Acton Free Press (Acton, ON), March 1, 1978, p. 5

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WRITE Message to women URGENT MESSAGE TO ONTARIO WOMEN The undersigned acting as individuals believe that the Family Law Bill Bill will have disastrous consequences for women it It is adopted In Its present form government of Ontario has stated its intention ofgassing this Bill within the next few weeks that it would be law by March 31st 1978 We strongly urge you to Join us in at tempting o stop Bill in lis present form Bill should be amended as follows To broaden Ihe assets to be shared on separation or divorce called family assets In the Bill to include pension rights savings and Investments acquired during the marriage This change would do much toward recognizing the equal con tributfon of the wife lo the marriage part Section To guarantee widows a share of the matrimonial assets upon the death of their husbands the BIU abolishes dower rights without providing for sharing of the marital assets upon death it would make widows worse off than Ihey are at present The law should ensure lhat women whose marriages continue until death get at least the same rights to their husbands property as women whose marriages have broken down To change the Bill retroactive pre sumption that a wife who received property from her husband is holding it in trust for him im other words he is the real owner Whenever a spouse transfers or buys in the name of the other the transaction should be considered to be one of gift This would affirm women rights over property they have received from their husbands bring the into line with most people beliefs and Section The Bill will apply to all Ontario spouses who do not- opt out or it through a joint contract As he above indicates Ihe authors of the Bill did not recognize the equality of the spouses during the marriage and have not given adequate consideration to the effects this legislation would on continuing marriages Campaign receipts up Most effective before February I Communicate with your Provincial Member of Parliament immediately stressing that the Bill in its present form is not acceptable to you and why All M P can be reached at the Parliament Buildings Queen s Park Toronto is In one of the opposition parties request lhat the party drop lis support of this BUI Also write to Ihe Premier Hon William Davis same address Use all possible avenues including local media to get similar immediate action by other women Louise Lawyer and Research Officer Advisory Council on the Status of Women Ottawa telephone Margaret J Mason Lawyer and Member of the Steering Committee of Ihe National Assoc of Women and j the Law Oriole Drive Oltnwa tel Extinction the rule in the history of life The Acton Free Press Wednesday March 1978 Charlotte England Past President Council of Women of Ottawa and Area Ottawa KZA Trudy Wiltshire Past Provincial Council of Women of Ontario and Member of the Ontario Status of Women Council Cooper street Ottawa KIK MIS Note The above affiliations ire slated as credentials only The organizations with which the authors are associated have made representations on Bill but the time was too short to get their agreement to a joint text February Dear Mrs Dills The Executive Council of the Halt on Lung Association would like to express to your publication for the excellent newspaper coverage given to this years Christmas Seal Campaign just concluded Campaign receipts increased per cent over last year final figure Weore also very grateful for the publicity given our program throughout tht bringing to the attention of the general public the tangible results of their donations to Christmas Seals Sincerely Jessie I Mrs M Lunaul Executive Secretary LOOKING FOR spring Photo by Wendy Thomson Province wont pay Ontario Health Minister Dennis Timbrel says his ministry is not about to con slder picking up per cent of the bill for construction of or additions to Hospitals Hilton Regional Council had asked that the minister give consideration to lhat proposal Council felt that health is a provincial and the province should shoulder the entire cost of hospital construction show heavy being required In over the next five During the some council meeting Wednesday mem voted to authorize an expenditure of JIM for Joseph Brant Hospital The expenditure Is to repair a wing of the hospital The council was told the cement slab that part or the building sits on has settled causing damage to the building Burlington Councillor Walter Mulkewich told ell the total cost of the work University of The limestones In this area are full of fossils They represent the remains of animals that lived In the shallow tropical sea that covered this region some million years ago You can find corals clams marine snails and sea lilies and the striking thing about all of them is that they are varieties species that are now extinct In fact this Is the striking thing about Ihe whole of the geological record Fossils are found in rocks dating all the way back to more than billion years ago