Clinton News-Record, 1974-07-04, Page 5SY jar* Riddell, Huron MPI'
The Blind and the disabled
will receive their supplement at
the end of each month
It has been my usual custom.
to teminate this article at the
end of the session. but with the
approval, a the news media
staff I will be pleased to von-
LiI1149 this article during the
, summer recess. I would hope to
inform the readers of the
various programs that are
available to them through the
various Government Ministries
and I will .also give. a brief
of the reports resume and
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lb $1.69
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Cross Rib Steaks
SILVERBRIGHT,
Salmon Steaks FROZEN
28 BONELESS
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SHORT RIB
lb ROAST
WIENER 2 pac l vacvac pac $11
1-lb tr ay 59if
2-lb 495i
29?
CANADA Na.1 GRADE, IMPORTED
Tomatoes
NEW CROP, YOUNG TENDER
Zucchini Squash
CANADA No, I GRADE, IMPORTED
Green Beans
MONARCH — 7 VARIETIES
SPONGE
PUDDINGS
3 pkgs
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PIECES
FRESH lb 15
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SWIFT SUGAR PLUM,
Side Side Bacon SLICED 1-1b vac pac 99?
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Side Bacon END CUTS lb 59?
CENTRE CUTS LB 790
SHOPSY, COLE SLAW OR
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Fresh Baked Goods
Jane Parker BREAD
60% or 100% Whole Wheat or 'Cracked Wheat
SLICED — BUY 3 LOAVES — SAVE 11t
24-oz
loaves $
JANE PARKER (SAVE 10c)
Fruit Cake ENGLISH 1-1b, 9-oz cake5 9?
JANE PARKER, PLAIN OR SUGARED (SAVE 6c)
Family Donuts pkg of 1259?
JANE PARKER (BUY 3 PKGS — SAVE 32c)
Twin Rolls 3 pkg of 12 $1.00
JANE PARKER, "BROWN 'N SERVE" (SAVE Bs)
French Stir 12-oz-pkg of 2 loaves39?
JANE PARKER
Strawberry Pie full 8-inch pie 89?
JANE PARKER ' (SAVE 10c)
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JANE PARKER (CHOCOLATE 6910 (SAVE 6c)
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F to 3
P SO‘ SESAME SEED
FRENCH ROLLS oKG
TWIN ROLLS OF 12
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5-lb box $3.79
2-lb pkg $1.79
SHOPSY, SWEET PICKLED, OVEN ROASTING
Corned Beef Brisket lb $1.38
SCHNEIDERS, SLICED, 7 VARIETIES
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Cherry Hill, Danish—Bllue, Camembert, Chive, Ementholor, Mushroom, Onion Cream Spreads 4-0Z TUBS
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MARGARINE
Lit 591e
IN TOMATO SAUCE
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.99
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Spaghetti Sauce 1 "-fl'" 395/
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Chun King DINNERS `11-Gt pkg
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CLINT01%,4 NEW$RECORP, TBUBSDAY, jVI.,Y 4, 1074-4
This week brought to A close
the end-of-the-session ritual of
15 hall'', days, In the last 10
40f 28 Government Bills were
intrerhiced, several carrying an
element of urgency. A total of
47 pieces cif proposed
legielation were introdnced
during March and April with
about 70 during May and the
let three weeks of June. The
last Bill to be debated before
the end of the session was the
Workmen's Compensation Bill,
details of which were outlined
in last week's 'article.
Revenue Minister Arthor
Mean informed the Legislature
that consideration is being
given to the centralizing the ad.,
ministration of its new 50 %
Land Speculation Tax. He is
looking at such centres as
Thunder Bay, North Bay, Win-
dsor, London, Hamilton and
Ottawa to handle tax clearan-
ces, The Ministry of Revenue
has been burdened with a
heavy workload, providing a lot
of lien, clearance certificates
when such were not in fact
required, according to Arthur
Meen. Until now the Province
has been accepting affidavits
from people dealing with
property values but within two
weeks it will be in a position to
use assessment data to run its
own checks on values, Mr.
Meen said.
A Bill entitled the Family
Law Reform Act was presented
in the Legislature by Attorney
General Robert Welch. If
passed this Act would abolish
many of the laws that are
patronising to women and often
unfair to married men.
Husbands and wives would be
treated as individuals, the Act
.States. The fact that two people
are married should not affect
their right to sue each other in
Court, get in and out of .debt,
sign contracts and act as a
guardian or next friend to a
child in a lawsuit. As the law
now stand spouses may not sue
each other in Court.
