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thursday mar 13 1969 the tribune page 3 2ftiiimiiimiiiiiiiiuiuiumiiimiiiiimjiiuimiiiiiiii llllllhlllllillllllllllulllllluuuiillllllllllilllllllllllllmllllllllllllllllllllliimilllllluuiiiillllulllilllilulllbllulluuuiiig thos n shea fri i poverty our most pressing problem 1 windsor no matter what we as in- dividuals think about 1 the proposals of the h hellyer report let us be unanimous in our goal of having every s level of government unite and provide a 1 wise and equitable so- lution let us stop nit s picking and get on with the job thos n shea fri outgoing president of 3 the ontario association s of real estate boards g appealed for common 3 sense solutions to the 3 housing and money crisis while delivering h his annual address to 5 400 delegates at the associations 47th an- h nual conference in h windsor he said in this age of the affluent society 3 it seems odd that we 3 are struggling with the 3 basic issues of shelter and poverty he point- 3 ed out that at least one h canadian in five suffers 3 from poverty and said that this intolerable condition represents 3 the most serious chal- 3 lenge facing the coun- j try today there is more pov- thos n shea fri markham 1968 president ontario association of real estate boards erty than our society can tolerate more than our country can afford and this weapon of un rest must be destroyed and designated as our countrys national goal he emphasized he pointed out that the 19 6 8 economic councils report should be read and absorbed by all canadians it suggests he said that we must rid ourselves of the archaic notions 3 that poverty represents 3 only the lack of essen- 3 tials to sustain life and 5 includes the insufficient 3 eludes the insufficient 3 access not only to she- 3 ter the item we are 3 most concerned with but also to decency 3 pride and acceptance 1 into our scxalled just 3 society i am hopeful 3 our country will pros- 3 per from the experi- 3 ence of the united 5 states where the term 3 war on poverty be- 3 came ironically appro- 3 priate s all canadians want 3 to share in the coun- 3 trys material abund- 3 ance but few are pre- 3 pared to pay a social 3 and cultural price for 3 it mr shea asked all 3 canadians to work to- 3 ward solving the peo- 3 pie problems that 3 face the country to- g day 3 mr shea was speak- j ing to 400 delegates at 3 the board presidents 3 luncheon during the 1 47th annual conference 3 of the ontario associ- 3 ation of real estate 3 boards smiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinii uiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiniii iiniiiiiiiiiin uiiiimniinniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiin efficiency study to cost va million by william newman mpp ontario south ontario south a study of the efficiency of the provincial government recently announced by provincial trea surer charles macnaugh- ton is expected to take up to two years to complete at a cost of up to half a mil lion dollars mr macnaughton said the ontario study being set up under the treasury board offers significant advantages over a royal commission or independ- end review perhaps the most important benefit is that management improve ments can proceed during the course of the study a royal commission on the other hand would tend to suspend all administrative innovations until its re view is completed the study will be in the hands of businessmen se nior provincial civil serv ants and management con sultants with a background in government work the project will have three main responsibilities 1 determine economies that can be achieved by eliminating duplication and overlapping of serv ices 2 consider improving efficiency through restruc turing of government de partments and agencies 3 analyze the effective ness of government deci sionmaking machinery it will be by far the most extensive study ever undertaken by any govern ment said mr macnaugh ton the best ten years of a womans life are those she spends between ages 29 and 30 identify prop blade stouffville a section of propellor blade hauled from the bottom of lake muskoka last month by diver charles jones of stouffville and members of the canadian subaqua club toronto has been identified it once belonged to the tug the gravenhursf which ran aground on rocks in that area 65 years ago the prop was later re paired and the boat re mained in service the finding of the blade com pletes a missing link in the tugs history retain ed at the segwin steam boat museum in graven- hurst tired driver fined 75 markham a main street markham man was convicted of careless driv ing and fined 75 and costs in richmond hill court march 7 according to evidence hubert crosby had driven along hwy 48 through two sets of stop lights and nearly collided with two other cars mr crosby a driver for 42 years without a conviction said he had put in long hours on that particular day and was extremely tired he said that due to a state of fa- tigue he may have driv en in an erratic manner judge