Ontario Education Debate Highlights Critics and Grants
In Ontario Legislature, MPP Nixon urged expanded bilingual education and warned that 220,000 exceptional children lack proper support. NDP critic Stephen Lewis blasted the system as anti democratic and overstructured, while Minister William Davis defended grants up to 5000 per class for secondary and 3400 per elementary class. A provincial Liberal poll showed mixed views on policy. Davis vowed to pursue a quality driven education system.
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Nixon
William Davis
Lewis
Liberal Party
Ontario
Divas
Sixth Line welcomes Veinot family and guests from Guelph
Kendal News notes visitors including Mr and Mrs Jas Stevens and their three children from Guelph and Mrs John Hellebust and her three children from Guelph. Also Mrs Wm Mercer hosts relatives from Saskatoon. Sunday June 25 marks Rev. R C White’s last service. July brings Rev. Arthur McGee as supply minister. Parsonage Bazaar planned for Friday at Newtonville and an Orange Hall award night by Kendall School. Centennial park service attendees listed.
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Roy Veinot
Blair
Ross Gay
T. Stevens
Jas. Stevens
Guelph
John Hellebust
Wm. Mercer
McKay
Saskatoon
Expo
Keith Wood
Watson
Bobcaygeon
R. C. White
Arthur McGee
Oshawa
Newtonville
Kendall School
Park
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Alex Carruthers
Durham
Canon Cody
Toronto
Department of Education
Stephen Lewis
Scarborough West
N.D.P
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Iliuy
Mr. Lewis
Jas. Spicer
Richardson
M. Elliott
Bowmanville
M. Falls
Peterborough
John de Witt
Bowmanville Hospital
Helen Boyd
Fish
Fish and Chips
Orene, Ont
H. M. Mercer
A. E. West
E. H. Samuel
S. B. Rutherford
Alma Cuttell
Stirling
Ralph Hardware
Matt Snelders
Kendal News
Qoorono District
Tyens-Man
Angus Loucks
Orono
Orono Tennis Club
Orono Park
Glen Rae Dairy
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