Clinton News-Record, 1976-06-17, Page 7London. Mrs. Jack Brintnell
and favourite recipe to the
gave two poems entitled "The
b r i d e . Numerous assisted
Farmer" and "The Old Iron Cameron
miscellaneous gifts were
Pump". Mrs. Rosa Harris
resented to the bride and a
assisted by Mrs. Alvin Cole P
and Mrs. Jack Brintnell social hour enjoyed by all.
showed a film on "Citizen- Those arranging the
ship" Mrs.. Harold Parker shower were Mrs. Harold
closed the meeting with Parker. Mrs. Cecil Kipfer and
prayer. Mrs. Harold Parsons Mrs. Russell E.rratt ..
was hostess assisted by Mrs.
Cote and Mrs. J. Brintnell. Communion
Personals Rev. V.D.IJarvis con -
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Corbett ducted Communion service in
and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Flynn Carmel Presbyterian church
spent the weekend at Silver on Sunday. Holiday services
Lake. will be held in the Hensall
Master Mark Shaddick of United church commencing
London visited last week with June 27th at 11 a.m.
his grandmother Mrs. Pearl
Sbaddick. Joint Installation
Held at Legion
Betty and Brian returned. Canadian Legion of Clinton
The installing team of the .
Mr. and Mrs. George Bur.
home from a pleasant motor were at the Hensall Legion
trip to the East Coast. Hall on Saturday evening
Mr. and Mrs. William instaltling . the ladies and
Simpson of Birmingham. mens officers. President of
Mich. visited recently with tie•Ladies' Legion Auxiliary
Mrs. P.G. Bonthron. is Mrs. Larry Uyl. first fice
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Bell president. Mrs. Margaret
visited with Mr. and Mrs. McDonald: second vice
Wilfred Hunking. ' Thames president. Marion 'Wassail:
Road recently. ' secretary. Mrs. Garnet
Allan; and treasurer. Mrs.
' Mrs. T. Gittus who has been Grant McClinchey.
a patient in South Huron President of the Legion is
Hospital for several weeks Mr. Grant McClinchey: first
was able to return to her vice president. Howard_
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adjustments for production
cost changes in the current home last week. Smale: secon
year. e— Miss Catharine Christie of president. Stan Kochan:
The I..iber al Party has beep London spent the weekend secretary -treasurer:
fighting. for many -months. with her mother Mrs. C. Taylor.
for a voluntary stabilization Christie. A very enjoyable social
program. the cost of which Mrs. Edith Bell. Mrs. FG. hour followed when 50 year
would, be shared between the Bonthron. Mrs. Bertha jewels were presented to
farmers, the province and the MacGregor and Mrs. Wm. Peter McNaughton • Edgar
federal government. The Brown. Seaforth were en- Munn and Harry Horton. A 25
NDP also wants to have a tertained at the home of Mrs. year jewel was presented to
more comprhensive plan. Peart Baynham in London William Forrester. Fifty year
along with Mrs. Bertha jewels will be presented to
Ted
rs
newest area park.
_ nit 17 Wes Was
OirieltIllY opened at Port
lake last WednesdaY.
The parkland area is bein*
operated by the Ausable-
BAYtield Conservation
Authority through a lease
arrangement with the
Ontario Ministry of the -
Environment.
The park is located directly
south of the Lake Huron
water system at the in-
terSection of Highways 21 and
83, about two miles north of
Grand Bend -
Allan Ladbrooke
representing the Ministry of
the Environment said, "I. see,
this park development bet-
ween the Ministry and the
Authority."
The guest speaker W.H.
Charlko, regional director
for the Ministry of Natural
Resources agreed saying.
"It's particularly significant
for a local area and the
province to co-operate when
Ontario has a shortage of
good beach area."
Charlton commended the
local Authority on a very well
organized and diversified
program throughout the
watershed.
Special guests at the
opening were Mr. and
park
Mrs.
Rtitherferd Boyce
Zealand, boy aro oorrantl .1
VISIting With U4ith un4 AndS'
Dixon wOo is a tenger .
member of theAuthority,
Boyce is the Manager
borticulturalr experinien
research W station. He
much of the shoreline in hi*
country was being teat U.*
subdivisions.
Authority vice-chairman
Ivan Hearn of LUMP, in,
troduced the guest spe,akar
and chairman Roy Westcott
was the master of
ceremonies.
