HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1979-06-28, Page 14hest etddoli, M.P.p;
The' `Minister of Colleges
and universities. Dr. Bette'
5tephenSett, has .44 the
'fe= i ..1ature that if there are'
tool tnatalr a -cants' t0'
.Ontario' s,.. 22 community
colleges, this, fall, many of
those who are unsuceessfut
could find places in privately
run industrial training:
program and: at :private
yocatfonal scho91s. She was.
Mart/ding, 01 a Chlarge i'y
Liberal Leader Stuart Smith;
that the. government "is :ilii-
surpri$ed" by a :boom in
applieati as at the colleges;
and ""as. `unable to act in
accordance with it," He cited
a report by the chairman of
the council of regents. for
community colleges, who
said, there are 90,000 for
40.000 :first- year spaces ar.'.
the colleses. In the:.
Minister's view£, however,, II;
more accurate figure for the
;number of applicants wpuid
be $Sx000• whert students
Who. have applied gt; more.
than, one college have been;
deducted.
Opposition ;Parties: have.
urged, the Government to,
restore to ?tiun ctpalities the
power to, •cbntroll tate
archate(;tural design of Major
:developments. Sill 96, an Act
to Amend the Planning Act.,
which has. :now received
second reading,; would
appear ppea to remove this:.
authority. However, the
legislation Must now go to
commitee for .further debate.
Apposition Memiters
maintain that the $ill deletes•
the section which agives.
'municipalities the power .to
review -perspective
,drawings and plans showing'
'building elevations and.
eros: -sections of Industria
and + mnliercial bud`ta4tgs•
and! 'residetatial buildings
wiliest contain 25 or more
'arching units.
The'' Minister rof •Consumer
and. Conanaerric4 Relations.
frank Pre& has Siren An
assurancfw : that new
legislation Will . ensure
protection against unfair
evictions. A; section of the
proposed : Residential
re:°fancies Act listing unfair
grounds for eviction was
deleted by the l.episiatyrtt
general government commit-
tee, bet the Minister has
stated; that it would soon be.
strengthened and re-
introduced. The' acting
chairman of the tenants.
federation 'told the commit-
tee he did not believe its
argument that outlining:•
speeif c areas of tinfairrtless
Conservation rou mus Ioi ,a! ales
i work r
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together on drolris
The two local conservation
authorities have agreed to
become involved with mun
icipalites and their eng-
ineers at an earlier stage in
discussing local erosion
problems in drain, reports
,comingbefore township
councils.
Representatives from the
conservation authorities
madethis commitment at a
recent municipal dram man-
agement seminar held in
Exeter and. hosted by the.
authorities.
The ,purpose of. the :sem-
roar was to discuss municipal
dram 'design, construction
and maintenance and to
consider more effective 'eros-
ion controls.
About 120 people attend
the day long seminar includ-
ing Norman Alexander of
Londesboro. a. longtime ad
vocate' of erosion controls;
Carl Schenk from the Min-
istry of•Environment office in,
London and Sam Bradshaw,
assistant, engineer with the
Clinton' OMA <office.
The seminar was a ex
• change: between the various
;agencies with the respon-
sibility for, municipal: drains
Seaforth
getsYCW
grant
Projects in Huron, County.
which have been '.awarded'
grants under the 1979 Young
Canada Works program have
been announcedby the.
Canada . Employment and
Immigration Commission's
job creation branch.`
The town of Seaforth, will
benefit from an award of
S4,374 to provide special
events for children aged
seven to thirteen, as well as a
mini-playgtound program for.
childten aged three to•seven
years.
The Winghanl' and area.
day centre for the home-
bound has received a grant of
58,748 tii , develop a day
centre ,for seniors and the
homebound, together with
social and recreational actio-
ities,reiated to the centre,
The South Huron and dist-
rict association' for the
mentally retarded, centred in
Dashwood, has received;
52,916 to provide a day care'
program for both handi-
capped and non -handicapped
children. A matching grant
for Arc Industries will
complement this program by
providing training: and
rehabilitation programs for
handicapped adults during
June and July.
In Varrastra an award Iii'
S7,290 has been made to
develop recreational facilities
and programs for. Vanastra
area, This sutnmerlong pro
ject represents a major park
itnprovetnent scheme for
Tuckersmith Township.
The Goderich Tourist
Committee is being provided'
with a grant of $5,088 to work.
with the Huron Historic Gaol:
and the Huron County Pio-
neer Museum to co•ordi nate
prorhotion: and research
activities of benefit, to Goder-
ich and to Huron. County as it
whole.
