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calls for government investment Que Minister all Canadian unity” -vitr a clear |that will support and ‘boost out- Explains Trend

divis‘on of powers. put, .ad employment | Mr. Kierans, former presi In my “own mind, our pro- . J In His Province CALGARY (CP)

dent cf the Montreal Stocs Ex. |8Tam wil) be .a success when change, said development of | need for a high level his province must be grounded of provin c ial expenditures in the ‘real'ties of an eccnomy Dates,” Mr. K‘erans said. — that suffers from severe unem- Text of the revenue «ninis- ployment, a slow rate of growth | ‘e's address was released to in all but the metropolitan sec- the press in advance of deliv- tors and an unlucky adherence |©Y-

to ineffective forms of business . . Nursing Homes

— Neither of the Kier said here. 4, Organization.” The change is of a pcoplié| WILL USE RESOURCES moving out of its traditional; However, there was no doubt |’ potmegee ‘and customs and in|thal Gashec weal witli is| U0 Ontario this vacuum it is the task of | vast forest, water, power and in- ® w everyone in Quebec to prove | dustrial resources in rapid eco- Said Firetraps. that the prov'nce can manage |nomic development during the ; its newfound responsibilities. |next decade. TORONTO (CP)—The chair- Mr. Kierans told a luncheon; The key problem nae Sine of the Omario Hospital Mecting of the; Canadian Club. |nancing- entrepreneurship Service Commission said Mr. Kicrans noted Quebec's |the location of entrepreneurship he _— Ontario ‘nursi advances in the recovery of tax|with government enterprises| "®T®. Many Ontario nursing sources but said the govern-| was onsistent with the theory | homes are ‘‘firetraps. Ment of premier Jean Lesage | of democracy. ~t “There's no doubt about it,”

believes ‘there must be an over-| ‘Heightened activity is a nec-|said Dr. J. B. Neilson, “and it

would be very costly to reno- | vate them

“From what I've seen of pursing homes in this province —and I've seen a lov—I would | not want to be put in one if 1) became critically ill. |

“They suffer from overcrowd-'| ing. My Goodness, t-ere is no | privacy in any of the nursing homes I've seen, and the qual- ity of care they offer - varies |

widely ‘throughout the prov- | ince.” Dr. Neilson’s comments were |

made .o the legislature's select | committee on the aging. Public | Welfate Minister J Cecile |

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partment—becomes depu', min ister of education. Previously there were two deputy. minis- ters ader the chief director. Henceforth there will be three

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Is Reorganized | One assistant deputy ‘will be

TORONTO (CP)—A major re-| concerned with instruction, ‘he ganization of ‘the deparment | second with acministra’ n, nd ree | the third with. provincial sch-v1s educationists from administra- ee education, se‘d Mr, tive tasks and allow them to de- ’ . vote their full time 10 educa-| The Mp-allocation of jobs aiso tion problems was announced |Wi!! mean the removal from

by Education Minister William | Schools of inspectors whose Davis. functions do not require the t-

. . |vention of educationists. [hese The major changes will be | jobs will be given tv the shool combining of the elementary | business administration braacn

said in am interview later that |and secondary school branches | EDITOR RESIGNS

many Ontario nursing. homes have standards that he consid- ers too low.

But he said his deparvment does not have the responsibility for policing them. He said the province will still pay grants to any home that a municipality licenses

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