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INDEX OF REGULATIONS
FILED UNDER THE REGULATIONS ACT
To the 3 1 st Day of December, 1 968
PART I ^'^
Showing the Regulations contained in Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1960 and
subsequent Regulations filed to the 31st day of December, 1968, other than those
set out in Part IL p.<.yV»
Regulation No,
R.R.O,
1960
O. Reg.
Date of
Gazette
A
Abandoned Orchards Act, 1966
General
amended
Active Service Moratorium Act, 1943
Application
Administration of Justice Act, 1968
Fees and Expenses — General
Fees and Expenses — Justices of the Peace
Agricultural Associations Act
Designation of Associations
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
Agricultural Development Act
Interest on Loans
Agricultural Development Finance Act
Deposits
amended
Agricultural Societies Act
General
amended
Air Pollution Control Act and Air Pollution Control
Act, 1967
Air Contaminants from Motor Vehicles
Advisory Board
Classifying and Exempting Sources of Air Pollution . .
General
amended
amended
amended
amended
[i]
158/67
204/67
391/68
392/68
260/61
14/63
118/63
440/67
425/68
107/68
65/62
403/68
206/68
383/6;;
449/67
45/68
188/68
281/68
299/68
May 6/67
June 10/67
Nov. 9/68
Nov. 9/68
Aug. 5/61
Feb. 2/63
June 1/63
Dec. 30/67
Dec. 11/68
April 6/68
Mar. 24/62
Nov. 23/68
June 22/68
Nov. 11/67
Jan. 6/68
Mar. 9/68
June 1/68
Aug. 17/68
Aug. 31/68
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
Regulation No.
R.R.O.
1960
O. Reg.
Date of
Gazette
Air Pollution Control Act and Air Pollution Control
Act, 1967 — Continued
General — Continued
amended
Industrial Sources
Ambulance Services Act, 1966
General
amended
Grants for the Provision of Ambulance Service .
amended
Anatomy Act, 1967
General
Andrew Mercer Reformatory Act
General
Apprenticeship and Tradesmen's Qualification Act,
1964
Barbers
Barber Schools
Bricklayers
Carpenters
Cement Masons
Chefs
Dry Cleaners
Electricians
General
Hairdressers
Hairdressing Schools
Ironworkers
Lathers
Masons
Motor Vehicle Repairers
Painters and Decorators
Plasterers
Plumbers
amended
Radio and Television Service Technicians
Sheet Metal Workers
Steamfiitters
Watch Repairers
Workers in Servicing and Installing Air-Conditioning
or Refrigerating Equipment
Archaeological and Historic Sites Protection Act
Archaeological Sites
amended
Historic Sites
amended
Architects Act
Complaints
amended
27
28
29
437/68
296/64
152/67
183/67
275/66
353/67
310/68
267/64
268/64
264/64
270/64
199/67
375/66
22/67
72/66
342/68
65/67
66/67
122/67
171/67
278/64
274/64
228/65
276/64
227/65
224/66
336/66
229/65
226/65
275/64
266/64
271/62
229/66
312/63
Jan. 4/69
Nov. 14/64
May 6/67
May 27/67
Sept. 17/66
Oct. 21/67
Sept. 7/68
Oct. 24/64
Oct. 24/64
Oct. 24/64
Oct. 24/64
June 10/67
Dec. 17/66
Jan. 28/67
April 2/66
Oct. 12/68
Mar. 4/67
Mar. 4/67
April 15/67
May 27/67
Oct. 24/64
Oct. 24/64
Sept. 25/65
Oct. 24/64
Sept. 25/65
Aug. 6/66
Nov. 19/66
Sept. 25/65
Sept. 25/65
Oct. 24/64
Oct. 24/64
Oct. 27/62
Aug. 6/66
Nov. 30/63
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
111
Regulation No.
R.R.O.
1960
O. Reg.
Date of
Gazette
Artificial Insemination of Cattle Act, 1962-63
General
amended
Assessment Act
Equalization of Assessment
Grants for Assessment Commissioners
Grants to District Assessors
Payments to Mining Municipalities
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
Athletics Control Act
Amount of Tax
General
32
B
Bailiffs Act, 1960-61
General
Barristers Act
Fee for Appointment as Queen's Counsel
Beach Protection Act
General
35
36
Beef Cattle Marketing Act, 1968
Licence Fees
Bees Act
General
amended.
Blind Persons' Allowances Act
General
Boilers and Pressure Vessels Act, 1962-63
General
amended
amended
amended
Boundaries Act
General
Brucellosis Act, 1965
Vaccination
amended,
amended.
37
38
39
26/64
32/68
386/67
24/65
23/65
104/67
160/67
264/67
30/68
84/68
225/68
26/67
323/61
327/68
361/67
131/61
135/64
41/67
111/62
330/65
143/68
341/68
Feb. 15/64
Feb. 24/68
Nov. 11/67
Feb. 6/65
Feb. 6/65
April 8/67
May 13/67
Aug. 5/67
Feb. 17/68
Mar. 23/68
July 13/68
Feb. 11/67
Oct. 14/61
Sept. 28/68
Oct. 28/67
July 3/61
June 27/64
Feb. 18/67
May 26/62
Dec. 18/65
April 27/68
Oct. 12/68
IV
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
Regulation No.
R.R.O.
1960
O. Reg.
Date of
Gazette
Cemeteries Act
Closings and Removals.
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
42
General
amended.
Removals
Removals
Removals
Removals
Trust Funds
amended.
amended.
amended .
Certification of Titles Act
Certification Areas
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
Fees
Procedure and Survey Code ,
amended
45
47
277/61
332/61
354/61
192/62
226/62
308/62
6/63
198/63
85/64
191/64
25/65
162/65
209/65
234/65
296/65
7/66
79/66
154/66
25/67
85/67
169/67
225/67
310/67
337/67
239/68
289/68
377/68
338/65
185/66
218/65
233/65
131/66
336/67
339/65
210/67
246/67
238/68
132/61
335/62
154/65
310/66
43/67
149/67
189/67
212/67
241/67
1/68
133/61
112/62
Aug. 26/61
Oct. 28/61
Nov. 18/61
Aug. 11/62
Sept. 29/62
Dec. 1/62
Jan. 26/63
July 27/63
May 2/64
Aug. 8/64
Feb. 6/65
July 10/65
Sept. 11/65
Oct. 2/65
Nov. 20/65
Jan. 22/66
April 9/66
June 11/66
Feb. 4/67
Mar. 25/67
May 27/67
July 8/67
Sept. 16/67
Oct. 7/67
July 20/68
Aug. 24/68
Nov. 2/68
Jan. 1/66
July 9/66
Sept. 18/65
Oct. 2/65
May 14/66
Oct. 7/67
Jan. 1/66
June 24/67
July 22/67
July 20/68
July 3/61
Dec. 22/62
July 3/65
Oct. 15/66
Feb. 18/67
May 6/67
May 27/67
June 24/67
July 15/67
Jan. 13/68
July 3/61
May 26/62
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
Regulation No.
R.R.O.
1960
O. Reg.
Date of
Gazette
Change of Name Act
Fees and Forms. . .
48
Charitable Institutions Act, 1962-63
General
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
Child Welfare Act, 1965
General
amended. . . .
amended. . . .
Children's Boarding Homes Act
General
Children's Institutions Act, 1962-63
General
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
Children's Mental Hospitals Act
General
Chiropody Act
General . . . .
Collection Agencies Act
General
Commissioners for taking Affidavits Act
Fees
amended
Community Centres Act
Grants
Community Psychiatric Hospitals Act, 1960-61
General
Grants
amended
amended
Commuter Services Act, 1965
Fares
51
52
53
54
55
297/64
156/65
307/65
177/66
349/66
255/67
400/67
173/68
348/68
271/65
392/66
92/67
279/63
186/64
165/65
350/66
180/67
399/67
148/68
347/68
161/65
307/61
252/61
149/62
306/63
267/66
188/67
Nov. 14/64
July 3/65
Dec. 4/65
July 2/66
Nov. 26/66
July 29/67
Nov. 25/67
May 25/68
Oct. 19/68
Nov. 13/65
Jan. 7/67
Mar. 25/67
Nov. 2/63
Aug. 1/64
July 17/65
Nov. 26/66
May 27/67
Nov. 25/67
May 4/68
Oct. 19/68
July 10/65
Oct. 7/61
July 29/61
June 30/62
Nov. 30/63
Sept. 10/66
May 27/67
VI
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
Regulation No.
R.R.O.
1960
O. Reg.
Date of
Gazette
Condominium Act, 1967
General
amended
Confederation Centennial Act, 1962-63
Grants
amended
amended
Conservation Authorities Act and Conservation
Authorities Act, 1968
Conservation Areas
Big Creek Region
Cataraqui Region
Credit Valley
amended
Grand River
Holland Valley
Lower Thames Valley
Metropolitan Toronto and Region
amended
Otter Creek
Fill
Ausable River
Cataraqui Region
amended
amended
Grand Valley
Junction Creek
Lower Thames Valley
Mattagami Valley
amended
Moira River
Sixteen-Mile Creek
Spencer Creek
Sydenham Valley
Fill and Construction
Central Lake Ontario
amended
Metropolitan Toronto and Region
Otonabee Region
amended
Upper Thames River
amended
amended
amended
Construction Hoists Act, 1960-61
General
Construction Safety Act, 1961-62
General
amended
Consumer Protection Act, 1966
General
amended
amended
299/67
67/68
322/63
293/64
64/65
163/67
246/68
91/63
234/66
399/68
162/67
47/68
128/65
235/66
436/67
135/61
245/65
58/66
65/68
80/62
62/63
69/62
294/62
78/63
339/62
323/62
313/61
313/62
148/65
446/67
253/64
429/67
150/68
322/64
120/65
26/66
59/66
311/62
170/62
42/67
207/67
265/67
446/68
Aug. 26/67
Mar. 16/68
Dec. 7/63
Nov. 14/64
Mar. 20/65
May 13/67
July 20/68
April 27/63
Aug. 13/66
Nov. 23/68
May 13/67
Mar. 9/68
June 5/65
Aug. 13/66
Dec. 23/67
July 3/61
Oct. 9/65
Mar. 19/66
Mar. 16/68
April 14/62
Mar. 23/63
Mar. 31/62
Nov. 17/62
April 13/63
Dec. 29/62
Dec. 15/62
Oct. 7/61
Dec. 8/62
June 26/65
Dec. 30/67
Oct. 10/64
Dec. 16/67
May 4/68
Dec. 19/64
May 29/65
Feb. 5/66
Mar. 19/66
Dec. 1/62
July 14/62
Feb. 18/67
June 10/67
Aug. 5/67
Jan. 4/69
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
Vll
Regulation No.
R.R.O.
1960
O. Reg.
Date of
Gazette
Controverted Elections Act
Procedure
Co-operative Loans Act
General
Coroners Act
Fees
Forms
Corporation Securities Registration Act
Fees
Corporations Act
Evidence of Bona Fides on Applications
amended
amended
General
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
Insider Trading and Proxy Solicitation.
Corporations Information Act
Content of Annual Return
amended
amended
General
amended
amended
Corporations Tax Act
General
amended
amended
amended
amended
Costs of Distress Act
Costs
County Judges Act
Court Districts
amended
Shorthand Writers
Credit Unions Act
Incorporation
Crop Insurance Act (Ontario), 1966
Arbitration Proceedings
Crop Insurance Plans —
Corn
Forage
amended
56
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
65
67
196/66
96/63
342/64
273/61
103/62
203/62
296/62
11/65
313/65
130/67
28/62
69/63
31/64
12/65
S.O. 1966,
231/61
210/65
275/68
422/68
384/61
327/63
221/66
390/67
120/68
377/67
144/68
July 16/66
May 4/63
Jan. 16/65
Aug. 19/61
May 19/62
Aug. 25/62
Nov. 17/62
Jan. 30/65
Dec. 4/65
April 22/67
Feb. 17/62
Mar. 30/63
Feb. 15/64
Jan. 30/65
c. 29, s. 5
July 3/61
Sept. 11/65
Aug. 10/68
Dec. 21/68
Dec. 23/61
Dec. 14/63
July 30/66
Nov. 18/67
April 13/68
Nov. 11/67
April 27/68
VUl
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
Regulation No.
R.R.O.
1960
O. Reg.
Date of
Gazette
Crop Insurance Act (Ontario), 1966 — Continued
Crop Insurance Plans — Continued
General
amended
Soybean
Spring Grain
amended
amended
White Beans
Winter Wheat
amended
amended
amended
Designation of Insurable Crops
amended
Premium Discounts
Crown Attorneys Act
Fees
Crown Timber Act
General
amended
amended
amended
68
69
Day Nurseries Act, 1966
General
amended
Dead Animal Disposal Act
General
amended
amended
Dental Technicians Act
General
Dentistry Act
Approved Dental Hygiene Courses — University of
Toronto
Dental Hygienists
amended
Registration Fee
Department of Agriculture and Food Act
Advisory Board
Advisory Committee for Macdonald Institute
Extension of Duties of Minister
Department of Education Act
Arena Managers' Certificates and Arena Programmes
amended
71
73
76
77
78
29/67
116/68
121/68
200/67
201/67
105/68
176/68
30/67
330/67
365/67
296/68
117/68
177/68
104/68
333/63
117/64
110/68
297/67
123/68
145/62
255/65
283/63
332/65
237/68
63/66
68/67
368/67
Feb. 11/67
April 13/68
April 13/68
June 10/67
June 10/67
April 6/68
May 25/68
Feb. 11/67
Sept. 30/67
Oct. 28/67
Aug. 31/68
April 13/68
May 25/68
April 6/68
Dec. 21/63
June 6/64
April 6/68
Aug. 26/67
April 13/68
June 23/62
Oct. 23/65
Nov. 2/63
Dec. 25/65
July 20/68
Mar. 26/66
Mar. 4/67
Oct. 28/67
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
IX
Regulation No.
R.R.O.
1960
O. Reg.
Date of
Gazette
Department of Education Act — Continued
Colleges of Applied Arts and Technology
amended
Colleges of Applied Arts and Technology —
Algonquin
amended
Cambrian
amended
Centennial
amended
Conestoga
Confederation
Durham
amended
Fanshawe
amended
George Brown
amended
Georgian
Humber
Lambton
Loyalist
Mohawk
amended
Niagara
Northern
amended
St. Clair
amended
St. Lawrence
Seneca
Sheridan
Sir Sandford Fleming
Diplomas — Elementary and Secondary Schools .
amended
amended
Elementary and Secondary Schools — General . .
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
Elementary Schools — Inspectors' Certificates. . .
amended .
General Legislative Grants
amended
amended
amended
Grants for Non-Profit Camps
amended
Grants for Recreation Programmes
Industrial Schools Staff
Interim Teaching Certificates
amended
amended
amended
amended
82
87
88
268/65
374/66
254/66
370/67
382/66
421/67
190/66
59/68
216/67
62/67
45/67
292/67
383/66
420/67
432/67
29/68
109/67
399/66
228/66
184/68
352/66
5/68
55/67
8/67
422/67
255/66
415/67
9/67
61/67
178/67
186/68
142/61
122/64
143/67
339/66
284/67
374/67
187/68
272/68
389/68
209/62
43/68
60/68
172/68
356/68
175/64
158/66
418/67
145/61
141/62
282/62
121/64
Nov. 6/65
Dec. 17/66
Sept. 3/66
Nov. 4/67
Dec. 31/66
Dec. 16/67
July 16/66
Mar. 16/68
July 1/67
Feb. 25/67
Feb. 18/67
Aug. 19/67
Dec. 31/66
Dec. 16/67
Dec. 23/67
Feb. 17/68
April 8/67
Jan. 7/67
Aug. 6/66
June 1/68
Nov. 26/66
Jan. 13/68
Feb. 18/67
Jan. 21/67
Dec. 16/67
Sept. 3/66
Dec. 16/67
Jan. 21/67
Feb. 25/67
May 27/67
June 1/68
July 3/61
June 13/64
April 29/67
Nov. 19/66
Aug. 12/67
Nov. 4/67
June 1/68
Aug. 10/68
Nov. 9/68
Sept. 1/62
Mar. 9/68
Mar. 16/68
May 25/68
Oct. 26/68
July 18/64
June 11/66
Dec. 16/67
July 3/61
June 23/62
Nov. 3/62
June 13/64
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
Regulation No.
R.R.O.
1960
O. Reg.
Date of
Gazette
Department of Education Act — Continued
Interim Teaching Certificates — Continued
amended
amended
amended
Municipal Recreation Directors' Certificates
amended
Ontario Schools for the Blind and Ontario Schools for
the Deaf
Permanent Teaching Certificates
amended
amended
amended
Programmes of Recreation
amended
amended
amended
Provincial Institute of Mining {revoking)
Provincial Institute of Trades
amended
Purchase of Milk
Reimbursement for Cost of Education in Territorial
Districts or Crown Lands
Scholarships for Study Outside Ontario
amended
amended
School Attendance
Schools for Trainable Retarded Children
Special Certificates
amended
amended
amended
Supervisory Officers
Teachers' Colleges
amended
Teachers' Contracts
amended
Text-books
amended
The Sudbury Teachers' College and The University of
Ottawa Teachers' College
amended
Department of Labour Act
Labour Safety Council
Proceedings of the Board
amended
Underground Work
amended
Department of Municipal Affairs Act
Municipal Assessors
Municipal Auditors
amended
Tax Arrears and Tax Sales Procedures
amended
amended
91
94
96
99
100
101
103
104
105
107
108
110
76/65
352/65
183/68
20/66
384/66
28/63
146/61
140/62
95/66
19/66
93/66
151/66
419/67
313/68
77/65
278/66
124/65
301/66
346/68
263/61
143/62
172/63
148/61
30/63
137/62
227/63
130/66
3/62
198/64
100/63
121/63
22/66
27/66
75/67
298/67
306/67
April 3/65
Jan. 8/66
June 1/68
Jan. 29/66
Dec. 31/66
Feb. 16/63
July 3/61
June 23/62
April 16/66
Jan. 29/66
April 16/66
June 4/66
Dec. 16/67
Sept. 7/68
April 3/65
Sept. 24/66
May 29/65
Oct. 8/66
Oct. 12/68
Aug. 5/61
June 23/62
July 13/63
July 3/61
Feb. 16/63
June 23/62
Aug. 31/63
May 14/66
Jan. 13/62
Aug. 15/64
May 4/63
June 8/63
Jan. 29/66
Feb. 5/66
Mar. 11/67
Aug. 26/67
Sept. 9/67
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
XI
Regulation No.
R.R.O.
1960
O. Reg.
Date of
Gazette
Department of Municipal Affairs Act — Continued
Tax Arrears and Tax Sales Procedures — Continued
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
Department of Public Welfare Act
Institutions under Control of Minister
Subsidies for Welfare Services
||i> amended
Department of Revenue Act, 1968
Delegation of Ministerial Power
Department of Tourism and Information Act and
Department of Tourism and Information Act, 1966
Advertising Matter
Advertising Tourist Accommodation
General
Grants for Museums
amended
amended
Grants for Regional Tourist Organizations
amended
amended
Historical Parks
amended
Historical Parks — Fees
amended
Deposits Regulation Act, 1962-63
General
Disabled Persons' Allowances Act
General
amended
District Welfare Administration Boards Act, 1962-63
Application for Grant under Section 7 of the Act ....
amended
Division Courts Act
Courts
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
112
114
115
167/68
196/68
257/68
324/68
329/68
330/68
376/68
410/68
282/66
270/65
320/66
274/68
208/65
331/66
293/61
55/62
205/63
150/61
65/64
207/65
242/66
410/67
243/66
77/68
197/63
151/61
168/64
278/67
152/61
329/61
70/62
161/63
321/63
1/64
90/64
120/66
163/66
May 25/68
June 15/68
Aug. 3/68
Sept. 21/68
Oct. 5/68
Oct. 5/68
Nov. 2/68
Nov. 30/68
Sept. 24/66
Nov. 13/65
Oct. 29/66
Aug. 10/68
Aug. 28/65
Nov. 12/66
Sept. 9/61
Mar. 10/62
Aug. 10/63
July 3/61
Mar. 28/64
Aug. 28/65
Aug. 13/66
Dec. 9/67
Aug. 13/66
Mar. 23/68
July 27/63
July 3/61
July 11/64
Aug. 12/67
July 3/61
Oct. 21/61
Mar. 31/62
June 29/63
Dec. 7/63
Jan. 11/64
May 9/64
May 7/66
June 11/66
Xll
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
Regulation No.
R.R.O.
1960
O. Reg.
Date of
Gazette
Division Courts Act — Continued
Courts — Continued
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
Rules of Procedure
Tariff of Fees
amended
amended
Dog Tax and Live Stock and Poultry Protection Act
Dogs at Large in Unorganized Areas
amended
Drainage Act, 1962-63
Rules of Practice and Procedure to be followed in all
Proceedings before the Referee
Drugless Practitioners Act
Chiropractors
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
Classifications
amended
General
amended
Masseurs
amended
amended
Osteopaths
Physiotherapists
E
Economic Development Loans Guarantee Act, 1962-63
Financial Advisory Committee
General
amended
amended
Edible Oil Products Act
General
amended
116
117
118
119
120
121
122
123
125
164/66
197/66
198/66
212/66
241/66
358/66
10/67
44/67
89/67
48/68
127/68
128/68
178/68
352/68
125/66
61/68
44/62
405/68
336/61
143/65
168/67
205/68
350/68
373/61
122/65
49/63
254/67
377/61
75/64
103/63
112/63
74/64
86/68
June 11/66
July 16/66
July 16/66
July 30/66
Aug. 13/66
Dec. 3/66
Jan. 21/67
Feb. 18/67
Mar. 25/67
Mar. 9/68
April 20/68
April 20/68
May 25/68
Oct. 19/68
May 7/66
Mar. 16/68
Feb. 24/62
Nov. 23/68
Oct. 28/61
June 19/65
May 27/67
June 22/68
Oct. 19/68
Dec. 16/61
May 29/65
Mar. 9/63
July 29/67
Dec. 23/61
April 18/64
May 11/63
May 18/63
April 18/64
Mar. 23/68
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
xiu
Regulation No.
R.R.O.
1960
O. Reg.
Date of
Gazette
Elderly Persons' Housing Aid Act
Grants
Elderly Persons Centres Act, 1966
General
Election Act
Fees and Expenses
amended. .
amended. .
amended. .
amended. .
Elevators and Lifts Act
General
Rope Tows and Ski Lifts. ..
Embalmers and Funeral Directors Act
General
amended
amended
amended
amended
Employment Agencies Act
General
amended
amended
amended
Employment Standards Act, 1968
Ambulance Service Industry
Fruit and Vegetable Processing Industry
General
Highway Transport Industry
Hotel, Motel, Tourist Resort, Restaurant and Tavern
Industry
Interurban and Municipal Transportation Industry.
Local Cartage Industry
Road Building Industry
Sewer and Watermain Construction Industry
Taxi Industry
Energy Act, 1964
Exploration, Drilling and Production
Fuel Oil Code
Gas Utilization Code
amended
Propane Storage, Handling and Utilization Code
Spacing Units
Arthur Pool
Avonry Pool, Township of Sombra
amended
Clearville
Colchester South
Courtright Pool
amended
126
127
129
130
87/68
204/63
247/67
268/67
291/67
4/66
262/65
153/61
247/62
71/63
182/67
154/61
318/61
240/62
264/62
371/68
374/68
366/68
372/68
367/68
369/68
375/68
370/68
368/68
373/68
420/68
335/64
166/66
31/68
166/67
152/68
303/63
233/66
82/62
143/66
182/66
Mar. 23/68
Aug. 3/63
July 22/67
Aug. 5/67
Aug. 19/67
Jan. 15/66
Oct. 30/65
July 3/61
Oct. 13/62
April 6/63
May 27/67
July 3/61
Oct. 14/61
Oct. 6/62
Oct. 20/62
Nov. 2/68
Nov. 2/68
Nov. 2/68
Nov. 2/68
Nov. 2/68
Nov. 2/68
Nov. 2/68
Nov. 2/68
Nov. 2/68
Nov. 2/68
Dec. 14/68
Jan. 2/65
June 18/66
Feb. 17/68
May 20/67
May 11/68
Nov. 16/63
Aug. 13/66
April 14/62
May 21/66
July 9/66
XIV
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
Regulation No.
R.R.O.
1960
O. Reg.
Date of
Gazette
Energy Act, 1964 — Continued
Spacing Units — Continued
Dawn and Sombra (Townships of)
Dungannon Pool
Egremont Township
Gosfield South (Township of)
Innerkip Pool
Maiden Township
Moore (Township of)
amended
Otter Creek Pool
Oxley Field
Terminus Pool
Townsend Pool
Verschoyle West Pool
Willey Field
amended
Wilsonville Pool
Wilsonville South Pool
Transmission and Distribution
amended
amended
amended
Transmission and Distribution Pipe Line Code
Escheats Act
Fees
Family Benefits Act, 1966
General
amended
amended
Farm Products Containers Act
Fruit and Vegetables
amended
amended
Farm Products Grades and Sales Act
Apples
Cold Storage
amended
amended
amended
Christmas Trees
Grades
Dairy Products
amended
Flue-Cured Tobacco
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
133
137
138
139
140
139/63
316/67
366/66
311/64
329/66
328/61
57/64
331/64
414/68
152/66
153/68
214/68
230/67
275/65
430/68
232/67
231/67
325/64
223/65
167/66
161/67
334/64
102/67
279/67
63/68
159/61
64/62
325/62
398/66
169/68
201/65
216/63
284/61
232/62
301/62
302/62
318/62
36/64
June 15/63
Sept. 16/67
Dec. 3/66
Nov. 28/64
Nov. 5/66
Oct. 21/61
Mar. 14/64
Dec. 26/64
Dec. 7/68
June 11/66
May 11/68
June 29/68
July 8/67
Nov. 13/65
Dec. 21/68
July 8/67
July 8/67
Dec. 26/64
Sept. 18/65
June 18/66
May 13/67
Jan. 2/65
April 8/67
Aug. 12/67
Mar. 16/68
July 3/61
Mar. 24/62
Dec. 15/62
Jan. 7/67
May 25/68
Aug. 28/65
Aug. 31/63
Aug. 26/61
Sept. 29/62
Nov. 24/62
Nov. 24/62
Dec. 15/62
Feb. 22/64
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
XV
Regulation No.
R.R.O.
1960
O. Reg.
Date of
Gazette
Farm Products Grades and Sales Act-
Flue-Cured Tobacco — Continued
amended
amended
amended
amended
Fruit and Vegetables
Grades
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
Inspection
amended
Licences
amended
amended
Grades for Beef and Veal
Honey
-Continued
141
142
143
144
Farm Products Marketing Act
Apples
Marketing
Plan
amended
amended
amended
Plan
Arbitration of Disputes
Asparagus
Marketing
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
Plan
amended
amended
. amended
Beans
Marketing
Plan
amended
amended
146
147
148
55/64
289/64
263/65
321/66
160/61
261/61
184/62
213/62
215/63
69/64
191/65
12/66
69/66
183/66
280/66
7/67
35/67
176/67
177/67
170/68
326/68
168/63
141/65
171/68
67/63
263/67
276/65
11/66
214/67
262/67
424/68
161/61
108/62
81/63
236/63
95/67
223/63
295/63
94/67
229/68
48/66
142/66
385/67
Mar. 14/64
Oct. 31/64
Oct. 30/65
Oct. 29/66
July 3/61
Aug. 5/61
Aug. 4/62
Sept. 8/62
Aug. 31/63
April 11/64
Aug. 14/65
Jan. 22/66
April 2/66
July 9/66
Sept. 24/66
Jan. 21/67
Feb. 11/67
May 27/67
May 27/67
May 25/68
Sept. 21/68
July 6/63
June 19/65
May 25/68
Mar. 23/63
Aug. 5/67
Nov. 13/65
Jan. 22/66
July 1/67
Aug. 5/67
Dec. 21/68
July 3/61
May 19/62
April 20/63
Sept. 14/63
Mar. 25/67
Aug. 31/63
Nov. 16/63
Mar. 25/67
July 13/68
Mar. 5/66
May 21/66
Nov. 11/67
XVI
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
Regulation No.
R.R.O.
1960
O. Reg.
Date of
Gazette
Farm Products Marketing Act — Continued
Berries for Processing
Marketing
Plan
Broiler Chickens
Marketing
amended
amended
amended
amended
Plan
amended
amended
By-laws for Local Boards
Celery
Marketing
Plan
Eggs and Fowl
Marketing
Plan
Fresh Fruit
Marketing
amended
Plan
amended
Fresh Grapes
Marketing
amended
Plan
Fresh Vegetables
Marketing
Plan
Grapes for Processing
Marketing
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
Plan
amended
amended
Greenhouse Vegetables
Marketing
Plan
Hogs
Marketing
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
151
152
154
155
158
159
160
161
162
101/65
144/65
20/67
113/67
202/67
100/65
112/67
362/67
97/67
193/64
188/64
109/66
290/66
104/66
363/67
191/66
289/66
184/66
163/61
216/62
239/63
213/64
192/65
32/66
291/66
96/67
164/61
220/63
116/67
114/67
350/61
217/62
329/62
116/63
352/63
56/65
324/65
May 8/65
June 19/65
Jan. 28/67
April 8/67
June 10/67
May 8/65
April 8/67
Oct. 28/67
Mar. 25/67
Aug. 8/64
Aug. 1/64
April 30/66
Oct. 1/66
April 23/66
Oct. 28/67
July 16/66
Oct. 1/66
July 9/66
July 3/61
Sept. 8/62
Sept. 14/63
Aug. 22/64
Aug. 14/65
Feb. 12/66
Oct. 1/66
Mar. 25/67
July" 3/61
Aug. 31/63
April 15/67
April 8/67
Nov. 18/61
Sept. 8/62
Dec. 22/62
June 1/63
Jan. 4/64
Mar. 13/65
Dec. 18/65
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
XVI 1
Regulation No.
R.R.O.
1960
O. Reg.
Date of
Gazette
Farm Products Marketing Act — Continued
Hogs — Continued
Marketing — -Continued
amended
amended
Plan
amended
amended
amended
amended
Local Boards
amended
Onions
Marketing
amended
amended
Plan
Seed-Corn
Marketing
amended
amended
amended
Plan
amended
amended
Soya-Beans
Marketing
amended
amended
Plan
amended
amended
Sugar-Beets
Marketing
Plan
amended
Tender Fruit for Processing
Marketing
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
Plan
amended
Tobacco
Marketing
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
163
165
166
167
168
169
170
171
172
173
193/66
346/66
349/61
351/63
345/64
323/65
98/67
197/68
129/66
111/67
238/67
128/66
166/61
106/62
342/63
107/62
341/63
170/64
326/65
167/61
325/65
133/68
168/61
254/61
240/63
125/65
193/65
292/66
219/63
107/63
108/63
315/63
53/64
223/64
36/65
186/65
91/66
293/66
July 16/66
Nov. 26/66
Nov. 18/61
Jan. 4/64
Jan. 16/65
Dec. 18/65
Mar. 25/67
June 15/68
May 14/66
April 8/67
July 15/67
May 14/66
July 3/61
May 19/62
Dec. 28/63
May 19/62
Dec. 28/63
July 11/64
Dec. 18/65
July 3/61
Dec. 18/65
April 20/68
July 3/61
July 29/61
Sept. 14/63
May 29/65
Aug. 14/65
Oct. 1/66
Aug. 31/63
May 11/63
May 11/63
Nov. 30/63
Mar. 14/64
Sept. 5/64
Feb. 13/65
July 31/65
April 16/66
Oct. 1/66
XVlll
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
Regulation No.
R.R.O.
1960
O. Reg.
Date of
Gazette
Farm Products Marketing Act — Continued
Tobacco — Continued
Plan
amended
amended
amended
amended
Turkeys
Marketing
Plan
amended
Vegetables for Processing
Marketing
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
Plan
amended
amended
Wheat
Marketing
amended
amended
Plan
amended
amended
Farm Products Marketing Amendment Act, 1955
Continuation of Schemes
Farm Products Payments Act, 1967
General
174
175
176
177
178
179
Financial Administration Act
Permit for Living Accommodation.
Fire Departments Act
Filing in Supreme Court of Decision of Arbitrator or
Arbitration Board
Standards for Pumpers
Fire Marshals Act
General
amended .
amended.
Forest Fires Prevention Act
Fire Districts
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
182
183
184
346/61
102/63
87/64
140/65
204/65
203/65
212/65
241/63
263/63
44/64
344/66
120/67
222/63
340/63
242/63
57/67
221/63
270/63
198/67
14/64
260/67
5/65
145/67
104/63
76/64
142/64
195/65
324/67
318/68
Nov. 11/61
May 11/63
May 2/64
June 19/65
Aug. 28/65
Aug. 28/65
Sept. 11/65
Sept. 14/63
Oct. 19/63
Mar. 7/64
Nov. 26/66
April 15/67
Aug. 31/63
Dec. 28/63
Sept. 14/63
Feb. 18/67
Aug. 31/63
Oct. 26/63
June 10/67
Feb. 1/64
Aug. 5/67
Jan. 23/65
April 29/67
May 11/63
April 25/64
June 27/64
Aug. 21/65
Sept. 16/67
Sept. 7/68
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
XIX
Regulation No.
R.R.O.
1960
O. Reg.
Date of
Gazette
Forestry Act
Nurseries
amended
amended
amended
Game and Fish Act, 1961-62
Bobwhite Quail and Pheasant — Propagation and Sale
Buffalo
Bullfrogs
Crown Game Preserves
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended .^
Designation of Class of Licence
Discharge of Fire-Arms From or Across Highways
and Roads
Fire-Arms
amended
amended
Fishing Huts
amended
Fishing Licences
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
Fur Royalties
Furs
amended
Game Bird Hunting Preserves
Guides
amended
amended
Hunter Safety Training Courses
Hunting in Lake Superior Provincial Park
Hunting Licences — Issuance
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
Hunting on Crown Lands
Geographic Townships of Bruton and Clyde ....
185
173/65
51/68
337/68
16/68
319/63
70/67
22/65
129/65
369/66
126/67
315/67
88/68
280/68
271/67
184/64
232/68
384/68
13/65
355/65
46/65
172/65
260/66
368/66
442/67
113/68
406/68
427/68
124/63
343/64
214/66
15/68
123/63
250/63
3/64
14/68
339/68
229/63
328/64
273/66
77/67
314/67
17/68
114/68
251/68
302/68
317/68
364/68
284/63
July 24/65
Mar. 9/68
Oct. 12/68
Jan. 27/68
Dec. 7/63
Mar. 4/67
Feb. 6/65
June 5/65
Dec. 10/66
April 22/67
Sept. 16/67
Mar. 23/68
Aug. 17/68
Aug. 12/67
July 25/64
July 20/68
Nov. 2/68
Jan. 30/65
Jan. 8/66
Feb. 27/65
July 24/65
Sept. 3/66
Dec. 10/66
Dec. 30/67
April 13/68
Nov. 30/68
Dec. 21/68
June 8/63
Jan. 16/65
July 30/66
Jan. 27/68
June 8/63
Sept. 28/63
Jan. 18/64
Jan. 27/68
Oct. 12/68
Aug. 31/63
Dec. 26/64
Sept. 17/66
Mar. 11/67
Sept. 16/67
Jan. 27/68
April 13/68
July 20/68
Aug. 31/68
Sept. 7/68
Oct. 26/68
Nov. 2/63
XX
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
Regulation No.
R.R.O.
1960
O. Reg.
Date of
Gazette
Game and Fish Act, 1961-62 — Continued
Hunting on Designated Crown Land and in Provincial
Parks
amended
Open Seasons
Deer, Moose and Black Bear
amended
amended
amended
Fur-Bearing Animals
amended
Game Birds
amended
amended
amended
amended
Rabbit and Squirrel
amended
Sale of Bass and Trout
Snares
amended
Trap-Line Areas
Gasoline Handing Act, 1966
General
amended
amended
Gasoline Tax Act
General
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
General Welfare Assistance Act
Dependent Fathers
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
General
amended
Indian Bands
amended
amended
amended
amended
Widows and Unmarried Women
amended
Grain Elevator Storage Act
General
amended
202
206
208
209
277/68
338/68
278/68
319/68
363/68
390/68
295/67
297/68
272/67
441/67
279/68
357/68
428/68
294/67
241/68
316/66
247/63
237/66
276/66
270/67
286/67
124/62
174/62
109/63
150/64
131/65
108/68
22/63
154/64
243/64
63/65
74/65
97/65
239/67
458/67
173/61
119/63
308/65
189/66
111/63
337/63
322/68
Aug. 17/68
Oct. 12/68
Aug. 17/68
Sept. 14/68
Oct. 26/68
Nov. 9/68
Aug. 19/67
Aug. 31/68
Aug. 12/67
Dec. 30/67
Aug. 17/68
Oct. 26/68
Dec. 21/68
Aug. 19/67
July 20/68
Oct. 29/66
Sept. 14/63
Aug. 13/66
Sept. 24/66
Aug. 5/67
Aug. 12/67
June 9/62
July 21/62
May 18/63
July 4/64
June 5/65
April 6/68
Feb. 16/63
July 4/64
Oct. 3/64
Mar. 20/65
April 3/65
May 8/65
July 15/67
Jan. 6/68
July 3/61
June 8/63
Dec. 4/65
July 9/66
May 18/63
Dec. 28/63
Sept. 21/68
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
XXI
Regulation No.
R.R.O.
1960
O. Reg.
Date of
Gazette
Guarantee Companies Securities Act
Approved Guarantee Companies. . . .
amended
H
Highway Improvement Act
Designations
Miscellaneous Northern Ontario
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
Miscellaneous Southern Ontario
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
212
13
359/66
5/67
359/61
17/62
38/62
266/62
235/64
317/65
97/66
226/66
17/67
98/68
426/68
175/61
342/61
13/62
39/62
42/62
180/62
265/62
276/62
287/62
307/62
314/62
54/63
174/63
259/63
331/63
173/64
195/64
287/64
94/65
215/65
243/65
269/65
41/66
73/66
82/66
156/66
203/66
239/66
397/66
79/67
154/67
227/67
290/67
303/67
343/67
382/67
Dec. 3/66
Jan. 14/67
Dec. 2/61
Feb. 3/62
Feb. 24/62
Oct. 27/62
Sept. 19/64
Dec. 11/65
April 16/66
Aug. 6/66
Jan. 28/67
Mar. 30/68
Dec. 21/68
July 3/61
Oct. 28/61
Jan. 27/62
Feb. 24/62
Feb. 24/62
July 28/62
Oct. 27/62
Nov. 3/62
Nov. 10/62
Dec. 1/62
Dec. 8/62
Mar. 16/63
July 13/63
Oct. 12/63
Dec. 21/63
July 18/64
Aug. 8/64
Oct. 31/64
May 1/65
Sept. 11/65
Oct. 2/65
Nov. 6/65
Feb. 26/66
April 2/66
April 9/66
June 11/66
July 16/66
Aug. 13/66
Jan. 7/67
Mar. 18/67
May 6/67
July 8/67
Aug. 19/67
Sept. 2/67
Oct. 14/67
Nov. 11/67
XXll
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
Regulation No.
R.R.O.
1960
O. Reg.
Date of
Gazette
Highway Improvement Act — Continued
Designations — Continued
Miscellaneous Southern Ontario — Continued
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
Queen Elizabeth Way
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
Toronto to North Bay
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
Toronto to Quebec Boundary (Hwy. 401) . .
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
Toronto to Windsor (Hwy. 401)
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
Toronto to Woodstock (Hwy. 403)
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
Trans-Canada Highway
Orillia to Manitoba Boundary
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
Orillia to Quebec Boundary
amended
214
216
15
21
218
219
27/68
97/68
145/68
267/68
344/68
432/68
357/61
1/63
43/63
53/63
300/63
126/65
345/67
37/68
176/61
47/66
114/66
396/66
36/68
177/61
178/62
120/63
29/65
242/65
202/66
178/61
358/61
12/62
179/62
16/63
194/63
248/63
7/64
66/65
225/66
286/62
212/63
155/64
113/66
344/67
21/68
259/61
361/61
41/62
306/62
445/68
180/61
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Mar. 30/68
April 27/68
Aug. 3/68
Oct. 12/68
Dec. 28/68
Dec. 2/61
Jan. 12/63
Mar. 9/63
Mar. 16/63
Nov. 16/63
May 29/65
Oct. 14/67
Feb. 24/68
July 3/61
Mar. 5/66
April 30/66
Tan. 7/67
Feb. 24/68
July 3/61
July 28/62
June 8/63
Feb. 6/65
Oct. 2/65
July 16/66
July 3/61
Dec. 2/61
Jan. 27/62
July 28/62
Feb. 9/63
July 27/63
Sept. 21/63
Jan. 25/64
Mar. 20/65
Aug. 6/66
Nov. 10/62
Aug. 24/63
July 4/64
April 30/66
Oct. 14/67
Feb. 10/68
Aug. 5/61
Dec. 2/61
Feb. 24/62
Dec. 1/62
Jan. 4/69
July 3/61
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
XXlll
Regulation No.
R.R.O.
1960
O. Reg.
Date of
Gazette
Highway Improvement Act — Continued
Designations — Continued
Trans-Canada Highway — Continued
Orillia to Quebec Boundary — Continued
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
Intersections in Unorganized Territory
Permits
Use of Rest, Service or Other Areas
Highway Traffic Act
Appeals
Bicycles
Certificate of Mechanical Fitness
Construction Zones
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
Dangerous Loads
Demerit Point System
amended
amended
Designation of Highways
Drivers' Licences {revoking)
Driving Instructor's Licence
amended
Equipment
amended
amended
Extension of Time for Licences
Garage and Storage Licence
General
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
222
223
224
226
227
285/61
360/61
386/61
151/62
181/62
113/63
175/63
194/64
320/64
258/65
226/67
129/68
269/68
249/62
118/65
381/67
205/65
179/63
354/68
233/67
251/67
258/67
305/67
34/68
158/68
181/68
217/68
309/68
359/68
181/61
129/62
339/63
176/64
315/68
127/65
66/64
215/66
416/68
182/61
291/61
157/62
317/62
322/62
76/63
311/63
40/64
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Dec. 2/61
Jan. 6/62
June 30/62
July 28/62
May 25/63
July 13/63
Aug.
