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JULIAN REED Emergency Legislature debate called on Supreme Court inflation ruling The Ontario Legible recalled for a short emergency session to consider legislation introduced by Premier Davis which would have the effect of legalizing on a retroactive basis an arrangement which had been made with the federal government by which provincial and municipal employees were placed under the control of the federal Inflation board Last fall the Liberal Op position had urged the government to establish a provincial inflation board to deal with the public sector in Ontario However the New Democratic Party did not support this proposal and therefore provincial and municipal workers placed under the control of the federal board Now the Supreme Court of Canada has ruled that Ontario arrangement with Ottawa passed by cabinet order in council was illegal The Supreme Court decision could have created a very complicated situation here in Ontario If the Government had been unable to obtain agreement in the Legislature to the enabling legislation proposed by the Premier every agreement reached with public sector workers since last October would have been negated and there would have been many court cases to be adjudicated upon As Stuart Smith Liberal leader pointed out this would have meant that public em would gain or could gain large salary increases while private workers had their increases rolled back by the inflation board PROVINCIAL HO During the debate on the emergency legislation Liberal speakers indicated that while a provincial board would have been preferable it was now virtual too late to establish such a board Some Ontario workers have already been affected by decisions of the inflation board June and many had been affected which at the lime of the emergency debate had not been tabulated Of this number some are in public hector As of June the Inflation board had made decisions on cases the public sector the remaining 149 in the private sector These figures are for Ontario In view of the fact that the federal anti inflation board has now built up a backlog of jurisprudence the of the board has been trained in the work of the Board and con experience has been gained It would hardly seem reasonable that Ontario should now duplicate this organization appear unnecessary duplication of bureaucracy at this point The Liberal Party therefore supported the legislation of government which was made necessary Jaycettes receive national award Projects successfully completed by Georgetown last year won a sterling silver cup and a certificate They placed first in the Notional Outstanding Unit Album Competition Category ill to IB members at the national convention held in Alberta 14 their or ting 1975 accomplishments earned a mark of 1M Their winning album in eluded descriptions of their hunt or Sunshine School graffittl dance activities as host unit for spring lining session plus many jaycee and self projects Immediate president Susan was office during the winning lien the Supreme Court rejected Ontario entry into the federal program by means of an order incouncil NDIOPiOSFD The New Democratic Party opposed the government legislation being opposed to the Inflation policy There debate on the Bill proposed by the premier but this received third reading and was proclaimed on Thursday July 15 The Ontario Legislature will to be in recess for the until recalled in fall unless a further emergency arises It has been suggested that this may be a possibility if the Court of Appeal rules that the provincial government acted illegally in closing hospitals in Clinton Durham and Hospital in Toronto These hospitals remained opened following a May 10 Court ruling that the method of was improper and the govtriimcnt has appealed the Divisional Court ruling decision from the Ontario Court of Appeal is expected time in September It sanding down the balancing 1 Williams school are Glen and Mike Landry left Supervisor of the Experience project is Kirk Smith seated centre beside Gary Brock Hush pictured far right secures a nail in place THfeHHULD Julys mi Pge Royal Conservatory music test marks Results or examinations at the Royal Conservatory of Music in Toronto for Alva Allen students were released last week They ore T1ILOR Grade III History Robert Cleave first class honours Grade II Suzanne Groat first class honours Patricia first class honours Shirley Smallwood first class honours Grade I Ruth Armitagc puss Kelly Murumcts first class honours Preliminary Kelly first class honour pass Grade VII Ruth honours Suzanne de Groat Patricia pass Grade VI Anda Cleave pass Ruth Armltage first class honours Kelly first class honours Grade Islay honours Grade III Mosher pass Grade II Stuart first class honours honours Grade I Susan first class honours Experience 76 project underway at Glen Williams Some were ham constructive so mering others were people will know Experience digging wire is he perieme em works area ptoytes building a creative sandbox a swing set a playground on len Williams riilway lie pyramid and a property swinging cable bridge Because of his experience Completed is balancing i struct ion materials his Glen Williams playground project evaluation report to be sub milled to the school board Smith will name lack of nain problem CORRECTION The Herald regrets any inconvenience caused to CEDARGROVE GARDEN CENTRE due to an error in last weeks ad 250 FT INSTALLED SHOULD HAVE BEEN SQ FT INSTALLED LETTERS TO THE EDITOR College search for alumni ting apparatus at several area chools and at the Georgetown fairgrounds during Kirk Smith of Georgetown was hind as project leader To hi editor of The Herald College in Toronto is searching for its alumni one of Ontario largest Community Colleges would like to hear from students who have graduated An Alumni Association is being formed by the College during its 10th year which begins in September So far the response has been good Replies from an initial survey have come from all over the country cunts and College Box 1J00 On All College or call 4161 ire iskid to write to POO extensions Ireland The visitor draws his own view first responsibility choosing i local students planning return to school To the Editor of The Herald tor many I have pleaded Ireland story in your newspaper as a senseless and sad one And it would seem by your issue of July that Ireland is not a safe place to visit the corruption has crossed the border to make it nil alike And I don think that the republic has come up with a leader endowed with the unity peace and prosperity of Ireland at heart And in doing so would have worthy honest citizens of the country for those of that watched on the opening of the Olympic Game in though God did not as all the honor and glory went to human roynlly that is presented with the privilege to head all unctions of tliu kind look us at the amount of human suffering Unit still exists in Ireland and throughout the world wc cannot class them as honest and worthy citizens our time And the omen of this failure in man is quite visible so to ill fair minded in very land as will as the land of the Shamrock where and good will should prevail The trysido is all that is favorable to the visitor that their vievys and conclusions on Smith knew and trusted them he employed Mike Landry Rush and Glen the of they average j and 167 pounds The six week federal government sponsored by program pays these men on hour to convert the land surrounding the school into an innovative children playground SI main point of program is to provide summer employment for students explaincdSmith but I want it to be mure than Just that I want It to be interesting and full for the guys working I want us to accomplish from lengths eedar supported by stripped tree stumps cemented into the ground I lek of proper tools i using axes and to notch out the wood The pieces fitted and nailed together to form what resembles a crooked circular sturdy structure joungsters can climb or sit on the balancing beam logs used in Its con were cut from a dead ash tree in the Glen Smith said shortage of money to purchase materials necessitated scrounging such as this The Williams parents group raised 1260 at dance for creative playground ex while local businessmen and individuals generously donated or discounted other supplies Smith He explained most of die allocated by the government for this project a guide to Channel reception Important notice to Cable TV Subscribers HERES YOUR NEW CHANNEL GUIDE IF YOU LIVE ON THE FOLLOWING STREETS King Queen Albert Durham Ostrander Union Lamb Elgin Sarah Maple east of from Maple to the Glen John Street from the Railroad Spur to Line St Michaels Caroline River Drive and Gen wMiflms minder was inadequate for the Yours sincerely Graham 1 I Postcard collector irds for accept three commonwealth reply coupons for each of them inclusive of dispatch postage I- It Kan due Box Nairobi Kenya SPECIALS SQ YD 500 SQUARE YARDS OF REMNANTS CARPET BARN 8779896 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