And in Exeter, the Eiteter
Community Resource Creti
received $2,918' for a project
'With seniors and the -bate,
bound to develgp a day
centre rot the l rovisitl'rt;: of
tociafi and recreational pr -
in the Ausable-Bayfield: arid;
Maitland Valley watersheds.
In addition to reviewing!
the research now -being car,
tied out on 'municipal drain-
age. the seminar audience
was shown some innovative
methods of transporting
water efficiently to reduce'
soil erosion,
A discussion followed on.
the need for more consider-
ation of the agricultural;
benefits; and environmental,
costs in the planning stage of:
the proposed construction, or.
repair and improvement of
municipal drainage works.
cttttldl tie • e 'lands: of t al
proPot.ec1 !Residential.
Tenancies Commission when
it considers ocmplaints,
tiberal Margaret Campbell
stated quite firmly that the
cant mince has no intention
,of backing dawn on its initial:
proposals to strengthen
protection of tenants: "Don't
,you understand that we are•
concerned that there are
many ' instances thatgtight be
unfair? Once you Sive a.
limited number of
circumstances, a judge is
inclined to look only for those
circumstances.'"
Continuing reports: of
controversy at the Royal
Ontario Musuetn and.
allegations of mismanage-
ment .af its S44.5. million
renovation .and . expansion
project have prompted the
Legislature's public accounts
committee to look into its
operation. There has been a.
great deal of discussion re-
cently about the museum's
finances and on how longi
will be closed to the public
for renovation. The Commit-
tee has asked the Museum to
supply financial information
for analysis by the Provincial
Auditor. However, ,, the
consent of the Legislature is
necessary before the ,Auditor
can be directed to examine'
the Museum's books. •
Radioactive tritium, was
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ttecently Reported In the
municipal water supply' :of
Pickering Township, aiad' was,
traced to .leakage frim.: they
Pickering nuclear plant.:
However, the Minister of
Energy, ,lames Auld, hag
told the Leg slaturte that he
has. "positive ;assurances
from: Ontario Hydro that the
traces routinely found in the
water present absolutely no
danger to people, wildlife,
plant life, scotch drinkers or
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According to the Ministry
of ;Education, the
C,,ovC rnMer. t has rejected.:the
idea of malting ,Grade; 13
E.f r7_l`"h mandatory for *it
ahtuetos who wish to enroll;
in 'Ontario's universities, on.
,the basis that the need, to
trnpose a mandatory Grade'
13 English credit,
particularly for those
:students, :continuing of to
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not been tlelltAttatrated.
DItting the debate on the
estimates of the Ministry .Of
intergovernmental Affairs.;
the Minister Tom Wells,:
accused; Quebec Premier
Levesque of misleading,
Canadians and the people of
Quebec by talking about a
bright and ros rous future
for that Province of Canada.
under sovereignty
association and asserting
that the impact of such an
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CORD'S
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Service to all makes of cars
Detroit Diesels
L527-0333,,
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Now Doing Lubes and
Tire Repair
Archie's Sunoco
527-0881.
�. Seaforth' i►
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HOME FARM & COMMEI L, WIRING'
`Phone Auburn 526.7505
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Mitche11348.8b84
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HARDWARE
MERCHANTS
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& ELECTRICAL EXPERTS
Phone:527-1620'
Seaforth
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Service tool' makes
Sues -White; Elsa, liuegvarr a
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North Main Street
Seaforth, Ontario
527-0104'
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In pushing for ;a..re:sttlttptton
fp cetratitutiofal talks, be
rejected Mrs teveslque's.
a.u estion of A morateatum-
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nn: such talks Until after the
referendum, Qn• Quebec'::,
future,
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Quebec can bargain with' the
rest of Canada In order, to,
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almost complete.'
autonomy.'
he Said that..
Ontario's paatiaf ott...
sovereignty associaton
'shouldnot be taken totate
that the Province lis; not.
prepared, to engage ipi
negotiation to *reek
injustices, broaden nattottaf
institutions and: respond tO,
specific cultural issues.
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ROSS W. RiBEY,
DIRECTOR.
87 Goderich St„ Seaforth
Phone, 527-1390
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527-0053
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FUNERAL NOME.
87 Goderich St., West
Agent for
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Seaforth 527-1390
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LONGSTAFF
Seaforth Office
527-1240
Monday - Friday
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