Dec.
Oct.
July
8/64
12/64
23/65
8/67
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Aug. 3/68
Oct. 13/62
May 22/65
Nov. 11/67
Aug. 28/65
July 13/63
Oct. 19/68
July 15/67
July 29/67
Aug. 5/67
Sept. 9/67
Feb. 24/68
May 18/68
June 1/68
July 6/68
Sept. 7/68
Oct. 26/68
July 3/61
June 16/62
Dec. 28/63
July 18/64
Sept. 7/68
June 5/65
Mar. 28/64
July 30/66
Dec. 7/68
July 3/61
Sept. 9/61
June 30/62
Dec. 15/62
Dec. 15/62
April 13/63
Nov. 30/63
Feb. 29/64
XXIV
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
Regulation No.
R.R.O.
1960
O. Reg.
Date of
Gazette
Highway Traffic Act — Continued
General — Continued
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
Gross Weight on Bridges
amended
Load Limits
Parking
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
Reciprocal Suspension of Licences ....
Safety Helmets for Motorcycle Riders.
amended
amended
School Buses
amended
amended
Signs
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
Slow-Moving Vehicle Sign.
Special Permits
Speed Limit — Brock Road,
City of Guelph
Speed Limits
amended
amended
amended
amended
229
230
231
232
228/64
297/65
216/66
238/66
373/66
191/67
234/67
244/67
302/67
394/67
96/68
103/68
307/68
353/68
443/68
41/63
264/63
25/68
184/61
330/61
348/61
356/61
Sept. 12/64
Nov. 20/65
July 30/66
Aug. 13/66
Dec. 17/66
June 3/67
July 15/67
July 22/67
Sept. 2/67
Nov. 18/67
Mar. 30/68
April 6/68
Sept. 7/68
Oct. 19/68
Jan. 4/69
Mar. 2/63
Oct. 19/63
Feb. 17/68
114/64
May 30/64
116/64
June 6/64
285/64
Oct. 31/64
310/64
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147/66
June 4/66
251/66
Aug. 27/66
15/67
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211/67
June 24/67
296/67
Aug. 26/67
13/68
Jan. 27/68
308/68
Sept. 7/68
306/68
Aug. 31/68
159/68
May 18/68
253/68
July 27/68
183/61
July 3/61
119/62
June 2/62
262/66
Sept. 3/66
303/61
Sept. 30/61
29/62
Feb. 17/62
325/63
Dec. 14/63
140/64
June 27/64
316/64
Dec. 12/64
171/65
July 17/65
414/67
Dec. 16/67
230/68
July 13/68
316/68
Sept. 7/68
434/68
Dec. 28/68
442/68
Jan. 4/69
July 3/61
Oct. 21/61
Nov. 18/61
Nov. 25/61
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
XXV
Regulation No.
R.R.O.
1960
0. Reg.
Date of
Gazette
Highway Traffic Act — Continued
Speed Limits — Continued
amended ,
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
371/61
15/62
52/62
118/62
128/62
158/62
164/62
172/62
183/62
197/62
205/62
231/62
262/62
273/62
284/62
303/62
312/62
324/62
5/63
23/63
34/63
72/63
75/63
89/63
114/63
122/63
178/63
207/63
228/63
256/63
265/63
292/63
336/63
338/63
18/64
38/64
60/64
81/64
88/64
163/64
166/64
216/64
227/64
284/64
1/65
31/65
58/65
80/65
109/65
152/65
206/65
246/65
274/65
336/65
25/66
68/66
Dec. 16/61
Jan. 27/62
Mar. 3/62
June 2/62
June 9/62
June 30/62
July 14/62
July 14/62
July 28/62
Aug. 18/62
Aug. 25/62
Sept. 29/62
Oct. 20/62
Oct. 27/62
Nov. 3/62
Nov. 24/62
Dec. 1/62
Dec. 15/62
Jan. 19/63
Feb. 16/63
Feb. 23/63
April 6/63
April 13/63
April 27/63
May 25/63
June 8/63
July 13/63
Aug. 10/63
Aug. 31/63
Oct. 5/63
Oct. 19/63
Nov. 16/63
Dec. 28/63
Dec. 28/63
Feb. 1/64
Feb. 22/64
Mar. 14/64
April 25/64
May 2/64
July 11/64
July 11/64
Aug. 29/64
Sept. 12/64
Oct. 31/64
Jan. 23/65
Feb. 6/65
Mar. 13/65
April 3/65
May 22/65
July 3/65
Aug. 28/65
Oct. 9/65
Nov. 13/65
Dec. 25/65
Feb. 5/66
Mar. 26/66
XXVI
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
Regulation No.
R.R.O.
1960
O. Reg.
Date of
Gazette
Highway Traffic Act — Continued
Speed Limits — Continued
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
Speed Limits in Provincial Parks
Speed Limits on Bridges
amended
Stop Signs at Intersections
amended . . . .
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
Tire Standards and Specifications
amended
amended
amended ,
amended
Use of Controlled-Access Highways by Pedestrians.
Vehicle Safety
Homemakers and Nurses Services Act
General
amended
amended
Homes for Retarded Persons Act, 1966
General
amended
amended
233
234
236
134/66
250/66
252/66
308/66
315/66
370/66
151/67
224/67
259/67
335/67
431/67
73/68
95/68
161/68
204/68
266/68
394/68
400/68
439/68
440/68
12/63
117/62
90/63
182/63
208/63
41/64
106/64
138/64
273/65
263/66
393/66
350/67
12/68
102/68
160/68
252/68
441/68
58/67
393/67
89/68
227/68
438/68
16/67
226/68
72/65
290/68
62/68
118/68
349/68
May 21/66
Aug. 27/66
Aug. 27/66
Oct. 15/66
Oct. 22/66
Dec. 10/66
May 6/67
July 8/67
Aug. 5/67
Sept. 30/67
Dec. 23/67
Mar. 16/68
Mar. 30/68
May 18/68
June 22/68
Aug. 3/68
Nov. 16/68
Nov. 23/68
Jan. 4/69
Jan. 4/69
Feb. 2/63
June 2/62
April 27/63
July 13/63
Aug. 10/63
Feb. 29/64
May 23/64
June 27/64
Nov. 13/65
Sept. 3/66
Jan. 7/67
Oct. 14/67
Jan. 27/68
April 6/68
May 18/68
July 27/68
Jan. 4/69
Feb. 25/67
Nov. 18/67
Mar. 23/68
July 13/68
Jan. 4/69
Jan. 28/67
July 13/68
Mar. 27/65
Aug. 24/68
Mar. 16/68
April 13/68
Oct. 19/68
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
XXVll
Regulation No.
R.R.O.
1960
O. Reg.
Date of
Gazette
Homes for Special Care Act, 1964
General
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
Homes for the Aged and Rest Homes Act
General
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
Hospital Labour Disputes Arbitration Act, 1965
Remuneration of Chairman and Members of Board of
Arbitration
amended
Rules of Procedure
237
Hospital Services Commission Act
Capital Grants for Schools for the Education of
Hospital and Related Personnel
General
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended .
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended •
amended
amended
amended
Insured Services — Community Psychiatric Hospitals.
Nursing Homes for Chronic Care
Premium Rates
239
261/64
104/65
87/66
135/66
298/66
352/67
236/68
397/68
185/61
325/61
25/63
231/63
219/64
219/67
214/65
215/67
90/65
82/68
1/67
121/67
133/67
187/67
218/67
229/67
301/67
447/67
57/68
137/68
149/68
199/68
231/68
260/68
261/68
262/68
268/68
273/68
295/68
351/68
386/68
407/68
408/68
268/66
273/68
Oct. 17/64
May 15/65
April 16/66
May 21/66
Oct. 8/66
Oct. 21/67
July 20/68
Nov. 16/68
July 3/61
Oct. 21/61
Feb. 16/63
Aug. 31/63
Sept. 5/64
July 8/67
Sept. 11/65
July 1/67
April 24/65
Mar. 23/68
Jan. 14/67
April 15/67
April 22/67
May 27/67
July 1/67
July 8/67
Sept. 2/67
Dec. 30/67
Mar. 16/68
April 20/68
May 4/68
June 15/68
July 13/68
Aug. 3/68
Aug. 3/68
Aug. 3/68
Aug. 3/68
Aug. 10/68
Aug. 31/68
Oct. 19/68
Nov. 9/68
Nov. 30/68
Nov. 30/68
Sept. 10/66
Aug. 10/68
xxvni
THE ONTARIO GAZE-ITE
Regulation No.
R.R.O.
1960
O. Reg.
Date of
Gazette
Hospitals Tax Act
Exemptions
amended
Hotel Fire Safety Act
General
Hours of Work and Vacations with Pay Act
General
amended
Hunter Damage Compensation Act, 1962-63
General
Hypnosis Act, 1960-61
Application of Section 2 of Act
Income Tax Act, 1961-62
Armed Forces
General
amended
amended
amended
amended
Industrial Farms Act
Management and Discipline .
amended
Industrial Safety Act, 1964
Foundries
General
Grain Elevators
Industrial Standards Act
Advisory Committees
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
Designations
Hard Furniture Industry
Industries and Zones. . . .
amended
amended
amended
amended
240
537
242
243
244
151/64
249/66
169/66
165/67
190/63
353/61
33/63
77/62
61/66
47/67
91/68
182/68
64/66
197/64
196/64
225/65
187/61
340/61
363/61
2/62
46/62
115/62
196/62
227/62
281/62
60/63
201/63
244/61
272/61
297/61
315/61
July 4/64
Aug. 27/66
June 25/66
May 13/67
July 20/63
Nov. 18/61
Feb. 23/63
April 14/62
Mar. 26/66
Feb. 18/67
Mar. 23/68
June 1/68
Mar. 26/66
Aug. 15/64
Aug. 15/64
Sept. 25/65
July 3/61
Oct. 28/61
Dec. 2/61
Jan. 13/62
Mar. 3/62
May 26/62
Aug. 18/62
Sept. 29/62
Nov. 3/62
Mar. 23/63
Aug. 3/63
July 15/61
Aug. 19/61
Sept. 23/61
Oct. 14/61
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
XXIX
Regulation No,
R.R.O.
1960
O. Reg.
Date of
Gazette
Industrial Standards Act — Continued
Designations — Continued
Industries and Zones — Continued
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
Interprovincially Competitive Industries. .
amended
Retail Gasoline Service Industry
Duties of Employers and Advisory Committees
Schedules
Barbering Industry
Ajax
Arnprior
Aurora
Aylmer
Barrie
245
246
14/62
21/62
22/62
74/62
97/62
98/62
122/62
189/62
225/62
241/62
298/62
95/63
232/63
20/64
171/64
215/64
225/64
238/64
309/64
314/64
73/65
83/65
89/65
264/65
52/66
126/66
297/66
3/67
49/67
50/67
64/67
80/67
117/67
131/67
220/67
319/67
320/67
328/67
333/67
334/67
427/67
203/68
365/68
316/61
199/64
1/62
417/68
434/67
428/67
326/67
Jan. 27/62
Feb. 3/62
Feb. 3/62
April 7/62
May 12/62
May 12/62
June 2/62
Aug. 4/62
Sept. 15/62
Oct. 6/62
Nov. 17/62
May 4/63
Aug. 31/63
Feb. 8/64
July 18/64
Aug. 29/64
Sept. 12/64
Sept. 26/64
Nov. 28/64
Dec. 5/64
Mar. 27/65
April 10/65
April 24/65
Oct. 30/65
Mar. 5/66
May 14/66
Oct. 8/66
Jan. 14/67
Feb. 18/67
Feb. 18/67
Feb. 25/67
Mar. 18/67
April 15/67
April 22/67
July 8/67
Sept. 16/67
Sept. 16/67
Sept. 23/67
Sept. 30/67
Sept. 30/67
Dec. 16/67
June 22/68
Nov. 2/68
Oct. 14/61
Aug. 15/64
Jan. 13/62
Dec. 14/68
Dec. 23/67
Dec. 16/67
Sept. 23/67
XXX
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
Regulation No.
R.R.O.
1960
O. Reg.
Date of
Gazette
Industrial Standards Act — Continued
Schedules — Continued
Barbering Industry — Continued
Beamsville
Belleville
Blyth
Bracebridge
Brampton
Brantford
Brockville
Brussels
Burlington
Campbellford
Cardinal
Carleton Place
Clinton (Town of)
Clinton (Township of)
Cobourg
Collingwood
Cornwall
amended
Dundas
Elora
Essex County
Fergus
Forest
Fort Frances
Fort William-Port Arthur . . .
amended
amended
Gait
Gananoque
Georgetown
Goderich
Gravenhurst
Grimsby
Guelph
Hamilton
Huntsville
Iroquois
Kapuskasing
Keewatin
Kenora
Kent County
Kingston
Kitchener- Waterloo
Lindsay
London
amended
Louth
Lucknow
Metropolitan Toronto
amended
Midland
Morrisburg
Newmarket
252
253
254
256
258
254
259
260
252
265
266
267
268
268
294
270
271
273
252
276
276
277
279
252
254
282
283
42/68
51/67
444/67
284/68
188/61
425/67
267/67
226/64
210/64
138/68
221/65
218/68
188/61
42/68
27/67
310/62
42/68
444/67
84/64
142/67
18/63
189/61
90/67
380/61
444/67
434/67
Mar. 2/68
Feb. 18/67
Dec. 30/67
Aug. 17/68
July 3/61
Dec. 16/67
Aug. 5/67
Sept. 12/64
Aug. 22/64
April 20/68
Sept. 18/65
July 6/68
July 3/61
Mar. 2/68
Feb. 11/67
Dec. 1/62
Mar. 2/68
Dec. 30/67
May 2/64
April 22/67
Feb. 9/63
July 3/61
Mar. 25/67
Dec. 23/61
Dec. 30/67
Dec. 23/67
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
XXXI
Regulation No.
R.R.O.
1960
0. Reg.
Date of
Gazette
Industrial Standards Act — Continued
Schedules — Continued
Barbering Industry — Continued
Niagara Falls
amended
Norfolk-Haldimand
North Bay
amended
Oak Ridges
Oakville
Orillia
Oshawa
Ottawa
amended
Owen Sound
Paris
Pembroke
Penetanguishene
Perth
Peterborough
Petrolia
Picton
Point Edward
Port Colborne
Port Hope
Port McNicoU
Prescott
Renfrew
amended
St. Catharines
amended
St. Marys
St. Thomas
Sarnia
Sault Ste. Marie ,
Schumacher ,
Seaforth ,
Smiths Falls
amended
South Porcupine
Stoney Creek — Saltfleet
Stratford
Sudbury
Teck
Teeswater
Tillsonburg
Timmins
Trenton
Victoria Harbour
Welland
Whitby ,
Wingham
Woodstock
Bricklaying and Stonemasonry Industry
Cornwall
Hamilton
amended
283
294
283
299
309
309
305
307
254
309
310
283
254
313
314
190/61
139/68
19/68
136/65
266/67
434/67
366/67
403/67
10/63
341/62
333/66
191/61
60/67
367/67
285/68
398/68
28/68
309/66
41/68
339/61
444/67
411/67
418/68
193/61
175/68
116/65
309/66
412/67
188/61
426/67
243/68
234/64
134/65
40/68
364/61
195/62
184/65
393/68
July 3/61
April 20/68
Feb. 3/68
June 12/65
Aug. 5/67
Dec. 23/67
Oct. 28/67
Nov. 25/67
Feb. 2/63
Jan. 5/63
Nov. 12/66
July 3/61
Feb. 25/67
Oct. 28/67
Aug. 17/68
Nov. 16/68
Feb. 17/68
Oct. 15/66
Mar. 2/68
Oct. 28/61
Dec. 30/67
Dec. 9/67
Dec. 14/68
July 3/61
May 25/68
May 22/65
Oct. 15/66
Dec. 9/67
July 3/61
Dec. 16/67
July 20/68
Sept. 19/64
June 12/65
Mar. 2/68
Dec. 2/61
Aug. 18/62
July 31/65
Nov. 2/68
XXXll
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
Regulation No.
R.R.O.
1960
0. Reg.
Date of
Gazette
Industrial Standards Act — Continued
Schedules — Continued
Bricklaying and Stonemasonry Industry
— Continued
Kitchener- Waterloo
315
316
318
319
316
320
321
322
323
324
325
325
326
327
328
330
331
332
328
335
336
337
338
340
341
343
345
341
346
348
115/65
11/67
83/68
28/66
39/68
169/65
170/65
59/67
137/65
194/61
265/64
12/67
37/65
195/61
117/65
203/67
4/67
184/63
Oshawa
Ottawa
May 22/65
Jan. 21/67
amended
Port Arthur- Fort William
amended
Mar. 23/68
Sarnia
Toronto
Feb. 12/66
amended
Mar. 2/68
Whitby
Windsor
Carpentry Industry
Belleville
Brockville
Cornwall
Fort Frances
July 17/65
Keewatin
Kingston
Oshawa
Ottawa
July 17/65
Feb. 25/67
amended
St. Catharines
Whitby
June 12/65
Common Labourers Construction Industry
Electrical Repair and Construction Industry
Chatham
London
Tuly 3/61
Niagara Falls
Oshawa
Oct. 24/64
amended
Jan. 21/67
Port Arthur- Fort William
St. Thomas
Feb. 20/65
July 3/61
Toronto
May 22/65
amended
June 10/67
Welland
Whitby
Windsor
Ontario
Jan. 14/67
Ontario
July 13/63
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
xxxiii
Regulation No.
R.R.O.
1960
0. Reg.
Date of
Gazette
Industrial Standards Act — Continued
Schedules — Continued
Ladies' Clock and Suit Industry — Continued
Ontario — Continued
amended
349
351
352
354
355
356
357
358
'360
362
363
364
360
366
367
368
369
370
372
63/64
165/66
86/62
2/64
34/66
164/67
332/67
196/61
183/65
207/68
369/61
345/68
204/64
197/61
169/62
29/66
91/67
433/67
198/61
443/67
135/65
141/67
116/62
199/61
222/65
318/67
Mar. 21/64
June 11/66
amended
Ladies' Dress and Sportswear Industry
Ontario
amended
April 21/62
Jan. 11/64
Feb. 12/66
May 13/67
Sept. 30/67
July 3/61
July 31/65
June 22/68
amended
amended
amended
amended
Lathing Industry
Hamilton
Ottawa
amended
Men's and Boys' Clothing Industry
Ontario
amended
Dec. 9/61
Oct. 12/68
amended
Men's and Boys' Hat and Cap Industry
Ontario
Millinery Industry
Ontario
Aug. 15/64
Brantford
Hamilton
Kitchener- Waterloo
Tuly 3/61
Niagara Falls
July 14/62
Ottawa
Feb. 12/66
amended
Mar. 25/67
Peterborough
Port Arthur- Fort William
amended
Dec. 23/67
St. Catharines
luly 3/61
Sault Ste. Marie
Dec. 30/67
Whitby
Windsor
Plastering Industry
Brantford
Hamilton
Kitchener- Waterloo
Oshawa
Ottawa
June 12/65
amended
April 22/67
Port Arthur- Fort William
May 26/62
St. Catharines
Sarnia
July 3/61
Sept. 18/65
amended
Sept. 16/67
XXXIV
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
Regulation No.
R.R.O.
1960
O. Reg.
Date of
Gazette
Industrial Standards Act — Continued
Schedules — Continued
Plastering Industry — Continued
Toronto
amended
Whitby
Windsor
Plumbing and Heating Industry
Belleville
Kitchener- Waterloo
London
Oshawa
Ottawa
amended
Port Arthur-Fort William
Toronto
Welland
Whitby
Windsor
Sheet-Metal Work Construction Industry
Belleville
Ottawa
amended
Port Arthur-Fort William
Windsor
Insurance Act
Agents' Licences for Insurance other than Life
Insurance
amended
amended
amended
amended
Extension of Provisions of Act
General
Investment Contracts Act
Registration
J
Jails Act
Employment Outside Jails
Maintenance Grants
Judicature Act and Matrimonial Causes Act
Rules of Practice
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
Stenographic Reporters
370
375
376
377
378
379
382
379
388
390
391
392
393
394
395
396
182/65
22/68
224/64
332/66
200/61
419/68
315/65
23/66
13/67
240/61
374/61
23/62
293/62
181/64
63/63
201/61
162/62
80/63
180/64
155/65
207/66
242/67
140/68
156/68
249/68
220/66
July 31/65
Feb. 10/68
Sept. 12/64
Nov. 12/66
July 3/61
Dec. 14/68
Dec. 11/65
Feb. 5/66
Jan. 21/67
July 15/61
Dec. 16/61
Feb. 3/62
Nov. 10/62
July 25/64
Mar. 23/63
July 3/61
July 7/62
April 20/63
July 25/64
July 3/65
July 23/66
July 15/67
April 20/68
May 11/68
July 20/68
July 30/66
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
XXXV
Regulation No.
R.R.O. I O. Reg.
1960 I
Date of
Gazette
Junior Farmer Establishment Act
Application for Bank Loan ,
General
amended
amended
Justices of the Peace Act
Fees
Labour Relations Act
General
amended
amended
Jurisdictional Disputes Commission
Office of the Board
Rules of Procedure
Land Titles Act
Code of Standards and Procedure for Surveys and Plans
Land Titles Divisions
amended
amended
Microfilming of Land Titles Records
Rules
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
Legal Aid Act, 1966
General
Legislative Assembly Retirement Allowances Act
Table
Lightning Rods Act
General
amended
Liquor Control Act
General
amended
amended
Negotiation and Arbitration Procedures
Liquor Licence Act
Fees on Votes and Licensing Districts
amended
398
399
400
403
404
406
253/63
245/63
37/64
257/65
337/62
295/66
265/66
264/66
77/63
356/67
371/67
382/68
438/67
203/61
329/63
47/64
48/64
160/64
347/65
150/66
248/67
249/67
49/68
100/67
27/62
106/68
35/66
223/67
455/67
318/66
204/61
Sept. 28/63
Sept. 14/63
Feb. 22/64
Oct. 23/65
Dec. 29/62
Oct. 1/66
Sept. 10/66
Sept. 10/66
April 13/63
Oct. 21/67
Nov. 4/67
Nov. 2/68
Dec. 23/67
July 3/61
Dec. 14/63
Mar. 7/64
Mar. 7/64
July 4/64
Jan. 8/66
June 4/66
July 22/67
July 22/67
Mar. 9/68
Mar. 25/67
Feb. 10/62
April 6/68
Feb. 12/66
July 8/67
Jan. 6/68
Oct. 29/66
July 3/61
XXXVl
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
Regulation No.
R.R.O.
1960
O. Reg.
Date of
Gazette
Liquor Licence Act — Continued
General
amended
amended
amended
amended
Votes
Live Stock and Live Stock Products Act
Eggs
Hogs
Wool
Live Stock Community Sales Act
General
amended
amended
Loan and Trust Corporations Act
Approved Trust Companies ....
amended
amended
amended
Common Trust Funds
amended
408
409
410
411
412
413
414
Local Roads Boards Act, 1964
Establishment of Local Roads Areas.
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
187/65
363/66
34/67
407/67
454/67
328/65
385/68
240/66
284/66
240/68
300/68
54/65
87/65
108/65
121/65
132/65
55/66
66/66
78/66
99/66
117/66
140/66
144/66
153/66
209/66
337/66
387/66
53/67
63/67
81/67
146/67
156/67
193/67
195/67
285/67
391/67
18/68
80/68
151/68
166/68
195/68
July 31/65
Dec. 3/66
Feb. 11/67
Dec. 2/67
Jan. 6/68
Dec. 18/65
Nov. 9/68
Aug. 13/66
Sept. 24/66
July 20/68
Aug. 31/68
Mar. 13/65
April 17/65
May 15/65
May 29/65
June 5/65
Mar. 12/66
Mar. 26/66
April 9/66
April 23/66
May 7/66
May 21/66
May 28/66
June 11/66
July 30/66
Nov. 19/66
Dec. 31/66
Feb. 18/67
Feb. 25/67
Mar. 18/67
April 29/67
May 6/67
June 3/67
June 10/67
Aug. 12/67
Nov. 18/67
Feb. 3/68
Mar. 23/68
May 4/68
May 18/68
June 15/68
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
xxxvu
Regulation No.
R.R.O.
1960
O. Reg.
Date of
Gazette
Local Roads Boards Act, 1964 — Continued
Establishment of Local Roads Areas — Continued
amended
amended
General
amended
Loggers' Safety Act, 1962-63
General
amended
M
Magistrates Act
General
amended
Meat Inspection Act (Ontario), 1962-63
Exemptions
amended
amended
General
amended
Medical Services Insurance Act, 1965
General
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
Mental Health Act, 1967
Application of Act
amended ,
amended ,
amended
amended
amended
Grants
Mental Hospitals Act
General
Residential Units
Revocations
Milk Industry Act and Milk Act, 1965
By-laws for Marketing Boards
amended ,
amended
387/68
. . .
429/68
. . .
315/64
74/67
317/64
60/66
415
219/66
106/67
.
378/67
.
8/68
20/65
•
208/68
96/66
108/66
118/66
360/66
167/67
293/67
404/67
453/67
168/68
212/68
53/68
270/68
298/68
305/68
380/68
436/68
54/68
190/68
. . .
191/68
192/68
420
. . .
281/65
•
341/65
Nov. 9/68
Dec. 21/68
Dec. 5/64
Mar. 11/67
Dec. 12/64
Mar. 19/66
July 30/66
April 8/67
Nov. 11/67
Jan. 27/68
Feb. 6/65
June 22/68
April 16/66
April 30/66
May 7/66
Dec. 3/66
May 27/67
Aug. 19/67
Nov. 25/67
Jan. 6/68
May 25/68
June 29/68
Mar. 16/68
Aug. 10/68
Aug. 31/68
Aug. 31/68
Nov. 2/68
Dec. 28/68
Mar. 16/68
June 8/68
June 8/68
June 8/68
Nov. 20/65
Jan. 1/66
XXX VI 11
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
Regulation No.
R.R.O.
1960
0. Reg.
Date of
Gazette
Milk Industry Act and Milk Act, 1965 — Continued
Cheese
Marketing
amended
Marketing — Exemptions
amended
Transfer of Assets of Marketing Board
amended
Concentrated Milk
Plan
amended
amended
amended
Cream for Processing
Marketing
amended
amended
Plan
amended
amended
Designation of Grade A Milk and Industrial Milk
Designations
Milk Products
amended
Fluid Milk Products
Designation, Containers and Labelling
amended
amended
amended
Grade A Milk
General
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
Marketing
amended
amended
amended
Producers
amended
Transportation
amended
Industrial Milk
Marketing
amended
426
427
428
432
44/66
81/66
367/66
242/68
42/66
53/66
43/64
244/65
285/65
286/65
307/67
256/65
287/65
280/65
107/66
128/67
107/67
323/67
209/68
433/68
208/61
335/61
45/62
148/63
344/64
47/65
289/65
86/66
76/67
196/67
288/67
322/67
24/68
72/68
210/68
70/68
130/68
221/68
292/68
52/68
131/68
71/68
132/68
69/68
220/68
Feb. 26/66
April 9/66
Dec. 3/66
July 20/68
Feb. 26/66
Mar. 12/66
Feb. 29/64
Oct. 2/65
Nov. 20/65
Nov. 20/65
Sept. 9/67
Oct. 23/65
Nov. 20/65
Nov. 20/65
April 23/66
April 22/67
April 8/67
Sept. 16/67
June 22/68
Dec. 28/68
July 3/61
Oct. 28/61
Feb. 24/62
June 22/63
Jan. 16/65
Feb. 27/65
Nov. 20/65
April 16/66
Mar. 11/67
June 10/67
Aug. 19/67
Sept. 16/67
Feb. 10/68
Mar. 16/68
June 22/68
Mar. 16/68
April 20/68
July 6/68
Aug. 24/68
Mar. 9/68
April 20/68
Mar. 16/68
April 20/68
Mar. 16/68
July 6/68
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
XXX IX
Regulation No.
R.R.O.
1960
O. Reg.
Date of
Gazette
Milk Industry Act and Milk Act, 1965 — Continued
Marketing Boards
amended
amended
Milk
Marketing
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
Plan
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
Milk Products — Licences
amended
Milk Products
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
Purchase and Sale of Milk for Northern Ontario Pool,
amended
Reconstituted Milk
General
amended
433
434
Minimum Wage Act
Construction Workers
General Workers and Hotel and
amended
amended
Suspension of Order
Taxi Business
Restaurant Workers
Mining Act
Boring Permits for Petroleum and Natural Gas
Exploratory Licences and Leases for Oil and Natural
Gas in Lower Great Lakes
amended
amended
amended
amended
438
440
290/65
215/68
294/65
160/66
201/66
261/66
390/66
194/67
58/68
216/68
202/65
250/65
43/66
304/67
360/67
2/68
68/68
336/68
209/61
274/63
179/64
48/65
291/65
204/66
197/67
289/67
23/68
33/68
193/68
321/68
305/66
174/67
106/66
116/66
38/66
39/66
101/66
227/66
40/66
254/64
125/62
53/65
163/65
35/68
Nov. 20/65
June 29/68
Nov. 20/65
June 11/66
July 16/66
Sept. 3/66
Dec. 31/66
June 3/67
Mar. 16/68
June 29/68
Aug. 28/65
Oct. 9/65
Feb. 26/66
Sept. 2/67
Oct. 28/67
Jan. 13/68
Mar. 16/68
Oct. 5/68
July 3/61
Nov. 2/63
July 25/64
Feb. 27/65
Nov. 20/65
July 23/66
June 10/67
Aug. 19/67
Feb. 10/68
Feb. 24/68
June 8/68
Sept. 21/68
Oct. 8/66
May 27/67
April 23/66
May 7/66
Feb. 26/66
Feb. 26/66
April 23/66
Aug. 6/66
Feb. 26/66
Oct. 10/64
June 9/62
Mar. 13/65
July 10/65
Feb. 24/68
xl
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
Regulation No,
R.R.O.
1960
O. Reg.
Date of
Gazette
Mining Act — Continued
Forms
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
Lands Open for Prospecting, Staking Out or Leasing
Lands Withdrawn from Prospecting
amended
amended
Mining Divisions
amended
amended
Permits to Remove Quartz
Refinery Licences
Sale of Rights to Explore for Minerals
Surveys of Mining Claims
Mortgage Brokers Registration Act
General
amended
Mortmain and Charitable Uses Act
Licences and Fees
amended
amended
Mothers' Allowances Act
General
amended
amended
amended
amended
Motor Vehicle Accident Claims Act, 1961-62
General
amended
amended
amended
amended
Motor Vehicle Fuel Tax Act
Exemptions
Motorized Snow Vehicles Act, 1968
General
Municipal Act
Attendance Credits for Jail Employees
Pension Plan for Municipal Employees
amended
amended
441
442
443
444
445
446
447
449
451
257/63
345/63
17/65
217/67
276/67
4/68
200/63
296/63
105/67
328/68
379/67
108/67
241/61
338/61
10/65
21/63
242/64
62/65
75/65
98/65
155/62
22/64
80/64
217/66
311/66
360/68
153/67
167/62
27/65
Oct. 12/63
Jan. 4/64
Jan. 30/65
July 1/67
Aug. 12/67
Jan. 13/68
Aug. 3/63
Nov. 16/63
April 8/67
Sept. 28/68
Nov. 11/67
April 8/67
July 15/61
Oct. 28/61
Jan. 30/65
Feb. 9/63
Oct. 3/64
Mar. 20/65
April 3/65
May 8/65
June 30/62
Feb. 8/64
April 25/64
July 30/66
Oct. 22/66
Oct. 26/68
May 6/67
July 14/62
Feb. 6/65
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
xli
Regulation No.
R.R.O.
1960
O. Reg.
Date of
Gazette
N
Niagara Parks Act
General
amended
amended
Notaries Act, 1962-63
Fees
Nurses Act, 1961-62
General
amended
amended
amended. . . . . .
amended
amended ,
amended
Nursing Homes Act, 1966
General
amended
amended
O
Official Notices Publication Act
Rates
Old Age Assistance Act
General
Oleomargarine Act
General
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
Ontario Energy Board Act, 1964
General
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
General
amended
Rules of Procedure
amended
Uniform System of Accounts for Gas Utilities
Class A
452
457
458
459
167/63
249/64
288/63
342/62
132/63
211/63
208/64
280/67
325/68
379/68
37/67
44/68
396/68
205/66
320/63
330/63
56/64
9/68
85/68
88/62
330/62
7/63
150/63
299/64
328/66
323/64
84/66
324/64
99/67
245/66
July 6/63
Oct. 3/64
Nov. 2/63
Jan. 5/63
June 15/63
Aug. 17/63
Aug. 22/64
Aug. 12/67
Sept. 21/68
Nov. 2/68
Feb. 18/67
Mar. 9/68
Nov. 16/68
July 23/66
Dec. 7/63
Dec. 21/63
Mar. 14/64
Jan. 27/68
Mar. 23/68
April 21/62
Dec. 22/62
Jan. 26/63
June 29/63
Nov. 14/64
Nov. 5/66
Dec. 26/64
April 16/66
Dec. 26/64
Mar. 25/67
Aug. 20/66
xlii
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
Regulation No.
R.R.O.
1960
O. Reg.
Date of
Gazette
Ontario Food Terminal Act
Composition of Board
Conduct of Business
Procedure of the Board
Ontario Highway Transport Board Act
Rules of Procedure
Ontario Human Rights Code, 1961-62
Form of Complaint
Ontario Institute for Studies in Education Act, 1965
General
amended
Ontario Municipal Board Act
Composition of Board
Procedure
Ontario Municipal Employees Retirement System
Act, 1961-62
Employer's Contribution
amended .
General
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
Ontario Municipal Improvement Corporation Act
Interest on Debentures ;
amended
amended
Procedure
Ontario Producers, Processors, Distributors and
Consumers Food Council Act, 1962-63
Designations of Products
Ontario Telephone Development Corporation Act
Composition of Corporation
Ontario Universities Capital Aid Corporation Act,
1964
Designated Universities
461
463
464
465
466
468
470
99/65
130/62
174/65
327/65
73/64
2/65
168/62
88/65
133/65
216/65
249/65
8/66
396/67
397/67
435/67
293/68
99/63
258/68
444/68
211/68
364/66
May 8/65
June 16/62
July 24/65
Dec. 18/65
April 18/64
Jan. 23/65
July 14/62
April 24/65
June 5/65
Sept. 11/65
Oct. 9/65
Jan. 22/66
Nov. 25/67
Nov. 25/67
Dec. 23/67
Aug. 24/68
May 4/63
Aug. 3/68
Jan. 4/69
June 22/68
Dec. 3 /66
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
xliii
Regulation No.
R.R.O.
1960
O. Reg.
Date of
Gazette
I
Ontario Water Resources Commission Act
Discharge of Sewage from Pleasure Boats.
amended
Exemptions from Section 286
Plumbing Code
amended
amended
amended
Water Wells
Operating Engineers Act
General
amended
Ophthalmic Dispensers Act, 1960-61
General
Optometry Act, 1961-62
General
amended
amended
Parks Assistance Act
General
amended
Parole Act
Parole
amended
Partnerships Registration Act
General
amended
amended
amended
Penal and Reform Institutions Inspection Act
Conduct Record in Reformatories
amended
amended
Jails
amended
amended
amended
Pension Benefits Act, 1965
General
amended
amended
amended
amended
Personal Property Security Act, 1967
Branch Ofhces
471
473
475
478
477
365/66
142/68
70/63
178/64
246/66
221/67
212/61
348/63
248/65
166/63
316/65
299/66
331/67
251/62
46/66
51/64
337/65
149/66
157/66
319/64
402/67
252/62
166/65
401/67
103/66
148/67
409/67
10/68
323/68
112/68
Dec. 3/66
April 27/68
April 6/63
July 25/64
Aug. 27/66
July 8/67
July 3/61
Jan. 4/64
Oct. 9/65
July 6/63
Dec. 11/65
Oct. 8/66
Sept. 30/67
Oct. 13/62
Mar. 5/66
Mar. 7/64
Jan. 1/66
June 4/66
June 11/66
Dec. 12/64
Nov. 25/67
Oct. 13/62
July 17/65
Nov. 25/67
April 23/66
April 29/67
Dec. 2/67
Jan. 27/68
Sept. 21/68
April 6/68
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Regulation No.
R.R.O.
1960
O. Reg.
Date of
Gazette
Pesticides Act, 1967
General
amended .
Pharmacy Act
Labelling
Registration and Apprenticeship
amended
amended
amended
amended
Sale of Drugs
amended
amended
amended
Schedules to the Act
(Sale of Drugs)
Standards for Maintenance and Operation of
Pharmacies
480
481
Planning Act
Restricted Areas
Blind River
County of Durham — Township of Cartwright. .
County of Durham — Township of Manvers. . . .
County of Haliburton — Township of Cardiff . . .
District of Algoma
District of Cochrane
District of Cochrane — Casgrain, Hanlan, Kendall
and Way Townships
District of Cochrane — O'Brien, Owens, Teetzel and
Williamson Townships
District of Cochrane — Township of Teefy
District of Kenora
District of Kenora
District of Muskoka
District of Nipissing — Commanda Township. . .
District of Nipissing — Township of Strathy. . . .
District of Sudbury — Bowell, Lumsden and Wisner
Townships
District of Parry Sound
District of Sudbury
District of Thunder Bay
District of Thunder Bay — Booth Township
Districts of Cochrane, Sudbury and Timiskaming .
Districts of Nipissing and Timiskaming
amended
Improvement District of Temagami
Kapuskasing
Kenricia
Teck Township — Englehart Area
amended
White River
482
484
Plant Diseases Act
General
amended.
485
445/67
189/68
256/68
234/63
294/64
187/66
222/68
304/61
312/66
255/68
254/68
386/66
84/67
83/67
122/68
21/66
319/65
291/63
185/63
389/67
281/66
355/68
256/67
186/63
20/68
294/68
305/64
380/67
228/68
45/65
209/64
32/65
325/66
343/68
251/65
153/62
8/64
307/63
19/64
Dec. 30/67
June 1/68
July 27/68
Sept. 7/63
Nov. 14/64
July 9/66
July 6/68
Sept. 30/61
Oct. 22/66
July 27/68
July 27/68
Dec. 31/66
Mar. 25/67
Mar. 25/67
April 13/68
Jan. 29/66
Dec. 11/65
Nov. 9/63
July 13/63
Nov. 18/67
Sept. 24/66
Oct. 26/68
July 29/67
July 13/63
Feb. 10/68
Aug. 31/68
Nov. 21/64
Nov. 11/67
July 13/68
Feb. 20/65
Aug. 22/64
Feb. 13/65
Nov. 5/66
Oct. 12/68
Oct. 16/65
June 30/62
Jan. 25/64
Nov. 30/63
Feb. 1/64
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
xlv
Regulation No.
R.R.O.
1960
O. Reg.
Date of
Gazette
Police Act
General
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
Responsibility of Policing
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
Power Gommission Act
Conversion to Sixty Cycles
Fees
Ontario Electrical Code
amended
amended
Pension and Insurance Plan
amended
amended
Rural Power Districts
Water Heaters
Prearranged Funeral Services Act, 1961-62
Trust Accounts
amended
amended
Private Hospitals Act
General ^
amended f
Private Investigators and Security Guards Act, 1965
General
amended
Professional Engineers Act
General
amended
Provincial Land Tax Act, 1961-62
General
amended
amended
amended
amended
Provincial Parks Act
Designation of Parks
amended
amended
amended
amended
486
487
488
492
493
494
496
498
319/62
287/63
200/64
173/66
144/67
261/67
244/62
245/62
334/63
61/64
160/65
287/67
378/66
90/68
124/68
309/67
347/67
245/68
146/62
270/62
150/67
159/62
331/65
195/66
90/66
343/62
233/63
162/64
339/64
190/67
73/63
117/63
151/63
206/63
Dec. 15/62
Nov. 2/63
Aug. 15/64
June 25/66
April 29/67
Aug. 5/67
Oct. 13/62
Oct. 13/62
Dec. 21/63
Mar. 14/64
July 10/65
Aug. 12/67
Dec. 24/66
Mar. 23/68
April 13/68
Sept. 9/67
Oct. 14/67
July 20/68
June 23/62
Oct. 27/62
May 6/67
July 7/62
Dec. 25/65
July 16/66
April 16/66
Jan. 5/63
Sept. 7/63
July 11/64
Jan. 9/65
June 3/67
April 6/63
June 1/63
June 29/63
Aug. 10/63
xlvi
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
Regulation No.
R.R.O.
1960
O. Reg.
Date of
Gazette
Provincial Parks Act — Continued
Designation of Parks — Continued
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
General
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended . .
Guides in Quetico Provincial Park
Psychologists Registration Act
General
amended
amended
Public Commercial Vehicles Act
Carrying Goods in Bond
amended
amended
amended
General
amended . .
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
Public Health Act
Camps in Unorganized Territory
amended
amended
Capital Grants for Community Health Facilities
amended
499
501
502
503
504
64/64
110/64
161/64
183/64
205/64
179/65
346/65
343/66
388/66
245/67
358/67
26/68
320/68
362/68
214/61
123/62
71/65
92/65
5/66
175/66
209/67
257/67
115/68
202/68
99/62
89/62
2/67
333/62
70/65
452/67
215/61
366/61
263/62
331/62
57/63
162/66
371/66
451/67
340/68
415/68
333/65
185/67
79/68
412/68
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May 23/64
July 11/64
July 25/64
Aug. 15/64
July 31/65
Jan. 8/66
Nov. 26/66
Dec. 31/66
July 22/67
Oct. 21/67
Feb. 17/68
Sept. 14/68
Oct. 26/68
July" 3/61
June 2/62
Mar. 27/65
May 1/65
Jan. 15/66
July 2/66
June 17/67
July 29/67
April 13/68
June 15/68
May 12/62
April 21/62
Jan. 14/67
Dec. 22/62
Mar. 27/65
Jan. 6/68
July 3/61
Dec. 9/61
Oct. 20/62
Dec. 22/62
Mar. 16/63
June 11/66
Dec. 10/66
Jan. 6/68
Oct. 12/68
Dec. 7/68
Dec. 25/65
May 27/67
Mar. 23/68
Dec. 7/68
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xlvii
Regulation No.
