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Cran brook
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Mr, and Mrs. Harold
and family have maven
Burford to the far m'
purchased from Ross Sm4h,
Gerald Knight, young soy
ivim and Mrs, Leslie Kn.
back home following threew
in Wingham Hospital, su
from the flu and complicati,
Mr. and Mrs. Clem
spent a few days recently.
their son Clem and Mrs, St,
Goderich.
Mr. .and Mrs, Arthur lIta
Chatham N.J., visited Iiith
Calvin Cameron.
At a bee held at the C01114I
Centre on Saturday, Ili
completed the job of comin
west end of the building,
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RECOGNIZE 20 YEARS SERVICE - Recognizing 20
years of service in Brussels in association with the
Supertest division of BP Oil , the company recently
presented the president of McCutcheon Motors Ltd,
Reeve Jack McCutcheon with a sterling silver tray.
This week the Minister of
Education Torn Wells announced
that the 7.9% spending ceilings
applicable for 1974 have been
raised a further 2.6% making the
total increase in 1974 ceilings over
1973 approximately 10.5%.
The revised 1974 ceilings are
$704 per elementary school pupil
up 11.75% over 1973 and $1,231 per
secondary pupil, up 8.94% over
1973.
There was debate this week in
the Legislature concerning the
price increases to be charged by
the oil companies in response to
the increase hi the well head price
of oil from $4 to $6.50 per barrel.
The Provincial Government
Was charged with allowing the oil
companies to take unwarranted
increases.
The Federal Government has
estimated that the well head price
increase will mean a consumer
price increase of about 8c a
gallon.. Ontario economists figure
the increase would be more like
7%c.
The federal estimates indicate
the companies would be entitled
to an extra half cent to cover other
cost increases.
Ontario Solicitor General
George Kerr admitted this week
that money from U.S. criminal
organizations is being sent or
brought to Ontario then returned
to the U.S. in a 'laundered'
condition because its sources is
then either unknown or respect-
able.
Mr. Kerr said that in addition
to money from criminal activities,
agents in the province, partic-
ularly Toronto, receive large
amounts from legitimate com-
panies as a means of avoiding
'U.S. income tax. The money is
held here long enough to qualify
as an investment, then returned
after the agent has taken his cut,
usually 5 of 10 %
Lay people will play a
substantial tole in governing
doctors, dentists and other health
professionals under new legisla-
tion introduced by Health Minis-
ter Prank Miller.
Shown during the presentation event are (left) Neil
Curtin, local represenative of B P Oil Ltd., Reeve
McCutcheon and B.P.OiI Ltd. regional manager, Bill
Rogers. [A)
The proposed Health Disci-
plines Act would set up a board of
5-7 lay people to review
complaints by the public or from
inemberS of the professionals who
feel themselves treated unjustly,
It also provides for lay people to
sit on the Councils of the colleges
governing the professions.
The first six parts of the Act
cover medicine, dentistry, nurs-
ing, optometry and pharmacy.
The Act would replace existing
legislation such as the Medical
Act. •
Still with health services,
Health Minister Frank Miller
tabled the Mustard Report which
recommends the setting of quotas
to limit the number of doctors
practicing in different areas of
Ontario and which is likely to be
one of the most contentious
recommendations of the report.
Ontario has one of the Most
favourable doctor-patient ratios in
the Western world, one doctor for
every 586 people, but doctors are
poorly distributed, the report
noted.
441 Clubs discuss ,.good ,Oroorning.
secretary, Debbie Demaray. the
discussion was on 'The little
things that count'
A dernoriStration was done by
Connie McLean ; a local hair-
dresser. She gave one of the gird
a manicure and answered any
questions the members had about
the care of the hands and nails.
last Meeting were read by the Her` assistance was Appreciated
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The meeting was dosed with.
the 444 Motto.
Walton' iII's trieeting was held
at 3oy Viseherrs. The Meeting
opened with the 444 pledge: The,
group's nickname IS 'The Good
LOOkiiia'., The diScuSsion Was.
genetal appearance and &own.=
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The second meeting of the
Ethel club was held on April 1st
at Grey Central School. -The
meeting was opened with the 4-'h
'pledge. The roll call 'When
meeting a person for the first
tithe, what do you notice about
him or her?' was answered by
those present. The ininUtes Of the