The Brussels Post, 1976-12-15, Page 6THANK YOU.
We would like to express our appreciation
to the 1976 Council, P.U:C. and .Clerks for the
gifts they gave us at a retirement party
Saturday yDecember 11.
A special thanks to Hank and Agnes
Tenpas for inviting us into their home and for
the delicious meal they served.
Thank you all fora very enjoyable evening.
Warden Jack and Esther
McCutcheon
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By Murray Gaunt M.F.P.
Attorney General. Roy
McMurtry is proposing to raise
the minimum ago for arriage from
14 to 16.
The age needs to be raised, lie
said, because the main reason for
its being so low is to permit
marriages as a way to avoid births
of illegitimate children.
There are those who are
pushing to have the age raised to
18, but the Attorney General feels
the age cannot be raised above
16, at which point children have
the right to withdraw from the
family home.
This matter is part of a package
of family law currently before the
Legislative Committee on. Justice,
and will become law before
Christmas.
Liberal Leader Stuart Smith
said this week that Ontario is
handing over a $10 million public
asset to a U.S. controlled
company.
The Government recently
issued licences to the U.S.
controlled Greyhound Lines of
Canada Ltd. for direct routes
between Toronto and Sudbury,
and Toronto and Buffalo.
Previously these routes were
handled exclusively by Gray
Coach Ltd, a company owned
entirely by the Toronto Transit
Commission, and were the most
profitable routes the company
had. Because of this Gray Coach
was able to subsidize service on
other routes that were less
profitable or showed losses, such
as service to Owen Sound and
other parts of Western Ontario.
Since Gray Coach now has
competition on its most profitable
runs, it said it could no longer
provide the same service to
Western Ontario.
The Government has come
under severe pressure to reverse
the decision, with the Liberal
Party asking for an emergency
debate on the matter.
Meanwhile, following the
Cabinet meeting in mid-week,
Transportation. Minister James
Snow announced that he was
asking the Ontario Highway
Transport Board to reconsider the
deciSion. Mr. Snow said the
Board would not conduct a
re-hearing of the case, but would
extend its previous hear ing ,to
deal with two important factors it
apparently didn't take into
account before. These are the
financial impact on Gray Coach if
it loses the profitable routes, and
whether Gray Coach would have
to cut service on shorter routes to
smaller centres as a result. On the
latter point Gray Coach has
already announced cuts.
A bill to regulate funeral
directors and their services in
Ontario received approval in
principle this week. The bill
would set up committees to deal
with complaints from 'the 'public.
The. Ontario government is
planning to close most of its
provincially operated campsites
and lease the rest to' private
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lets you know
what's what.
Report from Queen's Park
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operators. The n ew policy, announced, by
In 1975, 1,617,707 people used. Natural Resources Minister Leo
the 21,000 campsites in, the 122 Bernier, will start taking effect
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