R.R.O.
1960
O. Reg.
Date of
Gazette
Public Health Act — Continued
Communicable Diseases
amended
Community Health Services
Designation of Human Ailments
Food Premises
amended
Frosted-Food Locker Plants
Grants
amended
Grants to Boards of Health
Health Units
Areas that may be Included in Health Units
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
General
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended ,
amended
505
507
508
509
510
147/62
278/62
353/65
398/67
135/68
86/67
405/67
216/61
58/62
47/63
23/64
282/64
34/65
157/65
231/65
72/67
181/67
346/67
424/67
11/68
305/63
262/64
235/65
74/66
88/66
179/66
188/66
274/66
39/67
40/67
69/67
119/67
184/67
205/67
206/67
252/67
253/67
387/67
406/67
78/68
99/68
109/68
155/68
198/68
224/68
233/68
234/68
235/68
276/68
314/68
June 30/62
Nov. 3/62
Jan. 8/66
Nov, 25/67
April 20/68
Mar. 25/67
Dec. 2/67
July 3/61
Mar. 10/62
Mar. 9/63
Feb. 15/64
Oct. 24/64
Feb. 13/65
July • 3/65
Sept. 25/65
Mar. 11/67
May 27/67
Oct. 14/67
Dec. 16/67
Jan. 27/68
Nov. 30/63
Oct. 17/64
Oct. 2/65
April 2/66
April 16/66
July 2/66
July 9/66
Sept. 17/66
Feb. 18/67
Feb. 18/67
Mar. 4/67
April 15/67
May 27/67
June 10/67
June 10/67
July 29/67
July 29/67
Nov. 25/67
Dec. 2/67
Mar. 23/68
Mar. 30/68
April 6/68
May 11/68
June 15/68
July 6/68
July 20/68
July 20/68
July 20/68
Aug. 10/68
Sept. 7/68
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THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
Regulation No.
R.R.O.
1960
O. Reg.
Date of
Gazette
Public Health Act — Continued
Health Units — Continued
General — Continued
amended
amended
Indigent Patients
Pasteurization Areas
Pasteurization Plants
amended
amended
Plumbing in Unorganized Territory
Qualifications of Medical Officers of Health, Sanitary
Inspectors and Public Health Nurses
amended
Sanitary Code for Unorganized Territory
amended
Slaughter-Houses and Meat Processing Plants
Summer Camps
Swimming Pools
amended
amended
amended
Public Hospitals Act
Capital Financial Assistance for Hospital Construction
and Renovation
amended
amended
Capital Grants for Ambulance Facilities
Capital Grants for Regional Rehabilitation Hospitals .
Capital Grants for Teaching Hospitals
Classification of Hospitals
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
Grants
Capital
amended
amended
amended
amended
Maintenance
amended
amended
Special
Special
Special Capital
Special Capital
Hospital Management
amended
amended
amended
amended
512
513
514
515
516
518
522
523
378/68
409/68
283/64
218/61
394/66
31/63
277/62
118/64
142/65
450/67
213/68
358/68
302/66
81/68
303/68
335/68
283/67
213/67
364/67
6/68
100/68
126/68
174/68
200/68
264/68
421/68
308/63
203/64
231/64
112/65
56/68
225/63
310/65
136/68
146/68
103/67
147/68
102/66
282/67
263/68
304/68
Nov. 2/68
Nov. 30/68
Oct. 24/64
July 3/61
Jan. 7/67
Feb. 16/63
Nov. 3/62
June 13/64
June 19/65
Jan. 6/68
June 29/68
Oct. 26/68
Oct. 8/66
Mar. 23/68
Aug. 31/68
Oct. 5/68
Aug. 12/67
June 24/67
Oct. 28/67
Jan. 20/68
Mar. 30/68
April 13/68
May 25/68
June 15/68
Aug. 3/68
Dec. 21/68
Nov. 30/63
Aug. 15/64
Sept. 19/64
May 22/65
Mar. 16/68
Aug. 31/63
Dec. 4/65
April 20/68
April 27/68
April 8/67
April 27/68
April 23/66
Aug. 12/67
Aug. 3/68
Aug. 31/68
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
xlix
Regulation No.
R.R.O.
1960
O. Reg.
Date of
Gazette
I
Public Lands Act
Hunting by Aircraft
Restricted Areas
District of Algoma
District of Cochrane
District of Cochrane — Devitt, Eilber, McCowan,
Baker, McCrea and Idington
District of Kenora
District of Kenora, Patricia Portion
District of Muskoka — Township of Baxter
{revoking)
District of Sudbury
District of Sudbury — Townships of Wakami and
Tp. 22
District of Thunder Bay
District of Timiskaming
Districts of Timiskaming and Nipissing
Part of the District of Cochrane
Sale of PubHc Lands
amended
amended .
amended .
amended .
amended .
524
Public Libraries Act, 1966
General
amended
amended
Public Service Act, 1961-62
General
amended
amended ,
amended
amended
amended
amended ,
amended
amended ,
amended
amended ,
amended
amended ,
amended
amended
amended
amended ,
amended
amended
amended ,
amended ,
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
268/63
138/67
84/62
137/67
145/63
353/66
194/68
275/67
430/67
90/62
85/62
164/68
29/64
370/61
66/62
75/62
214/63
208/66
56/67
340/67
286/68
190/62
15/63
176/63
252/63
260/63
323/63
346/63
15/64
52/64
167/64
207/64
244/64
308/64
93/65
247/65
302/65
2/66
3/66
14/66
75/66
121/66
192/66
258/66
270/66
356/66
281/67
Oct. 26/63
April 22/67
April 21/62
April 22/67
June 22/63
Nov. 26/66
June 8/68
Aug. 12/67
Dec. 23/67
April 28/62
April 21/62
May 18/68
Feb. 15/64
Dec. 16/61
Mar. 24/62
April 7/62
Aug. 31/63
July 23/66
Feb. 18/67
Oct. 14/67
Aug. 17/68
Aug. 11/62
Feb. 9/63
July 13/63
Sept. 28/63
Oct. 19/63
Dec. 7/63
Jan. 4/64
Feb. 1/64
Mar. 14/64
July 11/64
Aug. 22/64
Oct. 3/64
Nov. 28/64
May 1/65
Oct. 9/65
Nov. 20/65
Jan. 15/66
Jan. 15/66
Jan. 29/66
April 2/66
May 7/66
July 16/66
Sept. 3/66
Sept. 17/66
Dec. 3/66
Aug. 12/67
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
Regulation No.
R.R.O.
1960
O. Reg.
Date of
Gazette
Public Service Act, 1961-62 — Continued
General — Continued
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
Joint Council
Joint Council
Joint Council
Joint Council
Joint Council
Overtime — Ontario Provincial Police
The Ontario Provincial Police Negotiating and
Arbitration Committees
amended
Public Service Superannuation Act
General
amended
amended
amended
Public Trustee Act
General
amended
amended
amended
amended
Public Vehicles Act
General
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
Public Works Creditors Payment Act, 1962-63
Notice of Claim
Time for Notice of Claim
Race Tracks Tax Act
Rate of Tax
Radiological Technicians Act, 1962-63
General
amended
amended
Railway Fire Charge Act
Charges for Fire Protection
amended
528
529
530
531
532
388/67
457/67
74/68
75/68
331/68
332/68
402/68
239/65
172/66
286/66
155/67
342/67
170/66
213/65
171/66
224/61
261/62
332/62
105/64
141/64
252/64
240/67
Nov. 25/67
Jan. 6/68
Mar. 16/68
Mar. 16/68
Oct. 5/68
Oct. 5/68
Nov. 23/68
Oct. 2/65
June 25/66
Sept. 24/66
May 6/67
Oct. 14/67
June 25/66
Sept. 11/65
June 25/66
154/63
June
29/63
69/65
Mar.
27/65
294/66
Oct.
1/66
223/61
July
3/61
59/65
Mar.
20/65
223/66
July 30/66
248/68
July 20/68
July 3/61
Oct. 20/62
Dec. 22/62
May 23/64
June 27/64
Oct. 10/64
July 15/67
185/64
Aug.
1/64
423/67
Dec.
16/67
423/68
Dec.
21/68
411/68
Dec.
7/68
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
Regulation No.
R.R.O.
1960
O. Reg.
Date of
Gazette
Real Estate and Business Brokers Act
Registration
amended
amended
amended
amended
Sales Record Sheet
Reciprocal Enforcement of Judgments Act
Application of Act
amended
Reciprocal Enforcement of Maintenance Orders Act
Reciprocating States
amended
Reformatories Act
Management and Discipline
amended
Regional Detention Centres Act, 1965
General
amended
Registry Act
Canada Lands
Fees
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
Forms and Records
amended
amended
amended
amended
Microfilming of Registry Records
amended
amended
amended
Registrar's Annual Return
amended
Registry Divisions
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
533
534
535
536
537
169/63
312/64
283/66
379/66
225/61
247/68
64/66
277/67
76/68
125/67
49/64
159/64
71/66
317/66
347/66
250/67
50/68
201/68
157/64
361/66
348/67
180/68
435/68
158/64
149/65
362/66
439/67
328/63
348/65
4/65
105/65
350/65
70/66
112/66
211/66
348/66
357/67
372/67
381/68
July 6/63
Dec. 5/64
Sept. 24/66
Dec. 31/66
July 3/61
July 20/68
Mar. 26/66
Aug. 12/67
Mar. 16/68
April 22/67
Mar. 7/64
July 4/64
April 2/66
Oct. 29/66
Nov. 26/66
July 22/67
Mar. 9/68
June 15/68
July 4/64
Dec. 3/66
Oct. 14/67
May 25/68
Dec. 28/68
July 4/64
June 26/65
Dec. 3/66
Dec. 23/67
Dec. 14/63
Jan. 8/66
Jan. 23/65
May 15/65
Jan. 8/66
April 2/66
April 30/66
July 30/66
Nov. 26/66
Oct. 21/67
Nov. 4/67
Nov. 2/68
lii
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
Regulation No.
R.R.O.
1960
O. Reg.
Date of
Gazette
Registry Act — Continued
Surveys, Plans and Descriptions of Land
amended
amended
Terms of Employment
amended
Regulations Act
General
Residential Property Tax Reduction Act, 1968
General
Retail Sales Tax Act, 1960-61
Definitions by Treasurer . ,
amended
General
amended,
amended .
amended .
amended .
amended,
amended .
amended,
amended,
amended,
amended .
Rural Power District Service Charge Act (R.S.0. 1950,
c. 344)
Service Charges
St. Lawrence Parks Commission Act
Parks
Sanatoria for Consumptives Act
General
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
Tuberculosis Control Clinics
amended
Secondary Schools and Boards of Education Act
Designation of School Divisions in Territorial Districts
amended
539
541
542
139/67
243/67
179/68
349/65
381/66
219/68
231/66
338/67
232/61
304/6^
320/62
59/63
243/63
230/66
93/67
124/67
327/67
163/68
208/62
142/63
271/63
119/64
237/64
133/66
180/66
18/67
132/67
66/68
188/62
19/67
283/68
334/68
April 22/67
July 15/67
May 25/68
Jan. 8/66
Dec. 31/66
July 6/68
Aug. 6/66
Oct. 7/67
July 8/61
Mar. 10/62
July 28/62
Dec. 1/62
Dec. 15/62
Mar. 23/63
Sept. 14/63
Aug. 6/66
Mar. 25/67
April 15/67
Sept. 23/67
May 18/68
Sept. 1/62
June 15/63
Oct. 26/63
June 13/64
Sept. 26/64
May 14/66
July 2/66
Jan. 28/67
April 22/67
May 9/68
Aug. 4/62
Jan. 28/67
Aug. 17/68
Oct. 5/68
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
liii
Regulation No.
R.R.O.
1960
O. Reg.
Date of
Gazette
Securities Act, 1966
General
amended
amended
amended
Security Transfer Tax Act
General
amended
amended
Seed Potatoes Act
General
Separate Schools Act
County Combined Separate School Zones
District Combined Separate School Zones
amended
Silicosis Act
General
Stock Yards Act
Management
Succession Duty Act
General
Summary Convictions Act
Traffic Ticket
amended
Surrogate Courts Act
Rules of Practice
amended
amended
Surveys Act
Monuments
amended
Survey Methods
Teachers' Superannuation Act
General . .
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
544
545
546
548
549
550
.551
552
553
101/67
55/68
223/68
395/68
313/66
33/67
287/68
333/68
388/68
68/64
206/66
259/68
266/61
188/63
229/61
276/61
298/61
8/62
236/62
316/62
106/63
173/63
281/63
70/64
April 1/67
Mar. 16/68
July 6/68
Nov. 16/68
Oct. 22/66
Feb. 11/67
Aug. 17/68
Oct. 5/68
Nov. 9/68
April 11/64
July 23/66
Aug. 3/68
Aug. 5/61
July 20/63
July
Aug.
Sept.
Jan.
Oct.
Dec.
May
July
Nov.
3/61
19/61
23/61
20/62
6/62
15/62
11/63
13/63
2/63
April 11/64
liv
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
Regulation No.
R.R.O.
1960
O. Reg.
Date of
Gazette
Teachers' Superannuation Act — Continued
General — Continued
amended
amended .
amended,
amended,
amended,
amended .
amended,
amended,
amended,
amended .
amended .
amended .
amended .
amended .
Theatres Act
General . .
amended,
amended .
amended .
Tobacco Tax Act, 1965
General
amended. . .
Toll Bridges Act
General
amended.
Trade Schools Regulation Act
General
amended
amended
554
Training Schools Act, 1965
Liability of Municipalities and Grants
amended
amended
Trench Excavators' Protection Act
General
U
Used Car Dealers Act, 1964
General
amended
amended
Upholstered and Stuffed Articles Act, 1968
General
557
558
559
131/64
132/64
240/64
30/65
91/65
123/65
241/65
269/66
385/66
32/67
179/67
317/67
311/68
312/68
140/63
259/65
291/68
318/65
162/68
282/63
239/64
33/62
139/62
18/65
236/67
3/65
222/66
380/66
301/68
June 20/64
June 20/64
Sept. 26/64
Feb. 6/65
May 1/65
May 29/65
Oct. 2/65
Sept. 10/66
Dec. 31/66
Feb. 11/67
May 27/67
Sept. 16/67
Sept. 7/68
Sept. 7/68
June 15/63
Oct. 23/65
Aug. 24/68
Dec. 11/65
May 18/68
Nov. 2/63
Sept. 26/64
Feb. 17/62
June 23/62
Jan. 30/65
July 15/67
Ian. 23/65
July 30/66
Dec. 31/66
Aug. 31/68
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
Iv
Regulation No.
R.R.O.
1960
O. Reg.
Date of
Gazette
Venereal Diseases Prevention Act
General
Vital Statistics Act
General
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
Vocational Rehabilitation Services Act, 1966
General
Voters' Lists Act
General
amended
amended
W
Warble Fly Control Act
General
amended. . . .
amended . . . .
Weed Control Act
General
amended. . . .
amended. . . .
amended. . . .
amended. . . .
amended. . . .
amended . . . .
Welfare Units Act
General
Wilderness Areas Act
Wilderness Areas. . . .
amended. . . .
amended. . . .
amended. . . .
amended ....
amended.. . .
amended ....
amended ....
amended ....
560
562
563
564
565
566
567
233/61
337/61
185/62
186/62
128/63
209/63
324/63
4/64
312/65
359/67
431/68
64/68
203/63
269/67
60/65
46/67
170/63
112/64
288/64
61/65
185/65
3/68
268/61
35/62
89/64
229/64
259/64
178/65
30/66
361/68
July 15/61
Oct. 28/61
Aug. 4/62
Aug. 4/62
June 8/63
Aug. 17/63
Dec. 14/63
Jan. 25/64
Dec. 4/65
Oct. 28/67
Dec. 28/68
Mar. 16/68
Aug. 3/63
Aug. 5/67
Mar. 20/65
Feb. 18/67
July 6/63
May 30/64
Oct. 31/64
Mar. 20/65
July 31/65
Jan. 13/68
Aug. 5/61
Feb. 17/62
May 2/64
Sept. 12/64
Oct. 17/64
July 31/65
Feb. 12/66
Oct. 26/68
Ivi
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
Regulation No.
R.R.O.
1960
O. Reg.
Date of
Gazette
Wild Rice Harvesting Act
General .
Wolf and Bear Bounty Act
Bounties
amended
amended
Wolves or Bears in Captivity ....
Woodlands Improvement Act, 1966
General
amended
amended
Workmen's Compensation Act
General
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
amended
Pension Plan
amended
568
569
570
571
265/61
250/68
244/66
395/67
383/68
230/61
379/61
126/62
328/62
45/63
347/63
16/65
176/65
219/65
299/65
335/65
340/65
6/67
448/67
404/68
115/66
78/67
Aug. 5/61
July 20/68
Aug. 13/66
Nov. 25/67
Nov. 2/68
July 3/61
Dec. 23/61
June 9/62
Dec. 22/62
Mar. 9/63
Jan. 4/64
Jan. 30/65
July 24/65
Sept. 18/65
Nov. 20/65
Dec. 25/65
Jan. 1/66
Jan. 21/67
Dec. 30/67
Nov. 23/68
April 30/66
Mar. 11/67
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
Ivii
PART II
Showing the Regulations contained in Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1960 and
subsequent Regulations filed to the 31st day of December, 1968, that have
been revoked, are revoking only or have expired.
R.R.O. 1960
R.R.O. 1960
Regulations
Disposition
Regulations
Disposition
3
See S.O. 1961-62,
97
Rev. 142/61
c. 42, s. 20
98
Rev. 341/66
7
See S.O. 1965, c. 2, s. 18
102
Rev. 199/65
8
Rev. 310/68
106
Rev. 137/62
10
Rev. 158/63
109
Rev. 100/63
11
Rev. 268/64
111
Rev. 260/65
12
Rev. 264/64
113
Rev. 293/61
13
Rev. 264/64
124
Rev. 377/61
14
Rev. 277/64
128
Rev. 4/66
15
Rev. 270/64
131
Rev. 156/61
16
Rev. 270/64
132
Rev. 334/64
17
Rev. 279/64
134
Rev. 196/64
18
Rev. 272/64
135
See S.O. 1961-62,
19
Rev. 272/64
c. 93, s. 19
20
Rev. 273/64
136
See S.O. 1961-62,
21
Rev. 278/64
c. 93, s. 19
22
Rev. 278/64
145
Rev. 232/66
23
Rev. 274/64
149
Rev. 229/68
24
. Rev. 274/64
150
Rev. 50/66
25
Rev. 276/64
153
Rev. 97/67
26
Rev. 276/64
156
Rev. 110/66
30
Rev. 26/64
157
Rev. 174/66
31
Rev. 104/67
164
Rev. 98/67
33
Rev. 26/67
180
See S.O. 1961-62,
34
See S.O. 1960-61,
c. 93, s. 19
c. 5, s. 17
181
See S.O. 1964,
40
Rev. 111/62
'V
c. 32, s. 1
41
Rev. 329/65
186
Rev. 319/63
43
Rev. 338/65
187
Rev. 152/63
44
Rev. 339/65
188
Rev. 22/65
46
Rev. 133/61
189
Rev. 46/65
49
Rev. 297/64
190
Rev. 343/64
50
Rev. 271/65
191
Rev. 152/63
64
Rev. 384/61
192
Rev. 347/61
66
Rev. 221/66
193
Rev. 94/64
70
Rev. 297/67
194
Rev. 322/61
72
Rev. 283/63
195
Rev. 264/61
74
Rev. 332/65
196
Rev. 234/61
75
Rev. 63/66
197
Rev. 237/61
79
Rev. 258/61
198
Rev. 243/61
80
Rev. 123/64
199
Rev. 15/68
81
Rev. 340/66
200
Rev. 16/68
83
Rev. 143/61
201
Rev. 247/63
84
Rev. 142/61
203
Rev. 226/63
85
Rev. 416/67
204
Rev. 82/64
86
Rev. 175/64
205
Rev. 276/66
89
Rev. 20/66
207
Rev. 239/67
90
Rev. 28/63
210
Rev. 301/61
92
Rev. 19/66
211
Rev. 180/63
93
Rev. 313/68
220
Rev. 118/65
95
Rev. 280/63
221
Rev. 129/62
Iviii
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
R.R.O. 1960
R.R.O. 1960
Regulations
Disposition
Regulations
Disposition
225
Exp.
359
Rev. 169/62
228
Exp.
361
Rev. 309/61
235
Rev. 156/62
365
Rev. 443/67
238
Rev. 1/67
371
Rev. 135/65
241
Rev. 169/66
373
Rev. 199/61
247
Rev. 199/64
374
Rev. 182/65
248
Rev. 417/68
380
Rev. 49/62
249
Rev. 434/67
381
Rev. 200/61
250
Rev. 428/67
383
Rev. 315/65
251
Rev. 326/67
384
Rev. 220/64
255
Rev. 42/68
385
Rev. 220/64
257
Rev. 193/62
386
Rev. 220/64
261
Rev. 284/68
387
Rev. 220/64
262
Rev. 142/67
389
Rev. 23/66
263
Rev. 188/61
397
Rev. 220/66
264
Rev. 47/62
401
Rev. 264/66
269
Rev. 226/64
402
Rev. 77/63
272
Rev. 61/63
405
Rev. 35/66
274
Rev. 27/67
407
Rev. 187/65
275
Rev. 310/62
416
Rev. 190/68
278
Rev. 18/63
417
Rev. 192/68
280
Rev. 189/61
418
Rev. 192/68
281
Rev. 193/61
419
Rev. 192/68
284
Rev. 190/61
421
See S.O. 1965, c. 72, s. 27
285
Rev. 136/65
422
Rev. 44/66
286
Rev. 366/67
423
Rev. 129/67
287
Rev. 403/67
424
See S.O. 1965, c. 72, s. 27
288
Rev. 10/63
425
Rev. 303/65
289
Rev. 341/62
429
See S.O. 1965, c. 72, s. 27
290
Rev. 191/61
430
Rev. 107/66
291
Rev. 60/67
431
Rev. 107/67
292
Rev. 367/67
435
Rev. 343/61
293
Rev. 192/61
436
Rev. 283/61
295
Rev. 41/68
437
Rev. 7/65
296
Rev. 339/61
439
Rev. 313/64
297
Rev. 444/67
448
Rev. 21/63
298
Rev. 411/67
450
Rev. 153/67
300
Rev. 116/65
453
- Rev. 288/63
301
Rev. 48/62
454
Rev. 211/63
302
Rev. 412/67
455
Rev. 211/63
303
Rev. 19/68
456
Rev. 205/66
304
Rev. 426/67
460
Rev. 324/64
306
Rev. 134/65
462
Rev. 99/65
308
Rev. 40/68
467
Rev. 99/63
311
Rev. 364/61
469
Rev. 163/68
312
Rev. 226/64
472
Rev. 212/61
317
Rev. 115/65
474
Rev. 166/63
329
Rev. 62/62
476
Rev. 251/62
333
Rev. 137/65
479
Rev. 5/64
334
Rev. 220/64
483
Exp.
339
Rev. 194/61
489
Rev. 306/64
342
Rev. 255/61
490
Rev. 304/63
344
Rev. 195/61
491
Rev. 309/67
347
Rev. 220/64
495
Rev. 331/65
350
Rev. 183/65
497
Rev. 343/62
353
Rev. 204/64
500
See S.O. 1967, c. 78, s. 1
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
Hx
R.R.O. 1960
Ontario
Regulations
Disposition
Regulations
Disposition
506
Rev. 398/67
202/61
Rev. 265/66
511
Rev. 258/63
206/61
Rev. 190/68
517
Rev. 300/66
207/61
Rev. 387/61
519
Rev. 142/65
210/61
Rev. 21/63
520
Rev. 110/63
211/61
Rev. 163/68
521
Rev. 308/63
213/61
Rev. 309/67
525
Rev. 220/61
217/61
Rev. 305/63
526
Rev. 190/62
219/61
Rev. 110/63
527
Rev. 222/61
220/61
Rev. 14/65
538
Rev. 111/64
221/61
Rev. 190/62
540
Rev. 26/65
222/61
Rev. 190/62
543
See S.O. 1966, c. 142
s. 147 (1)
226/61
See S.O. 1961-62,
c. 124, s. 1
547
See S.O. 1966, c. 145, s. 1
227/61
Rev. 9/62
555
Rev. 282/63
228/61
See S.O. 1966,
556
Rev. 200/65
c. 142, s. 147 (1)
561
See S.O. 1961-62,
234/61
Rev. 133/62
c. 42, s. 20
235/61
Exp.
572
Rev. 115/66
236/61
237/61
238/61
Exp.
Rev. 176/62
Rev. 289/63
239/61
See S.O. 1966,
Ontario
c. 142, s. 147 (1)
Regulations
Disposition
242/61
243/61
245/61
Rev. 133/62
Rev. 133/62
Rev. 149/62
246/61
Rev. 211/63
1/61 to 129A/61
Rev. S.O. 1959.
247/61
Rev. 190/62
c. 90, s. 5 (2)
248/61
Rev. 104/67
130/61
Rev. 104/67
249/61
Rev. 37/62
134/61
Rev. 297/64
250/61
Rev. 190/62
136/61
Rev. 253/64
251/61
Rev. 190/62
137/61
Rev. 339/62
253/61
Rev. 211/63
138/61
Rev. 429/67
255/61 ■
Rev. 265/64
139/61
Rev. 322/64
256/61
Rev. 110/63
140/61
Rev. 327/63
257/61
Rev. 115/68
141/61
Rev. 297/67
258/61
Rev. 305/62
143/61
Rev. 37/62
262/61
Rev. 176/62
144/61
Rev. 416/67
264/61
Rev. 229/63
147/61
Rev. 199/65
267/61
Rev. 247/63
149/61
Rev. 260/65
269/61
Rev. 305/63
155/61
Rev. 41/65
270/61
Rev. 187/65
156/61
Rev. 325/64
271/61
Rev. 133/62
157/61
Rev. 334/64
274/61
Rev. 235/65
158/61
See S.O. 1961-62,
275/61
Rev. 1/67
c. 93, s. 19
278/61
Rev. 266/62
162/61
Rev. 229/68
279/61
Exp.
165/61
Rev. 349/61
280/61
Rev. 133/62
169/61
Rev. 318/68
281/61
Rev. 355/61
170/61
Revkg.
282/61
Rev. 301/61
171/61
Rev. 82/64
283/61
Revkg.
172/61
Rev. 239/67
286/61
Revkg.
174/61
Rev. 301/61
287/61
Rev. 190/62
179/61
Rev. 41/62
288/61
Rev. 190/62
186/61
Rev. 1/67
289/61
Rev. 190/62
192/61
Rev. 398/68
290/61
See S.O. 1965, c. 72, s.
27
Ix
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
Ontario
Ontario
Regulations
Disposition
Regulations
Disposition
292/61
Rev. 119/62
10/62
Rev. 416/67
294/61
Rev. 39/64
11/62 •
Exp.
295/61
See S.O. 1965, c. 72, s. 27
16/62
Rev. 309/67
296/61
Rev. 76/67
18/62
Rev. 206/68
299/61
Exp.
19/62
Rev. 226/63
300/61
Rev. 133/62
20/62
Rev. 82/64
301/61
Rev. 359/66
24/62
Rev. 325/64
302/61
Exp.
25/62
Rev. 22/65
305/61
Rev. 22/65
26/62
Rev. 1/67
306/61
Rev. 229/63
30/62
Rev. 13/63
308/61
Rev. 190/62
31/62
Rev. 61/64
309/61
Rev. 29/66
32/62
Rev. 5/65
310/61
Rev. 224/67
34/62
Rev. 416/67
311/61
Rev. 305/63
36/62
Rev. 247/63
312/61
Revkg.
37/62
Rev. 32/63
314/61
Rev. 59/65
40/62
Rev. 194/64
317/61
Rev. 26/67
43/62
Rev. 176/62
319/61
Rev. 325/64
47/62
Rev. 425/67
320/61
Rev. 254/62
48/62
Rev. 309/66
321/61
Rev. 259/62
49/62
Rev. 224/64
322/61
Rev. 286/63
50/62
Rev. 104/67
324/61
Rev. 2/63
51/62
Rev. 182/64
326/61
Rev. 68/62
53/62
Rev. 260/65
327/61
Rev. 47/63
56/62
Rev. 300/66
331/61
Rev. 104/67
57/62
Rev. 305/63
333/61
Rev. 141/66
59/62
See S.O. 1965, c. 72, s
5.27
334/61
Rev. 218/62
60/62
See S.O. 1966,
341/61
See S.O. 1966,
c. 142, s. 147 (1)
c. 142, s. 147 (1)
61/62
Rev. 297/64
343/61
Rev. 125/64
62/62
Rev. 170/65
344/61
Rev. 276/63
63/62
Rev. 104/67
345/61
Rev. 226/63
67/62
Rev. 19/66
347/61
Revkg.
68/62
Rev. 190/68
351/61
Exp.
71/62
Rev. 300/66
352/61
Rev. 284/63
72/62
Rev. 196/64
355/61
Rev. 229/63
73/62
Rev. 309/64
362/61
Rev. 239/67
76/62
Rev. 151/64
365/61
Rev. 141/66
78/62
, Rev. 239/67
367/61
Rev. 339/65
79/62
Rev. 26/65
368/61
Rev. 264/66
81/62
Rev. 401/68
372/61
Rev. 25/65
83/62
Rev. 325/64
375/61
Rev. 311/64
87/62
Rev. 82/64
376/61
Rev. 248/65
91/62
Rev. 13/63
378/61
Rev. 283/63
92/62
Exp.
381/61
Exp.
93/62
Rev. 1/67
382/61
Rev. 333/62
94/62
Rev. 110/63
383/61
Rev. 117/62
95/62
Rev. 313/62
385/61
Rev. 156/62
96/62
Rev. 294/62
387/61
Rev. 191/68
100/62
Rev. 359/66
388/61
Exp.
101/62
102/62
Rev. 305/63
Rev. 211/63
4/62
Rev. 182/64
104/62
Exp.
5/62
Rev. 190/62
105/62
Rev. 127/63
6/62
Rev. 196/64
109/62
Rev. 94/67
7/62
Rev. 110/63
110/62
Rev. 116/63
9/62
See S.O. 1964, c. 103, s. 1
113/62
Rev. 110/63
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
Ixi
Ontario
Ontario
Regulations
Disposition
Regulations
Disposition
114/62
Rev. 230/66
234/62
Exp.
120/62
Rev. 339/65
235/62
Rev. 189/63
121/62
Rev. 190/68
237/62
Rev. 276/66
127/62
Rev. 107/63
238/62
Rev. 230/66
131/62
Rev. 82/64
239/62
Rev. 230/66
132/62
Rev. 229/63
242/62
Rev. 249/63
133/62
Rev. 189/63
243/62
Rev. 41/63
134/62
Rev. 189/63
246/62
Rev. 271/65
135/62
See S.O. 1967, c. 78, s. 1
248/62
Rev. 97/68
136/62
Rev. 341/66
250/62
Rev. 18/65
138/62
Rev. 199/65
253/62
Rev. 153/67
142/62
Rev. 132/64
254/62
Rev. 211/65
144/62
Rev. 1/67
255/62
Rev. 163/67
148/62
Rev. 190/68
256/62
Rev. 286/63
150/62
Rev. 37/68
257/62
Rev. 22/65
152/62
Rev. 297/67
258/62
Rev. 162/63
154/62
Rev. 187/65
259/62
Rev. 285/63
156/62
Revkg.
260/62
Rev. 280/63
160/62
Rev. 190/62
267/62
Rev. 72/68
161/62
Exp.
268/62
Rev. 305/63
163/62
Exp.
269/62
Rev. 258/63
165/62
Rev. 189/63
272/62
Rev. 189/63
166/62
Rev. 128/65
274/62
Rev. 322/62
171/62
Rev. 247/64
275/62
Rev. 359/66
173/62
Rev. 170/63
279/62
Rev. 305/63
175/62
Rev. 239/67
280/62
Rev. 4/67
176/62
Rev. 249/63
283/62
Rev. 130/66
182/62
Rev. 274/64
285/62
Rev. 284/63
187/62
Rev. 222/67
288/62
Rev. 338/65
191/62
Rev. 160/65
289/62
Rev. 27/63
193/62
Rev. 51/67
290/62
Rev. 110/63
194/62
Rev. 264/66
291/62
Revkg.
198/62
Rev. 339/65
292/62
Rev. 189/63
199/62
Rev. 1/67
295/62 -
Rev. 249/63
200/62
Rev. 304/63
297/62
Rev. 1/67
201/62
Rev. 260/65
299/62
Exp.
202/62
Rev. 265/66
300/62
Rev. 82/64
204/62
Rev. 22/65
305/62
Rev. 302/64
206/62
Rev. 93/67
309/62
Rev. 305/63
207/62
Rev. 192/68
315/62
Rev. 110/63
210/62
Rev. 199/65
321/62
Rev. 190/68
211/62
Rev. 102/66
326/62
Rev. 359/66
212/62
Rev. 309/67
327/62
Rev. 297/64
214/62
Rev. 236/63
334/62
Rev. 311/63
215/62
Rev. 240/63
336/62
Rev. 342/65
218/62
Revkg.
338/62
Rev. 399/68
219/62
Rev. 229/68
340/62
Rev. 323/64
220/62
Rev. 326/64
221/62
Rev. 325/64
2/63
Rev. 305/63
222/62
Rev. 162/63
3/63
Rev. 104/67
223/62
Rev. 110/63
4/63
Rev. 359/66
224/62
Rev. 1/67
8/63
Rev. 350/63
228/62
Rev. 366/67
9/63
Revkg.
229/62
Rev. 184/65
11/63
Rev. 104/67
230/62
Rev. 246/64
13/63
Rev. 11/64
233/62
Rev. 189/63
17/63
Rev. 378/66
Ixil
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
Ontario
Ontario
Regulations
Disposition
Regulations
Disposition
19/63
Rev. 110/63
137/63
Revkg.
20/63
Rev. 1/67
138/63
Rev. 152/64
24/63
Rev. 326/64
141/63
Rev. 184/64
26/63
Rev. 305/63
143/63
Exp.
27/63
Rev. 125/64
144/63
Rev. 239/67
29/63
Rev. 340/66
146/63
Rev. 182/64
32/63
Rev. 16/64
147/63
Rev. 107/66
35/63
Rev. 254/65
149/63
Rev. 329/65
36/63
Rev. 305/63
152/63
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37/63
Rev. 190/68
153/63
Rev. 127/67
38/63
Rev. 187/65
155/63
Rev. 179/67
39/63
Rev. 289/63
156/63
Rev. 1/67
40/63
Rev. 11/64
157/63
Rev. 267/64
42/63
Rev. 121/64
158/63
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44/63
Rev. 290/68
159/63
Rev. 267/64
46/63
Rev. 339/65
160/63
Rev. 272/64
48/63
Rev. 25/65
162/63
Revkg.
50/63
Rev. 76/67
163/63
Rev. 316/66
51/63
Rev. 107/67
164/63
Rev. 13/65
52/63
Rev. 416/67
165/63
Rev. 16/64
55/63
Rev. 1/67
171/63
Rev. 359/66
56/63
Rev. 110/63
177/63
Rev. 172/66
58/63
Rev. 149/64
180/63
Revkg.
61/63
Rev. 221/65
181/63
Rev. 316/64
64/63
Rev. 260/65
183/63
Rev. 307/68
65/63
Revkg.
187/63
Rev. 182/64
66/63
Rev. 46/65
189/63
Rev. 139/65
68/63
Rev. 305/63
191/63
Rev. 190/68
74/63
Rev. 244/64
192/63
Rev. 1/67
79/63
Rev. 199/65
193/63
Rev. 364/67
82/63
Rev. 46/65
195/63
Rev. 177/64
83/63
Rev. 71/65
196/63
See S.O. 1966,
84/63
Rev. 24/65
c. 142, s. 147 (1)
85/63
Exp.
199/63
Exp.
86/63
Rev. 190/68
202/63
Rev. 28/66
87/63
Rev. 230/66
210/63
Rev. 235/64
88/63
Rev. 182/64
213/63
Rev. 1/67
92/63
Rev. 191/68
217/63
Rev. 174/66
93/63
Rev. 190/68
218/63
Rev. 50/66
94/63
Rev. 306/63
224/63
Rev. 308/63
97/63
Exp.
226/63
Rev. 208/67
98/63
Exp.
230/63
Rev. 190/68
101/63
Rev. 305/63
235/63
Rev. 417/67
105/63
Rev. 1/67
237/63
Rev. 229/68
110/63
Rev. 364/67
238/63
Rev. 110/66
115/63
Rev. 185/67
244/63
Rev. 279/64
125/63
Rev. 53/64
246/63
Rev. 139/65
126/63
Rev. 226/63
249/63
Revkg.
127/63
Rev. 82/64
251/63
Rev. 89/64
129/63
Rev. 5/64
254/63
Rev. 35/66
130/63
Rev. 87/68
255/63
Rev. 152/64
131/63
Rev. 26/65
258/63
Rev. 283/64
133/63
Rev. 6/65
261/63
See S.O. 1965, c. 72, s.
27
134/63
Rev. 38/66
262/63
Rev. 264/66
135/63
Rev. 6/65
266/63
Rev. 127/67
136/63
Rev. 7/65
267/63
Rev. 177/64
THE ONTARIO GAZE'n 1-:
Ixiii
Ontario
Ontario
Regulations
Disposition
Regulations
Disposition
269/63
Rev. 247/65
45/64
Rev. 240/67
272/63
Rev. 1/67
46/64
Rev. 139/65
273/63
Rev. 177/64
50/64
See S.O. 1964, c. 17,
s. 1
275/63
Rev. 329/65
54/64
Rev. 94/67
276/63
Rev. 99/65
58/64
Rev. 1/67
277/63
Rev. 62/68
59/64
Rev. 364/67
278/63
Rev. 297/64
62/64
Rev. 175/65
280/63
Rev. 278/66
67/64
Rev. 302/64
285/63
Rev. 277/68
71/64
Rev. 1/67
286/63
Rev. 277/68
72/64
Rev. 99/68
289/63
Rev. 111/64
77/64
Rev. 1/67
290/63
Exp.
78/64
Exp.
293/63
Exp.
79/64
Exp.
294/63
Rev. 373/66
82/64
Rev. 208/67
297/63
Rev. 177/64
83/64
Rev. 378/66
298/63
Rev. 139/65
86/64
Rev. 320/65
299/63
Rev. 139/65
91/64
Rev. 163/68
301/63
Rev. 1/67
92/64
Rev. 179/67
302/63
Rev. 364/67
93/64
Rev. 208/67
304/63
Rev. 378/66
94/64
Rev. 14/68
309/63
Rev. 309/67
95/64
Rev. 6/65
310/63
Rev. 274/67
96/64
Rev. 6/65
313/63
Rev. 24/65
97/64
Rev. 7/65
314/63
Rev. 260/65
98/64
Rev. 7/65
316/63
Exp.
99/64
Rev. 38/66
317/63
Rev. 301/64
100/64
Rev. 8/65
318/63
Rev. 22/64
101/64
Rev. 8/65
326/63
Rev. 14/65
102/64
Rev. 38/66
332/63
Rev. 197/64
103/64
Rev. 7/65
335/63
Rev. 78/68
104/64
Rev. 71/67
343/63
Rev. 76/67
107/64
Rev. 208/67
344/63
Rev. 152/64
108/64
Rev. 1/67
349/63
Rev. 325/64
109/64
Rev. 206/67
350/63
Rev. 334/64
111/64 '
113/64
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Rev. 416/67
5/64
Rev. 445/67
115/64
Rev. 163/67
6/64
Rev. 1/67
120/64
Rev. 302/66
9/64
Rev. 309/67
123/64
Rev. 271/68
10/64
Rev. 182/64
124/64
Rev. 213/65
11/64
Rev. 19/65
125/64
See S.O. 1965, c. 72,
s. 27
12/64
Rev. 329/65
126/64
Rev. 38/66
13/64
Rev. 107/67
127/64
Rev. 7/65
16/64
Rev. 43/65
128/64
Rev. 7/65
17/64
Exp.
129/64
Rev. 200/65
21/64
Rev. 297/65
130/64
Rev. 28/66
24/64
Rev. 355/67
133/64
Rev. 260/65
25/64
See S.O. 1965, c. 72, s. 27
134/64
Rev. 359/66
27/64
Rev. 266/64
136/64
Rev. 99/68
28/64
Rev. 266/64
137/64
Rev. 1/67
30/64
Rev. 1/67
139/64
Rev. 176/64
32/64
Rev. 35/66
143/64
Rev. 7/65
33/64
Rev. 303/65
144/64
Rev. 8/65
34/64
Rev. 301/66
145/64
Rev. 7/65
35/64
Rev. 239/67
146/64
Rev. 6/65
39/64
Rev. 309/64
147/64
Rev. 6/65
42/64
Rev. 107/66
148/64
Rev. 8/65
Ixiv
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
Ontario
Ontario
Regulations
Disposition
Regulations
Disposition
149/64
Rev. 61/66
298/64
Exp.
152/64
Rev. 158/65
300/64 .
