The Goderich Signal-Star, 1976-12-09, Page 10PAGE 10A GODERICH SIGNAL-St'AR, THURSDAY, DECEM.ER 9, 1976
OSL recommends
snowmobile
operators % course
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A very interesting course of sm." - Depending -on local. •
instruction for snow mobifers; conditions, instructors may
-0ios
twelve years of n -g -e` and over, run a complete course on
who want '1+i -qualify for a Saturday throughout the '
Snow Vehicle Operator snowmobile season or they
License, is available in most may decide that it is more
localities in Ontario. Those convenient for glirdents -
who are over sixteen and who to attend three evening
do not have a Driver's classes of about two hours
License, may take the in- each. .
formative training program
provided by the Ontario
Federation of Snowmobile .
Cluks.
CI
•
!Won hosp.
The Snowmobile Operator •
,Safety -Training Program, as • - • • - •
it hat "become known, was earingS soon
announced bthe Honourable .
Sames Snow, Minister -of The future -,of the 'Clinton
. Transportation and Com- Public Hospital is still up in•
munications, in late Sep- the ,air as the Ontario
teonber. . government continues to fight
Instructors who have been to have the facility closed,
recommended by their along with three others in the
,
snowmobile clubs, have taken Province.
special training for the The government's appeal
• program and each instructor against a divisional court
• is registered with the ruling which declared invalid
Ministry. the closing of fpur Ontario
The courses of instruction hospitals has been delayed
cover many important until at least next February.
' subjects that become exciting A letter has been sent out to
under the direction of the the Clinton hospital's lawyer,
Aubrey Golden of Torooto,
program's knowledgeable
instructors. Students will saying a hearing into
whether Clinton Hospital
learn abut the components
of a snowmobile, how the should stay open may be held
power train, moves the as early as the week of
machine and proper main- February 7 or as late as
tenance procedures to keep March, in the Ontario Appeal
the sled operational. Court in Toronto.
1 1 h w the Meanwhile, the Clinton
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• ••;',Zwyei,
Dearborn Steel Tubing of Godetich picked up first prize in only entry in the industry class. (staff photo)
the industry classification of the parade. Dearborn was the
Jobs available for Centralia
Finding jobs is not a positions with feed, fertilizer seas on two-year agricultural
problem for graduates of the and farm supply companies advisor programs with the
agricultural business to sales positions with farm
management course at products companies. Many
Centralia . College °f graduates operate or manage
Agricultural Technology, farms for owners, while
says K. D. Cameron, head of others find jobs with the
English and Communications Ontario Ministry of
at the college. •• Agriculture and Food and
uiey types of clothing seasoned hospital is .baOk at full tilt, Mr. . Cameron said there Agriculture Canada. -
,
operators wear... from the with nearly a full house, were five job opportunities
inside -Out. They will be taught .administrator Dog Coventry , for each graduate looking for
the riding positions used for said Wednesday., . a position.. "Three-quarters of Starting salaries fdr
every type of terrain and The hospital, which was the agricultural .graduates graduates of the agricultural •
h started farming following business management course
graduation last spring,'! he averaged $9,200 per annum,
said. "The remaining with advances offered ac -
graduates sought em- -.mating' to the graduate's
ployment in agriculturally abilities. While most of the
' related businesses." opportunities came through
For the students who donot ' the college placement office,
choose to farm; job op- other offers were made,
portunities range ' front' directly to students: Several
management training graduates have gone over -
situation. They will find out ordered c ose
cl Dy
how to control a snowmobile minister Frank Miller last
under all kinds of conditions February 19, opened • the
and they will be schooled in second floor a rnonth ago and
the courtesy common to It is nearly full, with a total
responsible snowmobilers. patient load of about 45
Instruction courses take patients in the 68 -year-old
about six hours of classroom hospital.
Jack's Jottings
(continued from page 9A)
universities are "inclining in
this direction".
• The Minister of Tran-
sportation and Corn-
• munication announced the
reduction of gas prices by
• Imperial OiLat Service
Centres on Highway 400 and
•. 401. Mr. Snow stated that he
was questioned in the
• Legislature aTout the dif-
ferential in the price of
gasoline between Highway
Service Centres on the 400
• and 401 and off highway
stations.
The Minister, in a word of
. explanation, said that these
service centres operate under
a lease agreement with the oil
companies which tender for
the award of such leases, and '
the leave agreements call for
• a percentage of .the gross
revenues, not a per gallon
rate. The Minister said when
most of the leases or con-
tracts were drawn up, fuel
was at a much more
reasonable /price but as the
costs increased the sale price
of the product increased. As a
consequence, the 400-401
service centres have been
paying their rental per-
• centage on inflated costs.
The Ministry negotiated
with 'the Oil Companies and
as a result Imperial Oil has
agreed to lower the .prices
they charge motorists using
service stations on HighwayS
400 and 401, The Ministry is
also now committed to
amending its agreements
with the Oil Companies,
allowing them to reduce the
amount equal to the increases
from September, 1973, from
their gross revenues. The
increases from September
1973, stem from higher
Federal taxes and the oil
producing countries well-
head royalties.
As of November 23rd, the
price of gasoline ,at Esso
stations on Highways 400 and
401 has dropped anywhere
from five to nine cents a
gallon.
the Provincial Govern-
ment is to produce a detailed
report .on the folloW-up care
provided for 19 teenagers who
have died in the last two
years after being released
fromprovincial training
schools. •
.The Minister of Correc-
tional Services told the
Legislature this week that
nine boys and one •girl bet-
ween the agesof 14 and 17 had
died in the year ending March
1975, while they were still
wards of the proinc'e, and
that there had been ten
similar cases in the previous
. year. He said the teenagers
had been: free from training
schools for an average of 17
months before their deaths.
Margaret Campbell, MPP
(Liberal - St. George) asked
the Minister to include in his
report information -regarding
the case -load of the after-care
workers handling each
teenager who had .died, and
Stephen Lewis .,.commented
that the eport would
probably show that the
probation officers concerned
probably had such heavy
case -loads that "nobody had,
time to look after them. I
think you will find what is
true of all service's in Ontario
-• that after-care follow-up is
desperately inadequate".
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