Clinton News-Record, 1975-03-27, Page 14' 'STR i't'RSDAYltM RC 27, 1975
"NS We in the L gistature,
the Minister Of gdticatian
axuounced that the Grovern-
ro treat will raise ceilings on
school board spending by $50.00
for each elementary , and
secondary school pupil
"because of continued in-
flation".. Boards will now be
permitted to spend $926.00 for
each elementary school pupil
and $1,441 for each high school
student.
This increase will add some
$20 million to the province's
share of education spending,
which is about 60 percent of the
total. Government grants to
boards of education will rise
this year to nearly $1.5 billion
frOn $1.31billion last year.
On the subject of teacher
salaries, the Minister said
"their salaries should reflect
increases in inflation, together
with other economic trends in
the community.... but to with-
draw services to support
demands that are by any
standard, exorbitant and
unreasonable, is grossly unfair
to students".
The Minister of Colleges and
Universities announced a new
student loan program and the
creation- of a $500,000 special
bursary fund to assist im-
poverished part-time students.
Maximum living allowances
under the existing Ontario
Student Assistance Program
will increase, next fall from
$48.50 to $57.50 a week. The new
Ontario Student Loans plan will
enable a student to borrow at
low interest' up to $1,400 each
academic year to a maximum
of $4,000, and Ministry officials
estimate that up to 3,000
Students may benefit from the
plan.
Applicants must be on
welfare, unemployed or have a
low family income. A
spokesman for the Ontario
Federation of Students has
described the OSAP increases
as inadequate to cover in-
flation, but welcomed the
special bursary fund as a "step
in the right direction" in
student assistance.
Liberal Leader Robert Nixon
continued his reply to the
Speech from the Throne this
week, strongly criticizing the
Govej'rnment because in
Ontario'we are not "pulling our
weight: in the economy, in food
production, in house -building,
in education, not even in urban
transit. Despite our tremen-
dous natural advantages,
despite our rich.,resources of
people, of land and of mineral
wealth, the Davis Government
has been unable to maintain
Ontario's hard-earned position
of strength and leadership".
Mr. Nixon pointed out that
Ontario's unemployment rate
is going up almost two-thirds
faster than the national rate.
Also the value of Canadian
exports increased 58.6 percent
between 1972 and 1974, but
Ontario's exports went up by
only 34.1 percent, only three-
fifths of the national rate.
Consumer prices are rising
faster in Ontario than the
national average: in Toronto,
for example, house prices have
been rising 18 percent faster
than elsewhere. Meanwhile
between 1972 and 1974 Canadian
average wage rates have in-
creased fatiterANAlic in Ontario.
Also, across Canada the pupil -
teacher ratio in schools has
been improving, but in Ontario
class size has grown larger.
Our agriculture industry is
experiencing serious dif-
ficulties, and there were 127,000
fewer Ontario farms in
operation in 1971 than a decade
earlier. This decline is. con-
-tinlaang, and . our arable land is
fast disapfiearing.--:There-has
been a fall in acreage for feed
grains, tobacco, fruit and
vegetables. The number of
dairy cattle in Ontario has
dropped steadily since 1956,
from more than a million head
- to 755,000 in 1971. •
For the past two fiscal years
this province has actually
Independent Shipper
to
United Co-operative
of Ontario
Livestock Dept
Toronto
Ship Your Livestock
with
Roy Scotchmer
Monday 1s Shipping
Day From Varna Stockyard'
CALL BAYFIELD 565.2638
By 7:30 a.m. Monday
For Prompt Service
No Charges on Pick-up tf
Jack Riddell, Iluro.ti MVP'
underspent its housing budget, °
14 1973 and 1974 the government
underspent by a total of $103
million -- $103 million which
should have been spent on
1
housing and was not: This past
fiscal year, the rental housing
budget alone was underspent
by $20 million,
The Government has in-
troduced legislation to lncrrea e:
the number of Ontario Ridings
to, 125 from 117; ras reeom-
mended :by the Report, of the
Independent Ontario Electoral
Boundaries Commission. The
changeswill be,in effect for the
next provincial election, ac-
cording. to the Premier. There
have been minor changes made
to the Huron Riding since 1 last
reported to you on the interim
reports of the Commission.
The Riding will now be known
as the Huron -Middlesex
le to a District and it, will
consist of the townships of
Adelaiciet Riddutph, East
k w,illlairl :s,
Goderich, Hay,
'McGillivray, Stanley, Stephen,
Tuckersmith, Usborne and
West. Williams, the .towns of
Clinton, Exeter, Goderidh,
Parkhill and Seaforth, and the
villages of Aliso, Craig,
Bayfield, Hensall, Lucan and -
Zurich,
Lobo. township .and the town
of Strathroy were .re -aligned
with the Middlesex Riding
•n I
whereas. Tuckersmith township
and the town, of' Seaforth
remain in the Huron -Middlesex
Riding. The interim report
re owed , Tuckersmith town,
ship and the town of Seaforth
from Huron, and innluded them
with the Huron -Bruce Riding.
Hullett and McKillop townships
now' form a part of the Huron-
Bruce Riding, otherwise the,
Huron portion of the new
Riding remains as it was for-
merly.
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