Clinton News-Record, 1976-04-15, Page 7mttromf4<RV14%B'7 N5WfA'bK. .'AM.. ."�i•.,.M:9s'•' !dMf.�+i ..NSM <.; ':/
•a ," 'cornmepted Jim ank%
ry OroaA�M ,GH.
ad? lntstrator chinas that Al
, r orf the work done
*tensely �!. ohd
,everyone" to get the Blucwater
Centre functional in time for an April 1
opening,
Hr. Colon says.hp ls. ionisingforward
to developing new andresponsive ways
to meet 'she mental health needs qf
Huron County residents. He says the
emphasis will be on preventative
use
.e
.psychiotry and he is maki.,tag.p.a+as to
the facilities of other Huron County
hospitals as well for total community
involvement.
P ycr.h..,
..e a d G.me al .o pi l at t
0 Gode0 lyohiato ' Ho •
i hwli►y 21 s u` o �ycy er{ eh. •
Y]
,Acct psychiatric care
ty `has Dr. Mioheel Conlon as its
al director. !►t .resent. there are
t,..,.. t. r .. p
ut. persons on staff with another 15
o 0 staff members to be added as the
'•ut'becornes fully established. -
"With all the tumult that has hit the
• health -sane community of • Huron
..,aunty, the progress of ASM and OR to:
meet the Ministry of Health's target date
'toopen the uoit has been E..rnhat
y Jack Riddell
Jotti ngs from Queen s Park
Ma int
unit 13 -
Accordi_n8 to th ' td o io or or':
AM 4 tit urs well ns, ,ehe,tt'I►t'diC tl -.
and a.drnini tretiofi there, the .unit IS
,.ncCeSSar,Y and %TIMn addition
the county healthcare sYstem as well as
to Goderich :andM' H...
The vacuum created by the closin.Of
GPH will be s..omewhat offset by this 1
unit." Mr. Banks sad:.
The
facilityfor the retarded at •the
former GPH site 144011 unopened. but at
the present time sta'f is being trained for
residents expected to arrive later this
month.
enth� feet!
When the non -confidence
vote on the Throne Speech!
was taken this week I was not
resent in the House. I
tatted: the vote by ab -
g myself, from the
as Ic ttsidered it the
!sowing my total
Wien the
's restra1ti't
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program without favouring stand against inflation..
an•:unnecessary election how. Most people feel that a
Despite strong feeling in minority government should
the Huron -Middlesex riding. be .given sufficient time and
that. the Government should opportunity to establish its
be brought down, I could not worthiness to govern. Apart
in good conscience vote for an from giving a minority
election now. An election now government a chance to
could have restated in a work, people are very
majority win for Premier
William Davis and a clear
mandate for him to continue
his inhumane and insensitive
restraint program.
Another reason for my
decision not to vote against
the Government was the fact
that closure of the Clinton
Hospital is still under active
consideration by the Premier
and the Acting Minister of
Health and I did not want in
any way to affect the decision
which the present govern-
ment make on this most
important matter. We have
fought valiantly to keep our
hospitals acrd I did not want to
jeopardizeour efforts at this
point in time.
We in Huron -Middlesex
view the Government's
restraint program as having
little regard for its human
and social consequences, as
part of the Government's
program included the closure
of the Goderich Psychiatric
Hospital and the announced
closing of the Clinton
cognizant of the costs in-
volved in running an election
and did not relish spending
anothersen million dollars on
an election that would result
in very little change.
Treasurer McKeough
unveiled a $12;5 billion
budget, the deficit projected.
to be $1.2 billion while at the
same time keeping spending
growth to 10.4 percent.
Introducing the budget Mr.
McKeough said that reducing
the rate of inflation remains
the number one objective for
economic policy in 1976, and
controls will be necessary
until Canada's cost and price
performance is brought back
into line with that of our
trading partners, _par-
ticularly the United States.
The following are some
areas affected by the budget;
The Ministry of Housing
budget includes a new
initiative, the downtown
revitalization program. It
also extends for one year tire
OHIP incentive grants and
Hospital.
It was apparent that the
loans to municipalities to
increase the supply of ser -
majority
-trust meet the same 10 year
residency criteria that is
required for federal OAS and
GIS benefits.
By the end 01 1976-77 the
complement of civil servants
will be reduced to X6,537, a
reduction of more than 4,200
from the 1974 level.
The 1976 estimates provide
for an increase of $255 million
in grants to municipalities
and school boards, a growth
of 7.8 percent.