Rev. 297/65
153/64
Rev. 153/65
301/64
Rev. 314/65
156/64
Rev. 139/67
302/64
Rev. 346/68
164/64
Rev. 364/67
303/64
Rev. 1/67
165/64
Rev. 1/67
304/64
Rev. 364/67
169/64
Rev. 4/67
306/64
Rev. 287/67
172/64
Rev. 309/64
307/64
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174/64
Rev. 208/67
313/64
Revkg.
177/64
Rev. 159/65
318/64
Rev. 260/65
182/64
Rev. 240/66
321/64
Rev. 151/65
187/64
Rev. 217/65
326/64
Rev. 420/68
189/64
Rev. 279/65
327/64
Rev. 297/65
190/64
Rev. 359/66
329/64
Rev. 416/67
192/64
Rev. 158/65
330/64
Rev. 417/67
201/64
Rev. 188/65
332/64
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202/64
Rev. 1/67
333/64
Rev. 166/66
206/64
Rev. 139/65
336/64
Rev. 166/67
211/64
Rev. 278/65
337/64
Rev. 270/66
212/64
Rev. 229/68
338/64
Rev. 239/67
214/64
Rev. 50/67
340/64
Rev. 191/68
217/64
Rev. 397/66
341/64
Rev. 276/66
218/64
Rev. 8/65
346/64
Rev. 61/66
220/64
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221/64
Rev. 88/66
6/65
Rev. 39/66
222/64
Rev. 262/64
7/65
Rev. 39/66
230/64
Rev. 25/65
8/65
Rev. 39/66
232/64
Rev. 239/67
9/65
Rev. 40/66
233/64
Rev. 364/67
14/65
Rev. 56/67
236/64
Rev. 161/68
15/65
Rev. 92/66
241/64
Rev. 303/67
19/65
Rev. 6/66
245/64
Rev. 260/65
21/65
Rev. 208/67
246/64
Rev. 264/66
26/65
Rev. 64/68
247/64
Rev. 102/66
28/65
Rev. 319/67
248/64
Rev. 43/65
33/65
Rev. 309/67
250/64
Rev. 274/67
35/65
Rev. 314/68
251/64
Rev. 277/68
38/65
Rev. 1/67
255/64
Rev. 7/65
39/65
Rev. 364/67
256/64
Rev. 8/65
40/65
Rev. 364/67
257/64
Rev. 9/65
41/65
Rev. 413/68
258/64
Rev. 6/65
42/65
Rev. 187/65
260/64
Rev. 127/67
43/65
Rev. 24/66
263/64
Rev. 276/66
44/65
Rev. 260/65
269/64
Rev. 375/66
49/65
See S.O. 1966,
271/64
Rev. 72/66
c. 142, s. 147 (1)
272/64
Rev. 65/67
50/65
Rev. 163/68
273/64
Rev. 66/67
51/65
Rev. 213/65
277/64
Revkg.
52/65
Rev. 190/68
279/64
Rev. 342/68
55/65
Rev. 188/65
280/64
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57/65
Exp.
281/64
Rev. 277/68
65/65
Rev. 416/67
286/64
Rev. 159/65
67/65
Rev. 1/67
290/64
Rev. 139/65
68/65
Rev. 239/65
291/64
Rev. 217/67
78/65
Rev. 199/65
292/64
Rev. 208/67
79/65
Rev. 1/67
295/64
Rev. 190/68
81/65
Rev. 208/67
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
Ixv
Ontario
Ontario
Regulations
Disposition
Regulations
Disposition
fe 82/65
Rev. 208/67
272/65
Rev. 278/68
^B 84/65
Rev. 445/67
277/65
Rev. 263/67
^B 85/65
Rev. 364/67
278/65
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H^ 86/65
Rev. 1/67
279/65
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95/65
Rev. 104/67
282/65
Rev. 44/66
m 106/65
Rev. 239/67
283/65
Rev. 129/67
B 107/65
Rev. 260/65
284/65
Rev. 303/65
m 110/65
Rev. 416/67
288/65
Rev. 107/67
i 113/65
Rev. 109/68
292/65
Rev. 401/68
1 114/65
Rev. 260/65
293/65
Rev. 304/67
1 119/65
Rev. 110/66
295/65
Rev. 68/68
f 130/65
Rev. 190/68
298/65
Rev. 76/67
138/65
Rev. 364/67
300/65
Rev. 75/67
139/65
Rev. 278/68
301/65
Rev. 190/68
145/65
Rev. 208/67
303/65
Revkg.
146/65
Rev. 208/67
304/65
Rev. 263/67
147/65
Rev. 208/67
305/65
Exp.
150/65
Rev. 213/65
306/65
Rev. 103/66
151/65
Rev. 188/65
309/65
Rev. 290/68
153/65
Rev. 288/66
311/65
Rev. 199/66
158/65
Rev. 9/66
314/65
Rev. 389/66
159/65
Rev. 253/66
320/65
Rev. 296/66
164/65
Rev. 62/68
321/65
Rev. 1/67
167/65
Rev. 1/67
322/65
Rev. 109/68
168/65
Rev. 253/65
329/65
Revkg.
175/65
Rev. 345/68
334/65
Rev. 97/68
177/65
Rev. 208/67
342/65
Rev. 129/67
180/65
Rev. 278/68
343/65
Rev. 196/67
181/65
Rev. 253/66
344/65
Rev. 44/66
188/65
Rev. 103/66
345/65
Rev. 309/67
189/65
Rev. 115/68
351/65
Rev. 24/66
190/65
Rev. 359/66
354/65
Rev. 104/67
194/65
Rev. 208/67
196/65
Rev. 107/67
1/66 '
Rev. 145/66
197/65
Rev. 364/67
6/66
Rev. 36/67
198/65
Rev. 1/67
9/66
Rev. 295/67
199/65
Rev. 199/66
10/66
Rev. 68/68
200/65
Rev. 331/66
13/66
Rev. 395/66
211/65
Rev. 339/68
15/66
Rev. 191/68
217/65
Rev. 1/67
16/66
Rev. 190/68
220/65
Rev. 1/67
17/66
Rev. 341/66
224/65
Rev. 413/68
18/66
Rev. 271/68
230/65
Rev. 40/67
24/66
Rev. 24/67
232/65
Rev. 99/68
31/66
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236/65
Rev. 278/68
33/66
Rev. 359/66
237/65
Rev. 318/68
36/66
Rev. 341/66
238/65
Rev. 16/68
37/66
Rev. 295/67
240/65
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45/66
Rev. 85/66
252/65
Rev. 72/67
49/66
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253/65
Rev. 364/67
50/66
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254/65
Rev. 373/66
51/66
Rev. 229/68
260/65
Rev. 75/67
54/66
Rev. 68/68
261/65
Rev. 127/67
56/66
Rev. 163/68
265/65
Rev. 335/66
57/66
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266/65
Rev. 278/68
62/66
Rev. 314/68
267/65
Rev. 235/68
65/66
Exp.
Ixvi
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
Ontario
Ontario
Regulations
Disposition
Regulations
Disposition
67/66
Rev. 155/66
288/66
Rev. 294/67
76/66
Rev. 68/68
296/66
Rev. 408/67
80/66
Rev. 171/66
300/66
Rev. 282/68
83/66
Rev. 276/66
303/66
Rev. 82/68
85/66
Rev. 68/68
304/66
Rev. 68/68
89/66
Rev. 69/67
306/66
Rev. 68/68
92/66
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307/66
Rev. 196/67
94/66
Rev, 416/67
314/66
Rev. 295/67
98/66
Rev. 75/67
319/66
Rev. 359/66
100/66
Rev. 190/68
322/66
Rev. 64/68
105/66
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323/66
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110/66
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324/66
Rev. 75/67
111/66
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326/66
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119/66
Rev. 361/66
327/66
Rev. 364/67
122/66
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330/66
Rev. 272/67
123/66
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334/66
Rev. 278/68
124/66
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335/66
Rev. 277/68
127/66
Rev. 68/68
338/66
Rev. 75/67
132/66
Rev. 351/67
340/66
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136/66
Rev. 1/67
341/66
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137/66
Rev. 364/67
342/66
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138/66
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345/66
Rev. 229/68
139/66
Rev. 24/67
351/66
Rev. 24/67
141/66
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354/66
Rev. 192/68
145/66
Rev. 75/67
355/66
Rev. 190/68
146/66
Rev. 276/67
357/66
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148/66
Rev. 310/66
372/66
Rev. 420/68
155/66
Rev. 75/67
376/66
Rev. 364/67
159/66
Rev. 56/67
377/66
Rev. 75/67
161/66
Rev. 194/66
386/66
Rev. 452/67
168/66
Rev. 229/68
389/66
Rev. 452/67
176/66
Rev. 75/67
391/66
Rev. 173/67
178/66
Rev. 350/66
395/66
Rev. 75/67
181/66
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186/66
Rev. 445/67
14/67
Rev. 75/67
194/66
Rev. 68/68
21/67
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199/66
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23/67
Rev. 68/68
200/66
Rev. 417/67
24/67
Rev. 43/68
210/66
Rev. 1/67
28/67
Rev. 172/67
213/66
Rev. 68/68
31/67
Rev. 365/67
218/66
Rev. 75/67
36/67
Rev. 25/68
232/66
Rev. 82/67
38/67
Rev. 352/67
236/66
Rev. 141/68
48/67
Rev. 94/68
247/66
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52/67
Rev. 190/68
248/66
Rev. 75/67
54/67
Rev. 416/67
253/66
Rev. 272/67
67/67
Rev. 417/67
256/66
Rev. 24/67
73/67
Rev. 235/67
257/66
Rev. 359/66
87/67
Rev. 185/68
259/66
Rev. 287/66
88/67
Rev. 416/67
266/66
Rev. 359/66
110/67
Rev. 68/68
271/66
Exp.
115/67
Exp.
272/66
Rev. 278/68
118/67
Rev. 345/67
277/66
Rev. 104/67
123/67
Rev. 68/68
279/66
Rev. 346/68
129/67
Revkg.
285/66
Rev. 68/68
134/67
Exp.
287/66
Rev. 324/66
135/67
Exp.
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
Ixvii
Ontario
Ontario
Regulations
Disposition
Regulations
Disposition
136/67
Exp.
373/67
Rev. 43/68
140/67
Rev. 62/68
375/67
Rev. 278/68
147/67
Exp.
376/67
Rev. 117/68
157/67
Rev. 163/68
384/67
Rev. 278/68
159/67
Rev. 77/68
392/67
Exp.
170/67
Rev. 345/68
408/67
Rev. 258/68
172/67
Rev. 376/67
413/67
Rev. 68/68
Wb 173/67
Rev. 68/68
416/67
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K 175/67
Rev. 68/68
417/67
Revkg.
^ 186/67
Rev. 364/67
437/67
Rev. 310/68
H| 192/67
Rev. 307/68
441/67
Rev. 279/68
^K 228/67
Rev. 306/67
456/67
Rev. 109/68
^m 235/67
Rev. 354/67
^P 237/67
Rev. 364/67
H 267/67
Rev. 72/68
7/68
Rev. 155/68
J 273/67
Rev. 277/68
38/68
Rev. 310/68
' 274/67
Rev. 277/68
46/68
Rev. 312/68
300/67
Rev. 364/67
92/68
Rev. 282/68
308/67
Rev. 386/68
93/68
Rev. 260/68
311/67
Rev. 445/67
94/68
Rev. 162/68
' 312/67
Rev. 445/67
101/68
Rev. 273/68
313/67
Rev. 445/67
111/68
Rev. 157/68
321/67
Rev. 364/67
119/68
Rev. 351/68
325/67
Rev. 280/68
125/68
Rev. 194/68
329/67
Rev. 241/68
134/68
Rev. 254/68
339/67
Rev. 68/68
154/68
Rev. 420/68
341/67
Rev. 43/68
157/68
Rev. 310/68
349/67
Rev. 278/68
165/68
Rev. 190/68
^ 351/67
Rev. 190/68
244/68
Rev. 420/68
354/67
Rev. 109/68
265/68
Rev. 315/68
369/67
Rev. 279/68
288/68
Rev. 315/68
O. Reg. 1/68
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 4/68
99
Publications Under The Regulations Act
January 13th, 1968
THE CERTIFICATION OF TITLES ACT
O. Reg. 1/68.
Certification Areas.
Made — January 4th, 1968.
Filed— January 5th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE CERTIFICATION OF TITLES ACT
1. Item 9 of Regulation 45 of Revised Regulations
of Ontario, 1960, as made by section 1 of Ontario
Regulation 212/67, is amended by striking out "cities
of Eastview and Ottawa" in the first and second lines
and inserting in lieu thereof "City of Eastview".
2. This Regulation comes into force on the 1st day
of February, 1968.
(8610) 2
THE MILK ACT, 1965
O. Reg. 2/68.
Milk— Plan.
Made — January 4th, 1968.
Filed— January 5th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE MILK ACT, 1965
1. Sections 5 and 6 of the Schedule to Ontario
Regulation 202/65, as remade by section 1 of Ontario
Regulation 304/67, are revoked and the following
substituted therefor:
5. Subject to section 22, the marketing board
shall be composed of not more than twelve
members.
6. The Lieutenant Governor in Council shall
appoint to the marketing board every person
elected in accordance with the provisions of
this plan.
2. Section 17 of the Schedule to Ontario Regula-
tion 202/65, as made by section 3 of Ontario Regu-
lation 304/67, is revoked and the following substituted
therefor:
17. A member of the marketing board shall be
appointed to take ofifice on the 10th day of
January next following the date of his election
and shall hold office until his successor takes
office.
3. Section 18 of the Schedule to Ontario Regulation
202/65, as made by section 3 of Ontario Regulation
304/67, is amended by striking out "15th" in the first
line and inserting in lieu thereof "10th".
4. Items 8, 9 and 10 of subsection 1 of section 21
of the Schedule to Ontario Regulation 202/65, as made
by section 3 of Ontario Regulation 304/67, are revoked
and the following substituted therefor:
8. Region 8, J. Grant Smith, Burgessville.
9. Region 9, Ray McDougall, R.R. 1, Glanworth.
10. Region 10, Harold H. Scott, R.R. 2, Stratford.
5. Section 4 of this Regulation comes into force on
the 10th day of January, 1968.
(8611) 2
THE WEED CONTROL ACT
O. Reg. 3/68.
General.
Made — January 4th, 1968.
Filed— January 5th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE WEED CONTROL ACT
1. Schedule 3 to Regulation 565 of Revised Regu-
lations of Ontario, 1960, as made by section 2 of
Ontario Regulation 170/63 and amended by section 1
of Ontario Regulation 112/64 and section 1 of Ontario
Regulation 288/64, is further amended by adding
thereto the following items:
5 Common ' Arctium Minus
Burdock (Hill) Bernh.
6 Goldenrod SoHdago spp.
Township of
Saltfleet in
the County
of Wentworth
Township of
Saltfleet in
the County
of Wentworth
(8612)
THE MINING ACT
O. Reg. 4/68.
Lands Open for Prospecting, Staking Out
or Leasing.
Made — January 4th, 1968.
Filed— January 8th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE MINING ACT
1. The lands and mining rights described in the Schedule shall be open for prospecting, staking out or
leasing at and after 7 o'clock Standard Time in the forenoon of the 29th day of January, 1968.
100
O. Reg. 4/68
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 5/68
Schedule
Former
Geographic
Territorial
Former
Mining
Township or
District in which
Number of
Lease
Claim
area in which
township or area
Acres
Number
Number
land is situate
is situate
more or less
1.
12610
T.B. 9760
McComber
Thunder Bay
37.0
2.
12611
T.B. 9761
McComber
Thunder Bay
49.7
3.
12612
T.B. 9762
McComber
Thunder Bay
61.2
4.
12080
P. 23407
Adams
Timiskaming
35.31
5.
12081
P. 23408
Adams
Timiskaming
42.945
6.
12082
P. 27289
Adams
Timiskaming
32.86
7.
12083
P. 23417
Adams
Timiskaming
35.01
8.
12084
P. 23414
Adams
Timiskaming
41.86
9.
12085
P. 23411
Adams
Timiskaming
29.66
10.
12086
P. 26860
Adams
Timiskaming
33.00
11.
12087
P. 23421
Adams
Timiskaming
47.93
12.
12088
P. 23422
Adams
Timiskaming
49.65
13.
12785
G.G. 5956
Tyrrell
Timiskaming
66.9
14.
12786
G.G. 5902
Tyrrell
Timiskaming
37.4
15.
12787
G.G. 5903
Tyrrell
Timiskaming
42.1
16.
12788
G.G. 5907
Tyrrell
Timiskaming
33.5
17.
12789
G.G. 5908
Tyrrell
Timiskaming
56.3
18.
12790
G.G. 6194
Tyrrell
Timiskaming
38.6
19.
12791
G.G. 5904
Tyrrell
Timiskaming
50.7
20.
12792
G.G. 5905
Tyrrell
Timiskaming
52.0
21.
12793
G.G. 5906
Tyrrell
Timiskaming
49.8
22.
12795
G.G. 6189
Tyrrell
Timiskaming
5.1
(8113)
THE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION ACT
O. Reg. 5/68.
The Mohawk College of Applied Arts
and Technology.
Made— December 14th, 1967.
Approved — December 20th, 1967.
Filed— January 8th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION ACT
1. Ontario Regulation 352/66 is amended by
adding thereto the following section:
2. The provincial polytechnical institute known
as "The Hamilton Institute of Technology",
established under section 14 of the Act, is
incorporated with The Mohawk College of
Applied Arts and Technology established
under subsection 1 of section 1 of this Regu-
lation.
WILLIAM DAVIS,
Minister of Education.
Dated at Toronto, this 14th day of December, 1967.
(8619)
O. Reg. 6/68
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 7/68
161
Publications Under The Regulations Act
January 20th, 1968
THE PUBLIC HOSPITALS ACT
O. Reg. 6/68.
Classification of Hospitals.
Made— [anuary 4th, 1968.
Filed— January 11th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE PUBLIC HOSPrrALS ACT
1. Jhe Schedule to Ontario Regulation 364/67 is
amended by,
(a) adding the following item under the heading
"Group A Hospitals":
la. Ottawa
The Children's Hos-
pital of Eastern
Ontario
{b) adding the following item under the heading
"Group C Hospitals":
68a. St. Mary's
St. Mary's Memorial
Hospital
(r) striking out "St. Barnard's Convalescent
Hospital" opposite item 13 under the heading
"Group P2 Hospitals" and inserting in lieu
thereof "St. Bernard's Convalescent Hos-
pital";
{d) striking out "Community General Hospital"
opposite item 72 under the heading "Group
G Hospitals" and inserting in lieu thereof
"Community Memorial Hospital"; and
(e) adding the following items under the heading
"Group G Hospitals":
30a. Georgetown Georgetown and Dis-
trict Memorial Hos-
pital (Chronic Patients
Unit)
58a. Newmarket
York County Hospital
(Chronic Patients
Unit)
88c. Sudbury
St. Joseph's Hospital
(Chronic Patients
Unit)
(8695)
THE PUBLIC HEALTH ACT
O. Reg. 7/68.
Health Units — General.
Made— December 15th, 1967.
Approved — January 4th, 1968.
Filed— January 11th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE PUBLIC HEALTH ACT
1. — (1) Schedule 17 to Regulation 510 of Revised
Regulations of Ontario, 1960, as remade by section 1
of Ontario Regulation 305/63 and amended by Ontario
Regulations 230/65, 40/67 and 253/67, is further
amended by striking out "nine" in the second line and
inserting in lieu thereof "ten".
(2) The said Schedule 17 is further amended by
adding thereto the following subparagraph:
vi. One member to be appointed by the Munici-
pal Council of the Town of Sturgeon Falls,
the Municipal Council of the Township of
Caldwell and the Municipal Council of the
Township of Springer.
M. B. DYMOND,
Minister of Health.
Dated at Toronto, this 15th day of December, 1967.
(8696) 3
'Sȣlt!l0
4
O. Reg. 8/68
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 11/68
219
Publications Under The Regulations Act
January 27th, 1968
THE MEAT INSPECTION ACT (ONTARIO),
1962-63
O. Reg. 8/68.
Exemptions.
Made— January 11th, 1968.
Filed— January 15th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE MEAT INSPECTION ACT (ONTARIO),
1962-63
1. The Schedule to Ontario Regulation 106/67, as
amended by section 1 of Ontario Regulation 378/67,
is further amended by striking out "Durham",
"Ontario", "Peterborough" and "Victoria" under the
heading "COUNTY".
(8736) 4
k
THE OLEOMARGARINE ACT
O. Reg. 9/68.
General.
Made— January 11th, 1968.
Filed— January 15th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE OLEOMARGARINE ACT
1. Section 6 of Regulation 458 of Revised Regu-
lations of Ontario, 1960, as amended by section 1 of
Ontario Regulation 330/63, is revoked and the follow-
ing substituted therefor:
6. — (1) Oleomargarine shall contain refined oils of
animal, fish, marine-animal, marine or vege-
table origin, or any combination thereof.
(2) The refined oils mentioned in subsection 1
shall,
(a) be fit for human consumption; and
(6) comprise,
(i) not more than 40 per cent, or
(ii) not less than 80 per cent,
by weight of the oleomargarine.
2. Section 7 of Regulation 458 of Revised Regu-
lations of Ontario, 1960, as amended by section 1 of
Ontario Regulation 56/64, is revoked and the following
substituted therefor:
7. — (1) Where the refined oils mentioned in sub-
section 1 of section 6 comprise not less than
80 per cent by weight of the oleomargarine,
and the oleomargarine contains,
(a) water, the water shall not exceed
16 per cent by weight of the oleo-
margarine; or
(b) milk solids, the milk solids shall not
exceed 1.4 per cent by weight of the
oleomargarine.
(2) Where the refined oils mentioned in sub-
section 1 of section 6 comprise not more than
40 per cent by weight of the oleomargarine,
and the oleomargarine contains milk solids,
the milk solids shall not exceed 2.8 per cent
by weight of the oleomargarine.
3. Section 7c of Regulation 458 of Revised Regu-
lations of Ontario, 1960, as made by section 1 of
Ontario Regulation 320/63, is amended by adding
thereto the following subsection:
(2a)
Where the refined oils mentioned in sub-
section 1 of section 6 comprise not more than
40 per cent by weight of the oleomargarine,
the word "diet" shall precede the word
"oleomargarine" or "margarine" wherever it
appears on the package containing oleo-
margarine in letters not smaller than those in
the word "oleomargarine" or "margarine"
which the word "diet" precedes.
(8737)
THE PENSION BENEFITS ACT, 1965
O. Reg. 10/68.
General.
Made— January 11th, 1968.
Filed— January 17th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE PENSION BENEFITS ACT, 1965
1. Section 20 of Ontario Regulation 103/66, as
amended by section 3 of Ontario Regulation 148/67, is
revoked and the following substituted therefor:
20. The following provinces and territories of
Canada are designated as provinces or terri-
tories, as the case may be, in which there is in
force legislation substantially similar to the
Act:
1. The Province of Alberta.
2. The Province of Quebec.
3. The Northwest Territories and Yukon
Territory.
(8738) 4
THE PUBLIC HEALTH ACT
O. Reg. 11/68.
Health Units — Areas that may be included
in Health Units.
Made— January 11th, 1968.
Filed— January 19th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE PUBLIC HEALTH ACT
1. Paragraph 1 of Schedule 4 to Regulation 509 of
Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1960, is amended by
adding thereto the following subparagraph:
xio. Foleyet.
(8749) 4
220
O. Reg. 12/68
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 15/68
THE HIGHWAY TRAFFIC ACT
O. Reg. 12/68.
Stop Signs at Intersections.
Made— January 11th, 1968.
Filed— January 19th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE HIGHWAY TRAFFIC ACT
1. Ontario Regulation 117/62, as amended by
Ontario Regulations 90/63, 182/63, 208/63, 41/64,
106/64, 138/64, 273/65, 263/66, 393/66 and 350/67,
is further amended by adding thereto the following
schedules:
Schedule 27
1. Highway No. 7 in the Village of Arkona in the
County of Lambton at its intersection with
the roadway known as Lambton Road No. 16.
2. Northbound and southbound on Highway
No. 7.
Schedule 28
1. Highway No. 16 in the Township of North
Gower in the County of Carleton at its inter-
section with the roadway known as Carleton
County Road No. 5.
2. Southbound on Highway No. 16.
Schedule 29
1. Highway No. 18 in the Township of Sandwich
West in the County of Essex at its inter-
section with the roadway known as Front
Road.
2. Northbound on Highway No. 18.
Schedule 30
1. Highway No. 615 in the Township of Mather
in the District of Rainy River at its inter-
section with the road allowance between the
townships of Mather and Kingsford.
2, Eastbound on Highway No. 615.
(8750) 4
THE HIGHWAY TRAFFIC ACT
O. Reg. 13/68.
Parking.
Made— January 11th, 1968.
Filed— January 19th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE HIGHWAY TRAFFIC ACT
1. Regulation 229 of Revised Regulations of
Ontario, 1960, as amended by Ontario Regulations
114/64, 116/64, 285/64, 310/64, 147/66, 251/66, 15/67,
211/67 and 296/67, is further amended by adding
thereto the following schedules:
Schedule 13
HIGHWAY NO. 17
1. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 17 in the Township of Aweres in the
District of Algoma commencing at a point
situate 1300 feet measured southerly from its
intersection with the entrance to the Heyden
Raceway and extending northerly therealong
for a distance of 2600 feet more or less.
Schedule 14
HIGHWAY NO. 541
1. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 541 in the Township of Garson in the
District of Sudbury lying between a point
situate 400 feet measured southerly from its
intersection with the roadway known as
O'Neil Drive and a point situate 600 feet
measured northerly from its intersection with
the roadway known as Church Street.
(8751)
THE GAME AND FISH ACT, 1961-62
O. Reg. 14/68.
Hunter Safety Training Course.
Made— January 18th, 1968.
Filed— January 19th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE GAME AND FISH ACT, 1961-62
HUNTER SAFETY TRAINING COURSE
1. The Minister may appoint as a hunting in-
structor any person who, in the opinion of the Minister,
is competent to conduct a course determined by the
Minister in the safe handling of fire-arms.
2. — (1) A hunting instructor shall give to any
person who applies to the hunting instructor therefor
such course in the safe handling of fire-arms as is
determined by the Minister.
(2) The course shall be given at such times and in
such places as the hunting instructor determines.
3. Upon completion of a course by a candidate, the
hunting instructor shall issue a certificate certifying
that the candidate has completed the course.
4. Ontario Regulation 94/64 is revoked.
(8752) 4
THE GAME AND FISH ACT, 1961-62
O. Reg. 15/68.
Game Bird Hunting Preserves.
Made— January 18th, 1968.
Filed— January 19th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE GAME AND FISH ACT, 1961-62
GAME BIRD HUNTING PRESERVES
1. — (1) A licence to own or operate a game bird
hunting preserve shall be in Form 1 and shall be valid
for the species designated therein.
(2) An application for a licence in Form 1 shall be
in Form 2.
(3) The fee payable for a licence in Form 1 is $100.
(4) A licence in Form 1 expires with the 31st day
of March next following the date of issue.
O. Reg. 15/68
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
221
2. No licence in Form 1 shall be issued,
(a) where the issuance of the licence would result
in the licensing of more than 600 acres of land
in a concession of a township; or
(6) for any land that is situate within 1320 feet
of another licensed game bird hunting
preserve.
3. — (1) A game bird hunting preserve shall be not
less than 100 acres and not more than 600 acres in area.
(2) Subsection 1 does not apply to an island wholly
owned by the holder of a licence in Form 1 or an
Indian reserve.
4. The owner or operator of a game bird hunting
preserve situate in that part of Ontario described in
the Schedule shall release four pheasants propagated
under a licence to propagate or sell game birds or
possess game birds for propagation or sale for each
three pheasants hunted on the preserve, and in default
of such release no licence shall be issued to the owner
or operator for a period of one year.
5. — (1) Bobwhite quail and pheasants on a game
bird hunting preserve may be hunted during the
months of January, February, March, September,
October, November and December.
(2) Any regulations under the Act that limit the
hours during which bobwhite quail or pheasants may be
hunted and limit the number or sex of bobwhite quail
or pheasants that may be hunted in one day or possessed
by any person do not apply to bobwhite quail or
pheasants hunted on a game bird hunting preserve.
6. — (1) No person shall remove from a game bird
hunting preserve a bobwhite quail or pheasant that
does not have attached to the underside of a wing a
sealed serially numbered wing-tag furnished by the
Department.
(2) The fee payable for each wing- tag furnished by
the Department is 5 cents.
7. The holder of a licence in Form 1 shall,
(o) maintain a daily register of names, addresses
and hunting licence numbers of all persons
hunting on the game bird hunting preserve,
and the number of bobwhite quail and
pheasants removed from the preserve by each
of such persons;
(b) retain the daily register for a period of two
years following the expiry date of the licence;
and
(c) within thirty days following the expiry of the
licence make a return in Form 3 to the
Department at Toronto.
8. Regulation 199 of Revised Regulations of
Ontario, 1960 is revoked.
Schedule
Beginning at the most westerly corner of the Town-
ship of Huron in the County of Bruce; thence south-
easterly along the southwesterly boundary of the
townships of Huron and Kinloss to the most southerly
corner of the last-mentioned township; thence northerly
along the easterly boundary of the last-mentioned
township, to the southwesterly corner of the Township
of Culross; thence easterly along the southerly boun-
dary of the last-mentioned township and the Township
of Carrick to the southeasterly corner of the last-
mentioned township; thence easterly along the souther-
ly boundary of the townships of Normanby, Egremont,
and Proton in the County of Grey to the southeasterly
corner of the last-mentioned township; thence northerly
along the easterly boundary of the last-mentioned
township to the southerly boundary of the Township of
Artemesia; thence easterly along that boundary and
the southerly boundary of the Township of Osprey to
the southeasterly corner of the last-mentionecl town-
ship; thence easterly along the southerly boundary of
the Township of Nottawasaga in the County of Simcoe
to the southeasterly corner thereof; thence northerly
along the easterly boundary of that township to the
southwesterly corner of the Township of Sunnidale;
thence easterly along the southerly boundary of that
township and the Township of Vespra to the south-
easterly corner of the last-mentioned township; thence
in a northeasterly, southwesterly, southeasterly,
southerly, and southwesterly direction along the shore
of Lake Simcoe to the Township of Brock in the
County of Ontario; thence easterly along the northerly
boundary of the Township of Brock to the intersection
with the easterly limit of the right-of-way of that part
of the King's Highway known as No. 12; thence
southerly along that highway limit to the intersection
with the northerly limit of the right-of-way of that
part of the King's Highway known as No. 7; thence
easterly along that highway limit to the southwesterly
boundary of the Township of South Sherbrooke in the
County of Lanark; thence southeasterly along that
boundary to the northeasterly boundary of the Town-
ship of North Crosby in the County of Leeds; thence
northeasterly along that boundary to the most norther-
ly corner thereof; thence southeasterly along the
northeasterly boundary of that township to the water's
edge along the northerly shore of Rideau Lake; thence
easterly along that water's edge and the water's edge
of the Rideau River to the northwesterly production
of the southwesterly boundary of the Township of
Osgoode in the County of Carleton; thence south-
easterly along that production and the southwesterly
boundary of that township to the most westerly corner
of the Township of Mountain in the County of Dundas;
thence northeasterly along the northwesterly boundary
of that township and the Township of Winchester to
the most westerly corner of the Township of Finch in
the County of Stormont; thence northeasterly along
the northwesterly boundary of that township to the
southwesterly boundary of the Township of Cambridge
in the County of Russell; thence southeasterly along
that southwesterly boundary to the most southerly
corner thereof; thence northeasterly along the south-
easterly boundary of that township to the most easterly
corner thereof; thence northwesterly along the north-
easterly boundary of that township to the most
southerly corner of the Township of South Plantagenet
in the County of Prescott; thence northeasterly along
the southeasterly boundary of that township to the
most easterly corner of the Township of Roxborough
in the County of Stormont; thence southwesterly along
the northeasterly boundary of that township to the
most westerly corner of the Township of Kenyon in the
County of Glengarry; thence easterly, northerly, and
easterly along the northwesterly boundary of that
township to the southwesterly boundary of the Town-
ship of Lochiel; thence northwesterly along that south-
westerly boundary to the most westerly corner thereof;
thence northeasterly along the northwesterly boundary
of that township to the most northerly corner thereof;
thence southerly and southeasterly along the north-
easterly boundary of that township to the Inter-
provincial Boundary between Ontario and Quebec;
thence southwesterly, southeasterly, and southwesterly
along that Interprovincial Boundary to the Inter-
national Boundary between Canada and the United
States of America; thence in a general southwesterly
southerly, southwesterly, northwesterly, northerly, and
northeasterly direction following that International
Boundary to the northwesterly production of the south-
westerly boundary of the Township of Huron in the
County of Bruce; thence southeasterly along that pro-
duction to the place of beginning.
222
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 15/68
Form 1
The Game and Fish Act, 1961-62
No...
19...
LICENCE TO OWN OR OPERATE A
GAME BIRD HUNTING PRESERVE
Under The Game and Fish Act, 1961-62 and the
regulations, and subject to the limitations thereof, this
licence is granted to
of.
to own or operate a game bird hunting preserve on the
following lands:
This licence is valid for the following species:
*bobwhite quail
*pheasant
This licence expires with the 31st day of March
next following the date of issue.
(signature of issuer)
(date)
*Strike out if not applicable.
Form 2
The Game and Fish Act, 1961-62
APPLICATION FOR A LICENCE TO
OWN OR OPERATE A GAME
BIRD HUNTING PRESERVE
Under The Game and Fish Act, 1961-62 and the
regulations, and subject to the limitations thereof,
of.
(print full name, surname preceding)
(post office address)
makes application for a licence to own or operate a
game bird hunting preserve on the following land:
(part) Lot Concession or Plan in the
Township of
County/District of
and more particularly described in instrument No
for the of ,
containing acres.
Are bobwhite quail to be propagated by the applicant?
Yes No
Are pheasants to be propagated by the applicant?
Are bobwhite quail to be imported by the applicant
from outside the Province of Ontario?
Yes
No
Are pheasants to be imported by the applicant from
outside the Province of Ontario?
Yes No
Dated at in the
of this day of.
19
(signature of applicant)
Form 3
The Game and Fish Act, 1961-62
ANNUAL RETURN OF THE HOLDER OF
A LICENCE TO OWN OR OPERATE A
GAME BIRD HUNTING PRESERVE
Name of licensee
Address of licensee
No. of licence expiring with March 31, 19
Total number of bobwhite quail purchased by licensee
from April 1, 19 to March 31, 19
Date
From
Whom
Purchased
Address
Number of
Bobwhite
Quail
Total number of pheasants purchased by licensee from
April 1, 19 to March 31, 19
Yes
No
Date
From
Whom
Purchased
Address
Number of
Pheasants
Total number of bobwhite quail released
from April 1, 19 to March 31, 19
Total number of bobwhite quail removed by
hunters from September 1, 19. . . . to
March 31, 19. . . .
Total number of pheasants released from
April 1, 19 to March 31, 19
O. Reg. 15/68
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 16/68
223
Total number of pheasants removed by-
hunters from September 1, 19.... to
March 31, 19...
Aggregate total of the daily register of
hunters on the preserve from September 1,
19.. . . to March 31, 19. ...
Total number of bobwhite quail not bearing
a wing-tag on hand on March 31, 19
Total number of tagged bobwhite quail on
hand on March 31, 19
Total number of pheasants not bearing a
wing-tag on March 31, 19. . . .
Total number of tagged pheasants on hand
on March 31, 19
I certify that the foregoing information is true.
(signature of licensee)
(8753) 4
THE GAME AND FISH ACT, 1961-62
O. Reg. 16/68.
Bobwhite Quail and Pheasant — Propagation
and Sale.
Made— January 18th, 1968.
Filed— January 19th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE GAME AND FISH ACT, 1961-62
BOBWHITE QUAIL AND PHEASANT —
PROPAGATION AND SALE
1. — (1) A licence to propagate or sell game birds or
possess game birds for propagation or sale shall be in
Form 1 and shall be valid for the species designated
therein.
(2) An application for a licence in Form 1 shall be
in Form 2.
(3) A licence in Form 1 expires with the 31st day of
March next following the date of issue.
(4) The fee for a licence in Form 1 is $10.
2. No person shall sell, offer for sale or be con-
cerned in the sale of a bobwhite quail or a bobwhite
quail egg except to the holder of a licence in Form 1 or
to the holder of a licence to own or operate a game bird
hunting preserve.
3. Subject to section 5 no person shall sell, offer for
sale or be concerned in the sale of a pheasant that does
not have attached to the underside of a wing a serially
numbered seal or tag furnished by the Department to
the holder of a licence in Form 1.
4. Where a pheasant does not have attached to the
underside of a wing a seal or tag furnished by the
Department, the holder of a licence in Form 1 shall,
before selling the pheasant, attach to the underside of a
wing of the pheasant a seal or tag furnished by the
Department to him.
5. Sections 3 and 4 do not apply to a pheasant that
is,
(a) less than seven weeks of age;
(b) sold to the holder of a licence in Form 1 or a
licence to own or operate a game bird hunting
preserve;
(c) sold for release for hunting purposes; or
(d) sold in a dressed condition and in an individual
container or package that clearly exhibits the
name and address of the licensee who propa-
gated the pheasant.
6. The fee payable for each seal or tag that is
furnished by the Department to the holder of a licence
in Form 1 is 5 cents.
7. The holder of a licence in Form 1 shall within
thirty days following the expiry of his licence make a
return in Form 3 to the Department at Toronto.
8. The holder of a licence in Form 1 shall complete
Form 4 in quadruplicate in respect of each bobwhite
quail, bobwhite quail egg, pheasant or pheasant egg
sold and shall,
(a) hand the original to the purchaser at the time
of the sale;
(b) within ten days after the sale, send the
duplicate and triplicate original by registered
mail to the district forester of the district in
which the licensee's premises are situate; and
(c) retain the quadruplicate original in the book
in which Form 4 is supplied.
9. Any person may kill pheasant propagated or
sold by the holder of a licence in Form 1 at any time by
any method other than by shooting.
10. Regulation 200 of Revised Regulations of
Ontario, 1960 and Ontario Regulation 238/65 are
revoked.
Form 1
The Game and Fish Act, 1961-62
No
19.
LICENCE TO PROPAGATE OR SELL GAME
BIRDS OR POSSESS GAME BIRDS
FOR PROPAGATION OR SALE
I Under The Game and Fish Act, 1961-62 and the
regulations, and subject to the limitations thereof, this
licence is granted
to,
of.
to propagate or sell or possess for propagation or sale:
*bobwhite quail
*pheasant
This licence expires with the 31st day of March
next following the date of issue.
(signature of issuer)
(date)
* Strike out if not applicable.
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O. Reg. 16/68
Form 2
The Game and Fish Ad, 1961-62
APPLICATION FOR A LICENCE TO
PROPAGATE OR SELL GAME
BIRDS OR POSSESS GAME BIRDS
FOR PROPAGATION OR SALE
Under The Game and Fish Act, 1961-62 and the
regulations, and subject to the limitations thereof,
of,
(print full name, surname preceding)
(post office address)
makes application for a licence to propagate or sell
bobwhite quail and pheasant.
*1. If engaged in propagating *bobwhite quail and
*pheasants, describe lands on which game birds are
propagated :
(part) Lot Concession or Plan
in the of
County of and more particularly
described in instrument No for the
of registered in the Registry Office
(Land Titles Office) for the
of
*2. If engaged in importing *bobwhite quail and
*pheasants for sale, state address at which game birds
are to be kept pending sale:
*3. If engaged in selling *bobwhite quail and
*pheasants that have been purchased in Ontario, not
for the purpose of propagation, state the address at
which the game birds are to be kept pending sale:
*4. — (o) Estimated number of bobwhite quail to
be hatched during the term of the
licence
(&) Estimated number of bobwhite quail to
be imported during the term of the
licence
(c) Estimated number of bobwhite quail to
be sold during the term of the licence
"5. — (c) Estimated number of pheasants to be
hatched during the term of the licence
(J) Estimated number of pheasants to be
imported during the term of the licence
(c) Estimated number of pheasants to be
sold during the term of the licence
6. Number of seals or tags required.
Dated at in the
of this day of
19
(signature of applicant)
*Strike out if not applicable.
Form 3
The Game and Fish Act, 1961-62
ANNUAL RETURN BY THE HOLDER OF A LICENCE TO PROPAGATE OR SELL
GAME BIRDS OR POSSESS GAME BIRDS FOR PROPAGATION OR SALE
Name of licensee
Address of licensee
Number of licence expiring March 31, 19.
Date
From Whom Purchased
Number of
Eggs
Number of
Bobwhite Quail
less than seven weeks
of age
Number of
Adult
Bobwhite
Quail
Total
10
O. Reg. 16/68
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
2:25
Purchases of pheasants and eggs from April 1, 19 to March 31, 19.
Date
From Whom Purchased
Number of
Eggs
Number of
Pheasants
less than seven weeks
of age
Number of
Adult
Pheasants
Total
Sales of bobwhite quail by licensee from April I, 19 to March 31, 19.
Number of
Eggs
Number of
Bobwhite Quail
less than seven weeks
of age
Number of
Adult
Bobwhite
Quail
Sales of pheasants by licensee from April 1, 19 to March 31, 19.
Number of
Pheasants
Tagged and Dressed
Number of
Eggs
Number of
Pheasants
less than seven weeks
of age
Number of
Adult
Pheasants
\
Number of bobwhite quail on hand as of March 31, 19
Number of live untagged pheasants on hand as of March 31, 19.
Serial Nos. of tags on hand as of March 31, 19
I certify that the foregoing information is true.
