The Goderich Signal-Star, 1974-11-14, Page 18Sa
PAGE 2A.--40DERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 14, .1974
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Government announces plans to use Ont. schools for the people
A six -point program intended
to. promote the community use
of schools was announced last
week by Education Minister
Thomas Wells.
Speaking to the Ontario
Communities and Schools Con-
ference in London, Ontario, Mr.
Wells stated that for the
balance- of the 1974.75 school
year the //Ministry will grant
boards up to $10,000 per
project for new or expanded •
community school projects. The
money can be used. for staffing
of such programs.
A community schools unit
will be created within the
ministry with a small staff in
the Toronto office and a cum-
munity education officer in
each of the nine regional offices
across the province. Mr• Wells'.
said that the new unit will em-
ploy existing ministry staff; and '
will not require hiring 9f ad-
ditional • personnel, The unit
personnel,' he said, will work in
the schools at the grass roots
level, improving and expanding
existing community school
programs and develdping new ,
ones. The community schools
unit will be backed by an ad-
visory committee comprised of
representatives of provincial'
organizations concerned with
recreation, educarchn and corn-
munity affairs.
The ministry will also
produce a practical handbook
that will inform and motivate
school principals, staff, and in-
terested citizens regarding the
community use of schools. It
will contain facts; ideas, and
examples.
The 'current policy • •of
- allowing school boards to
classify their expenditures
related to community school
activities outside the limits of
the provincial expenditure
ceilings will be maintained
Gordon. Hill
delighted
at Canada's
new pledge
The Ontario Federation of .
Agriculture applauds Canad:l('s
three-year pledge .to supply 10.
per cent of world food" aid at an
estimated cost of $850,Q00,000
for three years.
"We are delighted," says
Gordon Hill, OFA president. .
OFA, through the Canadian
Federatiora of Agriculture, for a
number of years has urged the .
Canadian government to step
,Canadian
food Etid. programs 'and,
more particularly, technical
.assistance -to , help develop
agriculture abroad, 411.,
"We ' are confident tliat
Canadian farmers are prepared,
to pay their share to .support
the program,". Hill says. "We , �6
hope the Canadian government
will !Hake a strong effort to •-
gain support 'from the general
public who must contribute to
the ' food . effort through in-
creased taxes.
"It is most important that
these world food, relief stocks I.
be isolated from market
speculation. Tio" must be held
in such a way that they do not'
become a club to beat down
farm prices, for grain on
domestic market:5," he "said.
"Much as they want to con-.
tribute, farmers cannot afford
to pay double or triple what
other. Canadians. pay, by having
food -aid 'stocks used as a
weapon," Hill pointed out.
"Make no mistake," says
Hill, "if a grain dealer-has_ac-
cess to .these stocks to meet his
requirements, he will use the
surplus to drive downthe price
of all the grain he buys.
"Farmers are proud that
Canada took the initiative in
setting a goal early in the
World Food Congress. Announ-
cing the target in quantity,
rather than dollars 'that could
erode through inflation, is im-
portant," he cfintinued.
"We want to do our share,
perhaps even a little bit, more,
but we want Canadians to unt
derstand that an all-out shared
assault ,on hunger is needed,"
Hill said.
",We must understand that
food alone won't do it.
Developing co4lntries must
build storage facilities, tran-
sportation routes and
distribution systems before our
food will reach hungry or star-
ving people," he concluded.
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The rninlstr`•, Mr. Wells said,
will strongly 'support the con-
cept of community use of
schools after regular school
hours as well -as the Ilse of
vacant school facilities for corn
munity purposes during school
hours. The ministry will also
urge' school boards to examine
their procedures a,nd policies
relating to liaison and co-
operation with community
,agencies that may wish to use„
board facilities.
Mr. Wells said that he was
not talking about building new
schools to accommodate com-
munity school programs but
rather about making use of
existing school buildings in new
ways and. for new purposes.
The ministry, Mr. Wells said,
strongly supports programs and
projects that encour,.a..ge in-
dividuals and groups to use
schools for activities that ex-
tend the school as a cultural,
social and learning centre of
the neighborhood- for people of
all ages.
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