The Goderich Signal Star, 1976-03-25, Page 11•••
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• This week in. the.
Legislature,the •two
Opposition Leaders par-
ticipated in the'Debate on the
Speech from the Throne. Both
Leaders strongly criticized
the Provincial,. Governrrient
...particularly. for Up policy of
arbitrarily closing 'claWri
• hospitals -in the Province..
• The • Gayernm.ent,' an-
• tidipated saving some $•443-$0'
Million a year by closing or
• cutting back ten hospitals;
and. the closures. are 'being
• carried , Out with: little 'ail -
Parent concern for the impact
on the cornmunitces in. Which
the hospitals are located. In
. the case of the psychiatric
..; hospitals . at Goderich •and
Timmins, these areto be used
as centres ' for the mentally
•retardedilo some extent.
• • The Opposition' maintain'
that the Government has not
proved that -the savings
claimed will • in fact result
from thd ' hospital closures,
• nor given a satisfactory:
rationale for the cutbacks in ,
• hospital beds •and staff in 69
other' hospitals. It was was also mentioned that
•if the Province had held the
private medical laboratory
• industry to a. 15t.percent
crease in its annual billings to
the Ontario Health Insurance
Plan, about $65 million would
have been saved, $35 million •
of it thisyear. '
• The cut-backs on- transfer
paymerits. to Municipalities
. :were • 'also didcussed,,. and
reference was made ,to the
• commitment given at. the
Edmonton Tri -level Con-
• ference in 1973, When the then
• Treasurer of Ontario said
that the. Ontario Government
gave a guarantee to the
province's local governments -
that -in the future assistance
from- - the. • Provincial
Government to • the
municipalities Would grow at
' " a rate not :less than • the
growth rate of Ontario's total
-rie\tenti,•••,-1 -
• •.Naw„. • it seems, the
• government is. going° beat' On
•
this commitment because at
4 time when the •predicted
growth rate of • Ontario's
• revenue is 10 percent, ceilings
of 5.5 percent and 3.1 percent '
are being iniposed. •
_Both Opposition Leaders.
put forward amendments to
the. Throne Speech criticizing
the government for lack of
responsibility in forcing
school • boards and
municipaii•ties- • to increase
property •'taxes tohome
owners and tenants, for lack.:
of financial responsibility
•generally, and for the cut-
backs • on hospitals. and
laboratories.
If the Opposition Parties
should join together to vote
for the amendment and sub-.
amendment which have been
proposed', • the minority
government it,/ 11 be defeated.
o •
'BO Jack Iluron-opra
Mid.dlesex MPP 'eo'Clit,t°n'4 also "Ce, nt re
eti butthe con.
tinuanee of the, Hamilton
• only' corripanyi to come Ifor- ' operations,. AU other group§
• ward with a total package contacted would have seen '
h. tA.{: On J. nr-Q1:19
•peech will be taken .before
April 6th, when it had been
anticipated the Provincial •
Budget would ' be brought.
down. The. Premier and
Treasurer h Ye bath said that
there -is-no intention of. 'ad-. . ;
• Yancing the-:dAte Qf.budget.
'
presentation, • '
Also at 'Queen's- Park this
week, Richard Smith Liberal ;
•
for."Nipissing told a •
Legislature • Committee'
reviewing additional health
• Ministry. es.titnates that some
Ontario hospital Pathologidts •
• receive a percenta.ge O.:-
health • insurance payrnents ,
for labaratory tests, and are
• earning' more than $150,000 a
year. .
•• I- 4 urged, , the Health,. ;
Minister to place pathologists •
en salaries geared to the size
•of the labs which they head,
and the amount of work.
performed.. The Minister did,
not deny 'the- high incomes,
but added that there are a
number of income
arrangements between
hospitals and pathologis_ts.
•; The Attorney -General has
•indicated that he does not
think there Should be a.public
inquiry into the Ontario
private • lab •industry if,
criminal charges result from
investigation§ into Abko
Medical Laboratory Ltd. An
• inquiry might interfere with
police charges, and in any
event any decision to carry.
out an inquiry would have to
be•rnade by cabinet
He said the decision with
•.regard• to laying.: Charges - •
woUld be made within a week.
•The investigations into Abko •
resulted from stories that the •
firm's records indicate the
Ontario Health Insurance.
Plan had been billed for tests
on patients which were, in
fact, never carried out.
The Government of Ontario
signed an •instruMent of
Assignment of the licence to •
Operate . the--abibsita
Guelph Correctional Centre,
to Guelph Beef ; a
Company of the DeJone
Group.
• The DeJonge ,p-ropOsal
received l;;;y the Trustee and
approved by a large majority
of the unsedared creditors,
some of whom *ere beef
.praduceits • .inY Huron -
Middlesex,' provides for the
purchase of ,unsecured
creditors' claims at 15 cents, .
• on the •dollar,".' ;with larger
dividends available ta•small
creditors. It • permits
• creditors, the option of waiting
for six months, during Which
time the 'assets of Essex
Packers., Ltd. will be more
thoroughly valtied. They may •
then possibly receive a larger •
dividend without lasing the
guarantee of .15 cents on the
• dollar.
The DeJonge group was the
hill board elected
at first annual event
A new board was e• lected at
the first annual meeting of
• the members of the Huron
Historic Jail Wednesday,
• January 28. ,
The ne• w I4upon Histo-ric
Jail Board consists of Huron
County representatives jack
McCutcheon, Wdrden of
• Huron County; John Baker,
Chairman of County Property
•eammittee; and , William I.
Morley, Member of County
Executive Committee; and
• Elsa • Haydon Councillor,
appointed by the Town of
• Goderich.
Elected by the • general
• membership were petit
Carroll, • Dorothy Wallace,
• Reeve of •Bayfield, Ed
• Oddleifson, .Joan Van den.
• Broeck, Harold Wild, William
Elston, Walter McBride,
• Olive Miller, Ron Daniels,
Heather Hunter and BO •
-
nadine Xinney....•7•
• 1 ,
The first Meeting of the new'
Huron Historic Jail Board
twas held on March 17, during
' which the' Board' amongst
themselves re-elected the old
Executive.
The. Executive will remain
as • follows: Paul Carroll,
Chairman; Dorothy Wallace, •
-
Vice -Chairman; • Ed
Oddleifson, treasurer; Elsa
diaydon, record,ingli,
secretary; Joan • Van den
Droeck, correskond.ence
secretary. •
It was noted at the meeting ;
that The Sully Foundation has
given a .donation of two
' thousand • dollars for the
Board's work 'and The Rotary
Club has donated one hundred
dollars for -the same purpose.
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GODiRICH S1dN.A4.-STAR, THURSDAY, MARCH?5, 19'6 -PA GE 3A,
After exploring ail:.alter-
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the Government decided riot
to force the bankruptcy of
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Marble Vanity Tops •
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These lovely pieces in Antique English finish, offer the
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