(signature of licensee)
11
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THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 17/68
Form 4
The Game and Fish Act, 1961-62
REPORT ON SALE OR TRANSFER OF BOBWHITE QUAIL, BOBWHITE QUAIL
AND EGGS, LIVE PHEASANTS AND PHEASANT EGGS
I,
.of
(name)
(address)
Bobwhite Quail:
-
(number of eggs)
(number of bobwhite quail
less than 7 weeks of age)
(number of adult
bobwhite quail)
TO:
(name)
of
(address)
For the purpose of (mark with X)
release controlled shooting
propagation
Pheasants:
(number of eggs)
(number of pheasants
less than 7 weeks of age)
(number of adult
pheasants)
TO:
(name)
of
(address)
For the purpose of (mark with X)
release controlled shooting
hobby
propagation
(signature of licensee)
(date)
(licence No.)
(8754)
THE GAME AND FISH ACT, 1961-62
O. Reg. 17/68.
Hunting Licences — Issuance.
Made— January 18th, 1968.
Filed— January 19th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE GAME AND FISH ACT, 1961-62
1. Section 6o of Ontario Regulation 229/63, as made
by Ontario Regulation 77/67, is amended by adding
thereto the following subsection:
(5) Where an applicant for an examination is
under the age of twenty years, he shall file
with his application a certificate issued to him
by a huntmg instructor under section 3 of
Ontario Regulation 14/68.
(8755) 4
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0. Reg. 18/68
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
307
Publications Under The Regulations Act
February 3rd, 1968
THE LOCAL ROADS BOARDS ACT, 1964
O. Reg. 18/68.
Establishment of Local Roads Areas.
Made— January 12th, 1968.
Filed— January 24th, 1968.
ORDER MADE UNDER
THE LOCAL ROADS BOARDS ACT, 1964
1. Schedule 38 to Ontario Regulation 54/65, as
remade by section 3 of Ontario Regulation 53/67,
is revoked and the following substituted therefor:
Schedule 38
KLSH BAY-WOODCHUCK BAY LOCAL ROADS AREA
All those portions of the townships of Forgie and
Boys in the Territorial District of Kenora, shown
outlined on Department of Highways plan N-506-3,
filed in the office of the Registrar of Regulations at
Toronto as No. 789.
2. Schedule 49 to Ontario Regulation 54/65, as
made by section 1 of Ontario Regulation 66/66, is
revoked and the following substituted therefor:
Schedule 49
FENWICK, PENNEFATHER AND VANKOUGHNET
LOCAL ROADS AREA
All those portions of the townships of Fenwick,
Pennefather and VanKoughnet in the Territorial
District of Algoma, shown outlined on Department
of Highways plan N-919-2, filed in the office of the
Registrar of Regulations at Toronto as No. 790.
3. Schedule 58 to Ontario Regulation 54/65, as
made by section 2 of Ontario Regulation 78/66, is
revoked and the following substituted therefor:
Schedule 58
EAST BEAR LAKE LOCAL ROADS AREA
All that portion of the Township of Monteith in
the Territorial District of Parry Sound, shown outlined
on Department of Highways plan N-1086-2, filed in
the office of the Registrar of Regulations at Toronto
as No. 791.
4. Schedule 80 to Ontario Regulation 54/65, as
made by section 1 of Ontario Regulation 140/66,
is revoked and the following substituted therefor:
Schedule 80
KENRICIA LOCAL ROADS AREA
.'\11 that portion of unsurveyed territory lying south
of the Township of Pellatt in the Territorial District
of Kenora, shown outlined on Department of Highways
plan N-3000-B2, filed in the office of the Registrar of
Regulations at Toronto as No. 792.
5. Schedule 83 to Ontario Regulation 54/65, as
made by section 1 of Ontario Regulation 144/66,
is revoked and the following substituted therefor:
Schedule 83
VAL-RITA-HARTY LOCAL ROADS AREA
All those portions of the townships of Idington,
Williamson and Owens in the Territorial District of
Cochrane, shown outlined on Department of Highways
plan N-410-2, filed in the office of the Registrar of
Regulations at Toronto as No. 793.
6. Schedule 98 to Ontario Regulation 54/65, as
made by section 10 of Ontario Regulation 53/67,
is revoked and the following substituted therefor:
Schedule 98
MCKENZIE-EAST BURPEE AND BURTON
LOCAL ROADS AREA
All of the townships of McKenzie and East Burpee
and that portion of the Township of Burton in the
Territorial District of Parry Sound, shown outlined on
Department of Highways plan N-1361-2, filed in the
office of the Registrar of Regulations at Toronto
as No. 794.
7. Ontario Regulation 54/65, as amended by
Ontario Regulations 87/65, 108/65, 121/65, 132/65,
55/66, 66/66, 78/66, 99/66, 117/66, 140/66, 144/66,
153/66, 209/66, 337/66, 387/66, 53/67, 63/67, 81/67,
146/67, 156/67, 193/67, 195/67, 285/67 and 391/67,
is further amended by adding thereto the following
schedules:
Schedule 131
DUNNING LOCAL ROADS AREA
All of the Township of Kennedy and that portion
of the townships of Fox and Brower in the Territorial
District of Cochrane, shown outlined on Department
of Highways plan N-292-1, filed in the office of the
Registrar of Regulations at Toronto as No. 795.
Schedule 132
EAST OXBOW LAKE LOCAL ROADS AREA
All that portion of the Township of Finlayson in
the Territorial District of Nipissing, shown outlined
on Department of Highways plan N-573-B1, filed in
the office of the Registrar of Regulations at Toronto
as No. 796.
Schedule 133
BETHUNE LOCAL ROADS AREA
All of the Township of Bethune in the Territorial
District of Parry Sound, shown outlined on Department
of Highways plan N-1161-1, filed in the office of the
Registrar of Regulations at Toronto as No. 797.
Schedule 134
POLLY LAKE LOCAL ROADS AREA
All those portions of the townships of Booth and
Ledger and that portion of unsurveyed territory, lying
south of the Township of Ledger in the Territorial
District of Thunder Bay, shown outlined on Depart-
ment of Highways plan N-731-1, filed in the office of
the Registrar of Regulations at Toronto as No. 798.
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O. Reg. 18/68
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 19/68
Schedule 135
KENWOOD LOCAL ROADS AREA
All of the Township of Henwood in the Territorial
District of Timiskaming, shown outlined on Depart-
ment of Highways plan N-444-1, filed in the office of
the Registrar of Regulations at Toronto as No. 799.
Dated at Toronto, this 12th day of January, 1968.
G. E. GOMME,
Minister of Highways.
(8802) 5
THE INDUSTRIAL STANDARDS ACT
O. Reg. 19/68.
Schedule — Barbering Industry
(Norfolk-Haldimand Zone)
Made— January 18th, 1968.
Filed— January 26th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE INDUSTRIAL STANDARDS ACT
1. The Schedule is in force during pleasure within
the Norfolk-Haldimand Zone and is binding upon the
employers and employees in the barbering industry.
2. Regulation 303 of Revised Regulations of
Ontario, 1960 is revoked.
3. This Regulation comes into force on the tenth
day after the publication thereof in The Ontario
Gazette under The Regulations Act.
Schedule
BARBERING INDUSTRY
NORFOLK-HALDIMAND ZONE
INTERPRETATION
1. In this Schedule,
(o) "Civic Holiday" means a holiday only for
that part of the zone where it is so proclaimed
by a municipality;
(6) "holiday" means,
(i) Sunday,
(ii) New Year's Day,
(iii) Good Friday,
(iv) Victoria Day,
(v) Dominion Day,
(vi) Civic Holiday,
(vii) Labour Day,
(viii) Thanksgiving Day,
(ix) Christmas Day, and
(x) the 26th day of December;
(c) "week" means the period beginning with
Sunday and ending with the Saturday next
following, both inclusive.
HOURS OF WORK
2. Subject to section 6, no person shall perform
work in the industry,
(a) on a holiday;
(ft) before 8.30 a.m. or after 6 p.m. on Monday,
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday or Saturday;
(c) before 8.30 a.m. or after 9 p.m. on Friday; or
{d) on a day that the employer elects under
section 3.
3. — (1) The employer shall elect either Monday,
Wednesday or Thursday in each week as a day during
which work is not to be performed by his employees.
(2) The employer shall,
{a) post conspicuously in a place where his em-
ployees are engaged in their duties; and
{b) file with the advisory committee,
a notice setting out the day during which work is not
to be performed by his employees.
(3) Where an employer changes his election,
he shall give thirty days' notice in writing to his
employees and to the advisory committee of the new
day elected.
4. Notwithstanding clause d of section 2 and sub-
section 1 of section 5, where the day elected under
section 3 precedes New Year's Day, Good Friday or
Christmas Day, an employee may perform eight and
one-half hours of work between 8.30 a.m. and 6 p.m.
on the day elected if,
(a) the employee does not perform more than a
total of forty-eight hours of work during the
week in which the day elected falls; and
(6) the day elected is not a holiday.
OVERTIME Vl^ORK
5. Overtime work is work,
(a) that is performed before,
(i) 8.30 a.m. or after 6 p.m. on Monday,
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday or
Saturday; or
(ii) 8.30 a.m. or after 9 p.m. on Friday; or
(6) that is performed on a holiday.
6. — (1) Subject to subsection 2, no overtime work
shall be performed in the industry without a permit
from the advisory committee.
(2) Subsection 1 does not apply to overtime work
performed for the purpose of completing any service,
operation, work or art for a customer who was in the
shop prior to,
(a) 6 p.m. on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday,
Thursday or Saturday; or
{b) 9 p.m. on Friday.
(3) The advisory committee is authorized to issue
the permits subject to this Schedule.
7. No permit shall be issued by the advisory
committee for overtime work, except where the permit
is necessary to prevent the loss of employment to
persons regularly employed in the place of business.
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THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
309
CLASSIFICATION OF EMPLOYEES
8. The following classification of employees in the
industry is established:
Class A — A person who is given full-time employ-
ment.
Class B — A person who is given part-time work or
casual employment.
MINIMUM RATES OF WAGES
9. — (1) The minimum rate of wages for all work
performed in the industry by employees is,
(a) for a Class A employee, 65 per cent of the
proceeds from the work performed by him or
$50 a week, whichever is the greater; and
(b) for a Class B employee, 65 per cent of the
proceeds from the work performed by him or
$1.25 an hour, whichever is the greater.
(2) The percentages in subsection 1 shall be com-
puted upon the gross receipts for work performed at
not less than,
(a) the minimum charge for each operation estab-
lished in section 11 ; or
(b) the prevailing charge established in the shop
for each operation,
whichever is the greater.
10. No deductions shall be made from the minimum
rate of wages for,
(a) materials supplied;
(b) laundry service; or
(c) operating expenses.
MINIMUM CHARGES
11. — (1) The minimum charge for each operation
in the industry is as follows:
i. Facial massage, plain 75 cents
ii. Hair-cut or trim for persons 14 years
and over $1.00
iii. Hair-cut for persons under 14 years. 75 cents
iv. Head-rub 35 cents
v. Shampoo, plain 75 cents
vi. Shave 75 cents
vii. Singe 50 cents
(2) No employer or employee shall,
(a) contract for or accept lower prices than those
in subsection 1 ;
(b) combine any of the operations named in
subsection 1 without charging for each opera-
tion in the combination; or
(t) give any article or premium to the customer
without charging the full value of the article
or premium.
12. The advisory committee is authorized to fix
the minimum rate of wages lower than the rate fixed
by this Schedule for persons who are handicapped.
The Administrator of Industrial Standards approves
section 11 of this Schedule.
JOHN R. SCOTT,
Administrator of Industrial Standards.
Dated at Toronto, this 19th day of December, 1967.
(8813) 5
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O. Reg. 20/68
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
387
Publications Under The Regulations Act
February 10th, 1968
THE PLANNING ACT
O. Reg. 20/68.
Restricted Areas — District of Nipissing —
Township of Strathy.
Made— January 17th, 1968.
Filed— January 29th, 1968.
ORDER MADE UNDER
THE PLANNING ACT
1. In this Order, "accessory building" means a
building or structure located on the same lot as the
single-family dwelling to which it is appurtenant and
used for a purpose subordinate to the principal resi-
dential use, such as a private garage, greenhouse or
garden implement shed, but does not include a building
used for the storage of commercial or industrial
material, equipment or vehicles.
2. This Order does not apply to prevent the use of
any land, building or structure for any purpose pro-
hibited thereby if such land, building or structure was
lawfully used for such purpose on the day that this
Order comes into force, so long as it continues to be
used for that purpose.
3. The making or establishment of pits and quarries
is hereby prohibited on the lands described in the
Schedule.
4. The lands described in Part 1 of the Schedule
shall not be used for residential, commercial or in-
dustrial purposes.
5. The lands described in Part 2 of the Schedule
shall not be used for commercial or industrial purposes.
6. No building or structure shall be erected, altered
or used except for single-family dwelling purposes on
the lands described in Part 2 of the Schedule.
7. — (1) No single-family dwelling with or without
accessory buildings shall be erected, altered or used on
the lands described in Part 2 of the Schedule unless the
land appurtenant to the dwelling has an area of not less
than 5,000 square feet.
(2) No single-family dwelling shall be erected,
altered or used on the lands described in Part 2 of the
Schedule if the dwelling is located,
(a) nearer to the street line than 15 feet;
(b) nearer to a side lot line than 4 feet on one side
of the dwelling and 8 feet on the other side of
the dwelling; or
(c) nearer to the rear lot line than 20 feet.
(3) Clause b of subsection 2 does not apply to
dwellings erected prior to the date of this Order on
lots 27, 31 and 37, Registered Plan M-383.
8. — (1) No accessory building shall be erected,
altered or used on the lands described in Part 2 of the
Schedule if the building is located,
(o) nearer to the street line than 15 feet; or
(6) nearer to any other lot line than 4 feet.
(2) No accessory building shall be used for eating
or sleeping accommodation by any person.
WM. D. McKEOUGH,
Minister of Municipal Affairs.
Dated at Toronto, this 17th day of January, 1968.
Schedule
Part 1
In the geographic Township of Strathy in the
Territorial District of Nipissing and being composed
of the following Mining Locations:
excluding the lands therein located west
of Highway Number Eleven
excluding those lands contained within
Registered Plan M-383
excluding those lands contained within
Registered Plan M-383
excluding the lands therein located west
of Highway Number Eleven
excluding the lands therein located west
of Highway Number Eleven
T.
55135
T.
55136
T.
55480,
T.
55481,
T.
55482
T.
55483,
T.
55484
T.
55485,
T.
55486,
T.
55487
T.
55488
T.
55785
T.
55786
T.
55792
T.
55793
T.
55890
T.
56083
T.
56084
T.
56085
T.
56086
T.
56087
T.
56088
T.
56089
T.
56090
T.
56091
H.F.
3
TRT
4069
TRT
4070
TRT
4071
TRT
5313
TRT
5314
TRT
5626
TRT
5627
TRT
5628
TRT
5660
TRT
5848
Part 2
In the geographic Township of Strathy in the
Territorial District of Nipissing and being composed of
the whole of Registered Plan M-383.
(8815)
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388
O. Reg. 21/68
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 23/68
THE HIGHWAY IMPROVEMENT ACT
O. Reg. 21/68.
Designations — Toronto to Woodstock
(Hwy. 403).
Made— January 24th, 1968.
Filed— January 29th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE HIGHWAY IMPROVEMENT ACT
1. Ontario Regulation 286/62, as amended by
Ontario Regulations 212/63, 155/64, 113/66 and
344/67, is further amended by adding thereto the
following Schedule:
Schedule 10a
In the City of Hamilton, formerly in the Township
of Barton, in the County of Wentworth, being that
portion of the King's Highway known as the Chedoke
Expressway, lying between the northerly limit of
Barton Street and the westerly limit of the City, and
shown on a sketch filed in the office of the Registrar of
Regulations at Toronto as No. 804.
3.2 miles, more or less.
(8816)
THE INDUSTRIAL STANDARDS ACT
O. Reg. 22/68.
Schedule — Plastering Industry — Toronto.
Made— October 12th, 1967.
Approved — ^January 24th, 1968.
Filed— February 1st, 1968.
ORDER MADE UNDER
THE INDUSTRIAL STANDARDS ACT
1. Section 4 of the Schedule to Ontario Regulation
182/65 is revoked and the following substituted
therefor:
MINIMUM RATE OF WAGES
4. The minimum rate of wages for work per-
formed during a regular working day and for
night work is $3.50 an hour.
2. Section 9 of the Schedule to Ontario Regulation
182/65 is revoked and the following substituted
therefor:
RATE OF WAGES FOR OVERTIME WORK
9. The rate of wages for overtime work is,
(a) for overtime work performed between
4.30 p.m. and 10 p.m. on a regular
working day, $5.25 an hour; and
(b) for all other overtime work, $7.00 an
hour.
3. The Schedule to Ontario Regulation 182/65 is
amended by adding thereto the following section:
VACATIONS
11. — (1) In this section, "period of entitlement"
means the period from the 1st day of July in
any year to the 30th day of June in the year
next following.
(2) Where an employee has not ceased to be em-
ployed by his employer, the employee is en-
titled to be paid by the employer on the 30th
day of June in each year, as vacation with
pay, an amount equal to 4 per cent of the
employee's gross earnings during his period
of entitlement.
(3) Where an employee has ceased to be em-
ployed by his employer, the employee is en-
titled to be paid by the employer, within ten
days of the cessation of employment, as
vacation with pay, an amount equal to 4 per
cent of the employee's gross earnings for that
part of the employee's period of entitlement
that he was in the employ of the employer.
4. This Order comes into force on the tenth day
after the publication thereof in The Ontario Gazette
under The Regulations Act.
We Concur:
Advisory Committee for
The Plastering Industry —
Toronto Zone
FRANK MALLOY,
Chairman
ANGELO BURIGANA
D. G. TINTINALLI
REG SMITH
JOHN R. SCOTT,
Administrator of Industrial Standards,
Dated at Toronto, this 12th day of October, 1967.
(8873) 6
THE MILK ACT, 1965
O. Reg. 23/68.
Milk Products.
Made— January 15th, 1968.
Approved — February 1st, 1968.
Filed— February 2nd, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE MILK ACT, 1965
1. Subsection 2 of section 73 of Regulation 434 of
Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1960, as remade by
section 1 of Ontario Regulation 289/67, is revoked
and the following substituted therefor:
(2) Where a composite sample of milk is tested
for milk-fat content by an Infra Red Milk
Analyzer,
(a) the test shall be made at a laboratory
approved by the Commission for that
purpose; and
(6) a fee of 20 cents shall be paid to the
Treasurer of Ontario, as follows:
1. 10 cents by The Ontario Milk Mar-
keting Board.
2. 10 cents by the operator of the plant to
which the milk was delivered.
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O. Reg. 23/68
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 24/68
389
2. This Regulation comes into force on the 1st day
of February, 1968.
The Milk Commission of Ontario:
G. A. McCAGUE,
Chairman.
J. F. JEWSON,
Secretary.
Dated at Toronto, this 15th day of January, 1968.
(8874) 6
THE MILK ACT, 1965
O. Reg. 24/68.
Grade A Milk — General.
Made— January 15th, 1968.
Approved — February 1st, 1968.
Filed— February 2nd, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE MILK ACT, 1965
1. Subsection 2 of section 80 of Regulation 432 of
Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1960, as remade by
section 1 of Ontario Regulation 288/67, is revoked and
the following substituted therefor:
(2) Where a composite sample of grade A milk
is tested for milk-fat content by an Infra Red
Milk Analyzer,
(a) the test shall be made at a laboratory
approved by the Commission for that
purpose; and
(6) a fee of 20 cents shall be paid to the
Treasurer of Ontario, as follows:
1. 10 cents by The Ontario Milk
Marketing Board.
2. 10 cents by the operator of the
plant to which the grade A milk
was delivered.
2. This Regulation comes into force on the 1st day
of February, 1968.
The Milk Commission of Ontario:
G. A. McCAGUE,
Chairman.
J. F, JEWSON,
Secretary.
Dated at Toronto, this 15th day of January, 1968.
(8876) 6
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1o
O. Reg, 25/68
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
445
Publications Under The Regulations Act
February 17th, 1968
THE HIGHWAY TRAFFIC ACT
O. Reg, 25/68.
Load Limits.
Made— February 1st, 1968.
Filed— February 5th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE HIGHWAY TRAFFIC ACT
1. — (1) The provisions of subsections 4 and 5 of
section 54 of the Act are declared to be applicable to
those parts of the King's Highway described in
Schedule 1.
(2) The provisions of subsections 4, 5 and 6 of
section 54 of the Act shall extend and apply to those
parts of the King's Highway described in Schedule 2
from the 1st day of March, 1968 to the 31st day of
May, 1968, both inclusive.
(3) Where a highway is referred to in Schedule 1
or 2 by number, the reference is to that part of the
King's Highway that is known thereby.
2. Ontario Regulation 36/67 is revoked.
Schedule 1
Item
Number
Number
of the
King's
Highway
Parts of the King's Highway
1
4
from Durham to Flesherton
2
6
from Wiarton to Tobermory
3
7A
from east limit of Bethany to Highway No. 115
4
9
from Highway No. 50 to junction of Highway No. 400
5
18A
All
6
25
from Ospringe to Acton
7
33
from Bath to the Eastern Terminal of the Glenora-Adolphustown Ferry
8
38
from Hartington to Tichborne
9
41
from Highway No. 7 to Erinsville
10
42
from Westport to a point 5.8 miles west of Athens
11
43
>
from Winchester to Smith's Falls
12
47
from the north limit of the Village of Stouffville to the west limit of the
Village of Uxbridge
13
48
from 5.2 miles north of junction of Highway No. 47 and Highway No. 48 to
junction of Old Highway No. 48 (Port Bolster)
14
Old 48
from junction of Highway No. 48 (Port Bolster) to junction of Highway
No. 48B (0.7 miles south of Beaverton)
15
50
from the north limit of Metropolitan Toronto to 1.6 miles south of the
Village of Bolton and from the Village of Palgrave to Highway No. 9
16
52
from Highway No. 2 to Highway No. 5, from Highway No. 8 to Highway
No. 97 and from Highway No. 97 north to Wellington-Wentworth County
Line
17
54
from 14 mile south of Highway No. 2 to Highway No. 6
18
59
from Norfolk County Road No. 22 to Long Point Provincial Park
19
70
from junction of Highway No. 21 (Springmount) to junction of Highway
No. 6 (Hepworth)
20
89
from junction of Highway No. 23 to the Town of Mount Forest
21
95
All
22 J
96
All
21
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O. Reg. 25/68
Item
Number
Number
of the
King's
Highway
Parts of the King's Highway
23
97
from Highway No. 8 (Gait) to Highway No. 6 (Freelton)
24
99
from Dundas to Highway No. 24
25
117
Bathurst Street in the Township of Vaughan, County of York, from the
northerly limit of Metropolitan Toronto to Highway No. 7
26
138
from Cornwall north limit to junction of Highway No. 43 Monkland
27
657
from Highway No. 96 to Dawson's Dock
28
...
commonly known as "Rest Acres Road" from Highway No. 53 to Highway
No. 2
29
...
commonly known as St. Mary's By-Pass from its intersection with
Highway No. 7, 1 mile south of Prospect Hill, easterly along the county
boundary (Perth-Middlesex County boundary and Perth-Oxford County
boundary) to its intersection with Highway No. 19
30
from its intersection at Highways No. 3 and 4 at Talbotville along the
road allowance between Lot 41 and Lot A, Concession East of North Branch
of Talbot Road for a distance of 6,600 feet more or less or 1.25 miles. Town-
ship of Southwold, Department of Highways Plan P- 1450-34, Registered
February 12, 1958, Order-in-Council OC 266/58, dated January 30, 1958
31
Centennial Road, from north limit of Highway No. 3 northerly along Cen-
tennial Road (between Lot 10, formerly 55, and Lot 11, formerly 56), Con-
cession 9, Township of Yarmouth, to the road allowance south of the Edge-
ware Road a distance of 5,350 feet more or less or 1.015 miles. Department
of Highways Plan P-2058-25 Registered February 13, 1958, Order-in-Council
OC 270/58, dated January 30, 1958
32
former Township Road between lots 5 and 6 in the Township of Chatham in
the Gore of Chatham in the County of Kent and lots 5 and 6 in the Township
of Sombra in the County of Lambton from existing Highway No. 40 norther-
ly 8.9 miles to junction of Lambton Road No. 2
Schedule 2
All that part of the King's Highway lying in that
part of Ontario north of the line formed by the Severn
River, Highway No. 69 from Washago to Highway
No. 12, Highway No. 12 from Highway No. 69 to High-
way No. 7 north of Sunderland, Highway No. 7 from
Highway No. 12 to Perth, Highway No. 7 from Perth
to Highway No. 7B, Highway No. 7B to Highway
No. 29 and Highway No. 29 to Arnprior, excepting
thereout the following:
1. Highway No. 7B,
(c) from the westerly limit of Lindsay to
the junction of Highways No. 7, No. 7B
and No. 35;
(6) from the south limit of Lindsay to the
junction of Highways No. 7, No. 7B,
No. 35 and No. 35B;
(c) from Fowlers Corner to the north limit
of Peterborough;
(d) Lansdowne Street (formerly Highway
No. 7) from junction of Highway
No. 28 to west limit of Peterborough;
(c) from east limit of Peterborough to
east junction of Highways No. 7 and
No. 7B.
2. Highway No. 11 from the Severn River to the
International Boundary, Town of Rainy
River.
3. Highway No. IIB,
(a) from north limit of North Bay to
North Bay By-Pass;
(b) from Highway No. 11 south of Hunts-
ville to Highway No. 11 north of
Huntsville;
(c) from Highway No. 11 south of Cobalt
to Highway No. 11 north of New
Liskeard ;
(d) from Highway No. 1 1 to Atikokan.
4. Highway No. 17 from Arnprior to Manitoba
border.
5. Highway No. 17B from north limit of North
Bay to North Bay By-Pass.
6. Highway No. 28,
(c) from junction of Highway No. 7 to
Peterborough west limit;
(b) from Peterborough to Lakefield.
7. Highway No. 35 from Lindsay to Norland.
8. Highway No. 35A from Highway No. 35 to
junction of Highway No. 121, Fenelon Falls.
9. Highway No. 36 from junction of Highway
No. 7, Lindsay, to junction of Highway
No. 649, Bobcaygeon.
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447
10. Highway No. 46, from Kirkfield to Highway
No. 35.
11. Highway No. 60 from junction of Highway
No. IIB to Algonquin Park Headquarters.
12. Highway No. 63 from North Bay to Feronia.
13. Highway No. 64 from Highway No. 69 to
Noelville.
14. Highway No. 65 from New Liskeard to
Quebec border.
15. Highway No. 66 from Highway No. 11 to
Quebec border.
16. Highway No. 67 from Highway No. 11 to
Iroquois Falls.
17. Highway No. 68 from Highway No. 17 to 4.6
miles south of Sheguiandah.
18. Highway No. 69 from Highway No. 103 to
Hanmer.
19. Highway No. 69B from east limit of Parry
Sound to south junction of Highways No. 69
and No. 69B and from north limit of Parry
Sound (Isabella Street) to north junction of
Highways No. 69 and No. 69B.
20. Highway No. 101,
(a) from Matheson to Highway No. 576;
(6) from Highway No. 17 to junction of
Highway No. 547.
21. Highway No. 103 from Port Severn to Footes
Bay.
22. All Highway No. 105.
23. Highway No. 108 from Highway No. 17 to
Quirke Lake.
24. Highway No. 112 from Highway No. 11 to
Highway No. 66.
25. Highway No. 118 from Highway No. 632.
26. Highway No. 121 from junction of Highway
No. 35 to junction of Highway No. 35A,
Fenelon Falls.
27. Highway No. 123 from Highway No. 11 to
the Airport.
28. All Highway No. 125.
29. Highway No. 144 from Sudbury to Cartier
via newly constructed portion of Highway
No. 144 between Windy Lake and Cartier.
30. Highway No. 526 from Highway No. 69 to
Britt.
31. Highway No. 531 from Highway No. 17 to
Bonfield.
32. Highway No. 536 from Highway No. 17 to
Creighton.
33. Highway No. 544 from junction of Highway
No. 144 to Levack.
34. Highway No. 545 from Capreol to Milnet.
35. All Highway No. 547.
36. Highway No. 550 from Korah-Prince Town-
ship Boundary to junction of Highway
No. 565.
37. Highway No. 558 from Highway No. 11 to
Highway No. 1 1 B in the Town of Haileybury.
38. All Highway No. 565.
39. All Highway No. 570.
40. All Highway No. 576.
41. All Highway No. 618.
42. All Highway No. 623.
43. All Highway No. 627.
44. All Highway No. 628.
45. All Highway No. 634.
46. All Highway No. 639.
47. All Highway No. 650,
48. All Highway No. 655.
49. All Tertiary Road No. 806.
50. The Lakehead Expressway and Golf Links
Road including the portion of Highway
No. 130 between the expressway system and
Port Arthur City Limits.
(8970)
THE PROVINCIAL PARKS ACT
O. Reg. 26/68.
Designation of Parks,
Made— February 1st, 1968.
Filed— February 5th, 1968,
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE PROVINCIAL PARKS ACT
1, Schedule 21. of Appendix B to Regulation 498 of
Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1960, as remade by
section 2 of Ontario Regulation 117/63, is revoked.
(8971)
THE HIGHWAY IMPROVEMENT ACT
O. Reg. 27/68.
Designations — M iscellaneous Southern
Ontario.
Made— February 1st, 1968.
Filed— February 6th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE HIGHWAY IMPROVEMENT ACT
1. Schedule 34 to Regulation 213 of Revised Regu-
lations of Ontario, 1960 is amended by adding at the
end thereof:
"except that portion of the above-mentioned
highway closed by an Order-in-Council
numbered OC-4565/67, dated the 26th day
of October, 1967, and shown outlined on
Department of Highways plan P-2083-230,"
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O. Reg. 27/68
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 28/68
2. Schedule 47 to Regulation 213 of Revised Regu-
lations of Ontario, 1960 is revoked and the following
substituted therefor:
Schedule 47
In the Town of Orangeville, formerly in the Town-
ship of East Garafraxa, in the County of Dufiferin
being,
(c) part of lots 1, 2, 3 and 4, and unnumbered
Lot, Block 1, registered plan 138; and
(b) part of the road allowance between the town-
ships of East Garafraxa and Caledon,
and being that portion of the King's Highway shown
outlined on Department of Highways plan P-1 785-45,
filed in the office of the Registrar of Regulations at
Toronto as No. 805.
3. Schedule 124 to Regulation 213 of Revised Regu-
lations of Ontario, 1960, as made by section 2 of Ontario
Regulation 203/66, is further amended by adding at
the end thereof:
"except that portion of the above-mentioned
highway closed by an Order-in-Council
numbered OC-4131/67, dated the 21st day of
September, 1967 and shown outlined on
Department of Highways plan P-4068-6."
4. Regulation 213 of Revised Regulations of Ontario,
1960, as amended by Ontario Regulations 175/61,
342/61, 13/62, 39/62, 42/62, 180/62, 248/62, 265/62,
276/62, 287/62, 307/62, 314/62, 54/63, 174/63, 259/63,
331/63, 173/64, 195/64, 217/64, 241/64, 287/64, 94/65,
215/65, 243/65, 269/65, 334/65, 41/66, 73/66, 82/66,
156/66, 203/66, 239/66, 397/66, 79/67, 154/67, 227/67,
290/67, 303/67, 343/67 and 382/67, is further
amended by adding thereto the following Schedule:
COMMUNICATION ROAD
Schedule 148
In the Township of Harwich in the County of Kent
being that portion of the King's Highway known as
Communication Road, lying between the northerly
limit of controlled-access highway 401 and the easterly
limit of the City of Chatham, assumed by the Minister
and shown on Department of Highways plan P-4076,
registered in the registry office for the registry division
of the County of Kent as No. 1202.
4.50 miles, more or less.
(8972)
THE INDUSTRIAL STANDARDS ACT
O. Reg. 28/68.
Schedule — Barbering Industry — Picton.
Made— February 1st, 1968.
Filed— February 9th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE INDUSTRIAL STANDARDS ACT
1. This Schedule is in force during pleasure within
the Picton zone and is binding on the employers and
employees in the barbering industry.
2. This Regulation comes into force on the tenth
day after the publication thereof in The Ontario
Gazette under The Regulations Act.
Schedule
THE BARBERING INDUSTRY
Picton Zone
interpretation
1. In this Schedule,
(a) "holiday" means,
(i) Sunday,
(ii) New Year's Day,
(iii) the 2nd day of January,
(iv) Good Friday,
(v) Victoria Day,
(vi) Dominion Day,
(vii) Picton Civic Holiday,
(viii) Labour Day,
(ix) Thanksgiving Day, and
(x) the 26th day of December;
(&) "week" means the period beginning with
Sunday and ending with the Saturday next
following, both inclusive.
HOURS OF WORK
2. No person shall perform work in the industry,
(a) on a holiday;
(b) before 8.30 a.m. or after 6 p.m. on Monday,
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, or Saturday
or before 8.30 a.m. or after 9 p.m. on Friday; or
(c) on a day that the employer elects under
section 3.
3. — (1) The employer shall elect either Monday or
Wednesday as a day during which work is not to be
performed by his employees.
(2) The employer shall,
(a) post conspicuously in a place where his em-
ployees are engaged in their duties; and
(b) file with the advisory committee,
a notice setting out the day during which work is not
to be performed by his employees.
(3) Where an employer changes his election, he shall
give thirty days' notice in writing to his employees and
to the advisory committee of the new day elected.
CLASSIFICATION OF EMPLOYEES
4. The following classification of employees in the
industry is established:
Class A — A person who is given full-time employ-
ment.
Class B — A person who is given part-time work or
casual employment.
MINIMUM RATES OF WAGES
5. — (1) The minimum rate of wages for all work
performed in the industry by employees is,
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449
(a) for a Class A employee, 65 per cent of the
proceeds from the work performed by him or
$50 a week, whichever is the greater; and
(b) for a Class B employee, 65 per cent of the
proceeds from the work performed by him or
$1 an hour, whichever is the greater.
(2) The percentages in subsection 1 shall be com-
puted upon the gross receipts for work performed at
not less than,
(c) the minimum charge for each operation estab-
lished in section 7; or
(b) the prevailing charge established in the shop
for each operation,
whichever is the greater.
6. No deductions shall be made from the minimum
rate of wages for,
(o) materials supplied;
; (6) laundry service; or
(c) operating expenses.
MINIMUM CHARGES
7. — (1) The minimum charge for each operation in
the industry is as follows:
(i) Facial Massage, plain 60 cents
(ii) Hair-cut or trim for persons 14 years
of age and over 75 cents
(iii) Hair-cut or trim for persons under
14 years of age 60 cents
(iv) Head-rub 35 cents
(v) Shampoo, plain 60 cents
(vi) Shave 50 cents
(vii) Singe 50 cents
(2) No employer or employee shall,
(o) contract for or accept prices lower than those
in subsection 1 ;
(b) combine any of the operations named in sub-
section 1 without charging for each operation
in the combination; or
(c) give any article or premium to the customer
without charging the full value of the article
or premium.
The Administrator of Industrial Standards approves
section 7 of this Schedule.
JOHN R. SCOTT,
Administrator of Industrial Standards.
Dated at Toronto, this Uth day of January, 1968.
(8981) 7
THE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION ACT
O. Reg. 29/68.
The George Brown College of Applied
Arts and Technology.
Made—January 31st, 1968.
Approved — February 1st, 1968.
Filed— February 9th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION ACT
1. Ontario Regulation 432/67 is amended by adding
thereto the following section:
2. The provincial polytechnical institute known
as "Provincial Institute of Trades" and the
provincial polytechnical institute known as
"The Provincial Institute of Trades and
Occupations for Metropolitan Toronto",
established under section 14 of the Act, are
incorporated with The George Brown College
of Applied Arts and Technology established
under subsection 1 of section 1 of this Regu-
lation.
WILLIAM DAVIS,
Minister of Education.
Dated at Toronto, this 31st day of January, 1968.
(8982) 7
THE ASSESSMENT ACT
O. Reg. 30/68.
Payments to Mining Municipalities.
Made— February 5th, 1968.
Filed— February 9th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE ASSESSMENT ACT
1. — (1) Paragraph 3 of section 4 of Ontario Regu-
lation 104/67 is amended by inserting after "Bancroft"
in the first line "Deloro".
(2) Paragraph 4 of the said section 4, as amended
by section 1 of Ontario Regulation 160/67, is further
amended by inserting after "Waters" in the eleventh
line "Westmeath".
WILLIAM DARCY McKEOUGH,
Minister of Municipal Affairs.
Dated at Toronto, this 5th day of February, 1968.
(8983) 7
THE ENERGY ACT, 1964
O. Reg. 31/68.
Gas Utilization Code.
Made— February 8th, 1968.
Filed— February 9th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE ENERGY ACT, 1964
1. — (1) Paragraph 39 of section 1 of Ontario Regu-
lation 166/66 is revoked and the following substituted
therefor:
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39. "gas fitter" means a person,
i. who installs, repairs, services or re-
moves an appliance and the piping
downstream from the meter to the
appliance, and includes a person who,
a. installs, services or replaces any
electrical component or acces-
sory forming part of a gas-fired
appliance, and replaces any
appliance with an input not in
excess of 400,000 BTUH, or
equivalent, with a gas-fired
appliance of similar input,
b. disconnects and reconnects
water piping in order to replace
water heaters with gas-fired
water heaters and carries out
the necessary servicing or re-
placement of controls and com-
ponents that form part of a gas-
fired water heater,
c. performs such work as is re-
quired to remove, repair or re-
place controls and components
that form part of a gas-fired
steam appliance,
d. installs, services, removes or
replaces any vent-connector, to-
gether with its associated draft
regulator or draft hood, and
e. installs, services, removes or
replaces components and ac-
cessories forming part of a gas-
fired refrigerating or air-con-
ditioning unit, and
ii. who holds a certificate in Form 309.
(2) Paragraph 72 of the said section 1 is revoked
and the following substituted therefor:
72. "service gas fitter" means a person,
i. who repairs and services an appliance
and the piping downstream from the
meter to the appliance, and includes a
person who,
a. services or replaces any elec-
trical component or accessory
forming part of a gas-fired
appliance,
b. repairs or replaces controls and
components that form part of a
gas-fired steam appliance,
c. installs, services, removes or re-
places any vent-connector, to-
gether with its associated draft
regulator or draft hood, and
d. installs, services, removes or re-
places components and acces-
sories formmg part of a gas-
fired refrigerating or air-con-
ditioning unit, and
ii. who holds a certificate in Form 313.
2. — ( 1 ) Subsection 1 of section 75 of Ontario Regu-
lation 166/66 is revoked and the following substituted
therefor:
(1) An application for certification of a person to
install, repair, service or remove an> gas
appliance and the piping downstream from
the meter to the appliance and to,
(a) install, service or replace any electrical
component or accessory forming part
of a gas-fired appliance, and replace
any appliance with an input not in
excess of 400,000 BTUH, or equivalent,
with a gas-fired appliance of similar
input;
(ft) disconnect and reconnect water piping
in order to replace water heaters with
gas-fired water heaters and carry out
the necessary servicing or replacement
of controls and components that form
part of a gas-fired water heater;
(c) perform such work as is required to
remove, repair or replace controls and
components that form part of a gas-
fired steam appliance;
(d) install, service, remove or replace any
vent-connector, together with its asso-
ciated draft regulator or draft hood;
and
(e) install, service, remove or replace com-
ponents and accessories forming part
of a gas-fired refrigerating or air-
conditioning unit,
shall be in Form 303.
(2) Subsection 3 of the said section 75 is revoked
and the following substituted therefor:
(3) An application for certification of a person to
repair and service a gas appliance and the
piping downstream from the meter to the
appliance and to,
(a) service or replace any electrical com-
ponent or accessory forming part of a
gas-fired appliance;
(b) repair or replace controls and com-
ponents that form part of a gas-fired
steam appliance;
(c) install, service, remove or replace any
vent-connector, together with its asso-
ciated draft regulator or draft hood;
and
(d) install, service, remove or replace com-
ponents and accessories forming part
of a gas-fired refrigerating or air-con-
ditioning unit,
shall be in Form 307.
3. — (1) Subsection 1 of section 76 of Ontario Regu-
lation 166/66 is revoked and the following substituted
therefor:
( 1 ) The certificate of a person referred to in sub-
section 1 of section 75 shall be in Form 309.
(2) Subsection 3 of the said section 76 is revoked
and the following substituted therefor:
(3) The certificate of a person referred to in sub-
section 3 of section 75 shall be in Form 313.
(8984) 7
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501
Publications Under The Regulations Act
February 24th, 1968
THE ARTIFICIAL INSEMINATION OF
CATTLE ACT, 1962-63
O. Reg. 32/68.
General.
Made— February 8th, 1968.
Filed— February 12th, 1968.
I
¥
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE ARTIFICIAL INSEMINATION OF
CATTLE ACT, 1962-63
1. Ontario Regulation 26/64 is amended by adding
thereto the following section :
la. The owner of a herd of cattle, or his employee,
who is engaged in the breeding of cows in the
herd by artificial insemination with semen
collected from a bull in the herd is, in respect
of the artificial insemination so performed,
exempt from this Regulation.
2. Subsection 1 of section 7 of Ontario Regulation
26/64 is revoked and the following substituted therefor;
(1) Every semen-producing business shall have a
building or buildings adequate for the stabling
of bulls, the collecting of semen and the main-
taining of records.
3. Sections 8 and 9 of Ontario Regulation 26/64
are revoked and the following substituted therefor:
8. — (1) Every semen-producing business and
every inseminating business shall have facili-
ties with refrigeration for the storing of semen.
(2) Every semen-producing business shall have
a laboratory with facilities for the,
(c) sterilization of equipment;
(b) evaluation of semen; and
(c) shipping of semen.
9. Every operator of a semen-producing business
or an inseminating business shall maintain at
his place of business, in respect of each bull
from which semen is collected, stored or
offered for sale,
(a) the certificate of registration for a bull
that is owned by the business; or
(6) a full statement of the information
contained on the certificate of regis-
tration for a bull that is not owned by
the business.
