Clinton News-Record, 1986-05-21, Page 3PM earns
safety award
PUC has
zero accident
frequency.
CLINTON - The Public Utilities Commis-
' sion received an award from the Electric
Utilities Safety Association of Ontario
(EUSA) for having a zero accident frequen-
cy in 1985 in the 0-15,000 man hours
category. EUSA Field Safety Supervisor
'Brian Weber presented the plaque to the
employees on May 15.
The Clinton PUC previously won the
award in 1974, 1976 and 1977.
The employees also received a certificate
in one
losing recognition
becauof 14 sea of ears without
eanaccident.
Manager Gus Boussey estimates that over
the 14 years, the men worked 190,000 hours.
New Truck
A 1986 line -derrick truck has been pur-
chased to replace the 1966 model.
"We're replacing the old truck because
we can not longer get parts for it," explain-
ed Mr. Boussey.
The truck, which will be used for lifting
heavy equipment such as poles and hanging
transformers, cost $94,885.
CLINTON NEWS RECORD, WEDNESDAY, MAY '21, 1986
NEW TRUCK
Brian Weber (left) presented chairman Chester Archibald with the
Electrical Utilities Safety Association of Ontario award as the Clin-
ton Public Utilities Commission had the lowest accident rate in
their category. Employees earning the award are Don Ellwood
Co-operation needed between groups
search from identifying
labor bor Initiatives to promote co-operation bet- years to help school boards implement such search andridentifying
ing labor market and train-
dustry con-
ween
schools and local business and in- programs. ditions programs,. available writing a al and and
dustry and to develop entrepreneurial skills The ministry is also spending $200,000 to g p g an
in Ontario's young people were announced develop two credit courses for Grades 11 handling e to 'be for
by Education Minister Sean Conway. and 12 in entrepreneurial studies, to provide use Thein computerbra program,ra and ready for
The initiatives, estimated to cost a total of students with the opportunity to acquire the in theschools, school otherwill costt an
• $2.8 million, also include a program to give motivation
o i vatioess enand skulls needed to develop new estimated $1987-8888,0sc and year,will available forn
how too students useful information about Complementing existing business studies use by students in Grade 7 and up.
how find a job. courses and co-operative education pro- "The development of closer ties between
Mr
r Conway said oho ministry will en-
in-
educat oge greater co oft wo between research, these
form courses
and operate theirstudents
own dustry personnel
cont nuesand
to be local s p Conway fusiness s th
e
education and the worldgge work by cis business ventures. The new curriculum Ministry of Education," Mr.
boardsid.
g a 'list of suggested ways school guidelines for entrepreneurial studies will "Wend ibdueve thesetryill be new
of great bridges to busin ess
and local business and industrydu can e in the schools this fall.
work togethernomiceo meet local needs, resulting . Final- the ministry will make available all our students, teachers, school boards,
in economic development and employment Y,
in the community. The ministry will set a computerized program designed to guide business communities and society as a
aside $1 -million a year for the next two
a student through every step of the lob whole."
•
• eX.e�'U.tl�is well known for hisATV ad entitled Aren'tTheyForgettingcam ai n too bring the legal lmnownfors isingham Vo — The May meeting 1o2 Someone? is being shown on CKNX and is P gof
Wingham Voice for Life was attended by 12 abortion before the Supreme Court of
board iVe. A newipr s whom are new l the viewbeiners thatwell ethe fetus ceived. issfullyad rhumns and Canada, so the right to life of the unborn will
executive. A new president, Jim Bakelaar, be de ended by the law of the land. o a ws'itiaiiiiibiislj 'electdd,for' the •1986-87 shows various 'stages . ofits development Thi grup will hold it's annual fund raising
tm: Berd il3embers exressedgratitude .The ad will bde asarde averai the toscext 2 months -
modes are available to schools and ss ahurhon June 27 from 10 a.r . and oe nfor Life elects new ve
voicespeaker,
Joe Bnrowskt
.1 to the outgoing president, John van de
Assem, for his extensive and selfless work
on behalf of the pro-life cause. All other of-
ficers for the coming year remain the same
as last year. They are as follows: secretary,
• Michael Herrington; treasurer, Richard
Campeau; education chairperson, Sally
Campeau.
• New funding
a .
will assist
art programs
Ontario students will, have more oppor-
tunity to experience the arts under a new
program, CLASS CONNECTIONS, Minister
of Citizenship and Culture Lily Munro has
announced.
The program will partially fund new pro-
jects by arts organizations which plan to in-
crease the number- of their school perfor-
mances. Funds will also be available for
non-profit community groups who organize
showcases or festivals which bring together
school authorities and performing arts
organizations.
other groups. They are being used by June 28 in the morning. Donations of good
schools in Huron County and were recently June articles areMorning.
appreciated.
of
used by the Wingham Branch of the Huron
County.Health Unit.
Ten Members of Wingham Voice for Life
planned to attend the Walkerton Right to
Life annual dinner and rally on May 10. The
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