The Treasurer said to re-
establish a better balance
between the charges for
health services and the cost of
these services, he proposed to
increase OHIP premiums by
$5,00 per month single and
$10.00 per month family. As of
May lst, 1976, the charges for
semi private accommodation
in hospitals will be increased
to $11.00 per day and, for
private rooms $22.00 per day.
Effective immediately
OHIP premium free
assistance will be broader.
Free coverage will be ex-
tended to single persons
having taxable income of
$1,543 or less and families,
having taxable . income of
of the Ontario viced land.
electorate did not think that The 1976 budget of the
an election was necessary at Ministry of the Attorney
this time as it has been barely General provides for the
six months since the last appointment of 46 additional
election. People well realize judges and justices of the
the need for restraint at this peace.
time and unless the coin- Legislation will be in-
munities in which they live troduced changing the GAINS
have been victtnlzei4bYsuch residency criteria, which is
programs as hospital presently five years in
closures, they are prepared Canada. As of April 7, 1976,
to endorse the Government's new applicants for GAINS
ent Day pians
used. and our cover
si will be coloured with
Went colours,
diiaeussod uses for the
The Dewfairys Heather Lindsay awakens Gretel, Else
Lindsay, in the Haimesville Public School's well •acted
production of "Hansel and Grete1" which was shown• to
packed houses this week. (News -Record photo)
$2,0.00 or. less. Half -premium
rates will be available to
single persons having taxable
income betWeen $1,543 and
82.000 and to families having
taxable incomes between
$2,000 and $3,000.
Effective April 20, 1976,
there will be an increase of 30
cents on a 25 ounce bottle of
spirits and 15 cents on a case
of 24 bottles of beer.
Cigarettes will be increased
by 5 cents per pack, ef-
fective immediately and
insurance premiums tax has
been increased from 2 per-
cent to 3 percent.
Also effective with the
fiscal. Year's ending April 6,
1976, the 12.=percent rate of tax
for corporations, will be
reduced to 9 percent on in-
come eligible for the federal
small business deduction.
Mr. McKeough in con -
elusion said that his budget is
a declaration of confidence.
confidence in the economy .of
the Province, in the Ontario's
workers, its farmers, and its
enterprises and institutions.
t, meeting will
tt .the hone of Bren
when we will, discuss
the applique to detail. iby
Sherryuff ,
ocal obiiva
Maude Austin
Mrs. Maude Austin, a life-
long resident of the Blyth
area, died in Clinton Public
Hospital on April 2, 1976. She
was 86.
Mrs. Austin was born in
Mullett Township on June 15,
1889. She was born A.L.
Maude Saunders, a daughter
of the late Lewis A. Saunders
And Martha Jane Sanderson.
She married William
Austin in 1915 and they far-
med in Mullen .township until
his death. At that time, Mrs.
Austin retired to Blyth.
Mrs. Austin was 'an
adherent 61 the Blyth United
Church.
The funeral service was
held on Monday, April 5, 1976
at the Tasker funeral home,
with Rev. Cecil Wittich of-
ficiating.
f-ficiating. interment followed
in the Blyth Union Cemetery.
Pallbearers were Calvert
Falconer, William Carter,
Gordon Gross, Harvey
Stewart, Floyd Smith and
Lloyd Stewart.
Mr. William Austin served
Co .rt news as flowerbearer.
°
William G. Thompson. 21_ef -
RR 1, Brucefield, s found
-guilty of careless driving in
Clinton Provincial Court, last
w'edtt sday',.... April 7, 1976.
Provincial' Court Judge Glenn•
Hayes presided.
Mr. Thompson who con-
ducted his -own defense, was
charged January 9,1976 when
Town Police found -him to be
driving too fast for icy road
conditions and not stopping at
a stop sign.
Mr. Thompson was ' fined
$100.
Other cases in' court were
held over till May 5 due to
pleadings of not guilty_ or the,
absenteeism of those
charged.
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FLAX
WHAT YOU SHOULD KNOW ABOUT FLAX
ASACASH CROP l 1976
1. Flax Futures for 1976 continue at an
attractive level.
2. Flax Plantings in our area have trippled in
the last two years.
"
3. Possibility of new flax seed varieties with
higher yields being available for 1976.
4. Input -Cost for seed fertilizer and spray less
than $20.00 per acre.
5. A market is available immediately for all
Ontario grown flax.
6. Quick unload as compared with other cash
crops.
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7. Forward selling available (Ask Manager for
details)
8. Storage available (ask Manager for details)
.9. Contract$.avaitabte (ask Manager for details)
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25.41 20.85
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29.21 -
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