4. — (1) Subsection 2 of section 10 of Ontario
Regulation 26/64 is amended by striking out "may"
in the first line and inserting in lieu thereof "shall".
(2) Subsection 3 of the said section 10 is amended
by striking out "shall be stored in ampoules bearing"
in the first and second lines and inserting in lieu
thereof "stored in ampoules shall bear".
(3) The said section 10 is amended by adding
thereto the following subsection:
(4) Frozen semen that is not stored in ampoules
shall bear positive identification in a manner
approved by the Commissioner.
5. Subsection 2 of section 11 of Ontario Regulation
26/64 is revoked and the following substituted therefor:
(2) Notwithstanding subsection 1, the Commis-
sioner may issue a licence in Form 6 to a per-
son who has not completed the course re-
quired by subsection 1, but he may cancel the
licence unless the course is completed within
one year after a licence was first issued under
this subsection.
6. Section 12 of Ontario Regulation 26/64 is re-
voked and the following substituted therefor:
12. — (1) For each bull from which semen is
collected, stored or offered for sale, every
semen-producing business and every insemi-
nating business shall provide the Ontario
Veterinary College with,
(a) blood samples of the bull; or
(b) a record of the blood type of the bull
that has been obtained from a source
approved by the Commissioner.
(2) The operator of a semen-producing business
or an inseminating business shall, upon request,
provide the Commissioner with evidence satisfactory
to the Commissioner that subsection 1 has been
complied with.
(3) Every semen-producing business and every
inseminating business shall, by means of a blood test
of both parents, verify the parentage of every bull
from which semen is offered for sale.
(4) Notwithstanding subsection 3, the Commis-
sioner may waive a blood test of either or both parents
where, in his opinion, it is impossible or impractical to
obtain blood samples of either or both parents.
7. Clause a of section 14 of Ontario Regulation
26/64 is revoked and the following substituted therefor:
(a) annually at the end of each fiscal year of the
business, consisting of an audited financial
statement of the operations of the business
for the fiscal year then ended; and
8. Subsections 3, 4, 5 and 6 of section 15 of Ontario
Regulation 26/64 are revoked and the following sub-
stituted therefor:
(3) Grants may be made under subsection 2 to a
semen-producing business for the purchase of,
(o) a bull of a dairy breed in an amount
up to but not exceeding one-third of
the purchase price of the bull, or $750
whichever is the lesser; and
(6) a bull of a beef breed in an amount up
to but not exceeding one-third of the
purchase price of the bull, or $500
whichever is the lesser.
(4) No grant referred to in subsection 3 shall be
made until the purchaser of the bull has sub-
mitted to the Commissioner,
(a) an auditor's statement of the purchase
price of the bull;
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(b) a copy of the certificate of registration
with ownership of the bull shown as
duly transferred;
(c) a statement by the purchaser that the
bull has proven to be a satisfactory
breeder; and
(d) such further information as the Minis-
ter may require.
(5) Grants may be made under subsection 2 to
a semen-producing business or to an insemi-
nating business in an amount not exceeding $2
tor each animal artificially inseminated in a
territorial district but in no case shall more
than one grant be made in any year respecting
any animal.
9. Ontario Regulation 26/64 is further amended
by adding thereto the following section:
Advertising
15a. — (1) No person who sells, offers for sale or
holds in possession for sale semen from a bull
for or on behalf of a semen-producing business
or an inseminating business shall publish or
cause to be published any advertisement or
statement respecting the bull that is untrue,
deceptive, misleading or likely to mislead.
(2) Where a person who sells, offers for sale or
holds in possession for sale semen from a bull
for or on behalf of a semen-producing business
or an inseminating business publishes or
causes to be published an advertisement or
statement respecting the bull, he shall include
in the advertisement or statement,
(a) the most recent information in his
possession relating to the conformation
and production of the progeny of the
bull; and
(6) all details known to him of any un-
desirable inherited characteristic or
genetic factor known to be transmitted
by the bull to its progeny.
10. Forms 3, 4, 5 and 6 of Ontario Regulation
26/64 are revoked and the following substituted
therefor:
Form 3
The Artificial Insemination of Cattle Act, 1962-63
APPLICATION FOR A LICENCE TO ENGAGE
IN AN INSEMINATING BUSINESS
To.: The Live Stock Commissioner,
Parliament Buildings,
Toronto, Ontario.
(name of applicant)
applies for a licence for the year ending with the 31st
day of December, 19. . . . to engage in an inseminating
business for the area
under The Artificial Insemination of Cattle Act, 1962-63,
and the regulations, and in support of the application,
the following fact is stated:
Business address of the applicant.
Dated at , this .
,19....
.day of
(signature of applicant)
Form 4
The Artificial Insemination of Cattle Act, 1962-63
Year.
LICENCE TO ENGAGE IN AN
INSEMINATING BUSINESS
No .
Under The Artificial Insemination of Cattle Act,
1962-63, and the regulations, and subject to the limi-
tations thereof, this licence is issued to.
(name)
(address)
to enage in an inseminating business for the area
This licence expires with the 31st day of December, =
19...
Issued at Toronto, this day of , 19 . .
Live Stock Commissioner
Form 5
The Artificial Insemination of Cattle Act, 1962-63
APPLICATION FOR A LICENCE TO ACT
AS AN INSEMINATOR
To: The Live Stock Commissioner,
Parliament Buildings,
Toronto, Ontario.
(name of applicant)
(address)
applies for a licence to act as an inseminator for the
area
under The Artificial Insemination of Cattle Act, 1962-63,
and the regulations, for the year ending with the 31st
day of December, 19 ... .
Dated at , this day of
,19....
(signature of applicant)
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O. Reg. 33/68
503
Form 6
The Artificial Insemination of Cattle Act, 1962-63
LICENCE TO ACT AS AN INSEMINATOR
Year No
Under The Artificial Insemination of Cattle Act,
1962-63, and the regulations, and subject to the limi-
tations thereof, this licence is issued to
(name)
(address)
to act as an inseminator for the area
This licence expires with the 31st day of December,
19...
Issued at Toronto, this day of .
,19....
Live Stock Commissioner
(9002)
THE MILK ACT, 1965
O. Reg. 33/68.
Milk Products.
Made— February 6th, 1968.
Approved — February 8th, 1968.
Filed— February 12th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE MILK ACT, 1965
1. Form 3 of Regulation 434 of Revised Regulations
of Ontario, 1960, as amended by section 5 of Ontario
Regulation 48/65 and section 9 of Ontario Regulation
291/65, is revoked and the following substituted
therefor:
Form 3
The Milk Act, 1965
APPLICATION FOR LICENCE
FOR THE OPERATION OF A PLANT
To: The Milk Commission of Ontario,
Parliament Buildings,
Toronto 2, Ontario.
(name of corporation, partnership or person, and if
partnership, give the names of all partners)
(street and number) (city, town or village)
makes application for a licence for the operation of a
plant under The Milk Act, 1965 and the regulations
and in support of this application the followmg facts
are stated:
1. The applicant is:
i. A co-operative corporation
ii. A corporation, other than a co-operative .
iii. A partnership
iv. A sole proprietor
2. Name of plant operated
3. Address of plant ,
(street and number)
(city, town or village) (county)
Registered or establishment number is
Name of:
i. Manager
ii. Buttermaker
iii. Cheesemaker
Type of plant operated:
i. Cheese factory
ii. Concentrated milk plant
iii. Creamery
iv. Cream receiving station
V. Milk receiving station
Are fluid milk products processed at the plant?
("Yes" or "No")
Products manufactured: (indicate "Yes" or "No")
Albumen
Butter: creamery whey
Buttermilk powder
Casein
Cheese: (state kinds)
Concentrated liquid milk
Concentrated liquid partly-skimmed milk
Concentrated liquid skim-milk
Condensed milk
Cottage cheese
Evaporated milk
Evaporated partly-skimmed milk
Evaporated skim-milk
Ice cream
Ice cream mix
Ice milk
Ice milk mix
Low fat dairy spread
Milk powder: roller spray
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Milk shake mix
Milk sugar
Modified milks
Sherbet
Skim-milk powder: roller.
Sodium caseinate
Sour cream
Sweet cream
Whey cream
Whey powder
Other milk products: . . . ,
spray .
9. Number of producers shipping: milk
cream
10. Do you buy the milk or cream? ("Yes" or "No") . .
i. If yes, from whom?
ii. If no, explain
1 1 . Date or dates of payments to producers and exact
period covered by the payments are as follows:
i. For milk:
(date or dates of payment) (period)
ii. For cream:
(dateor dates of payment) (period)
12. The quantity and value of cream or milk bought
from producers or handled on behalf of producers
and delivered to the plant of applicant during
each month of theprevious calendar year are shown
on the following Table:
TABLE
Month
Quantity of
Milk or Cream
Value
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
Total for Year
13. If applicant has not been previously licensed, „,
(c) has an existing business been acquired?
("Yes" or "No")
(6) if "yes", give name and address of business
acquired:
(name)
(address)
(c) give information respecting experience, finan-
cial responsibility and equipment:
(d) give date of intention to commence business:
14. Where applicant is licensed, a copy of the latest
financial statement, including the balance sheet
and profit and loss statement, certified correct by
applicant's auditor, accompanies this application.
15. The licence fee of $10 accompanies this application.
Dated at , this .
.day of
,19...
(signature of applicant)
By
(title of official signing if
partnership or corporation)
The Milk Commission of Ontario:
G. A. McCAGUE,
Chairman.
J. F. JEWSON,
Secretary.
Dated at Toronto, this 6th day of February, 1968.
(9003) 8
THE HIGHWAY TRAFFIC ACT
O. Reg. 34/68.
Construction Zones.
Made— February 8th, 1968.
Filed— February 12th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE HIGHWAY TRAFFIC ACT
1. Ontario Regulation 233/67, as amended by
Ontario Regulations 251/67, 258/67 and 305/67, is
further amended by adding thereto the following
Schedule:
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O. Reg. 37/68
505
(9004)
Schedule 28
HIGHWAY NO. 45
That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 45 in the Township of Percy in the County
of Northumberland commencing at a point
situate at its intersection where Water Street
intersected the previous alignment of High-
way No. 45 and extending northerly along the
temporary alignment of Highway No. 45 for
a distance of 1700 feet more or less.
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THE MINING ACT
O. Reg. 35/68.
Exploratory Licences and Leases for Oil
and Natural Gas in Lower Great Lakes.
Made— February 8th, 1968.
Filed— February 14th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE MINING ACT
1, Section 1 of Regularion 440 of Revised Regu-
lations of Ontario, 1960 is amended by adding thereto
the following subsections:
(4) The Minister may,
(a) consider applications from more than
one applicant with respect to a specific
parcel or specific parcels and may
request each applicant to submit a
detailed- plan of proposed develop-
ment; and
(b) issue a licence or licences to the appli-
cant, who in his opinion, will develop
the parcel or parcels most advan-
tageously.
(5) The Minister may offer for sale by tender the
right to obtain a licence or licences for a
specific parcel or specific parcels and shall
give public notice of the sale, specifying the
lands and the manner of tendering.
(9005) 8
THE HIGHWAY IMPROVEMENT ACT
O. Reg. 36/68.
Designations — Toronto to North Bay.
Made— February 8th, 1968.
Filed— February 14th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE HIGHWAY IMPROVEMENT ACT
1. Regulation 215 of Revised Regulations of On-
tario, 1960, as amended by Ontario Regulations 176/61,
47/66, 114/66 and 396/66, is further amended by
adding thereto the following schedules:
Schedule 3a
In the Township of Vaughan in the County of York
being that portion of lots 27, 28 and 29, Concession 5
and being that portion of the King's Highway shown
outlined on Department of Highways plan P-2758-88,
registered in the registry office for the registry division
of the County of York as No. 8293.
Schedule 30a
GRAVENHURST BY-PASS
In the Township of Muskoka in the District of
Muskoka being,
(a) part of Lot 11, Concession 6;
(b) part of lots 11 to 14, both inclusive, Con-
cession 5;
(c) part of lots 13 and 14, Concession 4;
(d) part of lots 14 and 15, Concession 3;
(e) part of lots 15 to 18, both inclusive. Con-
cession 2;
(/) part of lots 3 and 4, Range east of Muskoka
Road;
(g) part of the road allowance between,
(i) concessions 4 and 5,
(ii) concessions 2 and 3, and
(iii) lots 15 and 16, Concession 2,
(h) part of the road allowance adjoining the east
and west shores of Gull Lake; and
(t) part of the land under the waters of Gull Lake,
and being those portions of the King's Highway shown
as PARTS 1, 2 and 3 on Department of Highways
plan P-2626-67, registered in the Registry and Land
Titles offices at Bracebridge as Nos. 62172 and 48223
in Highway Register, respectively.
3,80 miles, more or less.
(9016)
THE HIGHWAY IMPROVEMENT ACT
O. Reg. 37/68.
Designations — Queen Elizabeth Way.
Made— February 8th, 1968.
Filed— February 14th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE HIGHWAY IMPROVEMENT ACT
1. Schedules 33 and 34, Schedule 35, as remade by
section 1 of Ontario Regulation 150/62, and Schedule 36
to Regulation 214 of Revised Regulations of Ontario,
1960 are revoked and the following substituted there-
for:
Schedule 33
In the Township of Willoughby in the County of
Welland being,
(o) part of lots 22 and 23, Concession Fronting
Township Boundary;
(b) part of lots 2, 19 and 20, First Cross Con-
cession;
(c) part of lots 1 and 2, Concession 1;
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(d) part of lots 2 to 5, both inclusive, Con-
cession 2;
(e) part of lots 4 to 8, both inclusive, Con-
cession 3;
(/) part of lots 7 to 10, both inclusive. Con-
cession 4;
is) pai't of lots 9 to 12, both inclusive, Con-
cession 5;
(h) part of lots 12 to 15, both inclusive. Con-
cession 6;
(i) part of lots 15 and 16, Concession 7;
(j) part of lots 9 and 10, Broken Front Con-
cession on Chippawa Creek;
(k) part of the Welland River;
(/) part of the road allowance between,
(i) the townships of Willoughby and
Bertie (County Road No. 7),
(ii) First Cross Concession and Conces-
sion 1 (Baker Road),
(iii) concessions 1 and 2 (Concession Road),
(iv) lots 2 and 3, Concession 2 (Morning-
star Road),
(v) concessions 2 and 3 (Sodom Road),
(vi) lots 4 and 5, Concession 3 (Church
Road),
(vii) lots 4 and 5, Concession 2 (Seifert
Road),
(viii) lots 6 and 7, Concession 3 (Sherk
Road),
(ix) concessions 3 and 4 (Ort Road),
(x) lots 8 and 9, Concession 4 (Bossert
Road),
(xi) concessions 4 and 5 (King Road and
Somerville Road),
(xii) lots 10 and 11, Concession 5,
(xiii) concessions 5 and 6 (Beck Road),
(xiv) lots 12 and 13, Concession 6 (Marshall
Road),
(xv) lots 14 and 15, Concession 6,
(xvi) concessions 6 and 7 (Dell Road), and
(xvii) Concession 7 and Broken Front Con-
cession on Chippawa Creek (Reixinger
Road),
(tn) part of Lyons Creek Road (County Road
No. 15); and
(n) part of Black Creek Road,
and being that portion of the King's Highway shown
outlined on Department of Highways plan P-2470-38,
registered in the registry office for the registry division
of the County of Welland as No. 74658-B.
7.70 miles, more or less.
Schedule 34
In the Township of Bertie and in the Town of Fort
Erie, formerly in the Township of Bertie, in the County
of Welland being,
1. Part of Lot 2, Concession 2, Niagara River.
2. Part of lots 1, 2 and 3, Concession 3, Niagara
River.
3. Part of lots 3, 4 and 5, Concession 4, Niagara
River.
4. Part of lots 4 to 7, both inclusive. Conces-
sion 5. Niagara River.
5. Part of lots 7 to 11, both inclusive, Con-
cession 6, Niagara River.
6. Part of lots 11 to 14, both inclusive. Con-
cession 7, Niagara River.
7. Part of lots 13 to 16, both inclusive, Con-
cession 8, Niagara River.
8. Part of Lot 16, Concession 9, Niagara River.
9. Part of lots 1 and 2, Concession 1, Niagara
River (Town of Fort Erie).
10. Part of the road allowance between,
(a) concessions 2 and 3, Niagara River
(Thompson Road),
(b) lots 2 and 3, concessions 2 and 3,
Niagara River (Bertie Road),
(c) concessions 3 and 4, Niagara River
(Spears Road),
(d) concessions 4 and 5, Niagara River
(Pettit Road),
(e) lots 4 and 5, concessions 4 and 5,
Niagara River (Gilmore Road),
(/) lots 6 and 7, Concession 5, Niagara
River (Bridge Street),
(g) concessions 5 and 6, Niagara River
(Sunset Drive),
(h) lots 8 and 9, Concession 6, Niagara
River (Bowen Road),
(t) lots 10 and 11, Concession 6, Niagara
River (Arcadia Street),
(j) concessions 6 and 7, Niagara River
(Sumner Road),
(k) lots 12 and 13, Concession 7, Niagara
River (Eagle Street),
(/) concessions 7 and 8, Niagara River
(Ridgemount Road),
(w) lots 14 and 15, Concession 8, Niagara
River (College Road),
(n) concessions 8 and 9, Niagara River
(Switch Road), and
(o) the townships of Bertie and Willoughby
(County Road No. 7).
11. Part of,
(a) Ridge Road in Lot 10, Concession 6,
Niagara River, and
{b) Given Road.
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507
12. Part of,
(a) lots 15 and 16,
(b) lots 26 to 30, both inclusive,
(c) lots 35 to 38, both inclusive, and
id) Lot A,
registered plan 130.
13. Part of,
(c) York Street,
(b) Elizabeth Street,
(c) Eckert Avenue, and
(d) Depew Avenue,
registered plan 130.
14. Part of,
(a) Lot 7,
(b) lots 70 to 76, both inclusive,
(c) lots 85, 86 and 87, and
(d) lots 289, 290 and 291,
registered plan 113.
15. All of,
(o) lots 1 to 6, both inclusive, and
(b) lots 77 to 84, both inclusive,
registered plan 113.
16. Part of the lane adjoining and west of lots 1
to 8, both inclusive, registered plan 113.
17. Part of Oakes Drive, registered plan 113.
18. Part of,
(a) lots 770 and 771,
(b) lots 773 and 774,
(c) Lot 776,
(d) lots 800 to 811, both inclusive,
(e) lots 848 to 858, both inclusive,
(/) lots 899 to 901, both inclusive, and
(g) lots 1004 to 1007, both inclusive,
registered plan 117.
19. All of,
(a) lots 734 to 769, both inclusive,
(b) Lot 772,
(c) lots 859 to 898, both inclusive, and
(d) lots 1008 to 1025, both inclusive,
registered plan 117.
20. Part of,
(a) Fairview Avenue,
(b) Queen Street,
(c) Eighth Street,
(d) Ninth Street, and
(e) Tenth Street,
registered plan 117.
21. Ail of the lane adjoining and west of,
(o) lots 734 and 735,
(b) lots 876 to 883, both inclusive, and
(c) lots 1018 to 1025, both inclusive,
registered plan 117.
22. Part of Lot 444, registered plan 21 (Town of
Fort Erie).
23. Part of,
(c) lots 9 and 20,
(6) lots 52 and 53,
(c) lots 104 to 107, both inclusive,
(d) Lot 139,
(e) lots 219 to 225, both inclusive,
(/) lots 235 to 239, both inclusive,
(g) lots 241 to 250, both inclusive,
(A) lots 257 to 263, both inclusive,
(*■) Lot 275, and
(j) lots 350 to 356, both inclusive,
registered plan 27 (Town of Fort Erie).
24. All of,
(a) lots 10 to 19, both inclusive,
(b) lots 21 to 51, both inclusive,
(c) lots 64 to 80, both inclusive,
(d) lots 92 to 103, both inclusive,
(e) lots 108 to 115, both inclusive,
(/) lots 127 to 138, both inclusive,
(g) lots 155 to 180, both inclusive,
(A) lots 226 to 234, both inclusive, and
(t) lots 251 to 256, both inclusive,
registered plan 27 (Town of Fort Erie).
25. Part of blocks B and Y, registered plan 27
(Town of Fort Erie).
26. All of blocks VV and X, registered plan 27
(Town of Fort Erie).
27. Part of the lane adjoining and south of lots 19,
21 to 31, both inclusive, registered plan 27
(Town of Fort Erie).
28. Part of the lane adjoining and west of lots 15
to 18, both inclusive, registered plan 27
(Town of Fort Erie).
29. Part of the lane adjoining and west of lots
104 to 115, both inclusive, registered plan 27
(Town of Fort Erie).
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30. Part of the lane adjoining and north of,
(a) lots 127 to 133, both inclusive,
(6) lots 166 to 180, both inclusive, and
(c) lots 219 to 227, both inclusive,
registered plan 27 (Town of Fort Erie).
31. All of the lane adjoining and east of lots 100
to 103, both inclusive, registered plan 27
(Town of Fort Erie).
32. All of the lane adjoining and east of lots 92
to 99, both inclusive, registered plan 27
(Town of Fort Erie).
33. Part of,
(a) Main Street,
(&) Goderich Street,
(c) North Street,
(d) King Street,
(e) Mather Street,
(/) Douglas Street,
(g) Oakes Drive, and
(A) Central Avenue,
registered plan 27 (Town of Fort Erie).
34. Part of Lot 4, registered plan 9218 (Town of
Fort Erie).
35. Part of Block H, registered plan 9218 (Town of
Fort Erie).
36. Part of lots 445 to 448, both inclusive,
registered plan 28 (Town of Fort Erie).
37. Part of Queen Street, registered plan 28
(Town of Fort Erie).
38. All of,
(a) lots 557 and 558, and
(6) lots 664 to 691, both inclusive,
registered plan 29 (Town of Fort Erie).
39. Part of Queen Street, registered plan 29
(Town of Fort Erie).
40. All of the lane adjoining and west of Lot 672,
registered plan 29 (Town of Fort Erie).
41. Part of the lane adjoining and south of lots 672
to 691, both inclusive, registered plan 29
(Town of Fort Erie).
42. Part of,
(a) lots 1 to 7, both inclusive, and
(6) lots 12 and 15,
registered plan 8.
43. Part of Hagey Avenue, registered plan 8
(Town of Fort Erie).
44. Part of the road allowance between con-
cessions 1 and 2, Niagara River (Town of
Fort Erie).
and being that portion of the King's Highway shown
outlined on Department of Highways plan P-2511-66,
registered in the registry office for the registry division
of the County of Welland as No. 75649-B.
(9017)
7.01 miles, more or less.
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O. Reg. 39/68
579
Publications Under The Regulations Act
March 2nd, 1968
THE ANATOMY ACT, 1967
O. Reg. 38/68.
Designation of Schools.
Made— February 15th, 1968.
Filed— February 19th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE ANATOMY ACT, 1967
1. Section 1 of Ontario Regulation 437/67 is
amended by adding thereto the following item:
6. University of Guelph
(9029)
Department of Anatomy
9
THE INDUSTRIAL STANDARDS ACT
O. Reg. 39/68.
Schedule — Bricklaying and Stonemasonry
Industry — Toronto.
Made— December 12th, 1967.
Approved — February 15th, 1968.
Filed— February 22nd, 1968.
ORDER MADE UNDER
THE INDUSTRIAL STANDARDS ACT
1. Section 4 of the Schedule to Ontario Regulation
28/66 is revoked and the following substituted therefor:
MINIMUM RATE OF WAGES
4. The minimum rate of wages for work per-
formed during a regular working day and,
subject to subsection 3 of section 3, for night
work is,
(a) to and including the 30th day of April,
1968, $3.90 an hour;
(b) from and including the 1st day of
May, 1968, to and including the 31st
day of October, 1968, $4.10 an hour;
and
(c) on and after the 1st day of November,
1968, $4.30 an hour.
2. Subsection 3 of section 8 of the Schedule to
Ontario Regulation 28/66 is revoked and the following
substituted therefor:
(3) The advisory committee shall not issue a
permit for overtime work under subsection 2
where the employee has performed more than
thirty-two hours of work in the regular
working week next preceding the Saturday
of that week.
3. Section 9 of the Schedule to Ontario Regulation (9043)
28/66 is revoked and the following substituted therefor:
RATES OF WAGES FOR OVERTIME WORK
9. The rate of wages for overtime work is,
(c) for overtime work performed on a
holiday, other than overtime work
performed under subsection 2 of
section 8,
(i) to and including the 30th day
of April, 1968, $7.80 an hour,
(ii) from and including the 1st day
of May, 1968, to and including
the 31st day of October, 1968,
$8.20 an hour, and
(iii) on and after the 1st day of
November, 1968, $8.60 an hour;
(b) for overtime work performed under
subsection 2 of section 8,
(i) to and including the 30th day
of April, 1968, $3.90 an hour,
(ii) from and including the 1st day
of May, 1968, to and including
the 31st day of October, 1968,
$4.10 an hour, and
(iii) on and after the 1st day of
November, 1968, $4.30 an hour;
and
(c) for all other overtime work,
(i) to and including the 30th day
of April, 1968, $5.85 an hour,
(ii) from and including the 1st day
of May, 1968, to and including
the 31st day of October, 1968,
$6.15 an hour, and
* (iii) on and after the 1st day of
November, 1968, $6.45 an hour.
4. This Order comes into force on the tenth day
after the publication thereof in The Ontario Gazette
under The Regulations Act.
We Concur:
Advisory Committee for
The Bricklaying and Stonemasonry Industry —
Toronto Zone.
LEONARD EDEN,
Chairman.
JOHN MEIORIN
DUNCAN SKINNER
ANTHONY DI ROCCO
J. ZANUSSI
JOHN R. SCOTT,
Administrator of Industrial Standards
Dated at Toronto, this 12th day of December, 1967.
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THE INDUSTRIAL STANDARDS ACT
O. Reg. 40/68.
Schedule — Barbering Industry —
Tillsonburg Zone.
Made— February 15th, 1968.
Filed— February 22nd, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE INDUSTRIAL STANDARDS ACT
1. The Schedule is in force during pleasure within
the Tillsonburg zone and is binding on the employers
and employees in the barbering industry.
2. Regulation 308 of Revised Regulations of
Ontario, 1960 is revoked.
3. This Regulation comes into force on the tenth
day after the publication thereof in The Ontario Gazette
under The Regulations Act.
Schedule
BARBERING INDUSTRY
Tillsonburg Zone
interpretation
1. In this Schedule,
(a) "Civic Holiday" means a holiday only for that
part of the zone where it is so proclaimed by a
municipality;
(ft) "holiday" means,
(i) Sunday,
(ii) New Year's Day,
(iii) Good Friday,
(iv) Victoria Day,
(v) Dominion Day,
(vi) Civic Holiday,
(vii) Labour Day,
(viii) Thanksgiving Day,
(ix) Christmas Day, and
(x) the 26th day of December;
(c) "week" means the period beginning with Sun-
day and ending with the Saturday next
following, both inclusive.
HOURS OF WORK
2. No person shall perform work in the industry,
(a) on a holiday;
(6) on a Wednesday; or
(c) before 9 a.m. or after,
(i) 6 p.m. on Monday, Tuesday, Thursday
or Saturday, or
(ii) 9 p.m. on Friday.
3. Notwithstanding section 2, work may be per-
formed between 9 a.m. and 6 p.m. on Wednesday in,
(a) a week where Christmas Day or New Year's
Day falls on a day other than Sunday; or
(6) the week in which Good Friday falls,
if the Wednesday is not a holiday.
OVERTIME WORK
4. Overtime work is work,
(a) that is not performed between 9 a.m. and,
(i) 6 p.m. on Monday, Tuesday, Thursday
or Saturday, or
(ii) 9 p.m. on Friday; or
(&) that is performed on a holiday.
5. — (1) Subject to subsection 3, no overtime work
shall be performed in the industry without a permit
from the advisory committee.
(2) The advisory committee is authorized to issue
the permits subject to this Schedule.
(3) Subsection 1 does not apply to overtime work
performed for the purpose of completing any service,
work, operation or art for a customer who was in the
shop prior to,
(a) 6 p.m. on Monday, Tuesday, Thursday or
Saturday; or
(6) 9 p.m. on Friday.
CLASSIFICATION OF EMPLOYEES
6. The following classification of employees in the
industry is established:
Class A — A person who is given full-time employ-
ment;
Class B — A person who is given part-time or casual
employment.
MINIMUM RATES OF WAGES
7. — (1) The minimum rate of wages for all work
performed in the industry by employees is,
(o) for a Class A employee, 65 per cent of the
proceeds from the work performed by him,
or $50 a week, whichever is the greater; and
(ft) for a Class B employee, 65 per cent of the
proceeds from the work performed by him,
or $1 an hour, whichever is the greater.
(2) The percentages in subsection 1 shall be com-
puted upon the gross receipts for work performed at
not less than,
(a) the minimum charge for each operation in
section 9; or
{b) the prevailing charge established in the shop
for each operation,
whichever is the greater.
8. No deductions shall be made from the minimum
rate of wages for,
(a) materials supplied;
{b) laundry service; or
(c) operating expenses.
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MINIMUM CHARGES
9, — (1) The minimum charge for each operation
in the industry is as follows:
i. Facial massage, plain 75 cents
ii. Hair-cut or trim for persons 14 years
of age and over $1
iii. Hair-cut for persons under 14 years
of age 75 cents
iv. Head-rub 35 cents
V. Shampoo, plain 75 cents
vi. Shave 75 cents
vii. Singe 50 cents
(2) No employer or employee shall,
(a) contract for or accept prices lower than those
in subsection 1 ;
(b) combine any of the operations named in
subsection 1 without charging for each
operation in the combination; or
(c) give any article or premium to the customer
without charging the full value of the article
or premium.
The Administrator of Industrial Standards approves
section 9 of this Schedule.
JOHN R. SCOTT,
Administrator of Industrial Standards.
Dated at Toronto, this 1st day of February, 1968.
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O. Reg. 41/68.
Schedule — Barbering Industry —
Port Colborne Zone.
Made— February 15th, 1968.
Filed— February 22nd, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE INDUSTRIAL STANDARDS ACT
1. The Schedule is in force during pleasure within
the Port Colborne zone and is binding upon the
employers and employees in the barbering industry.
2. Regulation 295 of Revised Regulations of
Ontario, 1960 is revoked.
3. This Regulation comes into force on the tenth
day after the publication thereof in The Ontario Gazette
under The Regulations Act.
Schedule
BARBERING INDUSTRY
Port Colborne Zone
interpretation
1. In this Schedule,
(o) "holiday" means,
(i) Sunday,
(ii) New Year's Day,
(iii) Good Friday,
(iv) Victoria Day,
(v) Dominion Day,
(vi) Port Colborne Civic Holiday,
(vii) Labour Day,
(viii) Thanksgiving Day,
(ix) Christmas Day, and
(x) the 26th day of December in a year in
which Christmas Day falls on a day
other than a Saturday, or the 27th day
of December in a year in which
Christmas Day falls on a Saturday;
(b) "week" means the period beginning with
Sunday and ending with the Saturday next
following, both inclusive.
HOURS OF WORK
2. No person shall perform work in the industry,
(a) on a holiday;
(b) on a Wednesday; or
(c) before,
(i) 8.30 a.m. or after 6 p.m. on Monday,
Tuesday, Thursday or Friday, or
(ii) 8.30 a.m. or after 5 p.m. on Saturday.
3. Notwithstanding clause b of section 2, during a
week in which New Year's Day or Christmas Day
falls on a day other than a Sunday and during the
week in which Good Friday falls, 8^ hours of work
may be performed between 8.30 a.m. and 6 p.m. on
Wednesday of that week, if the Wednesday is not a
holiday.
CLASSIFICATION OF EMPLOYEES
4. The following classifications of employees in the
industry are established:
Class A — A person who is given full-time employ-
ment.
Class B — A person who is given part-time work or
casual employment.
MINIMUM RATES OF WAGES
5. — (1) The minimum rate of wages for all work
performed in the industry by employees is,
(a) for a Class A employee, 65 per cent of the
proceeds from the work performed by him or
$50 a week, whichever is the greater; and
(b) for a Class B employee, 65 per cent of the
proceeds from the work performed by him or
$1.25 an hour, whichever is the greater.
(2) The percentages in subsection 1 shall be com-
puted upon the gross receipts for work performed at not
less than,
(c) the minimum charge for each operation
established in section 7; or
(b) the prevailing charge established in the shop
for each operation,
whichever is the greater.
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6. No deductions shall be made from the minimum
rate of wages for,
(c) materials supplied;
(6) laundry services; or
(c) operating expenses.
MINIMUM CHARGES
7. — (1) The minimum charge for each operation
in the industry is as follows:
i. Facial massage, plain 75 cents
ii. Hair-cut or trim for persons 14 years
of age and over $1
iii. Hair-cut for persons under 14 years
of age 75 cents
iv. Head-rub 35 cents
V. Shampoo, plain 75 cents
vi. Shave 75 cents
vii. Singe 50 cents
(2) No employer or employee shall,
(o) contract for or accept lower prices than those
in subsection 1 ;
(b) combine any of the operations named in
subsection 1 without charging for each opera-
tion in the combination; or
(c) give any article or premium to the customer
without charging the full value of the article
or premium.
The Administrator of Industrial Standards approves
section 7 of this Schedule.
JOHN R. SCOTT,
Administrator of Industrial Standards.
Dated at Toronto, this 31st day of January, 1968.
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O. Reg. 42/68.
Schedule — Barbering Industry —
Bracebridge, Gravenhurst, Huntsville
Zones.
Made— February 15th, 1968.
Filed— February 22nd, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE INDUSTRIAL STANDARDS ACT
1. The Schedule is in force during pleasure within
the Bracebridge zone, Gravenhurst zone and Hunts-
ville zone and is binding upon the employers and
employees in the barbering industry.
2. Regulation 255 of Revised Regulations of
Ontario, 1960 is revoked.
3. This Regulation comes into force on the tenth
day after the publication thereof in The Ontario Gazette
under The Regulations Act.
Schedule
BARBERING INDUSTRY
Bracebridge, Gravenhurst, Huntsville Zones
interpretation
1. In this Schedule,
(c) "Civic Holiday" means a holiday only for
the zone where it is so proclaimed by a
municipality;
(&) "holiday" means,
(i) Sunday,
(ii) New Year's Day,
(iii) Good Friday,
(iv) Victoria Day,
(v) Labour Day,
(vi) Thanksgiving Day,
(vii) Christmas Day,
(viii) the 26th day of December, and
(ix) Civic Holiday;
(c) "week" means the period beginning with
Sunday and ending with the Saturday next
following, both inclusive.
HOURS OF WORK
2. No person shall perform work in the industry,
(a) in the Bracebridge zone,
(i) on a holiday,
(ii) on Dominion Day,
(iii) subject to section 3, on a Monday,
(iv) before 8.30 a.m. or after 5.30 p.m. on
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday or
Saturday, or
(v) before 8.30 a.m. or after 9 p.m. on a
Friday;
(b) in the Gravenhurst zone,
(i) on a holiday,
(ii) on Dominion Day, except where
Dominion Day falls on a Friday or
a Saturday,
(iii) subject to subsection 2 of section 4,
before 8.30 a.m. or after 6 p.m. on
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday
or Saturday, and
(iv) subject to subsection 1 of section 4,
on a Thursday and 9 p.m. on either
Friday or Saturday;
(c) in the Huntsville zone,
(i) on a holiday,
(ii) on Dominion Day,
(iii) subject to section 5, on a Monday,
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(iv) before 8.30 a.m. or after 6 p.m. on
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and
Saturday, or
(v) before 8.30 a.m. or after 9 p.m. on
Friday.
3. Notwithstanding subclause iii of clause a of
section 2, where a holiday falls on a day in the week,
other than a Sunday, work may be performed between
8.30 a.m. and 5.30 p.m. on Monday of that week if
Monday is not a holiday.
4. — (1) Notwithstanding subclause iv of clause b
of section 2, work may be performed in the Graven-
hurst zone on a Thursday during the months of July
and August, between the hours of 8.30 a.m. and 6 p.m.
(2) An employer in the Gravenhurst zone shall
elect either Friday or Saturday as a day on which
three hours of work may be performed during the
hours of 6 p.m. and 9 p.m. and shall notify the advisory
committee in writing of the day so elected.
5. Notwithstanding subclause iii of clause c of
section 2, where a holiday falls on a Tuesday, work
may be performed on Monday of that week if the
Monday is not a holiday.
MINIMUM RATES OF WAGES
6. — (1) The minimum rate of wages for all work
performed in the industry by an employee is 70 per
cent of the proceeds from the work performed by him
or $1 an hour, whichever is the greater.
(2) The percentage in subsection 1 shall be com-
puted upon the gross receipts for work performed at
not less than,
(o) the minimum charge for each operation
established in section 8; or
(b) the prevailing charge established in the shop
for each operation,
whichever is the greater.
7. No deductions shall be made from the minimum
rate of wages for,
(c) materials supplied;
(6) laundry services; or
(c) operating expenses of any kind.
MINIMUM CHARGES
8. — (1) The minimum charge for each operation
in the industry is as follows:
i. Facial massage, plain 75 cents
ii. Hair-cut or trim for persons 14 years
and over $1
iii. Hair-cut for persons under 14 years. . 75 cents
iv. Head-rub 75 cents
v. Shampoo, plain 75 cents
vi. Shave 75 cents
vii. Singe 50 cents
(2) No employer or employee shall,
(a) contract for or accept prices lower than those
in subsection 1;
(b) combine any of the operations named in
subsection 1 without charging for each opera-
tion in the combination; or
(c) give any article or premium to the customer
without charging the full value of the article
or premium.
The Administrator of Industrial Standards approves
section 8 of this Schedule.
JOHN R. SCOTT,
Administrator of Industrial Standards.
Dated at Toronto, this 1st day of February, 1968.
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Publications Under The Regulations Act
March 9th, 1968
THE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION ACT
O. Reg. 43/68.
General Legislative Grants.
Made— February 21st, 1968.
Approved — February 22nd, 1968.
Filed— February 22nd, 1968.
REGULATION MADE BY THE MINISTER
UNDER
THE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION ACT
GENERAL LEGISLATIVE GRANTS
INTERPRETATION
In this Regulation,
(a) "actual average daily enrolment" means the
sum of the resident-internal average daily
enrolment and the non-resident average daily
enrolment;
(b) "average daily enrolment" means the quo-
tient obtained by dividing the perfect aggre-
gate attendance of pupils in the preceding
year by the number of legal teaching days in
that year;
(c) "class-room in operation" means a class-
room used throughout each school day by
pupils under the charge of a teacher and for
which a daily register of attendance or its
equivalent approved by the Minister is main-
tained, and where a class-room is used for
half of each school day for kindergarten or
other instructional purposes, the class-room is
half a class-room in operation;
(d) "larger unit of administration" means a
board of education, a combined separate
school zone, a county school area, a district
school area, or a township school area;
(e) "non-resident average daily enrolment"
means the average daily enrolment of pupils
attending the schools under the jurisdiction
of a board whose fees are receivable from
another board, from the Minister, or from
Canada ;
(/) "provincial equalizing factor" means the
factor determined by the Department of
Municipal Affairs to adjust the local assess-
ment of the whole or part of a municipality to
the assessment to be used for grant purposes;
(g) "resident-external average daily enrolment"
means the average daily enrolment of pupils
whose fees are payable by a board ;
(h) "resident-internal average daily enrolment"
means the average daily enrolment of all
pupils attending the schools under the juris-
diction of a board except those whose fees are
receivable from another board, from the
Minister, or from Canada;
(♦) "rural area under the jurisdiction of a board"
means the portion of a school section or
separate-school zone that is in a rural muni-
cipality, or in an urban municipality having a
population of under 1,000 as determined by
reference to the municipal census taken in the
year in which the assessment roll on which
taxes were levied for the preceding year, less
the number of inmates of public institutions,
was prepared;
(j) "rural municipality" means a township
either with or without municipal organization,
and unsurveyed territory;
(k) "urban municipality" means a borough, city,
town or village; and
(/) "year" means the period from and including
the 1st day of January to and including the
31st day of December next following.
2. "Recognized extraordinary expenditure" shall be
subject to the approval of the Minister.
APPORTIONMENT
3. The general legislative grants for elementary
and secondary schools shall be,
(a) apportioned and distributed to boards in
accordance with this Regulation; and
(b) applied to such school purposes as the board
receiving a grant deems expedient.
CONTINGENCIES OF GRANTS
4. — (1) Where a board does not comply with the
Acts administered by the Minister or the Regulations
thereunder, the Minister may withhold the whole or any
part of a grant payable until the board has taken the
action necessary to correct the condition that caused
the grant to be withheld.
(2) Where the grant payable under this Regulation
is for any reason overpaid, the board shall refund the
amount of the overpayment to the Province of Ontario.
(3) Where the grant payable under this Regulation
is for any reason underpaid, the amount of the under-
payment shall be paid to the board.
5. — (1) The grant payable under this Regulation
shall be paid in the number of instalments and at the
times designated by the Minister.
(2) Where in any year the amount voted by the
Legislature for the grants under this Regulation is
insufficient or more than sufficient to pay the grants in
full, the Minister may make a pro rata reduction or
increase, as the case may be.
Part 1
CORPORATION TAX ADJUSTMENT GRANT
APPLICATION
6. This Part applies to general legislative grants to
elementary-school boards with respect to corporation
assessment.
I NTERPRETATION
7. In this Part,
(a) "corporation assessment" has the same
meaning as in The Assessment Act;
(6) "commercial assessment" means,
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(i) the assessment of real property that is
used as the basis for computing business
assessment including the assessment
for real property that is rented and
occupied or used by the Crown in right
of Canada or any province or any
board, commission, corporation, or
other agency thereof, or by any
municipal corporation or local board
thereof,
(ii) business assessment, and
(iii) the assessment for mineral lands, rail-
way lands, other than railway lands
actually in use for residential and
farming purposes, and pipe lines, and
the assessment of telephone and tele-
graph companies;
(c) "municipality" has the same meaning as in
The Municipal Act except that where a school
section or separate school zone includes all or
part of one or more organized municipalities
and territory without municipal organization,
the territory without municipal organization
shall be deemed to be part of the organized
municipality having the greatest assessment as
provided in subsection 1 of section 59 of The
Public Schools Act.