russell pearse warned of the dangers of such a practice he sug gested that mr crosby would have been well ad vised to pull off the road and rest police raid apartment markham twp a surprise raid by police from markham twp and metro has recovered ar ticles valued at 2000 from an apartment in downsview it is alleged that the property was stolen from the gem store in mark- ham township charged with two counts each of theft and possession of stolen goods are leonard ray 47 and his wife julie 45 both of downsview the cou- plehave five children articles found included television sets hair dry ers radios record play ers tape recorders and el ectric appliances markham detective douglas tribbling took part in the raid r yoj are jew to town or have just moved into a new home stouffvllles own welcome service would like to call on you with housewarming gifts and information about your new loca tion the hostess will be glad to arrange your subscription to the stouffville tribune call mrs agnes may 8881978 congratulations your furnace just survived another winter but how about next jcdl f if you have any doubts give us a call if you need a new furnace we can install it we can even modernize your present one or install an oilfired water heater whatever you need our easy fi nance plan will cover the total cost including labour let us rejuvenate your entire heating system youll live in total comfort for years to come texaco the housewarming people don shank fuels 243 main st markham phone 2941600 criticize classsize increase the ontario secondary school teachers have re acted sharply to an an nouncement by education minister william c davis that his department is en couraging school boards to increase class sizes next fall- president robert m smith a burlington tea cher on leave for one school year said that the announcement was com pletely contrary to all cur rent trends towards a more individualized education this alarms me as a professional teacher and i think that it should also concern parents he said we all favor saving the tax dollar but robbing the student of a close teacher- public relationship is false economy mr davis told the house november 28 that his de partment had no plans to increase class sizes he then announced march 5 that in creasing the pupil teacher ratio may be one answer to the teacher shortage federation spokesmen have forecast a shortage of 2700 qualified teachers in the fall this would include 1300 teachers now in the schools with emergency letters of permission is sued by the department it appears said mr smith that the depart ment is moving in one di rection while the public is convinced that it is going in another the man-on- thestreet reads about the halldennis report and thinks his children can ex pect more flexible and creative education but the ministers state ment indicates exactly the opposite trend and it is probably time for the par ent to decide whether or not he wants his child to go to school in a flexible situation or more crowded conditions what particularly wor ries teachers mr smith added is that schools are being urged to launch ex pensive innovative pro grams computerized in struction and educational television are two examples while the lid is being sxxxssxxxxxxrrv swssikswiwrsxsisswksks xx caution use this voad at your own risk 8 when is a road not a road when its a private iane as this section of street in front of the stouff- j s vllle dist secondary school is supposed to be regardless or its legal status it possesses the deepest g holes of any street in town staff photo compulsory breathalizer tests police powers could be abused mp by norm cafik mp ontario riding ontario riding i would like to point out that the provisions calling for compulsory breatha lizer test concerns me to some extent i realize that the govern ment must do something to eliminate or minimize the carnage on our high ways where so many in nocent people are killed each year yet at the same time we must be concern- ned about the individual rights of citizens it is ex tremely difficult to equate these two desirable objec tives drinking drivers ob viously cause many acci dents on the road and steps must be taken to eliminate this hazard that is the placed on costs this means that the savings have to be made in the human area he said purpose of this provision of the omnibus bill i am not certain that there are not better ways of achiev ing this objective without at the same time recogniz ing the principle that no man is obligated to incri minate himself in our courts i have heard a great deal of discussion about the system that is employ ed in the province of bri tish columbia whereby a suspected drinking driver either take a breathalizer test voluntarily or the po lice officer takes the car keys from the driver for a 24 or 48 hour period this system has apparently worked very well in that province and in my view might well be worth con sidering i certainly see the ad vantage and the necessity of removing 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