WnrrrnrFM EEnss WEDNwSAY, OarouB MiSe 190ePAGE 7 PAGESEN EHL Saneradrsmy hnk hi akiang this up. I don't bhme thein. Butfaca re ica. ndI do know I read somewhere that Bob Rae hasm pone atleast five feminista ta bis cabinet., Tikofi:fivo. That, in, five femalo feministsa, by feminlat one Moans someone dedicated to the radical puruuit of exual oquality. Six if yiou caunt Béb Rie yho nmre iay in aueo a fezinist, -although net, strictlypaln, iniats lothmg. That would be a drag. Whatlthi a s--to barrow a p)hrae caied by CBC TV reorer . i i.yo&?sgusa Thit oeuld mou boere, as it doms in the -CBC, that the roporter hant remarched pat the nearest bar. ýAnd'tii. gueuses ho got thore wore unprodictable. So lie emerged without elghemet Be that as it may, wo forthwith put forth several guesses. Legilatian expectod: >The Equial Haunework Law, te be known as EHL. (Givo em niEH[4people.) This% Igetthe 9My This will make bath wife and husband equally responible for housework anywhere ini the province of Ontario. Iaitially this wil caver anldy familes (or equivalent> with bath spouses working ful turne outside the home. This mains, get this guys, dishes, laundiy, vacuuming, cooking, scrubbing fonr, shopping, even.cenn h toilet bowl. Cin you imagine someone doing a job flke that? Uh For those males who dabble ini such activities now, ho wanned: da bbling won't ho enough. -Expct the laws to specitfr fifty-fifty, or / our-forhour equivalents. 4- (WatCb the, equivalents factor. Say someane of female persuasion spenda six hours a week folding Iaundry. Then say a Male equivalent spends six.hours folding Iaundry at half.time duning weekend football gaines. Rie folds haif a lcad. The law will specify thepricipe c eqivaents: on a load-for-load bais. Guys could end "'upe foldof laurafo about five hours for every one that thefr spouses d. ot it, guys?) Who sets the standards? What the law want. say is who sets the standards ia the household. And will that member ho able te count up tinie checking for dut on the mantel and fIod crust on the silverware as part of the contribution? Guesi who, guesa who. The law alsa won't caver gardening, car washing, garbage detail, car repaira, doit-yourself appliance repairs, and, any work, no matter how onerous, requiring tunning an a home computer. Seenis that some people assume that what they1 don't, understand must ho some kind of fun gaine. On te other tbings: What with radicalthought proees now ini ostublishoed positions of power, you can expect nursewwages te uncroase. Substantially. Wosest hseVL«tis Thus, people an shift work now mnaking $35,000 a year wiil go up te $50,000 witbun the next three years. 1 know, I know, that means that theyl end up making as much as an'assm]y porion on4 the lino at GM. Anid about three quartera as much as a skiiled tradesperson at GM.RLias this society got its priorities screwed up or what? The next thing you know, nursing assistants will make substantially more than floor cleaners and about thrée-quarters as mnuch as supermarket checkout clerks. This could get so bad that nurses wifl eventually make as much in a week as a good waitress will make in a weekend serving drinks ini a lively pub. I came to infori with shadowy innuendo, not to editorialize.I HellpSiQsurno ielL Watch for a special provincialy.funded welfare fund for auto insurance agents, hoginning ini May, 1991. Included will ho welfare support for rent and food, job counselling, job retraining and attitude readjustrnent.fo eiuoant There la no truth to the rumor that fre at insurance aet will get frt crack at jobs inaide the governuentrun insurance plan. Those jobs wiIl go te Lihoral politicians who have encountered diffficulty re-entering the workforce sud whose unemployment honefits have expfred. And talking about looking after fallen foes; The Ontario NDP government has already set up a task force ta help find Jobs for federal Tory poiticians who fail te get re.oelected in L h next federal election. There are expected ta ho a mob of them. If this is an example of the forwardtbinking sud planning we ciii expect from thia govèrnnnent, thon the province is in goad hands. Sadff S hen i r MmI ASHUENGENERAL STORE, 1913 A. M. Ellis and bis family are standing on the porch o fthe -store Mr.,Elli operated at Ashburn for several years A uign in the wmndow advertises Salada Tea Tihe store has been Ashhurn's post office since 1852. Wldtby Ardlvis piot.> 10 TZARS ADO from the We nsa, October 8, 1980 edition of the w y REZPRESS " Don Evans of Sault Ste. Marie is Durbain Region's new Clief Administrative Officer. " Rev. Gerald Hunt is the new pastor of the Whitby Baptist Church. " The box car print shop at the Whitby Arts Station Gallery is dedicated ta the me mory 'Of the late. Nick Novak " Henry H-awks defeated Anderson for the fifth turne in nine years to win the Mayor's Cup in football. 25 TZARS ADO frrni the Thursday, October 7, 1965 edition of the WH1IBY WEEIKLY NEWS e Gordon Mcilwain has been appointed to, complete the 1965 terni as Wîhitby Public Sehool Board Chairman. " A. C. Northover will becomne Whitby's Town Engineer on Oct. 20. " 2,32M3 pupils are attending Whitby's eight public schools this fail. " The Town of Whitby has 7,695 éligible voters in the upcoming federai election, an incre-ase of 641 froin 1963. 125 TZARS ADO froni the Thursday,, October 5, 1865 edition of the wHIIBY CHRONICIZ " John Vandal Hamn, a noted Whitby Iawyer iÃd brother-in-Iaw of Witbys founder Peter Perry, died on Sept. 30at the age of 50. " ktotal of 269,175 bushels of grain bas been sbipped from Whitby Harbor thes year. " Peter Scbrieber has been sentenced te two years in the penitentiazy fethe. stabbing death of John Eflott of the Whitby-Pickering Town Line.. *Thomas Lawler is offering a reward of $25.for the return of goods stolen from his home. I1~