8. The average corporation assessment per pupil
in a municipality, correct to two places of decimals,
shall be determined by dividing the total corporation
assessment in the municipality, as shown on the 1966
assessment roll, by the enrolment of elementary-school
pupils resident in that municipality on the last school-
day of September, 1967.
9. — (1) In a municipality where, according to the
1966 assessment roll, the corporation assessment is
3 per cent or more of the total assessment, there shall
be calculated and, subject to subsection 2, allocated to
each elementary-school board for purposes of section 1 1
and subsection 6 of section 13 the amount of assess-
ment computed by multiplying the enrolment of
pupils, including those whose fees are payable by the
board, resident in that municipality in the area under
the jurisdiction of the board on the last school-day of
September, 1967 by the average corporation assess-
ment per pupil as determined in section 8.
(2) The amount of assessment in a municipality
allocated to a board under subsection 1 shall be limited
to the excess of the amount calculated for the board
over the amount of corporation assessment in the
municipality already supporting the board and shall
be not less than zero.
10. The average mill rate, correct to three places
of decimals, for public-school purposes in a municipality
on commercial assessment shall be obtained by dividing
the amount levied in 1967 on commercial assessment for
all public-school boards in the municipality by the total
commercial assessment, as shown on the 1966 assess-
ment roll, supporting public-school boards in the
municipality, and multiplying by 1,000.
11. A board to which assessment has been allocated
under section 9 shall be paid a grant of the amount
determined by multiplying the product of the assess-
ment so allocated and ,001 by the greater of.
(a) one mill, adjusted by the provincial equal-
izing factor applicable to the assessment, to-
gether with the mill rate determined in sec-
tion 10, and
(b) 5.5 mills adjusted by the provincial equalizing
factor applicable to the assessment.
Part 2
ELEMENTARY AND SECONDARY SCHOOLS
APPLICATION
12. This Part applies to general legislative grants
for elementary and secondary schools.
INTERPRETATION
13. In this Part,
(1) "resident pupil factor" means the decimal
fraction, correct to five places of decimals, obtained by
dividing the resident-internal average daily enrolment
by the actual average daily enrolment.
(2) "number of class-room units" means,
(o) for an elementary-school board, the sum of,
(i) the greater of,
a. the quotient, carried to one
decimal place with that decimal
digit being increased by one for
any remainder, obtained by
dividing the resident-internal
average daily enrolment by 30,
but the quotient as adjusted
shall be not less than .1 for each
month during which the board
operated a school for its resident-
internal pupils, and
b. the lesser of
I. the number of class-
rooms in operation on
the last school-day of the
preceding year, less the
quotient carried to one
decimal place with that
decimal digit being in-
creased by one for any
remainder, obtained by
dividing the non-resident
average daily enrolment
by 30, and
II. the quotient, carried to
one decimal place with
that decimal digit being
increased by one for any
remainder, obtained by
dividing the resident-in-
ternal average daily en-
rolment by 25, and
(ii) the quotient, carried to one decimal
place with that decimal digit being in-
creased by one for any remainder, ob-
tained by dividing the resident-
external average daily enrolment by
30, but for a board that did not
operate a school in the preceding year
the quotient as adjusted shall be not
less than .05 for each month for which
fees were payable, and
(iii) for a board of a larger unit of ad-
ministration that operates a school in
the current year, the quotient, carried
to one decimal place with that decimal
digit being increased by one for any
remainder, obtained by dividing by 30,
the lesser of,
a. the product of 10 and the num-
ber of former sections or zones
included in the area under the
jurisdiction of the board in
which no school was in opera-
tion on the last school-day of
the preceding year, and
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b. the total of the resident-in-
ternal and resident-external
average daily enrolments of
pupils residing in the rural area
under the jurisdiction of the
board.
(6) for a secondary-school board, the sum of,
(i) the quotient, carried to one decimal
place with that decimal digit being in-
creased by one for any remainder, ob-
tained by dividing the resident-
internal average daily enrolment by
21, but the quotient as adjusted shall
be not less than 1, and
(ii) the quotient, carried to one decimal
place with that decimal digit being in-
creased by one for any remainder, ob-
tained by dividing the resident-external
average daily enrolment by 21, but for
a board that did not operate a school
the quotient as adjusted shall be not
less than .5.
(3) "number of class-room units for purposes of
determining assessment per class-room unit" means,
(c) for an elementary-school board, the number
determined under clause a of subsection 2, and
(b) for a secondary-school board, the number
determined under clause b of subsection 2.
(4) "number of class-room units for purposes of
determining recognized extraordinary expenditure per
class-room unit" means,
(o) for an elementary-school board, the number
determined under subclauses i and ii of
clause a of subsection 2, and
(b) for a secondary-school board, the number
determined under clause b of subsection 2.
(5) "weighted average daily enrolment" means,
(c) for an elementary-school board, the product of
30 and the number of class-room units deter-
mined in clause a of subsection 2, and
(6) for a secondary-school board, the product of
21 and the number of class-room units deter-
mined under clause b of subsection 2.
(6) "assessment" means the sum of.
(a) the assessment of all property, including
business assessment, rateable for purposes of
the board in the area under its jurisdiction, as
shown on the assessment roll on which taxes
were levied for the preceding year, adjusted by
the provincial equalizing factor;
(b) where money is received by the board under
section 35 of The Assessment Act or clause b
of section 5 of Ontario Regulation 104/67,
the amount equivalent to that which, if
levied upon at the rate of real-property
taxation on the ratepayers supporting the
board, would result in taxation equal to the
money so received by the board, adjusted by
the provincial equalizing factor; and
(c) the amount allocated to the board in respect
of corporation assessment under section 9 ad-
justed by the provincial equalizing factor.
(7) "assessment per class-room unit" means the
lesser of,
(a) the quotient obtained by dividing the assess-
ment determined under subsection 6 by the
number of class-room units determined under
clause a of subsection 2 for an elementary-
school board, or under clause b of subsection 2
for a secondary-school board, as the case may
be, and
(b) 130 per cent of the assessment per class-room
unit used in the calculation of the grant for
the board in 1967.
(8) "assessment maximum" means the product of
the assessment per class-room unit and the number of
class-room units as provided in clause o of subsection 2
for an elementary-school board or in clause b of sub-
section 2 for a secondary-school board.
(9) "net capital expenditures from the revenue
fund" for purposes of subsections 11 and 12 means
capital expenditures from the revenue fund less revenue
from insurance proceeds and from the sale of school
sites, school buildings, school equipment and from
debenture proceeds not required for capital purposes
that are transferred to the revenue fund.
(10) "cost of operating" means the sum of,
(a) current expenditures of a board for school
purposes, m the preceding year, including
expenditures for fees, for transportation, and
for board, lodging, and weekly transportation;
(b) debt charges payable in the current year by a
board or on its behalf; and
(c) debt charges paid by an elementary-school
board or on its behalf by a municipal council
in 1963 in the case of a debenture issued
before the 1st day of January, 1951, where
the final debt charges were payable in the
year preceding the current year;
less,
(d) debt charges payable in the preceding year
by a board or on its behalf; and
(e) revenue from all sources, except from genera
legislative grants, taxes, and subscriptions in
lieu of taxes.
(11) "recognized cost of operating" means cost of
operating increased by the amount included in recog-
nized extraordinary expenditure for debt charges,
capital expenditures from the revenue fund, trans-
portation and expenditures for board, lodging, and
weekly transportation of pupils, and decreased by,
(i) expenditures for transportation;
(ii) expenditures for board, lodging, and weekly
transportation of pupils;
(iii) debt charges payable in the current year
adjusted by the resident pupil factor;
(iv) debt charges paid by an elementary-school
board or on its behalf by a municipal council
in 1963 in the case of a debenture issued
before the 1st day of January, 1951, where the
final debt charges were payable in the year
preceding the current year, adjusted by the
resident pupil factor; and
(v) net capital expenditures from the revenue
fund adjusted by the resident pupil factor.
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(12) "adjusted net current cost" means the sum of
the cost of operating and the product of $30 and the
weighted average daily enrolment, as provided in sub-
section 5, reduced by,
(a) debt charges adjusted by the resident pupil
factor;
(b) net capital expenditures from the revenue
fund adjusted by the resident pupil factor;
(c) expenditures for the transportation of pupils;
(d) expenditures for board, lodging, and weekly
transportation of pupils;
(e) 20 per cent of the expenditures in the pre-
ceding year, excluding expenditures included
in subsection 15, for tuition fees payable by
a board to another board, or, where under a
private act the tuition fee is calculated in a
manner other than that prescribed in The
Schools Administration Act, the excess of
20 per cent of the fee calculated in the manner
prescribed in the said Act over the debt
charges included in clause a and capital
expenditures from the revenue fund included
in clause b, but the excess shall be not less
than zero;
(/) the current basic tax relief grant provided
in section 15; and
(g) the grants as provided in sections 17 to 30,
both inclusive,
but shall be not less than zero.
(13) "recognized extraordinary expenditure"
means,
(c) the portion approved by the Minister for
grant purposes, adjusted by the resident pupil
factor, of
(i) debt charges payable in the current
year by a board or on its behalf by a
municipal council, and
(ii) debt charges paid by an elementary-
school board or on its behalf by a
municipal council in 1963 in case of a
debenture issued before the 1st day of
January, 1951, where the final debt
charges were payable in the year
preceding the current year,
in respect of debentures issued to finance
permanent improvements or renovation of
existing class-room accommodation;
(fc) the portion approved by the Minister for
grant purposes, adjusted by the resident pupil
factor, of capital expenditures from the
revenue fund m the preceding year for the
restoration of insured school property de-
stroyed or damaged, for school sites, for new
schools, for additions to schools, and for buses
for the transportation of pupils;
(c) the portion approved by the Minister for
grant purposes, adjusted by the resident
pupil factor, of capital expenditures from the
revenue fund in the preceding year,
(i) for alterations, and
(ii) for the renovation of existing class-
room and related accommodation that
is at least 35 years old and in a school
having two or more class-rooms but
not in excess of 50 per cent of the
amount that would be approved for
equivalent new accommodation;
{d) the portion approved by the Minister for
grant purposes of the expenditures made by
a board in the preceding year for transporta-
tion of pupils to and from school except where
the parent or guardian contributed directly
to the cost of transportation;
(«) the portion of the expenditures for board,
lodging, and transportation to school and
return once each week, made by an elemen-
tary-school board in a territorial district in
the preceding year in respect of each pupil,
(i) who resides in the area under the
board's jurisdiction,
(ii) who does not reside in a secondary-
school district,
(iii) whose residence is 15 miles or more by
road or rail from a secondary school
that he is eligible to attend,
(iv) for whom the board does not provide
daily transportation to and from school,
and
(v) who attends a school operated by a
secondary-school board,
which is not in excess of $3 for each day of
attendance as certified by the principal of the
secondary school that the pupil attends;
(/) the portion of the expenditures for board,
lodging, and transportation to school and
return once each week, made by a secondary-
school board in a territorial district in the pre-
ceding year in respect of each pupil,
(i) who resides in the area under the
board's jurisdiction,
(ii) whose residence is 15 miles or more by
road or rail from a secondary school
that he is eligible to attend,
(iii) for whom the board does not provide
daily transportation to and from school,
and
(iv) who attends a school operated by a
secondary-school board,
which is not in excess of $3 for each day of
attendance as certified by the principal of the
secondary school that the pupil attends;
(<) 20 per cent of the expenditures in the pre-
cedmg year, excluding expenditures included
in subsection 15, for tuition fees payable by
a board to another board, or, where under a
private act the tuition fee is calculated in a
manner other than that prescribed in The
Schools Administration Act, the excess of
20 per cent of the fee calculated in the manner
prescribed in the said Act over the debt
charges included in clause a and capital
expenditures from the revenue fund included
in clauses b and c, but the excess shall be not
less than zero.
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less,
(A) the portion of the revenue in the preceding
year designated by the Minister as deductible
for grant purposes, adjusted by the resident
pupil factor, resulting from,
(i) the sale of school sites,
(ii) the sale or transfer of school buildings,
(iii) sale of school equipment, and
(iv) proceeds from insurance.
(14) "recognized extraordinary expenditure per
class-room unit" means the integral quotient obtained
by dividing the recognized extraordinary expenditure,
by the number of class-room units as determined in
clause a of subsection 4 for an elementary-school board,
or in clause b of subsection 4 for a secondary-school
board, as the case may be.
(15) "special fee expenditure" means the sum of,
(o) the portion of the expenditures in the preced-
ing year for tuition fees payable by an
elementary-school board to another elemen-
tary-school board for pupils in grades 9 and
10 that is in excess of the fee calculated by
use of the financial data and attendance in
respect of all pupils enrolled in the elementary
schools of the latter board;
(b) the portion of the expenditures in the pre-
ceding year for tuition fees payable by a
board to another board for pupils in a special
education class under the provisions of clause a
subsection 2 of section 100a of The Schools
Administration Act that is in excess of the fee
calculated by use of the financial data and
attendance in respect of all pupils enrolled in
the schools of the latter board; and
(c) the expenditures in the preceding year pay-
able by a board to another board for tuition
in a subject that requires only part-time
attendance of the pupils at the schools of the
board where instruction is given.
(16) "capital mill rate" means,
(a) for an elementary-school board, the rate,
correct to five places of decimals, obtained
by dividing by 1,500 the sum of,
(i) the product of .65 and the recognized
extraordinary expenditure per class-
room unit up to and including $1,500,
and
(ii) the product of .15 and the recognized
extraordinary expenditure per class-
room unit in excess of $1,500, and
(6) for a secondary-school board, the rate, correct
to five places of decimals, obtained by dividing
by 1,500 the sum of,
(i) the product of .221 and the recognized
extraordinary expenditure per class-
room unit up to and including $1,500,
and
(ii) the product of .112 and the recognized
extraordinary expenditure per class-
room unit in excess of $1,500.
STIMULATION GRANTS
14. The Stimulation Grant rate for a board shall be,
(a) the Basic Tax Relief Grant Rate of 35 per cent
increased by
(b) a Variable Percentage Rate which is.
(i) for an elementary-school board, one-
tenth of one per cent, up to a maximum
of 57 per cent, for each $2,500 or frac-
tion thereof by which the assessment
per class-room unit falls below
$1,500,000; or
(ii) for a secondary-school board, one-
tenth of one per cent, up to a maximum
of 57 per cent, for each $7,000 or frac-
tion thereof, by which the assessment
per class-room unit falls below
$4,410,000.
AMOUNTS OF GRANT
FOR OPERATING PURPOSES
15. A board shall be paid a Basic Tax Relief
Grant that for
(a) an elementary-school board, is the amount
computed by multiplying its weighted average
daily enrolment, as provided in subsection 5
of section 13, by $105; and
(b) a secondary-school board, is the amount
computed by multiplying its weighted average
daily enrolment, as provided in subsection 5
of section 13, by,
(i) $125 for pupils enrolled in continuation
schools,
(ii) $200 for pupils enrolled in non-
vocational courses in high schools, and
(iii) $280 for pupils enrolled in vocational
courses in secondary schools.
16. — (1) A board shall, subject to subsection 2 be
paid an Equalization Grant that for,
(c) an elementary-school board, is the excess of,
(i) the product of $175 and the weighted
average daily enrolment
over,
(ii) the sum calculated at 3.5 mills in the
dollar of the assessment maximum;
and
(b) a secondary-school board, is the excess of,
(i) the sum of the products of,
a. $205 and the weighted average
daily enrolment of pupils en-
rolled in continuation schools,
b. $265 and the weighted average
daily enrolment of pupils en-
rolled in non-vocational courses
in high schools, and
c. $320 and the weighted average
daily enrolment of pupils en-
rolled in vocational courses in
secondary schools
over,
(ii) the sum calculated at 2 mills in the
dollar of the assessment maximum.
(2) The equalization grant provided by subsection 1
shall be not greater than the excess of the adjusted
net current cost over the amount determined in sub-
clause ii of clause a of subsection 1 for an elementary-
school board or the amount determined in subclause ii
of clause b of subsection 1 for a secondary-school board,
and shall be not less than zero.
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EVENING COURSES OF STUDY
17. — (1) Subject to subsection 3, a board that
operated evening courses of study approved by the
Minister shall be paid a grant in respect of the lesser of,
(c) the salary of each member of the teaching
staff of the evening courses of study payable
for the preceding year; and
(b) the amount computed by multiplying $6 by
the number of hours of class-room instruction
given by the teacher in the preceding year,
at the Stimulation Grant rate, but the rate shall be not
less than 50 per cent.
(2) A board that operated evening courses of study
in English and Citizenship, or French and Citizenship,
or both, for new-comers to Canada, Advanced Technical
Evening Class Certificate Courses or evening Business
Extension Programme Certificate Courses shall be
paid a grant of 90 per cent of the lesser of,
(o) the salary of each member of the teaching
staff that gave instruction in any of these
subjects in the evening courses of study pay-
able for the preceding year; and
(b) the amount computed by multiplying $6 by
the number of hours of class-room instruction
given in any of these subjects by the teacher
in the preceding year.
(3) Salaries eligible for grant in subsection 2 shall
be not included in the salaries referred to in sub-
section 1.
(4) In subsection 2 "new-comer to Canada" means
a person who,
(a) has been granted permanent admission into
Canada under the Immigration Act (Canada);
and
(b) has not acquired Canadian Citizenship under
the Canadian Citizenship Act,
but does not include a person who is in regular atten-
dance in school.
DEPARTMENTS OF AGRICULTURE
18. — (1) Subject to subsections 2, 3 and 4, a
secondary-school board shall be paid for a department
of agriculture operated in a school in the preceding
year a grant at its Stimulation Grant rate of the amount
shown in Column 2 in accordance with the actual
average daily enrolment of the school set opposite
thereto in Column 1 as follows:
Column 1
Column 2
Actual
average daily enrolment
of school
Amount
per year
Under 100
100 but under 200
200 but under 300
300 or more
$3700
5550
7400
9250
(3) Where a department of agriculture was operated
in the January to June term of 1967, the grant shall be
60 per cent of the amount calculated under subsection 1.
(4) Where a department of agriculture was operated
in the September to December term of 1967, the grant
shall be 40 per cent of the amount calculated under
subsection 1.
class-rooms in home economics and
industrial arts
19. — (1) Subject to subsections 3, 4, 6 and 7, an
elementary-school board shall be paid for each class-
room in home economics and industrial arts operated
in a school in the preceding year, a grant at its Stimula-
tion Grant rate of the amount shown in Column 2 in
accordance with the actual average daily enrolment of
the school set opposite thereto in Column 1 as follows:
(2) For the purpose of subsection 1, the number of
departments of ap;riculture shall not exceed one for
each sfhopl in which a department is operated.
Column 1
Column 2
Actual
average daily enrolment
of school
Amount
per year
Under 50
50 but under 100
100 but under 200
200 but under 300
300 but under 400
400 but under 500
500 but under 600
600 or more
$ 200
400
600
800
1000
1500
2000
2500
(2) Subject to subsections 6 and 7, a secondary-
school board shall be paid for each class-room in home
economics and industrial arts operated in the pre-
ceding year in a school in which the Science, Tech-
nology and Trades Branch had not been introduced, a
grant at its Stimulation Grant rate of the amount
shown in Column 2 in accordance with the actual
average daily enrolment of the school set opposite
thereto in Column 1 as follows:
Column 1
Column 2
Actual
average daily enrolment
of school
Amount
per year
Under 50
50 but under 100
100 but under 200
200 but under 300
300 or more
$ 500
1000
1500
2000
2500
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(3) Where in the preceding year, the pupils of two
or more schools operated by a board received instruc-
tion in home economics or industrial arts in an elemen-
tary school operated by that board, the actual average
daily enrolment of those schools shall be added together
for the purpose of subsection 1 .
(4) Where class-rooms in home economics or
industrial arts were operated in a senior elementary
school as defined in subsection 5, the actual average
daily enrolment for the purpose of subsection 1 shall be
deemed to be 600.
(5) For purposes of subsection 4, "senior elementary
school" means an elementary school that operated as
a distinct unit for any combination of grades above
grade 5.
(6) Where class-rooms in home economics and
industrial arts were operated in the January to June
term of 1967, the grant paid shall be 60 per cent of
the amounts calculated under subsections 1 or 2.
(7) Where class-rooms in home economics and
industrial arts were operated in the September to
December term of 1967, the grant shall be 40 per cent
of the amounts calculated under subsections 1 or 2.
(8) A board that provided free instruction in
industrial arts or home economics in the preceding
year to pupils resident in the area under the jurisdiction
of another board shall be paid a grant of $7.50 for each
term for each non-resident pupil to whom free instruc-
tion was given.
LIBRARY BOOKS
20. A board shall be p>aid in respect of expenditures
in the preceding year for library books, recommended
under paragraph 33 of subsection 1 of section 12 of the
Act a grant of the greater of,
(a) the amount computed by applying the Stim-
ulation Grant rate to the lesser of,
(i) the expenditure for library books, and
(ii) the amount computed by multiplying
by $10 the actual average daily enrol-
ment; and
(b) the lesser of,
(i) the expenditure for library books, and
(ii) the amount computed by multiplying
by $2 the actual average daily enrol-
ment.
LARGER UNITS OF ADMINISTRATION
21. — (1) An elementary-school board that does not
have jurisdiction over a larger unit of administration
containing more than one former school section or zone
shall, in the year preceding that in which it enters a
larger unit of administration, be paid a grant of the
lesser of,
(c) $300; and
(b) the amount computed by multiplying $20 by
the total of its resident-internal and resident-
external average daily enrolment of pupils
residing in the rural area under its jurisdiction.
(2) A board of a larger unit of administration
that on the first school-day of the current year in-
cluded two or more former school-sections or former
separate-school zones shall be paid a grant of the lesser
of,
(a) $500 for each former school-section or former
separate-school zone; and
(b) the amount computed by multiplying $20 by
the total of its resident-internal and resident-
external average daily enrolment of pupils
residing in the rural area under its jurisdiction.
(3) A secondary-school board that operated a high
school shall be paid a grant of $150,
(a) for each rural school-section; and
(b) in the case of a board of education, a county
school area, a district school area, or a town-
ship school area,
(i) for each former rural school-section,
and
(ii) for each former rural union school-
section,
that is completely within the district under its juris-
diction.
22. An elementary-school board that provided milk
for free distribution to pupils enrolled in the schools
under its jurisdiction in the preceding year shall be
paid a grant of the lesser of,
(a) 50 per cent of the expenditure for milk; and
(b) the expenditure for milk less donations from
any source received specifically for the pur-
chase of milk.
MUNICIPAL INSPECTORATES
23. A board whose jurisdiction has been designated
as a municipal inspectorate and has appointed a
municipal inspector shall be paid a grant at the Stimu-
lation Grant rate in respect of the lesser of,
(c) the salary of each municipal inspector pay-
able for the preceding year; and
(b) the amount computed by multiplying $900
by the number of months in the preceding
year in which the municipal inspector was
employed.
SPECIAL FEE EXPENDITURE
24. A board shall be paid a grant at its Stimulation
Grant rate of the amount of its Special Fee Expenditure.
SPECIAL EDUCATION PROGRAMS AND SERVICES
25. — (1) Subject to subsections 2 and 3, a board
shall be paid for each qualified full-time teacher em-
ployed in the preceding year for a special education
program or service a grant at its Stimulation Grant rate
of the amount shown in Column 2 in accordance with
the program or service set opposite thereto in Column 1
as follows:
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Column 1
Column 2
Program or Service
Amount
per year
Oral Class for Deaf
$7500
Emotionally Disturbed
Neurologically Impaired, including perceptually handicapped
$7000
7000
Braille
$6400
Hard of Hearing
Limited Vision
Opportunity — Primary
Orthopaedic
$6000
6000
6000
6000
Language — for pupils who are from any linguistic cause unable to take
proper advantage of the school program
Opportunity — I ntermediate
Opportunity — ^Junior
Opportunity — No age classification
$5000
5000
5000
5000
Opportunity — Senior
$4000
Diagnostician — Teacher
Gifted
Hospital
Speech
$2500
2500
2500
2500
Health
Institution
$1200
1200
(2) Where a qualified full-time teacher for a special
education program or service was employed in the
January to June term of 1967, the grant shall be 60
per cent of the amount calculated under subsection 1.
(3) Where a qualified full-time teacher for a special
education program or service was employed in the
September to December term of 1967, the grant shall
be 40 per cent of the amount calculated under sub-
section 1.
26. — (1) Subject to subsection 2, a board shall be
paid for each school-day that it employs an approved
full-time or part-time special education professional
person a grant at its Stimulation Grant rate of the
amount shown in Column 2 in accordance with the
type of personnel set opposite thereto in Column 1
as follows;
Column 1
Column 2
Type of Personnel
Amount
per day
Psychiatrist
Psychologist
School Social Worker
Special Education Supervisor
or Consultant, other than a
municipal inspector
$80
40
40
40
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(2) For the purpose of subsection 1,
(a) a school-day shall be deemed to be five hours;
(b) the amount to which the Stimulation Grant
rate is applied for each person shall be not in
excess of his salary payable for the preceding
year.
27. A board shall be paid for each approved part-
time teacher employed in the preceding year for home
or hospital instruction in the programs and services
described in subsection 1 of section 25 a grant at its
Stimulation Grant rate of the lesser of,
(a) the salary of each approved part-time teacher
payable for the preceding year; and
(b) the amount computed by multiplying $5 by
the number of hours that the teacher was
employed by the board in the preceding year.
TELEVISION RECEIVING SETS
28. A board shall be paid in respect of expenditures
in the preceding year for the purchase of,
(a) monochrome television receiving sets meeting
specification OET-101;
(b) colour television receiving sets meeting the
specifications of the Department of Educa-
tion; and
(c) permanent mounting fixtures for television
receiving sets,
a grant at the Stimulation Grant rate in respect of the
lesser of,
(d) the expenditure; and
(«) the amount computed by multiplying $1.75
by the greater of,
(i) 180 reduced by the non-resident
average daily enrolment, and
(ii) the resident-internal average daily
enrolment.
TEXT-BOOKS
29. A board shall be paid in respect of expendi-
tures in the preceding year, for text-books approved
under paragraph 33 of subsection 1 of section 12 of
the Act,
(1) for pupils in kindergarten to grade 8,
(c) a grant of the lesser of,
(i) the expenditure for text-books, and
(ii) the amount computed by multiplying
by $3 the actual average daily enrol-
ment, of pupils in kindergarten to
grade 8; and
(b) a grant at the Stimulation Grant rate in
respect of the portion of its expenditures for
text-books between $3 and $6 per pupil of
actual average daily enrolment of pupils in
kindergarten to grade 8.
(2) for pupils in grades 9 and 10,
(a) a grant of the lesser of,
(i) the expenditure for text-books, and
(ii) the amount computed by multiplying
by $6 the actual average daily enrol-
ment of pupils in grades 9 and 10; and
(b) a grant at the Stimulation Grant rate in
respect of the portion of its expenditure for
text-books between $6 and $9 per pupil of
actual average daily enrolment of pupils in
grades 9 and 10.
(3) for pupils in grades 11 and 12.
(o) a grant of the lesser of.
(i) the expenditure for text-books, and
(ii) the amount computed by multiplying
by $10 the actual average daily enrol-
ment of pupils in grades 11 and 12, and
(ft) a grant at the Stimulation Grant in respect
of the portion of its expenditure for text-books
between $10 and $13 per pupil of actual
average daily enrolment of pupils in grades
11 and 12.
ONTARIO SCHOOL TRUSTEES' COUNCIL FEES
30. A board shall be paid a grant at its Stimulation
Grant rate in respect of the lesser of,
(a) the expenditure for the membership fee in the
Ontario School Trustees' Council and for the
membership fee in one member association of
the Ontario School Trustee's Council; and
(b) the greater of,
(i) $30, and
(ii) the amount computed by multiplying
15 cents by the total of the resident-
internal and resident-external average
daily enrolments.
FOR CAPITAL PURPOSES
31. — (1) A board shall be paid a Basic Tax
Relief Grant of 35 per cent of its recognized extra-
ordinary expenditure.
(2) Subject to subsection 3, a board shall be paid a
Growth-Equalization Grant that is the excess of,
(a) 65 per cent of its recognized extraordinary
expenditure,
over,
(b) the sum calculated at the capital mill rate in
the dollar of the assessment maximum.
(3) The grant payable under subsection 2 shall be
not greater than 60 per cent of the recognized extra-
ordinary expenditure, and, except where the recognized
extraordinary expenditure is a negative amount, shall
be not less than zero.
NEW BOARDS, BOARDS NOT OPERATING A SCHOOL
AND BOARDS COMMENCING OPERATION OF A SCHOOL
32. — (1) In the year in which,
(o) a new elementary-school board is established,
other than a board assuming jurisdiction for
school purposes of an area previously ad-
ministered by another board;
(b) all or part of one or more municipalities not
previously included in a secondary-school
district is established as a secondary-school
district; or
(c) either a township or at least sixteen school-
sections or former school-sections not pre-
viously included in a secondary-school district
are added to an existing secondary-school dis-
trict and the enrolment, on the last school-day
of September preceding the addition, of resi-
dent secondary-school pupils in the area being
added exceeds 20 per cent of the enrolment of
resident secondary-school pupils in the existing
high -school district;
and, provided that the newly-formed or enlarged board
has not operated a school for a year, in the next two
years thereafter, the average daily enrolment and
recognized extraordinary expenditure for the current
year shall be used for the purposes of this Regulation.
(2) Subject to subsections 3, 4 and 5, where, for
a period of three years, a board has not operated a
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school, the average daily enrolment and the recognized
extraordinary expenditure for the preceding year shall
be used for the purposes of this Regulation.
(3) In the year in which a board commences opera-
tion of a school prior to the first school-day in Septem-
ber, provided that the board or any former board in-
corporated therein has not operated a school for a year,
the average daily enrolment and recognized extra-
ordinary expenditure of the current year shall be used
for the purposes of this Regulation,
(4) In the year in which a board commences opera-
tion of a school on or after the first school-day in
September and in the year following, provided that the
board or any former board incorporated therein has not
previously operated a school, the average daily enrol-
ment and recognized extraordinary expenditure of the
current year shall be used for the purposes of this
Regulation.
(5) An expenditure for debt charges or a capital
expenditure from the revenue fund shall be not included
in cost of operating or in recognized extraordinary
expenditure for more than one year.
TRANSFER OF SECTIONS, ZONES AND DISTRICTS
33. — (1) Where the whole of a school-section, of
a separate-school zone, or of a secondary-school district
is transferred from one board to another, the grant for
the former board for the year of the transfer shall be
calculated as though there had been no transfer and be
paid to the latter board.
(2) Where part of a school-section, of a separate-
school zone, or of a secondary-school district is trans-
ferred from one board to another and, on the last school-
day of September preceding the transfer, the number
of pupils that resided in the part transferred was not
more than ten per cent of the number of pupils residing
in the school-section, in the separate-school zone, or
in the secondary-school district, and that percentage
was not more than 10 pupils, the grant for the year of
the transfer shall be calculated as though there had
been no transfer and be paid to the board from which
the area has been detached.
(3) Where part of a school-section, of a separate-
school zone, or of a secondary-school district is trans-
ferred from one board to another and on the last
school-day of September preceding the transfer, more
than 10 per cent of the pupils residing in the school-
section, in the separate-school zone, or in the secondary-
school district, or more than 10 pupils, resided in the
part transferred, the assessment upon which taxes
were levied, the average daily enrolment, and recog-
nized extraordinary expenditure for the year pre-
ceding the transfer shall be divided between the part
transferred and the part remammg, and the grant for
the year of the transfer shall be calculated and paid
as though the transfer had occurred one year earlier.
Part 3
ENROLMENT GROWTH GRANT
34.— (1) In this Part,
(a) "average daily enrolment" means the sum of
the resident-internal average daily enrolment
and resident-external average daily enrolment;
(b) "board" does not include a board whose
grant is calculated under the provisions of
sections 32 or 35.
(2) Where the excess of the 1967 average daily
enrolment over the 1966 average daily enrolment was
less than,
(a) 30 for an elementary-school board where the
1966 average daily enrolment was under 600;
(b) 5 per cent of the 1966 average daily enrolment
for an elementary-school board where the 1966
average daily enrolment was 600 or more; or
(c) 10 per cent of the 1966 average daily enrol-
ment for a secondary-school board,
the amount of the attendance growth grant paid for
1967 shall be recovered from the general legislative
grant payable to the board in 1968.
(3) Where the excess of the 1967 average daily
enrolment over the 1966 average daily enrolment was,
(o) 30 or more for an elementary-school board
where the 1966 average daily enrolment was
under 600;
(b) 5 or more per cent of the 1966 average daily
enrolment for an elementary-school board
where the 1966 average daily enrolment was
600 or more; or
(c) 10 or more per cent of the 1966 average daily
enrolment for a secondary-school board where
the 1966 average daily enrolment was 400 or
more,
and where there was a difference between the average
daily enrolment for 1967 and that estimated for 1967,
the overpayment or underpayment, as the case may be,
of the attendance growth grant paid in 1967 shall be
added to or recovered from the general legislative
grant payable in 1968.
(4) Where the average daily enrolment for an
elementary-school board was under 600 and where the
board estimates an increase of 30 or more in the average
daily enrolment for the current year over that for the
preceding year, the board shall be paid in the current
year a grant of $100 for each of the 30 or more pupils
of estimated average daily enrolment in the current
year in excess of 105 per cent of the average daily enrol-
ment for the precedmg year.
(5) Where the average daily enrolment for an
elementary-school board was 600 or more and where
the board estimates an average daily enrolment for the
current year of 105 per cent or more of the average
daily enrolment for the preceding year, the board shall
be paid in the current year a grant of $100 for each
pupil of estimated average daily enrolment for the
current year in excess of 105 per cent of the average
daily enrolment for the preceding year.
(6) Where the average daily enrolment for a
secondary-school board was 400 or more and where the
board estimates an average daily enrolment for the
current year of 110 per cent or more of the average
daily enrolment for the preceding year, the board shall
be paid in the current year a grant of $200 for each
pupil of estimated average daily enrolment for the
current year in excess of 110 per cent of the average
daily enrolment for the preceding year.
(7) An underpayment or overpayment in an Enrol-
ment Growth Grant arising from a difference between
the average daily enrolment for the current year and
that estimated for the current year shall be adjusted
in the grant for the next year.
Part 4
BOARDS ON TAX-EXEMPT LAND
35. — (1) In the case of a board appointed under
subsection 1 of section 12 of The Public Schools Act,
or under subsection 5 of section 12 or subsection 4a of
section 51 of The Secondary Schools and Boards of
Education Act, "cost of operating" means the total
expenditure from the revenue fund during the preceding
year for the operation of a school under the jurisdiction
of the board, expenditures for transportation approved
by the Minister for grant purposes, expenditures for
tuition fees to another board or to a retarded children's
education authority, and approved expenditures for
board, lodging, and weekly transportation, less capital
expenditures, expenditures for rent and expenditures
eligible for grant under sections 17 to 30, both inclusive,
and less revenue from all sources except from the
organization for which the board was established, from
general legislative grants and refunds of expenditure
no part of which is eligible for grant.
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(2) The board so appointed shall be paid a grant
of 50 per cent of the cost of operating as defined in sub-
section 1, but, where the board operates a school in a
sanatorium, a hospital or a centre for the treatment
of cerebral palsy, the grant shall be 80 per cent of the
instructional salaries, 50 per cent of the tuition fees
payable to another board, and 50 per cent of the
expenditures for transportation approved by the
Minister for grant purposes.
Part 5
NON-OPERATING ELEMENTARY
SCHOOL BOARDS
36.— (1) In this Part,
(a) "assessment" means the assessment from
which the board receives support in the year
in which the expenditures are incurred, ad-
justed by the applicable provincial equalizing
factor;
(b) "net requirement" means the excess of the
expenditure for fees and transportation over
the revenue from general legislative grants
and from the Minister under Ontario Regu-
lation 278/66 for the cost of transportation;
and
(c) "supernormal requirement" means the excess
of the net requirement over the amount that
would be produced by a levy of 12 mills on
the assessment.
(2) An elementary-school board that,
(a) does not operate a school in the current year;
(b) has, on the first day of January of the current
year, been responsible for the education of
pupils for not less than one year; and
(c) requires a levy of 12 mills or more on its
assessment to provide its estimated net
requirement for the current year,
shall be paid
(d) in the current year, upon receipt of its budget
accepted by the municipal council in the case
of an organized municipality or adopted by
the board in territory without municipal or-
ganization, 90 per cent of its estimated super-
normal requirement; and
(e) in the following year, after receipt of the
audited financial statements, the amount of
its actual supernormal requirement less the
amount received under clause d,
but where the payment under clause d is greater than
the supernormal requirement, the board shall refund
to the Province of Ontario the amount of the payment
received under clause d which is in excess of the super-
normal requirement.
Part 6
NORTHERN ASSISTANCE
37. An expenditure for the construction or acquisi-
tion of a class-room eligible for the grant provided in
subsection 1 of section 38 or in section 39 shall be not
included in recognized extraordinary expenditure as
defined in subsection 13 of section 13.
38. — (1) Where in a territorial district, on or after
the 1st day of January, 1966,
(a) the area under the jurisdiction of an elemen-
tary-school board is enlarged by the addition
of an area previously under the jurisdiction of
another elementary-school board;
{b) one or more one-room or two-room schools in
the enlarged area is closed; and
(c) additional class-room accommodation is re-
quired by the board of the enlarged area,
the board of the enlarged area shall, in the year in
which the additional class-room accommodation is
acquired, be paid a grant equal to the portion of the
expenditure, approved by the Minister for grant pur-
poses within five years subsequent to the enlargement
of the area, for the construction or acquisition of the
number of class-rooms,
(i) that are,
a. added by the board to an existing
central school,
b. in a new central school built by the
board, or
c. in a central school purchased by the
board from another board, and
(ii) that are not in excess of the number of class-
rooms,
a. that are in the one-room or two-room
schools that are closed in the enlarged
area, and
b. that had, on the last school-day of
September in the year preceding that
in which the school was closed, an
enrolment of ten or more.
(2) Notwithstanding the provisions of subclause iii
of clause a of subsection 2 of section 13, where a board
qualifies for the grant provided in subsection 1 the
number of class-room units in respect of former school-
sections or former separate-school zones in which no
school is operated, shall, for five years subsequent to
the enlargement of the area, be the product of .5 and
the number of former sections or zones included in the
area under the jurisdiction of the board in which no
school was in operation on the last school-day of the
preceding year.
(3) Notwithstanding the provisions of subsection 1
of section 21, the board of an elementary school in a
territorial district that operates a school in which the
enrolment on the last school-day of September of the
preceding year was ten or more and that becomes part
of an enlarged area, shall, in the year preceding that in
which it becomes part of the enlarged area, be paid a
grant of $300. "
(4) Notwithstanding the provisions of subsection 2
of section 21, a board that qualifies for the grant
provided in subsection 1, shall, for five years subse-
quent to the enlargement of the area, be paid a grant
of $500 for each former school-section or former
separate-school zone included in the area under its
jurisdiction.
39. Where in a territorial district, on or after the
1st day of January, 1966 but before the 31st day of
December, 1967,
(a) an elementary-school board that operated a
central school agreed to provide education
for an elementary-school board that operated
a school prior to the 1st day of January, 1966
but ceased to operate the school subsequent
to the signing of the agreement; and
(b) additional class-room accommodation is re-
quired by the board that operated the central
school,
the board that operates the central school shall, in the
year in which the additional class-room accommodation
is acquired, be paid a grant equal to the portion of the
expenditure, approved by the Minister for grant
purposes within five years subsequent to the signing
of the agreement, for the construction or acquisition
of the number of class-rooms,
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(i) that are,
a. added by the board to an existing cen-
tral school,
b. in a new central school built by the
board, or
c. in a central school purchased by the
board from another board, and
(ii) that are not in excess of the number of class-
rooms,
a. that are in the one-room or two-room
schools that are closed and whose
board or boards signed an agreement
referred to in clause a, and
b. that had, on the last school-day of
September in the year preceding that
in which the agreement was signed, an
enrolment of ten or more.
40. — (1) In this section,
(a) "assessment" means the assessment from
which the board receives support in the year
in which the expenditures are incurred,
adjusted by the applicable provincial equaliz-
ing factor;
(b) "net requirement" means the excess of the
expenditure for fees and transportation over
the revenue from general legislative grants
exclusive of the grants under sections 36 and
41 and from the Minister under Ontario
Regulation 278/66 for the cost of trans-
portation;
(c) "supernormal requirement" means the excess
of the net requirement over the amount that
would be produced by a levy of 7 mills on the
assessment.
(2) An elementary-school board in a
district that.
territorial
(a) operated a school prior to the 1st day of
January, 1966;
(b) closed its school or schools on or before the
31st day of December, 1967, subsequent to
signing an agreement for the education
referred to in clause a of section 39 ; and
(c) requires a levy of 7 mill? or more on its assess-
ment to provide its estimated net requirement
for the current year,
shall be paid,
(d) in the year in which the education of its
pupils is received, upon receipt of its budget,
accepted by the municipal council in the case
of an organized municipality or adopted by
the board in territory without municipal
organization, 90 per cent of its estimated
supernormal requirement; and
(e) in the following year, after receipt of the
board's audited financial statements, the
amount of its actual supernormal require-
ment less the amount received under clause d,
but where the payment under clause d is greater than
the supernormal requirement, the board shall refund
to the Treasurer of Ontario the amount of the payment
received under clause d that is in excess of the actual
supernormal requirement.
