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Ontario‘s projected cash deficit has worsened during the past month and is now $1.45 billion for the current fiscal year â€" an increase of $375 million or 34 per cent since the April budget. There was an angry exchange in the The Premier called for a full-scale federalâ€" pr0vincial conference on economic recovery, and disclosed the latest bad news on the provincial economy. By ALF STONG MPP - YORK CENTRE The Fall session of the Ontario Legislature opened this week but not without some significant occurrences. Pride 0! Canada WIENERS 1 lb. pkg‘ Whole or hall, Flash Canadian Pork Check out for less at your newest Miracle Open in Markham Place. 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This Grand Opening Draw is open to alllMiracle customers 18 years of age and over except employees and their immediate families of Miracle Food Mart, Steinberg‘s. its advertising agency and suppliers. To win. the selected entrants must first correctly answer a skill-testing question. Prizes must be accepted as awarded. Contest is subjectto Federaland Provinciallaws. GRAND OPENING CONTEST You could win a side at beet. Legislature members face heavy workload as session opens McKeough denied that he had deliberately over- estimated anticipated revenues. David Peterson M.P.P. and his NDP counterpart accused the Treasurer, D’Arcy McKeough of deliberately painting a falsely optimistic picture of the Province’s financial situation in his April budget, for purely political purposes in view of the then-anticipated provincial election. However, in September â€" less than half way through the financial year, he admitted that his Legislature between the Provincial Treasurer and Opposition Finance critics. 2/79c L376" 1977 AT MARKHAM PLACE WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES $1.18 CONTEST CLOSES NOVEMBER 12, 1977. 79° In response to a question from David Peterson, the Treasurer stated that Ontario does not make its own forecasts of income tax collected on its behalf by the federal government. Earlier he had an- nounced a reduction of $350 million in this revenue, which would contribute significantly to the provincial debt. The Treasurer also had to back track on his original plans concerning the inclusion of Langstaff in the Parkway Belt West Plan. revenue projections had been over-estimated by some $309 million. Aifieal Tasty Treat Son 8. Lighl 8 inch each 7inch. each Bydflins Homeslyle frgzgn gngcqraied Utility Grade, King Cole YOUNG DUCKLINGS 3-5 In size CHERRY CHEESE CAKE 23 lb. SLICED SMOKED BEEF Pkg‘ 0! 12 PUMPKIN PIE Evisceraled Grade B DINNER ROLLS 2-3 lb. size‘ FRESH BOILING FOWL Evisceraled FRESH GRADEA CHICKENS Through his Ministry he avg‘ size (limit 3 per lamily) This change of plans results directly from the efforts of that community in organizing itself, at- tending at the Legislature when I debated the issue with D'Arcy McKeough and subsequently making representations to the commission set up to announced that part of the Towns of Markham and Richmond Hill originally included would be exempted. L359“ L369" L339" queen's park Fresh Item the Tropics study the problem I am confident that the result was favourable because of the existence in Ontario of minority government. and I congratulate the people of Langstaff for their suc- cess in bringing an otherwise inflexible minister around to their point of view. wré'irgfiawfaes 68° 7 The Government‘s program for the fall session includes: a bill LARG’E'SIZE BANANAS Produc! 01 U 5 It bag FLORIDA WHITE GRAPEFRUIT Fresh Shoulder or Blade YOUNG VEALCHOPS Cut trorn Canada “GRADE A“ Bee! Bee! SHOULDER STEAKS Cut lrom Canada “GRADE A“ Bee! Pppejy Ageg, Cut lrom the Loin SI RLOIN STEAKS T-Bone or Cm from Canada “GRADE A" Bee! PORTERHOUSE LOIN STEAKS MARKHAM PLACE o DON MILLS AND STEELES l l allowing municipalities to limit removal of topsoil from good farmland; reforms of family law, including provision for support and sharing of assets upon marriage breakdown; regulation of bodyâ€"rub parlours, comprehensive occup- ational health and safety legislation; postpone- ment for yet another year of the controversial province-wide property re-assessment; and possible introduction of a bill to prevent Ontario companies from refusing to deal with Jewish companies in order to comply with an Arab boycott. $1.58 $1.58 During this past week I L388" 10 lb. bag L389" LB 22“ Poly Bag Ontario Grown. Canada No‘ 1 Grade Large Size- 10 lb. bag CARROTS- 5 LB. Product 0! Onl. or U,S.A.. Canada No. 1 Grade SPANISH TYPE ONIONS Produci ol U.S.A 1Ib. pkg. Product 01 Canada Top Quality Sliced. Swill's Premium or LAZY MAPLE SIDE BACON also introduced two private member's bills into the Legislature. The first is my amendment to the Education Act which would guarantee a right to an education to every child in Ontario and require school boards. under the jurisdiction of the Ministry of Education. to set up facilities to instruct adequately those children who suffer from learning disabilities. 1 hope to have the bill debated before the house recesses at Christmas. I also introduced on behalf of the hospital pharmacists in Ontario, a bill which would 1 lb. pkg. FRESH BROCCOLI Egnpire or Pioneer SIDE BACON Cut tram me Leg, Bonain FRESH VEAL CUTLETS Oven Ready Frozen 2-4 lb. PACIFIC PINK SALMON STEELES AVENUE size. whole or hall sliced JOHN STREET HWY.NO.7 THE LIBERAL. Wednesday. October 26, 1977'â€" 3-7 $1.88 $1.48 Despite election promises made during the recent May-June provincial campaign by James Taylor. the Minister of Energy, plans for a program to make available up to $100 million in low interest loans for home insulation and weatherâ€"proofing have been abandoned by the Ontario Government. In this connection. Liberal Energy critic Julian Reid has accused the government of flying directly in the face of its recognize them as a professional bargaining unit separate from other hospital workers in their dealings with the Ministry of Health. own financial restraint policies by scrapping the program, because there is conclusive proof that it is infinitely cheaper to lend money for home insulation than to capitalize new generating capacity to meet ex- cessive demands. A number of U. S. utilities have themselves made loans to customers for home insulation because this is more profitable than building additional generators. Your minority government then, has returned to legislating with many more in- teresting things to come. The week concluded with an emergency debate in the House in- volving the layoff of more than 2800 workers by Inco from its Sudbury plant. The positions taken by the three parties were relatively clear. The NDP wanted the government to take steps to nationalize Inco‘ The Labour Minister, on the other hand, arguing that there was no market for the Sudbury nickel, would request financial assistance from the Federal government in order to accomplish the relocation of the dislocated workers. PLATTERS MADE YO ORDER) JOIN OUR XMAS CLUB PHONE W1 S t u a r t S m i t h , presenting the Liberal position. stated that government legislation ought to be changed so that lnco could compete on foreign markets by being allowed to export partially refined nickel. He argued that Inco be required to suspend its activities in Indonesia and Guatemala for at least the time being thereby guaranteeing 2100 jobs in Sudbury as lnco could serve the world market by providing and marketing low grade nickel to Japan and European markets. Also the Liberal Opposition in Ontario achieved a milestone in assisting Ontario’s economy this week when Liberal member, John Eakin's Small Business Act, which would assist small business in terms of expansion, government contract tendering, research and develop- ment. received second reading in the House. It has been hailed and fully supported by the Canadian Federation of Independent Business- men. ‘ ‘ . v I - “Jammy-Mm -mm4 m m 10umlpm SAY â€"10lm. 9M. sutâ€" IILMJDM. 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