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------ _______ ee aE EE RE Province unveils new wrinkle by Adrienne Graham Gardner gz Le RnR ORT eS AM NE a eRe seer " os Ni " (\ Rep ees 4 For your scrapbook scrapbook could win a cash prize. Above photo shows three Fairmiles that were Here's another photo flashback you'! want to paste up in your Penetanguishene Centennial Scrapbook. Don't forget your launched at Penetanguishene on Oct. 24, 1942 during the height of World War II. by Adrienne Graham Gardner Testimony from witnesses before the Human Rights Commission hearing into charges of discrimination and wrongful dismissal by former Ecole Secondaire Penetanguishene Secondary School teacher Arni Iancu was completed last week in Barrie. The hearing has been adjourned until summations by lawyers for Iancu and the Simcoe County School Board are presented. The sum- dismissal in March of 1979. Iancu was not given his permanent contract or a permanent certificate by ESPSS principal Gilles Cing-mars in 1979 at his final evaluation, although three previous evaluations of his teaching had indicated that he would receive permanent status. Personality conflicts between Iancu mations will require at least half a day, and will probably be scheduled for next week. Iancu is asking that his record be cleared and is also claiming com- pensation for salary lost following and other school] staff have been at- Hearing adjourned. tested to by many witnesses. Con- census among the witnesses seems to be that Iancu's high standards created difficulty for him in the Ontario secondary school system. Conflicts in testimony given by principal Cing-mars and the com- plainant, as well as between the principal, complainant and other witnesses were noted as the hearing continued over two weeks. -Janeu holds dual French and Canadian citizenship, an now resides ~ inFrance. Heis alleging that as a non * native franco-Canadian, he was the object of discrimination which led to his dismissal. A new bill introduced before the Ontario legislature on April 15 has presented a new wrinkle in the annexation dispute between the town of Midland and the Township of Tiny. Bill 62, which received first reading on April 15, is an amendment to section 24 of the Municipal Boundary Negotiations Act. The amendment provides for the withdrawal of an application to the Ontario Municipal Board '"'at any time before the Board has finally determined the matter." Midland applied to the Ontario Municipal board for annexation of 2,600 acres of Tiny Township on April 6, 1981 , and subsequently on Feb. 8, 1982 for an- nexation through the new Municipal Boun- dary Negotiations Act. Tiny was successful in forcing Midland to with- draw second bylaw in April, before the case was heard before the Supreme Court of Ontario. - Tiny has argued that the original application to the OMB should be heard, while Midland's position has been to re- apply under the modified Negotiations Act. Bill 62 also stipulates that the withdrawal of an application to the OMB will mean that "any notices of ob- jection. . that may have been filed. ..are deemed to be also withdrawn." In the face of this setback, Tiny Township has "'instructed _ their Toronto solicitors to appear before a legislative committee to present their case in hopes of intervening," according to Tiny ad- ministrator Guy Maurice. Under Bill 62, the OMB may award costs concerning applications that are withdrawn before they are heard Although Midland officials have main- tained that the town had not spent money on annexation studies and preparation, Tiny ad- ministrator Guy Maurice confirmed that the township has spent "considerable"? money On consultants and studies since midland's initial annexation bid in 1981. The new amendment to the Boundary Negotiation Act, in allowing the withdrawal of applications before the OMB, removes obstacles preventing re- application by Midland for settlement of the dispute' through negotiation. The negotiation process involves politicians from both sides under a provincial mediator. Although public information meetings are possible under the format, the negotiations are not open to the public. Nos jeunes sont remplis de talents et ils les partageront avec nous mercredit soir (donc, ce soir) a 8h00 a l'ecole secondaire Le Caron. Entree $3.00 / adulte, $2.50 / etudiant. Decouverte '82 Vous chantez? Vous jouez un instrument de musique? Vous connaissez quelqu'un quia du talent? Vite, laissez-le nous savoir au 549-3116 et pratiquez vos plus beaux morceaux. Decouverte '82 est une idee geniale de Jean Laporte, notre coordonnateur au Centre, pour apporter une nouvelle dimension au Festival des quenouilles et donner la chance au gagnant /e de cette competition de se produire sur la scene du Super-spectacle samedi le 26 juin. Ce concours d'auteurs compositeurs et in- terpretes francais est organise pour le 4 juin a la Salle paroissiale de Lafontaine. Tous les participants a ce concours pourront suivre des sessions de _per- fectionnement donnees par _ un professionnel de la scene: M. Francois Leveille. M. Leveille les entretiendra sur les arrangements musicaux, la tenue de seene, la manipulation technique, la gestuelle et le phrase. En plus, les par- ticipants seront informes sur la gestion des droits d'auteur, l'union des artistes, V'union des musiciens et l'aide gouver- nementale offerte aux artistes. Que vous soyez participant ou gagnant, Decouverte 82 donne l'occasion de percer sur le monde merveilleux du spectacle. Soiree Les preparatifs du Festival des quenouilles vont bon train. Jean et Victor ont contacte des artistes, loue des salles et commence la publicite. Voici ce qu'ils nous Offrent: Vendredi le 4 juin: "Decouverte '82" - concours amateur dont le gagnant se presentera au Super spec- tacle du Festival a la Jeudi le 17 juin: Exposition de photos et vernissage du photographe Michael Odesse au Centre d'activites francaises. Vendredile 18 juin: Spectacle ROCK au pavillon du pare a Lafontaine. Samedi le 19 juin: Soiree de divertissement avec, en spectacle, Francois Leveille et les jeux de hasard (soiree casino) a la Salle paroissiale de Lafontaine. Dimache le 20 juin: Benediction des festivites et pique-nique familial avec jeux pour enfants a Caragouha (entree libre). Lundi le 21 juin: Ouverture officielle du Festival avec la chanson theme. Invite special: Jean- Marc Dalpe a la Brasserie de l'etang au Centre d'activites francaises. Mardi le 22 juin: 'Brasserie de l'etang"' au Centre. En spectacle un des participants de "Decouverte 82". Entree libre. Mercredi le 23 juin: defile, "'souper aux bines", danses et feu de joie au Curling Club (a l'exterieur). Jeudi le 24 juin: 'Brasserie de l'etang"' au Centre. Vendredi le 25 juin: Festival du rire. Deux longs metrages a la "Brasserie de 1l'etang" au Centre. Samedi le 26 juin: 'Brasserie de l'etang"' au Centre de 12h00 a 18h00. Super spec- tacle avec Paul Demers, la Decouverte "82, le pere Gedeon et Julie Laporte au Curling Club. A labour of love PGH canvasser Julienne Patenaude stops off at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ovila Desroches, Lafontaine, during this month's campaign-to raise more than $100,000 for Penetnaguishene General Hospital. Dig deep when the canvasser calls on you. PGH needs your support as never before. Wednesday, May 19, 1982, Page 3 4)