The park was officially
opened when past chairman
Elgin ‘Thornpsen unfurled a'.
. flag.
At the regular meeting
back at the Exeter offices ,of
the Authority, the new
resources manager was in-
troduced. He is Don Pearson
who came to Exeter from the
Central Lake Ontario
Authority near Oshawa.
Previously. Pearson was
assistant manager at Not-
tawasaga. He indicated he
would continue the emphasis
of education and information.
He commented on this
subject. "The results ob-
tained through education are
quite fay.ourable for the
amount of money spent."
Finals will be held
Sunday at Hully Gully
The finals in the CZ-Jawa
Motocross Series will be held
this. Sunday afternoon June 20
at Hully Gully.
Over 360 competitors have
pre -entered this gruelling and
t. xi. 11 ing compelit ton which
starts at 12 noon.
With over 82.500 in trophies
and awards on the line, the
race is sure to be the toughest
junior and schoolboy, meet
held in Canada this year
By .1w1; nitiotelli, flown Miff*
The" Legislature's Com- fluence to bear on the
. Mince studying Ilydro's OM• Government.
rates bas predicted an in- Members of allthree
crease of 34,5 :per cent in the Parties in the Logislatare
COO of producingelectric have supported a Private
power next year. This Member's am to provide an
projected increase could Ontario freedom of Infer -
Wigan an escaIation of 25 oration Act Such a Bill, if
.percent to 30 per Celn, and up enacted, would reverse the
to 34 per cent in power rts present trend in government
to municipal utilities ' d to keep secret all Information
large industries; depending would be made .public except
. onlocal circumstances. ' certain categories -which
in the sante draft report to could legitimately :be kept
the Legislature, the Com, secret To vote was taken On
mittee suggests that the rate the Bill:Private Bills usually
„of increase in electricity die on the order paper.
production costs will 4 p Proposed legislation for-
sharply....Aktween 1978 bidding private medical labs
1980, flattening out in the to reward doctors with gifts of
, 1980s to a range of 5 per Cent money will not proceed
to 10 pox cent each year. before the fall, according to
A Hydro spokesman has the -Minister of Health. In an
said that the projections were interview, the Minister said
made on the basis of evidence his legal advisers find it
from Hydro witnesses. but difficult to change the bill.
stressed that the actual introduced by the Govern-
'calc:tilations and a chart in ment last. April. to remove
ihe report were the product of aspects which displease him. time. The success of tilts
the Committee's staff. He said he plans to outline program is clearly demon- members answering the roll London was a recent visitor
Hydro's proposals for 1977 some steps the government strated by the significant call. The President Mrs. with her sister Mrs. Elsie tertained at "Open House” on
rates are now being prepared might take during•the debate gains in agricultural Harold Parker 1,opened the Case. Sunday in honour of her
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submission to the•Energy on his Ministry's Estimates productivity which are partly meeting with a poem to , daughter Kay, bride -elect of
' this month. Karen Campbell
t. Bride given gifts
ister within the next three before the Legislature attributable to improved "Mother's Prayer". The A large number of neigh -
weeks, and these will form recesses for the summer. drainage. theme song was sung was in charge of the guest
the basis for an Ontario Regulations will be in- The Government House followed by the theme prayer. enjoyed a very pleasant book. Miss Mary Ann bours. friends and relatives
Rath -
Energy Board review troduced soon under existing Leader has announced the - Mrs. Richard Taylor was in ,
evening Tuesday at the home well. Bayfield and Mrs. Jerry
beginning in August. legislation to deal with government's intention to charge of the devoional
of Mr. and Mrs. Eric Luther, Spanton, Sarnia showed the
Julian, Reed. Liberal doctors' conflict of interest, press ahead with debate on based on "Father's Day".wedding and shower gifts.
M.P.P,, for Halton- lab billing procedures and a the proposed -Farm Income Arrangements were made in honour of their daughter -in -la , Mrs. Rick Luther. Mrs. Drew Fowler, London
Burlington, and a member of new form for dbctors to use Stabilization legislatiOn, to entertain the surrounding
London. and -Mrs. Jack Leppington.
the Select Committee on when ordering
tests from which would provide a church groups on June 30th at
Sayfield poured tea. Misses
Hydro Rates. said this week, labs. The proposed measure of income protection 8:15 p.m. Clothing was Contests were directed by
Mrs. Cecil Kipfer and all Joyce and Cathy Leppington.
