
1 Cookies
Swanson 11 oz. pkg. •,
Frozen Chicken,
1 48 Turkey or Beef
Dinners
Top Valu 1 Ib. pkg,
Sliced
Side Bacon
Canada -Utility Grade
6-14 lbs,
Young Turkeys
'Nona ito bag
•, Dog ChOik. •
Hahisdo Stie plca, 83,
Shreddies
88
Canada Packers
• Miracle Baste
6-141b. •
Young TurkeyS
Quench 4 22,5 ot, pkgs.
AsseiDrtedFrut eink
Duncan
HineS 620 g pkg.
Country Recipe'
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Assorted Flavours
Cake Mixes
U.S. No. 1
Vine Ripe
Mon., to Wed. 9-6
STORE HOURS,. OPEN ThurFrt. till 9
Sat. 9-5 p.m,
Kleenex
Assorted Colours
Facial Tissue
pkg. of 200
1159
Kleenex
Assorted Colours and Boutique
Paper Towels
2 roll pkg.
1199
Green Giant
Assorted Varieties
Fancy Vegetables
Vegetable Juice
Tomatoes
Dole 19 ti. oz. tin
Fancy Sliced, Chunk, Crushed
In Syrup
Pineapple .59
Maple Leaf 11/2 lb. tin
Canned Regular, hickbry Smoked
• or Hint of Maple .
Ham 3 69
48 II. oz. tin
Heinz 4½t1. 02. ler •
• Strained Meatless -
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'Baby Food
Kotex pkg. of 12 • -
Plueor Soifer
Feminine
• Napkins •189'
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Cmforo Surge, SALO.
Hamburger & Meet L01 •
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Potato Chips .00 ' French Files . •79•
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Regular Or Rutile tin . , Regular CM
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Prem 12 oz. tin
Regular•
-Luncheon
, Meat 1.29.
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- Saran 100 ft roll
Jumbo
• , food Wrap
Pampers pkg, of 30
Newborn Disposable
Diapers' ri A el.
.• Chock Full 0 Nuts i Ib lin
• Ail POrpOse Grind 3 49
Coffee ••
Delsey 4 roil pkg.
Boutique Blue, Golden or
Bathroom 1
Tissue
Kotex pkg. 01 12
Regular
Feminine
-Napkins •
Hick's 32 O. 02. ia,f
Pink • Pollsh, With or
19•
Without Garlic
. Dill Pickles •.88
.89
• Kleenex pkg. of 150 • .
Boutique Assorted 1 29•
Table Napkins .
Kleenex pkg. 01 120- • '
BoutiqUe Pink a Blue or
Gold.a Avocado 6
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Facial Tissue . •
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Cloverleaf 7 oz. tin •
Solid White
Tuna 39
Hunt's 14 ft. oz. tin
Tomato '2 en.
Sauce1.
Club House 1211. oz. jar
Stulfed Manzanilla
OliVeS , • -1.19
Club House 12 11, oz. jar
' Rad Maraschino
• • Cherries • 59
... Cement:116 oz jar
'cense Mate * •
Ciateer
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Creamer • 1.39.
Reid Rote pkg. 01 120
Orange Pekoe
• Tea Bags • "
3.59.
Purina 10 kg bag ' -
Dog Chow 6 39
Libby's W/Pork or,
In Tomato Sauce
Deep Brown
' Beans
19 11, Ox. fin
HighlIner 200 g Pkili
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