and most of the species found are extinct In other words extinction is the rule rather than the exception in the history of life The classic example that everybody has heard about is the group of animals called dinosaurs These reptiles began to conquer the land surface of the earth about million years ago By the 100 million year mark they evolved into a wide variety of living things that had colonized every continent Some forms had even gone back living In the sea like their amphibian ancestors and others had developed wings though probably for gliding rather than true flight The dinosaurs varied in size from small chicken like reptiles to enormous CO ton monsters like which have been forced to live partly immersed In water in order to support its own weight remains of such animals are found today in the badlands of southern At Why did these animals that once ruled the earth become extinct There ore many theories ranging from the bizarre to the plausible One possibility arises from the fact that the earth magnetic field holds a shield of charged particles around the plant and this cuts down the amount of lethal radiation reaching the earth from space If the earth magnetic field were o die down the shield would disperse and lethal dose of radiation would reach the surface Strangely enough the earth New Farmer deputy James Stewart will join Young offered strong Regional Council fence of budgets he proposed staff in the capacity of deputy and often found himself treasurer effective March odds with councillors the region dm mistral ion Young had replaced Jim Committee was advised at lis McQueen meeting Wednesday Stewart is currently cm ployed with Ihe Ham Hon Board of He replaces John Young who held that post for a short magnetic field does die down periodically and maybe it did when the dlsosaurs died out about million years ago But why weren t all animals and plants killed off Probably some species are more tolerant than others In the amount and type of radiation they can withstand When we look at the earth today we find and it is possible that the dinosaurs died out because they could not compete with these more efficient animals It Is equally possible that an even more efficient and adaptable Is now developing that will one day perhaps millions of years hence replace the mammals including the Primates to which we all belong In 1897 Kipling warned the British that their days as rulers of the world would one day come to an end He wrote Far called our navies melt away On dune and headland sinks and fire all our pomp of yesterday Is one with Nineveh and Tyre He might Just as well have been warning the whole human race of its final and in table extinction For Classifieds that reach call The 8532010 Opening Soon BOOK NOOK ACTON Former Location TEA TURING Books For All Ages Hard Cover and Paperback term and quit after indicating that he didn feel he was cut out deal in a political form would be In the order of MOO He told council the work was required because of an error on the architects part Emphasize safety with manufactured firelogs The convenience and economy of manufactured wood wax ore causing more and more fire place owners to use them In stead of natural firewood Like all fire products these logs must be used carefully and the Region Fire Prevention says it is very important that users read the directions and follow them carefully Poking Ire breaking up a burning log and building too large a fire arc the most serious mistake the Com mittee says Using more than one log at a tune or adding a to an existing fire are the major causes of difficulty Most manufactured put out as much heat si two or three hardwood people can cause accidents If they light more than at a time Adding a log to an existing fire may result in a flareup or hot Ire users should never poke a burning tog are made of compressed saw dust and wax and when they are poked bits of burning wax may stick lo the fire place tools and drop to the carpet Poking may also break up the log creating a larger burning surface and resulting in an Intense heat flareup The logs are de signed to burn fairly evenly for two or three hours with out special attention Consider the following list of cautions for using these logs the Commit tee Don t unwrap the log slit the wrapper or poke holes Never break up a bur log Don t try to move a burning log It can break thus Increasing the heat be yond a safe limit fl Never overload your placed on an old fireplace and never add a fire or the heat from the old manufactured log lo an fire may vaporize the new log existing fire A or before It ignites filling the other fuel may be added lo a fireplace and chimney with manufactured fire enough vapor to cause an ex after two hours But always plosion ignite the fresh log when Whore Are Your Treasures van His His word shows pathway Dial A Friend Prayer Line 8530518 Acton Yarn Barn 56 MILL ST EAST ACTON 853 3000 March 1st til March OFF BERNAT BERELLA 4 4 SKEINS REG NOW It to i pick fair STORE HOURS 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