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TEACHERS' STRIKES Liberal Leader Stuart Smith asked the Premier to enunciate his Govern< ment's position on the' right of teachers to strike and of school boards to lock out, now that the Ministry of Education's internal review of Bill 100 has been completed. “For one thing. the right to strike has been used far more frequently than' perhaps even the most dissatisfied teachers might have imagined in 1975‘ Since then. and not including Peel, there have been 18 separate teachers‘ strikes and lockouts in Ontario involving almost 20.000 teachers and close to 250,000 of their students. On average. each strike has lasted more than 37 days. We believe this has done considerable damage to the entire education system in the province.“ ' GENERAL MOTORS‘ ' EXPENDITURE PROGRAM When the Legislature resumed after the summer recess, the Minister of Industry and Tourism announced that GM. of Canada is to undertake a $2 billion expenditure program during 1979.and the en- suing three years. When could the Premier be expected to table the internal review of Bill 100 in the Legislature? The Premier reminded the House of the situation prior to introduction and passage of Bill 100 when there were a. number of serious confrontations with, apparently. no reasonable manner of finding a solution to differences between teachers and school boards. A substantial portion of the investment will be allotted to present operations in Windsor. St. Catharines and Oshawa. Stuart Smith recalled the statement in 1973 by then Minister of Education Tom Wells; “I feel that it Would be morally wrong to allow our young people to be victimized by school shutdowns with resultant disruption in the educational process just because a school board and its teachers cannot reach agreement on a contract." Some 2,600 new jobs will be created in Windsor On the eve of resump- tion of the Legislature. Stuart Smith had called a press conference at which he called for immediate legislation to end an elementary school teachers‘ strike in Peel Region and send that dispute to arbitration. He pointed out that the Liberal Party had changed its view on this question because of the harm done to school children when schools are closed by labor disputesl C-lo â€" THE LIBERAL, Wednesday. October START LOSING WEIGHT TODAY! OVERWEIGHT MEN AND WOMEN OF TORONTO By ALF STONG MLA â€" York-Centre queen's park and 700 new jobs will occur in St. Catharines between now and 1982. These are to be stable. secure jobs. Some of the money will also be directed to the CHILDREN‘S AID SOCIETIES The question of inadequate funding for Children's Aid Societies was raised in the first day’s question period. Some of the money will also be directed to the new paint facility in Oshawa, where in ad- On behalf of the energy con- servation project steering committee. Mayor Dave Schiller appealed to council last week for funds. Mr. Schiller is chair'man of the committee. Richmond Hill (‘hamber of (‘ommerce will ask businessmen for half lhe total budget of $16,785 while council was asked to supply Ihe remainder. Mayor Schiller's motion to give the energy conservation project $8.400. was turned down. (‘ouncillor Gord Rowe, one of the councillors who voted against the motion. said: “We want to know‘ where the dollars are coming from and if there are alternate means of support â€" other than money“. After much deliberation. the project was given an advance of $1.000 and the request {or $7.400 Richmond Hill's claim for fame is not being strongly supported by the town council. Town gives S 7,000 to energy project CHEP 1! INS ULA TION Canadian Home Energy Products (C.H.E.P.) Ontario Ltd YOUR RESIDENCE FOR AS LITTLE AS INSULATE 17. 1979 IF BUILT BEFORE 1961! GOVERNMENT GRANTS OF UP TO $500 ARE A VA/LABLE TO HOMEâ€" OWNERS, LANDLORDS AND TE- NANTS. YOU PAY US WHEN THE GOVERNMENT PAYS YOU. WE USE ONL Y C.M.H.C. AND C.S.A, AP-_ PROVED MATERIALS. dition to the 330 new jobs thus created, [here will be several thousand sup- plemental jobs in supply and support industries. Earlibr. the Minister of Community and Social MISSISSAUGA 270-6901 . TORONTO DOMINION CENTRE 367-] I53 YORKVILLE MEDICAL CTR. 967-0505 SHEPPARD 8 BATHURST 636â€"0802 BLOOR 8 ISUNGTON 231-5695 DON MILLS 446-! 160 SCARBOROUGH 267-1 107 YONGE-EGLINTON CENTRE 485-5774 HAMILTON 5226960 BURUNGTON SQUARE 639-7400 LONDON 672-8090 ST. CATHARINES 688-6311 VisamdeOwgewdcaneBunto?pmNh1â€"Fn¢WflGHTLO$.flC 1979 Don't let the discomfort of being overweight make you feel self conscious any longer. Hundreds of satisfied Clients right here in Toronto are living proof that Weight Loss Clinic really works. They're losing from 3 to 5 pounds per week with our fast, safe and effective weight loss program. And what's more. they don‘t face the danger of regaining. ' With the special help and support of our professional staff you, too. can lose unwanted pounds. Without fad diets. strenuous exercise or dangerous drugs. Nutritional guidance. A sensible program with the important personal touch. Seeking answers on Bill 100 WEIGHT LOSS QLINIQ’ Don't let another day go by. We're offering a free weight loss consultation with no obligation. Why not call and arrange for your appointment right now? Miss Hum said al this time she is overwhelmed with work just to gel lhe project going. “I needed a resource person a month ago." she said. “A Ihousand dollars is not going lo gel a resource person." was sent 10 the finance minee for recommendation Richmond Hill was selected as a pilot community on the basis the community would provide a resource person. a storefront office and a secretarial person. she said. When asked how she felt about the amount of the grant (‘alherine Hunt, leader of the projeCI said her position was not IO get involved in the finances of the project. “The success of lhe project depends on community in- volvement." she added. “A lhousand dollars doesn‘t get much started at all." said Mayor Schiller. Services had released the report of the study group on child welfare in Ontario. which has been a year in preparation. This report sets the stage for constructive and informed public discussion of the manner in which this province will protect its children. n In essence. the study group had examined child welfare as it is currently the finance com Strengths and weaknesses of three other models which might conceivably replace the present system were weighed. so that pubiic discussion could lead eventually to reform. administered by Ontario's network of quasi-public societies. and found the system wanting. H o w e v e r . t h e Minister‘s response to the report is indicated in the following excerpt from his introduction to the document: “Let me now assure you that the provincial Government has no intention of transferring responsi« bility for the provision of child welfare services to any body other than the Societies." Yet the report itself states: “Societies have failed to prevent human tragedies . . . most major governmental planning studies over the past decade have called for drastic changes in the relationships between the Societies and the public. Yet few changes have occurred Public confidence in Societies appears to be waning and many members and staff 25% OFF Golden Evergreens $¥¥%¥¥¥¥$¥¥¥$¥¥¥$$¥¥$Â¥$Â¥S WINTERIZING NEEDS an In: up: Iucal IUI wmmcu alcaa R “2 90 eg 25% OFF Golden Broadlecxf FPEDFNAYFCA‘E‘LPR'VET OLD GOLD JUNIPER (grows to 4 ft. - 1.2 m spread) Attraclive golden lealher lollage makes this slow growan Jumper «deal lor adding colour to loundanon plantings. 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In the interests of the children and their families who become by default the victims of the uncertainty and con- troversy surrounding the Children‘s Aid Societies, we would hope that this study will be the last in the series.“ Stuart Smith asked the Premier for his Governâ€" ment's policy with respect to the decision of the Prime Minister of Canada to give control of off-shore oil and mineral resources to the coastal provinces. The Premier stated that the Government of Canada could not, unilaterally, give up anything which con- stitutionally came within its jurisdiction. 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