Recognizing a married woman
as an individual in her own
right will make her eligible to
sign contracts and get credit on
her own.
It will also make her liable
fon fatly- damages arising out ,of
aebreaclv of contract. The Bill
Would do away 'with
inequalities in the area of law
called resulting trust. Currently
if a wife puts property in her
husband's name, the law
presume that a woman gives
property to her husband in
trust unless specifically noted.
The Government Bill
restructuring the County of Ox-
ford was given lengthy debate
and opposed by members of
,Loth Opposition Parties.
Citing government figures,
Mr. Nixon said the cost of local
government has risen sharply
in all part of the Province
where restructuring has taken
place. In Ottawa-Carleton ex-
penditures went up 81% in the
first four years after
regionalization, he said, The
rise in Niagara Region was 61
per cent in three years. After'
two years of• regional govern-
!tient oi the District
Municipality of Muskoka, costs
were lip by 116 per cent and in
the same period taxes went up
76 per cent despite increased
Provincial subsidies. In
Waterloo the costs of services
assumed by the regional
Municipality went up 36 per
cent in the first year of regional
government and the Province
paid only one quarter of the
start up cost and the balance
was added to property taxes.
Mr.' Nixon said that in the
case of the new region of
Durham the taxes were to have
gone up 28 per cent this year
despite $1.1 million in special
Provincial grants. The Bill
restructuring the County of Ox-
ford reduces the number of.
Municipalities in Oxford to 8
from 18. It provides that elec-
tions will be held' initially Oc-
tober 7, 1974 with Councils to
hold office for two years.
Having introduced a Private
Members' Bill lest year and
again this session to improve
the safety of children travelling
to and from school by bus, I am
pleased to report that the
Minister of Transportation and
Communications, has accepted
Some of the recommendations
and that pressure is gently
being applied by the Ontario
Government on Manufacturers
to build better school buses.
Some of the 'design itri-
provements, the Minister has in
mind for the utilitarian school
buses, are to, include higher
Seat backs to prevent whiplash
hjLlr ,ss in accidents and pad,
ding protection on the backs of
aegis to &infinite head injuries.
Legislation is likely in the
to change the law that
requires other vehicles to stop
when a school bus is stopped
with red warning lights
flashing on roads.. where the
speed limit is more than
miles en hour. The change will
require other vehiCles to stop
1.0r,
regardless of the speed limit,'
Another • recommendation
which. we made and which the
Minister will consider is that
the yellow and :black, stripes be
made the mandatory idere
tificatien for all school buses.
We recommend •that the colors
be changed when they are ..1-19
longer used as .schoolbuses so
that children do not mistake
the identity of a schoolbus
while waiting patiently .On the
side of the road for the bus to
transport them to school.
New legislation under the
juries Act will permit only.
Canadian Citizens living in On-
tario: to serve on juries in the
Province in the future. The new
legisistion also provides for the
abolition of Grand juries but a
companion bill retains the
Grand Jury's function of
Periodical inspection of public
institutions such as jails.
More than a dozen oc-
cupational groups have been.
removed from the exemption
list which still lists senators,
MP's, judges, lawyers,
policemen and jailers and.
1
court Offgers and their wives and clergyrnen licensed to per,
form marriages in. Ontario, At.
torney General Hobert Welch
said he wanted a wide cross
section of the public sitting on
juries but a farmer called at
harvest time could obtain a
deferment, he added,
Ontario's Guaranteed In-
come plan for the elderly will,
come into effect July but cheques will not be mailed
fill mid July. The bill which will
guarantee an income of $260.07
a month for every person over
the age of 6.5 as well as for the
blind and the disabled,
received final ,reading in the*
Legislature this week. Under
the plan called the ,Guaranteed
Annual Income System the
Province will add up to $25.89
a month to Federal Benefits in
-order to. bring the minimum in-
come for a pensioner to $260.67
A month.
The Provincial benefits will
be paid in mid-month to
stagger a pensioner's income
.since Federal benefits ae. p id
in the beginning of the o_ch.
ministerial statements as they
cross. my desk,
May I take this opportunity
to wish everyone a happy
holiday season and if at any
time I am able to render my
services to help you with.
problems which you may en-
counter, I would only be too
pleased to do so. Please feel
free to call me or visit my place
of residence 'which is situated
on No, 83 Highway, 4 1/2 miles
week of Exeter. My telephone
is Dashwood, 237- .Number
3431,