Bayfield and Miss Wendy
d' ointed legislation, which ran into for farmers prOducing about brought in to be sent to
presented a household hint' keone B served,
Doc
funds allocated to the
drainage programme by $3.8
million. This will bring our
total involvement this fiscal
year to. $16.8 million.Under
this program, the Minister
said, the Province, through
debenture arrangements with
1061 municipalities, .assists
the individual farmer to drain
his land and thus improve his
productivity and income, The
program provides farmers
with 10 year loans for Up to 75
per cent of the cost of in-
stalling drainage tile. The
farmer pays six per cent
interest on his loan and the , 1 •
province makes up the dif- Four CHSS students were awarded trophies for the outstanding, athletes of the year. They
ference between that six per were: senior girls, Nancy MacDonald who tied with Mary Ann Cununings; junior girls,
cent -and the market rate Nancy Clynick; senior boys, Robin McAdam; and junior boys, Paul Galachuk. (photo by
which varies from time to Jack Hunt)
This program. the Minister 1
News of "liensai
said. has been well received,
as is demonstrated by the fact
that more than S40 million is
out in 10 year loans at this
NEWS,OCCIAVOi MURSP4Y1Ntigit3970r4lAfa,
takepark rt.
By Bertha MacGregor Mason and Miss Minnie Reid Mr. W.O. Goodwin and Mrs.
UCW to Entertain of London. Jack Petty at a later date.
The UCW of Chiselhurst Open House
met on Tuesday with 15 Mrs. Bertha Mason of
• • Mrs. Ernie Davis en -
very y the actions of the N.D.P heavy opposition criticism 15 per cent of" the value of
t t e was
members of the Select during debate:- would allow Ontario's farm products. It is
Committee on the Matter of the government to lift a lab's anticipated that this bill will
an independent study of the licence or restrict the types of be defeated by a combined
Bradley -Georgetown Hydro tests a lab may conduct. vote of the ' two Opposition
'Corridor. The Minister has criticized Parties.
Me 'said two of the three the government bill for Faced with this prospeCt.
NDP members voted against allowing ' labs no right to the government has decided
an independent study and appeal shutdown orders and that the vote on the farm bill
when the decision resulted in for giving the government too • will not constitute non -
a split vote. five in favour and sweeping powers. confidence. Instead. it • will
five against. the Chairman of The Supreme Court of ' split the issues and call for a
the Com mittee. Donald' Canada is hearing arguments separate vote of confidence. if
MacDonald of the New as to whether the Federal the farm bill is defeated.
. This proposed farm bill is
Democratic Party voted Anti -Inflation Act is within
against such a study. Ottawa's rights under the considered by the govern -
Mr. Reed said this was constitution and vjhether ment to be an important first
particularly surprising as Ontario's agreement placing step. Both Opposition Parties,
Mr. MacDonald is that Provincail Public Employees however, say it is token
Party's Agriculture Critic, under the wage controls is legislation which will be of
and should be vitally con- legal. This agreement was tittle benefit to a few farmers.
Cerned about anything which signed after an order passed As at present drafted. the bill
affects our valuable by the Cabinet. not -after will not cover commodities
agricultural land. Mr. Reed approval by the Legislature. already provided for by the
said he presented a resolution The constitutionality of the federal plan or commodities
to the Select Committee Ottawa -Ontario pact was with quotas and prices set by
calling for an independent challenged before the Ontario , marketing boards. The bill is
study of the Bradley- Supreme Court by teachei'S- in limited to such cash crops as
Georgetown Corridor. Had Renfrew. following and Anti- wheat and • some fruits and
the NDP supported this Inflation Board rollback of a vegetables.
resolution, . we might have pay increase which they had A Farm Income
been able to bring some in- WOn. Ontario. incidentally. is Stabilization Commission
the only province completely would, under the bill. be set
in support of Ottawa's ' up to administer a fund to
position that the Anti- provide support at a level
Inflation law passed by equal to 90 per cent of the
Parliament last fall is cop- average market price for the
stitutionally valid. Alberta. previous five years. with
the Canadian Labour
a
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yfield
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Congress. and unions
representing teachers and
other Ontario Civil Servants
are arguing the law is an
improper intrusion by Ottawa
into provincial jurisdiction
and that Ontario's agreement
putting public service
workers under the wage
controls is illegal.
The Minister of Agriculture
and Food. William Newman,
announced in the Legislature
that the Government of
Ontario is increasing the
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