41. — (1) Subject to subsections 2 and 3, the board
of an elementary school referred to in the Schedule shall
be paid in respect of each teacher employed a grant of
the lesser of.
(a) (i) the amount set forth in column 2 of
the following table in accordance with
the Standard for the teacher's certi-
ficate set opposite thereto in Column 1 :
TABLE
Column 1
Column 2
Standard of
teacher's certificate
Amount
1
2
3
4
$1,600
$1,900
$2,300
$3,300
and
(ii) an allowance of $300 for each year of
teaching experience up to and including
five years of experience; and
(b) the amount by which the salary payable to
the teacher exceeds $3,900.
(2) The grant payable under subsection 1 shall be
limited to the excess of the cost of operating of the
board as defined in subsection 10 of section 13 over
the sum of,
(c) the general legislative grant payable to the
board, exclusive of the grant under subsection
1; and
(b) the amount that would have been produced
by a levy of 7 mills on the assessment from
which the board received support.
(3) Ninety per cent of the grant payable under
subsection 1 shall be paid in the current year and the
balance shall be included in the grant for the next year.
Part 7
GRANTS FOLLOWING ANNEXATION AND
CHANGE IN STATUS
42. This Part applies to grants following annex-
ation and change in status.
43. In this Part,
(a) "annexation" includes amalgamation;
(b) "average daily enrolment" means the sum of
the resident-internal average daily enrolment
and resident-external average daily enrol-
ment;
(c) "urban municipality" means a borough, city,
town or village, with a population of 14,000
or more;
(d) "non-urban municipality" means any muni-
cipality other than an urban municipality;
(e) "change in status" means a change between
the 1st day of January, 1958 and the 31st day
of December, 1963, both inclusive, from a
non-urban municipality to an urban muni-
cipality as defined in clauses c and d.
44. Where the whole or part of a municipality
was annexed to an urban municipality on or after the
1st day of January, 1949, or where, on or after the
1st day of January, 1958, but before the 1st day of
January, 1964, an area comprising all or part of one or
more non-urban municipalities became an urban muni-
cipality, and at the date of annexation or change
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in status there were outstanding debentures for one or
more school buildings in that municipality or part, as
the case may be, the debt charges to the extent that
they were eligible for grant for the board of the school-
section, separate-school zone, or secondary-school
district in the area annexed or in the non-urban muni-
cipality in the year of annexation or change in status
shall, except in the year of annexation or change in
status, be eligible for a grant at the rate by which the
greater of,
(a) the rate applicable to the board of the school-
section, separate-school zone, or secondary-
school district in the annexed area or in the
non-urban municipality for the year of annex-
ation or change in status; and
(b) the rate applicable to the board of the school-
section, separate-school zone, or secondary-
school district of the urban municipality for
the year of annexation or change in status,
exceeds the efTective rate applicable to the board of the
school-section, separate-school zone, or secondary-
school district of the urban municipality for the
current year.
45. — (1) In the year in which the whole of a school-
section, of a separate-school zone, or of a secondary-
school district is annexed to an urban municipality,
the grant shall be calculated under the provisions of
subsection 1 of section 33.
(2) In the year in which part of a school-section, of
a separate-school zone, or of a secondary-school district
is annexed to an urban municipality and, on the last
school-day of September preceding the annexation, the
number of pupils that resided in the part annexed was
not more than ten per cent of the number of pupils
residing in the school-section, in the separate-school
rone, or in the secondary-school district, and that
percentage was not morethan 10 pupils, the grant shall
be calculated as though there had been no annexation
and be paid to the board from which the area has been
detached.
(3) In the year in which part of a school-section,
of a separate-school zone, or of a secondary-school
district is annexed to an urban municipality and, on
the last school-day of September preceding the annex-
ation, more than 10 per cent of the pupils residing in
the school-section, separate-school zone, or secondary-
school district, or more than 10 pupils, resided in the
part annexed, the grant shall be calculated and paid
under the provisions of subsection 3 of section 33.
46. — (1) Where on or after the 1st day of January
1949, an urban municipality having a population in
the year preceding annexation of 14,000 or more,
annexed an area in which the combined average daily
enrolment of public-, separate-, and secondary-school
pupils resident in that area exceeds 20 per cent of the
combined average daily enrolment of public-, separate-,
and secondary-school pupils resident in the urban
municipality having the largest population, or where on
or after the 1st day of January, 1958, but before the 1st
day of January, 1964 an area comprising all or part of
one or more non-urban municipalities became an urban
municipality, there shall be paid to each board of the
urban municipality an annexation or change-in-status
grant per pupil as set forth in subsections 2, 3, and 4.
(2) The annexation or change-in-status grant per
pupil shall be 100 per cent of the amount by which the,
grant per pupil paid under this Regulation to the board
or boards of the urban municipality in the year of
annexation or change in status is exceeded by the
grant per pupil paid in the same year in the annexed
area or in the non-urban municipality, ascertained by
dividing the grant paid in each case, exclusive of the
enrolment growth grant, the northern assistance grant
and the grant on recognized extraordinary expendi-
ture, by the average daily enrolment.
(3) Subject to subsection 5 in the second, third,
fourth and fifth years following annexation or change-
in-status,
(a) the annexation grant per pupil shall be paid
on the excess of the average daily enrolment
of the board of the urban municipality sub-
sequent to annexation over the average daily
enrolment of the urban municipality in the
year preceding annexation; and
(b) the change-in-status grant shall be paid on
the average daily enrolment of the urban
municipality.
(4) Subject to subsection 5, in the sixth year
following the annexation or change in status, the
percentage of the grant per pupil shall be reduced by
20, and in each year thereafter, by 20 for each additional
year.
(5) For purpose of the payment of the annexation
grant per pupil under this section, the ordinal numbers
applying to the years following the annexation in
subsections 3 and 4 apply as if the years 1958, 1959,
and 1960 had not existed.
Part 8
GRANTS FOLLOWING ENLARGEMENT
47. This Part applies to grants following the
enlargement of larger units of administration or the
enlargement of secondary-school districts, but does not
apply where Part 7 is applicable to the annexation of
one municipality by another or to the amalgamation
of two or more municipalities.
48. In this Part, "average daily enrolment" means
the sum of resident-internal average daily enrolment
and resident-external average daily enrolment.
49. — (1) Where, on or after the 1st day of January,
1965,
(o) an elementary-school board is formed for
the union of parts or all of the areas under the
jurisdiction of two or more elementary-school
boards and, for each of at least two of the
areas that unite, the average daily enrolment
in the preceding year was 300 or more; or
(ft) a secondary-school board is formed for the
union of,
(i) two or more secondary-school districts,
(ii) two or more secondary-school districts
and parts of one or more secondary-
school districts,
(iii) parts of two or more secondary-school
districts and, for each of at least two of
the parts that unite, the average daily
enrolment in the preceding year was
300 or more, or
(iv) a secondary-school district and parts
of two or more secondary-school dis-
tricts where for at least one of the parts
the average daily enrolment in the
preceding year was 300 or more,
there shall be calculated, and where applicable, paid
to the board an enlargement grant per pupil as set
forth in subsections 2, 3, 4, and 5 and a grant as set
forth in subsection 6 on the debt charges on deben-
tures outstanding on schools in the united area at the
time of the union.
(2) The enlargement grant per pupil shall be the
excess of the grant per pupil calculated on behalf of the
former boards for the year in which the union took
place over the grant that would have been payable to
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the newly-formed board for the year in which the
union took place if the union had occurred one year
earlier, ascertained in each case by dividing the grant,
exclusive of the enrolment growth grant, the northern
assistance grant and the grant on recognized extra-
ordinary expenditure, by the average daily enrolment.
(3) The enlargement grant per pupil shall be paid in
respect of the average daily enrolment in the enlarged
area.
(4) In the second and third year following the
union, the enlargement grant per pupil shall be 100
per cent of the amount as determined in subsection 2.
(5) In the fourth year following the union, the
percentage of the enlargement grant per pupil shall
be reduced by 33^ and in each year thereafter by
33}^ for each additional year.
(6) Subject to subsection 7 where, at the time of
union, there were outstanding debentures for one or
more school buildings in the united area, the debt
charges, to the extent that they are eligible for grant in
the year in which the union took place, shall, except in
the year in which the union took place, be eligible for
grant at the rate by which the rate applicable to the
former board in the year in which the union took place
exceeds the effective rate applicable to the board of the
enlarged area in the current year.
(7) For purposes of determining the rate of grant
applicable to the former board in the year in which the
union took place, as required in subsection 6, capital
expenditures from the revenue fund included in recog-
nized extraordinary expenditure shall not exceed the
product of $1000 and the number of class-room units
as determined in subsection 4 of section 13.
Part 9
LIMITATION OF GRANT
50. — (1) Subject to subsections 2 and 3, the total
of the grants payable to a board under Parts 2, 7 and 8
of this Regulation shall be,
(o) not greater than the amount computed by
multiplying the recognized cost of operating
for 1967 by the total of,
(i) the decimal fraction, correct to four
places of decimals, obtained by divid-
mg the general legislative grant for
1967 excluding the corporation tax
adjustment grant and the attendance
growth grant by the recognized cost of
operating for 1966, and
(ii) .12;
and
(b) not less than the lesser of,
(i) the recognized cost of operating for
1967, and
(ii) the amount computed by multiplying
the recognized cost of operating for
1967 by the excess of,
a. the decimal fraction, correct to
four places of decimals, ob-
tained by dividing the general
legislative grant for 1967 ex-
cluding the corporation tax ad-
justment grant and the at-
tendance growth grant by the
recognized cost of operating for
1966,
over
b. .08.
(2) Subject to subsection 3, the total of the grants
payable to a board under Parts 2, 5, 6, 7, and 8 shall
be reduced by 66% per cent of the amount by which
the board's revenue from taxes in the preceding year
was exceeded by the product of the assessment pro-
vided in clauses a and b of subsection 6 of section 13
and, for an elementary-school board .003 or, for a
secondary-school board, .0017.
(3) Subsections 1 and 2 shall not apply to a board,
(a) whose grant is calculated under section 32;
(b) whose recognized cost of operating for 1966
was negative or zero;
(c) the total of whose 1967 grant, exclusive of the
corporation tax adjustment grant and the
attendance growth grant, was negative or
zero;
(d) the total of whose grants under Parts 2, 7 and
8 is negative or zero; or
(e) whose recognized cost of operating is negative
or zero.
Part 10
REVOCATION OF REGULATIONS
51. The following Regulations are revoked:
Ontario Regulation 24/67 and Ontario Regu-
lation 341/67.
Schedule
Board Name
The Public School Board of School Section No. 1
of the unorganized Townships of Asquith, Chur-
chill, MacMurchy and Fawcett in the Territorial
District of Sudbury.
The Public School Board of the Township School
Area of Mill-Forest in the Territorial District of
Sudbury.
The Public School Board of School Section No. 1
of the unorganized Township of Franz in the
Territorial District of Algoma.
The Public School Board of School Section No. 1
of the unorganized Township of Noble in the
Territorial District of Sudbury.
The Public School Board of School Section No. 1
of the unorganized Township of St. Julien in the
Territorial District of Algoma.
The Public School Board of the Township School
Area of "Joan and Phyllis", in the Territorial
District of Nipissing.
The Public School Board of School Section No. 2
in the unorganized Township of Menapia in the
Territorial District of Cochrane.
The Public School Board of School Section No. 1
of the unorganized Township 22 in the Territorial
District of Sudbury.
WILLIAM DAVIS,
Minister of Education.
Toronto, February 21st, 1968.
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THE NURSING HOMES ACT, 1966
O. Reg. 44/68.
General.
Made— February 15th, 1968.
Filed— February 23rd, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE NURSING HOMES ACT, 1966
1. — (1) Subsection 3 of section 3 of Ontario Regu-
lation 37/67 is revoked and the following substituted
therefor:
(3) A licence in Form 1 or a renewal thereof
expires one year after the date on which it is
issued.
(2) Subsection 6 of the said section 3 is amended by
inserting after "2" in the first line "other than for a
renewal of a licence".
2. Subsection 2 of section 31 of Ontario Regulation
37/67 is revoked and the following substituted therefor:
(2) A provisional licence expires six months after
the date on which it is issued unless it is
renewed.
(3) Where,
(a) a nursing home does not comply with
all the provisions of this Regulation
and, in the opinion of the Minister, the
nursing home is making all reasonable
efforts to so comply;
(fe) the medical officer of health recom-
mends that the provisional licence be
renewed; and
(c) the applicant pays a licence fee of $5
for each renewal,
a provisional licence may be renewed for a
period not exceeding six months and there-
after may be renewed from time to time for
further periods not exceeding six months until
the expiration of three years from the date
on which the provisional licence was first
issued and such licence shall not be renewed
thereafter.
3. Form 2 of Ontario Regulation 37/67 is revoked
and the following substituted therefor:
Form 2
The Nursing Homes Act, 1966
APPLICATION FOR A LICENCE TO ESTABLISH
OR MAINTAIN AND OPERATE A NURSING HOME
General Information:
1. Name of Nursing Home.
Telephone No
Address
2. Name and address of owner(s) of nursing home. (If incorporated give name of company and list of names
of directors. Use separate sheet if necessary.)
Name telephone No
Address ,
Name telephone No ,
Address .
Name telephone No .
Address ,
3. Name of Operator telephone No .
Personal Address
Are you the owner or part owner of the premises? Yes □ No Q
If not, are you a tenant? Yes D No D
4. Name of Administrator telephone No .
Personal Address
5. Name of Advisory Physician telephone No ,
Address .
Name of Emergency Physician telephone No .
Address .
6. Present Licence No.
Date of Issue .
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7. If a licence to establish, maintain or operate a nursing home issued to an owner, director or operator listed in
this application has ever been revoked, or an application by such person for a licence has been refused, please
give details in space below:
8. What date was the first resident admitted to your nursing home?
Day Month
Year.
9. Please state any or all of the following changes which may have taken place since the last licence was issued
(otherwise mark "No Change").
i. Any change in licensed bed capacity of the nursing home:
From beds to beds.
ii. Date of change in licensed bed capacity:
iii. Any change in the name of the nursing home:
From To
iv. Date of change in name:
v. Any change in the ownership of the nursing home:
From To
vi. Date of change in owners or directors:
Name of new owners or directors to be noted under paragraph 2.
10. What is the average age of residents now present in the nursing home? Yrs.
Special Information:
11. Number of beds:
i. Total licensed bed capacity
ii. Present number of residents in the nursing home
iii. Has the nursing home been approved by the
Ontario Hospital Services Commission?
iv. Do you admit as residents,
(a) persons eligible for admission to a
licensed nursing home under The
Homes for Special Care Act, 1964 and
the regulations made thereunder;
Yes
D
No
n
Number of Beds
Current Rates
Per Day
n n
(6) persons whose charges for nursing home
care or a part thereof will be paid by a
municipality or the Province of Ontario; D
(c) mentally retarded children;
(d) private pay residents.
D
D
n
n
n
12. Staff:
Name
Registration
number if
applicable
Hours worked
per week
i. Registered
Nurses
ii. Registered
Nursing
Assistants
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iii. Physio-
therapists
iv. Occupational
Therapists
V. Speech
Therapists
vi. Nursing Aides
Female
Male
vii. Cook(s)
viii. Kitchen helpers
ix. Housekeeping (maintenance, laundry, cleaning, etc.).
X. Other
13. Services:
Are the following services available?
i. Room, board and laundry
ii. Personal assistance (e.g. help with personal
hygiene, grooming, dressing, ambulation). . . .
iii. Professional Nursing Care (e.g. sterile dress-
ings, injections, dispensing controlled or toxic
drugs, p.r.n. orders)
iv. Organized programme of,
Recreation
Crafts
Physiotherapy
Occupational Therapy
Speech Therapy
Counselling
Individual Guidance
Yes
D
D
n
No. of Persons
Total hours of
work per week
No
□
D
D
D
a
D
a
D
D
a
n
n
D
D
D
D
D
14. Residents:
How many residents at present in the nursing home are,
i. Able to be out of bed each day
ii. Able to be dressed each day
iii. Able to go out unattended each day
iv. Mentally infirm and need constant advice and supervision.
V. Physically infirm and need help with bathing, feeding, ambulation,
etc
vi. Physically handicapped, paralyzed limbs, amputations, fused joints
(arthritis or injury)
vii. Mentally retarded from birth or as a result of injury
viii. In need of total care in bed
ix. In need of sterile dressing, injections, etc., p.r.n. orders
Number
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15. Facilities:
Is there an area in the nursing home equipped for,
Yes
i. A dining room D
ii. A sitting room □
iii. A recreation room □
iv. A craft and occupational therapy room. . . Q
V. A physiotherapy room D
Signature(s) of applicant(s)
Date: ,19....
Certified essentially correct.
(9048)
No
D
D
D
D
n
Nursing Home Inspector
10
THE AIR POLLUTION CONTROL ACT, 1%7
O. Reg. 45/68.
General.
Made— February 15th, 1968.
Filed— February 23rd, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE AIR POLLUTION CONTROL ACT, 1967
1. Section 3 of Ontario Regulation 449/67 is
revoked and the following substituted therefor:
3. The Act and this Regulation, except sections
8 and 15 of this Regulation, apply to all areas
of Ontario other than an area designated under
section 2.
2. Subsection 1 of section 6 of Ontario Regulation
449/67 is amended by striking out "of this Regulation"
in the last line.
3. Section 15 of Ontario Regulation 449/67 is
revoked and the following substituted therefor:
15. No person shall operate or cause to be
operated an incinerator other than a muni-
cipally operated incinerator at any time other
than between the hours of 7 a.m. and 5 p.m.
during any day.
(9049) 10
THE TEACHERS' SUPERANNUATION ACT
O. Reg. 46/68.
General.
Made— February 15th, 1968.
Filed— February 23rd, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE TEACHERS' SUPERANNUATION ACT
1. Item 16 of section 24 of Regulation 553 of
Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1960 is revoked and
the following substituted therefor:
16. Eden Christian College, Virgil.
(9050)
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THE CONSERVATION AUTHORITIES ACT
O. Reg. 47/68.
Conservation Areas — Lower Thames Valley
Conservation Authority.
Made— January 8th, 1968.
Approved — February 22nd, 1968.
Filed— February 23rd, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE CONSERVATION AUTHORITIES ACT
1. In this Regulation,
(a) "Authority" means the Lower Thames Valley
Conservation Authority;
{b) "conservation area" means an area consisting
of one parcel or, where two or more parcels
are contiguous, the contiguous parcels of land
owned by the Authority excepting lands under
agreement for reforestation management with
the Minister of Lands and Forests;
(c) "vehicle" means a vehicle as defined in The
Highway Traffic Act.
2. This Regulation applies to the use by the public
of conservation areas and the works, vehicles, boats,
services and things of the Authority.
3. The Secretary-Treasurer may refuse to issue any
permit required by this Regulation, where, in his
opinion, to do so would not be in the interests of,
(c) the best, safest and most orderly use of the
conservation area by the public; or
(6) the best administration of the conservation
area, having regard to the conservation,
restoration and development of the natural
resources of the conservation area.
4. No person shall,
(c) deface, remove or damage any property in a
conservation area;
(b) remove, injure or destroy any tree, shrub,
plant, flower or growing thing, or any soil,
rock or other material in a conservation area ;
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671
i
(c) operate a watercraft propelled by power on
any reservoir or pond under the jurisdiction
of the Authority without a permit therefor
issued by the Secretary-Treasurer.
(d) kill, trap, hunt, pursue or in any manner
disturb or cause to be disturbed any wild
bird or animal within a conservation area,
except,
(i) in an area set aside for the purpose, and
(ii) under the authority of a permit issued
by the Secretary-Treasurer;
(e) fire or discharge any torpedo, rocket or other
fireworks in a conservation area; or
(/) perform any act that causes or is likely to
cause a danger for other persons using a
conservation area.
5. No person shall abandon any refuse or other
object or material within a conservation area except
in receptacles or pits provided by the Authority for the
purpose.
6. No person shall erect, post, paste, fasten, paint
or affix any placard, bill, notice or sign in a conservation
area unless a permit therefor is first obtained from the
Secretar y-Treasu rer .
7. — (1) No person shall bring a horse, cow or other
animal into a conservation area without a permit
therefor issued by the Secretary-Treasurer.
(2) No person shall permit a dog, cat or other pet
to be in a conservation area unless,
(a) the dog, cat or other pet is secured by a leash
that does not exceed six feet in length; or
(b) a permit therefor has been issued by the
Secretary- Treasurer.
8. No person shall,
(a) sell or offer for sale any article or service;
(b) advertise or carry on any business or com-
mercial enterprise; or
(c) beg or solicit charity,
within a conservation area without a permit therefor
issued by the Secretary-Treasurer.
9. No person shall bring a show of any kind or any
equipment for entertainment into a conservation area
without a permit therefor issued b}' the Secretary-
Treasurer.
10. No person shall conduct a public meeting or
perform any act that congregates or is likely to con-
gregate persons in a conservation area without a
permit therefor issued by the Secretary-Treasurer.
11. No person shall wade, bathe or swim in a con-
servation area except at such times and at such places
as are set aside by the Authority for the purpose.
12. — (1) No person shall light or maintain a fire in
a conservation area in a place pther than a fireplace
or other location provided by the Authority for the
purpose.
(2) No person who lights a fire in a conservation
area shall leave the fire unattended or leave the site
of the fire before the fire is completely extinguished.
13. Except in conservation areas that have been
set aside and posted by the Authority for hunting and
archery, no person other than a peace officer shall
possess an air-gun, fire-arm, sling-shot or archery
equipment in a conservation area.
14. No person shall occupy a camp-site except in an
area set aside by the Authority for the purpose, or
under the authority of a group camp-site permit issued
by the Secretary-Treasurer.
15.— (1) Sections 63, 68, 69 and 71 of The Highway
Traffic Act apply to the operation of vehicles on roads
under the jurisdiction of the Authority.
(2) No person shall,
(a) operate a vehicle within a conservation area
except on a roadway or other place set aside
by the Authority for the purpose;
(b) operate a vehicle at a speed in excess of fifteen
miles per hour on any road under the juris-
diction of the Authority;
(c) park a vehicle within a conservation area in a
place other than one that has been set aside
by the Authority for the purpose; or
{d) operate a public commercial vehicle as defined
in The Public Commercial Vehicles Act, within
a conservation area for commercial purposes
except for the purpose of making deliveries
within the conservation area.
16. A conservation area or any part thereof may be
closed entirely or closed to certain uses during such
specified periods of time as the Authority determines
and no person shall enter upon or occupy such con-
servation area or part thereof during the times posted.
17. The penalty for a breach of this Regulation is
a fine not exceeding $100.
Lower Thames Valley
Conservation Authority:
CLARENCE M. WILSON,
Chairman.
ANTHONY J. READ,
Secretary- Treasurer.
Dated at Chatham, this 8th day of January, 1968.
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THE DIVISION COURTS ACT
O. Reg. 48/68.
Courts.
Made— February Lst, 1968.
Filed— February 23rd, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE DIVISION COURTS ACT
1. Paragraph 2 of Schedule 136 to Regulation 115
of Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1960 is revoked
and the following substituted therefor:
2. Those parts of the County of Ontario de-
scribed as follows:
i. The Town of Ajax.
ii. The Town of Whitby.
iii. The Village of Pickering.
iv. The Township of Pickering, except that
part described in paragraph 2 of
Schedule 137.
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2. Paragraph 2 of Schedule 137 to Regulation 115
of Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1960 is revoked and
the following substituted therefor:
2. That part of the Township of Pickering
described as follows: Beginning at the point
of intersection of the easterly boundary of the
said township with the centre line of the
allowance for road between the first and
second concessions of the said township;
thence westerly along that centre line to the
easterly boundary of the Town of Ajax;
thence northerly, westerly and southerly
following the boundaries of that town to the
centre line of road allowance; thence westerly
along that centre line to the easterly boun-
dary of the Village of Pickering; thence
northerly, westerly and southerly following
the boundaries of that village to the said centre
line of road allowance; thence westerly along
that said centre line to the westerly boundary
of the said township; thence northerly along
that westerly boundary to the northwesterly
angle of the said township; thence easterly
along the boundary between the townships
of Pickering and Uxbridge to the north-
easterly boundary of the Township of Pick-
ering; thence southerly along the boundary
between the Township of Pickering and the
Town of Whitby to the place of beginning.
3. Paragraph 2 of Schedule 226 to Regulation 115
of Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1960 is amended
by adding thereto the following subparagraphs:
iv. The Town of Aurora.
V. The Township of King.
4. Schedule 228 to Regulation 115 of Revised
Regulations of Ontario, 1960 is revoked.
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THE LAND TITLES ACT
O. Reg. 49/68.
Rules.
Made— February 22nd, 1968.
Filed— February 23rd, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE LAND TITLES ACT
1. Schedule 1 to Regulation 403 of Revised Regu-
lations of Ontario, 1960, as remade by section 1 of
Ontario Regulation 203/61 and amended by section 1
of Ontario Regulation 47/64, section 1 of Ontario
Regulation 48/64, section 1 of Ontario Regulation
160/64, sections 5 and 6 of Ontario Regulation 347/65
and section 1 of Ontario Regulation 249/67, is further
amended by adding thereto the following item:
32a. For registration of a copy of the plan and
field notes of a municipal or Crown re-survey
under Part VIII of The Surveys Act. .. .no iee
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THE REGISTRY ACT
O. Reg. 50/68.
Fees.
Made— February 22nd, 1968.
Filed— February 23rd, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE REGISTRY ACT
1. Item 16 of the Schedule to Ontario Regulation
49/64, as remade by section 4 of Ontario Regulation
71/66, is amended by adding thereto the following
sub-item :
(3) For registration of a copy of the plan and
field notes of a municipal or Crown re-survey
under Part VIII of The Surveys .4c/. ... no fee
(9054)
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THE FORESTRY ACT
O. Reg. 51/68.
Nurseries.
Made— February 22nd, 1968.
Filed— February 23rd, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER THE FORESTRY ACT
1. Form 1 of Regulation 185 of Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1960 is revoked and the following sub-
stituted therefor:
Form 1
The Forestry Act
APPLICATION FOR NURSERY STOCK TO BE FURNISHED IN RESPECT OF PRIVATE LAND
The undersigned applies to the Minister for nursery stock to be furnished in respect of private land and
submits the following information in support of his application:
1 . Name of applicant Telephone
Address
for
mail
(number and street, post-office box or rural-route number)
(post office)
(province)
2. The applicant is an owner of acres of land excluding the area occupied by structures. The land
owned by the applicant is described as follows:
lot
county or district.
, , concession , township .
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3. The applicant agrees to plant the nursery stock to be furnished by the Minister on the land referred to in
paragraph 2.
4. Purposes for which nursery stock is to be furnished: (check proper squares)
(a) establishing \Z\> enlarging □, replenishing □, a wood for:
Q Christmas tree production
□ Pulpwood or sawlog production
n Erosion control
□ Watershed protection
D Wildlife habitat
Q Recreation
(b) establishing □, enlarging Q. replenishing Qi a shelterbelt for:
□ Erosion control
Q Crop protection
D Building protection
5. Nursery stock to be furnished in of 19.
(spring or fall)
Species
Number
of Units
(Trees)
Rate for
1000 f.o.b.
Nursery
Amount
These columns are
for Department
use only
$ c.
Totals
6. Preference for delivery of nursery stock:
(c) I wish to go to the nursery at to receive the nursery stock.
(Nurseries are located at Dryden, Fort William, Kemptville, Midhurst, Orono, St. Williams and Swastika)
OR
(b) I wish to have nursery stock shipped to:
Name
Address
for
shipment
(number and street)
(express office or truck terminal)
(province)
Via.
(carrier)
I wish to have the carrier notify the following when shipment arrives:
Name Telephone.
Address
for
mail
(number and street, post-office box or rural-route number)
(post office) (province)
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THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 52/68
7. Special remarks:
Date of application ,19
Signature of applicant
2. This Regulation comes into force on the 1st day of July, 1968.
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THE MILK ACT, 1%5
O. Reg. 52/68.
Grade A Milk — Producers.
Made— February 26th, 1968.
Filed— February 26th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE MILK ACT, 1965
GRADE A MILK— PRODUCERS
INTERPRETATION
1. In this Regulations
(c) "marketing board" means The Ontario Milk
Marketing Board;
(b) "pool" means a pool conducted by the mar-
keting board in respect of the producers in
the area for which the pool is conducted;
(c) "producer" means a producer of milk to
whom a quota for the marketing of grade A
milk has been fixed and allotted by the
marketing board, but does not include a
producer whose quota has been cancelled by
the marketing board;
(d) "quota" means a quota in pounds fixed and
allotted to a producer by the marketing
board for the sale of grade A milk to the
marketing board.
APPLICATION OF REGULATION
2. This Regulation provides for the control and
regulation in any or all respects of the marketing
within Ontario of milk, including the prohibition of
such marketing in whole or in part.
PRODUCERS
3. — (1) Every producer shall offer to sell and
sell the milk produced by him to the marketing board.
(2) No producer shall offer to sell or sell the milk
produced by him to any person other than the market-
ing board.
(3) No person other than the marketing board
shall buy milk from a producer.
QUOTAS
4. — (1) All grade A milk bought by a marketing
board from a producer shall be sold by the producer
and bought by the marketing board on a quota basis.
(2) The marketing board may fix and allot to
persons quotas for the marketing of milk on such basis
as the marketing board deems proper.
(3) The marketing board may refuse to fix and
allot to any person a quota for the marketing of milk
for any reason that it deems proper.
(4) The marketing board may cancel or reduce or
refuse to increase the quota fixed and allotted to any
person under subsection 2 for any reason that it deems
proper.
5. The marketing board shall not buy milk from
any producer,
(o) to whom a quota has not been fixed and
allotted by the marketing board; or
(b) whose quota has been cancelled by the
marketing board.
6. — (1) The marketing board shall conduct the
following pools for the distribution of all moneys
received from the sale of the milk of the producers
in a pool:
1. Muskoka-Parry Sound Pool, comprising the
territorial districts of Muskoka and Parry
Sound.
2. Northern Ontario Pool, comprising the terri-
torial districts of Algoma, Cochrane, Mani-
toulin, Nipissing, Sudbury and Timiskaming.
3. Northwestern Ontario Pool, comprising the
territorial districts of Kenora and Rainy
River.
4. Southern Ontario Pool, comprising the
counties of Ontario, including the Provisional
County of Haliburton.
5. Thunder Bay Pool, comprising the Territorial
District of Thunder Bay.
(2) The marketing board, after deducting all
necessary and proper disbursements and expenses,
shall distribute the remainder of the moneys received
from the sale of milk in a pool in such manner that
every producer in the pool receives a share of the
remainder of the moneys received from the sale in
relation to the amount and grade of the milk delivered
by him.
(3) A producer shall be deemed to be in the pool
conducted for the area in which his place of production
is located unless he is assigned by the marketing
board to another pool.
TRANSPORTATION
7. — (1) The milk of producers shall be transported
by persons appointed by the marketing board as its
agents for that purpose.
(2) No person shall transport milk produced by a
producer other than a person appointed by the market-
mg board as its agent for that purpose.
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675
REVOCATIONS
8. Ontario Regulations 306/66 and 194/67 are
revoked.
COMMENCEMENT
9. This Regulation, except subsections 2 and 3 of
section 4, conies into force on the 1st day of March,
1968.
The Ontario Milk Marketing Board:
GEORGE R. Mclaughlin,
Chairman.
E. C. ROUSE,
Secretary.
Dated at Toronto, this 26th day of February, 1968.
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O. Reg. 53/68
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
733
Publications Under The Regulations Act
March 16th, 1968
THE MENTAL
HEALTH ACT, 1967
Item Location
Name
O. Reg. 53/68.
Application of Act.
Made— February 15th, 1968.
Filed— February 27th, 1968.
27.
28.
29.
30.
31.
32.
33.
Owen Sound
Palmers ton
Penetanguishene
Peterborough
Porcupine
Port Arthur
Rexdale
Dr. Mackinnon Phillips
Hospital
Midwestern Regional
Children's Centre
Penetang Psychiatric
Hospital
The Peterborough Civic
Hospital
Northeastern Psychiatric ■
Hospital
Lakehead Psychiatric
Hospital
Thistletown Hospital
Note: This Regulation does not come into operation
until The Mental Health Act, 1967 is proclaimed
in force. See R.S.O. 1960, c. 191, s. 5.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE MENTAL HEALTH ACT, 1967
APPLICATION OF ACT
1. For the purposes of the Act, the following facili-
ties are designated as psychiatric facilities:
34.
35.
36.
St. Catharines
St. Thomas
Sarnia
The St. Catharines General
Hospital
St. Thomas Psychiatric
Hospital
Sarnia General Hospital
Schedule 1
37.
Sault Ste. Marie
The General Hospital
Item Location
1. Aurora
Name
Ontario Hospital
38.
39.
Scarborough
Smith's Falls
Scarborough Centenary
Hospital
Rideau Regional Hospital
School
2.
Brampton
Peel Memorial Hospital
40.
Sudbury
Community Psychiatric
Hospital
3.
4.
5.
6.
Brantford
Brockville
Cedar Springs
Cobourg
The Brantford General
Hospital
Brockville Psychiatric
Hospital
Ontario Hospital School
Ontario Hospital
41.
42.
43.
44.
Sudbury
Toronto
Toronto
Toronto »
Sudbury General Hospital
of the Immaculate Heart
of Mary
CM. Hincks Treatment
Centre
Clarke Institute of
Psychiatry
Mental Retardation Centre
7.
Edgar
Adult Occupational Centre
45.
Toronto
Queen Street Mental Health
8.
Goderich
Goderich Psychiatric
Hospital
46.
Toronto
Centre
Queensway General
9.
Guelph
Homewood Sanitarium
Limited
47.
Toronto
Hospital
St. Joseph's Hospital
10.
Hamilton
Hamilton General
Hospital
48.
Toronto
St. Michael's Hospital
11.
Hamilton
Hamilton Psychiatric
Hospital
49.
Toronto
Toronto Western Hospital
12.
Hamilton
St. Joseph's Hospital
50.
Toronto
The Wellesley Hospital
13.
Kingston
Kingston General Hospital
51.
Toronto
Women's College Hospital
14.
15.
16.
17.
Kingston
London
London
London
Kingston Psychiatric
Hospital
Children's Psychiatric
Research Institute
London Psychiatric
Hospital
St. Joseph's Hospital
52.
53.
54.
55.
Vineland
Whitby
Willowdale
Windsor
Bethesda Home for the
Mentally 111
Whitby Psychiatric
Hospital
North York Branson
Hospital
Community Psychiatric
18.
London
Victoria Hospital
56.
Windsor
Hospital
Hotel Dieu of St. Joseph's
19.
New Toronto
Lakeshore Psychiatric
Hospital
57.
Windsor
Metropolitan General
20.
Newmarket
York County Hospital
58.
Woodstock
Hospital
Ontario Hospital
21.
22.
23.
Niagara Falls
North Bay
Orillia
The Greater Niagara
General Hospital
North Bay Psychiatric
Hospital
Ontario Hospital School
Schedule 2
Item Location Name
1. Brantford Brant Sanatorium
24.
25.
26.
Ottawa
Ottawa
Ottawa
Community Psychiatric
Hospital
Ottawa Civic Hospital
Ottawa General Hospital
2.
3.
Fort William
Kingston
Fort William Sanatorium
Institute of Psychotherapy
Ltd.
65
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0. Reg. 53/68
Item Location
4. Kingston
Name
Ongwanada Sanatorium
4. — (1) Subject to subsection 3, every psychiatric
facility shall offer to the population served by it a pro-
gramme that includes the following essential services:
S.
6.
Plainfield
Toronto
Ontario Home for Mentally
Retarded Infants Inc.
Dalmeny Hospital Ltd.
1.
2.
In-patient services
Out-patient services
7.
Toronto
Sunnyside Private Hospital
3.
Day-care services
8.
Waterloo
Sunbeam Home
4.
Emergency services
9.
Willowdale
Willowdale Hospital Ltd.
5.
Consultative and Educational services to local
Schedule 3
Item Location Name
1, Barrie Royal Victoria Hospital
agencies.
(2) Any alteration in the programme of a psychi-
atric facility that limits or restricts any of the essential
services listed in subsection 1 shall be submitted to the
Minister for approval.
2.
Belleville
Belleville General Hospital
(3) Subsection 1 does not apply.
3.
4.
S.
6.
Chatham
Cornwall
Don Mills
Fort William
Public General Hospital
Cornwall General Hospital
North York General
Hospital
McKellar General Hospital
1.
(a) in respect of in-patient services, to the
psychiatric facilities listed in Schedule 3;
(b) in respect of out-patient services, to the
following psychiatric facilities:
Aurora Ontario Hospital
7.
Guelph
Community Psychiatric
Hospital
Chedoke Child and Family
Care Centre
Hamilton Mental Health
Clinic
Kitchener- Waterloo
General Hospital
Oshawa Mental Health
Clinic
Scarborough General
Hospital
Boys Village (Mental
Health Clinic)
Child and Family
Psychiatric Clinic,
Borough of York
East York Mental Health
Clinic
The Hospital for Sick
Children
New Mount Sinai Hospital
2.
Cobourg
Ontario Hospital
8.
9.
10,
11.
Hamilton
Hamilton
Kitchener
Oshawa
3.
4.
5.
6.
Edgar Adult Occupational Centre
Guelph Homewood Sanitarium
Limited
Vineland Bethesda Home for the
Mentally III
The psychiatric facilities listed in Schedule 2;
12.
13.
14.
IS.
Scarborough
Toronto
Toronto
Toronto
1.
2.
3.
(c) in respect of day-care services to the following
psychiatric facilities:
Aurora Ontario Hospital
Cedar Springs Ontario Hospital School
Cobourg Ontario Hospital
16.
17.
Toronto
Toronto
4.
5.
Edgar
Guelph
Adult Occupational Centre
Homewood Sanitarium
T imit"Pfi
18.
Toronto
Toronto General Hospital
6.
Orillia
Ontario Hospital School
19.
20.
21.
Toronto
Welland
Weston
West End Creche
Welland County General
Hospital
Humber Memorial
Hospital
7.
8.
9.
10.
Palmerston
Smith's Falls
Vineland
The psychiatric fa(
and 3;
Midwestern Regional
Children's Centre
Rideau Regional Hospital
School
Bethesda Home for the
Mentally 111
;ilities listed in schedules 2
STANDARDS
2. Plans and specifications for the creation, estab-
lishment, construction, alteration or renovation of a
psychiatric facility shall be submitted to the Minister
for approval.
3. — (1) Subject to subsection 2, the area served by
a psychiatric facility shall contain a population of not
less than 75,000 persons.
(2) Subsection 1 does not apply to the following
psychiatric facilities:
1. Kingston Institute of Psychotherapy
1.
2.
3,
4.
5.
6.
(d) in respect of emergency services, to the follow-
ing psychiatric facilities:
Aurora Ontario Hospital
Cedar Springs Ontario Hospital School
Cobourg Ontario Hospital
Edgar Adult Occupational Centre
Guelph Homewood Sanitarium
Limited
Orillia Ontario Hospital School
2.
3.
Toronto
Toronto
J-iLU.
Dalmeny Hospital Ltd.
Sunnyside Private Hospital
7.
8.
Palmerston
Smith's Falls
Midwestern Regional
Children's Centre
Rideau Regional Hospital
4.
Willowdale
Willowdale Hospital Ltd.
9.
Toronto
West End Creche
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10. V'ineland Bethesda Home for the
Mentally 111
11. The psychiatric facilities listed in Schedule 2;
(e) in respect of consultative and educational
services to local agencies, to the following
psychiatric facilities:
1. Guelph Homewood Sanitarium
Limited
2. Vineland Bethesda Home for the
Mentally 111
3. The psychiatric facilities listed in Schedule 2.
5. — (1) Subject to subsection 2, the observation,
care and treatment of patients of a psychiatric facility
shall be under the direction and supervision of a
psychiatrist.
(2) Subsection 1 does not apply to the following
psychiatric facilities:
1. Aurora
2. Cedar Springs
3. Cobourg
4. Edgar
5. London
6. Orillia
7. Palmerston
8. Smith's Falls
9. Toronto
10. Vineland
11. Woodstock
Ontario Hospital
Ontario Hospital School
Ontario Hospital
Adult Occupational Centre
Children's Psychiatric
Research Institute
Ontario Hospital School
Midwestern Regional
Children's Centre
Rideau Regional Hospital
School
Mental Retardation Centre
Bethesda Home for the
Mentally 111
Ontario Hospital
12. The psychiatric facilities listed in Schedule 2
except the following:
Kingston
Institute of Psychotherapy
Ltd.
6. The Minister may require a psychiatric facility
to furnish such returns, reports and information as he
may from time to time deem necessary.
APPLICATION OF PART II OF ACT
7. — ( 1) Every psychiatric facility listed in schedules
2 and 3 is exempt from the application of Part II of
the Act.
(2) Notwithstanding subsection 1, every psy-
chiatric facility listed in Schedule 3 shall be deemed to
be an appropriate place for the purpose of an examina-
tion referred to in section 9 or 10 of the Act.
ABSENCE WITHOUT AUTHORIZATION
8. — (1) Where the absence without authorization
of a patient who is subject to detention otherwise than
under this Act becomes known to the officer-in-charge,
the officer-in-charge shall forthwith,
(c) issue an order for return in the prescribed
Form; and
(b) notify the appropriate law enforcement
authorities.
(2) Where the officer-in-charge has issued an order
for return under clause b of subsection 1 of section 21 of
the Act and has notified law enforcement authorities,
he shall further notify such authorities forthwith,
(a) when the patient has returned; or
(b) when the patient has not returned and the
order has expired.
REVIEW BOARDS
9. — (1) An application for review under section 28
of the Act may be made where the attending physician
or the officer-in-charge has received a request for the
discharge of a patient and such request has been denied.
(2) An application for review under section 39 of
the Act may be made where the attending physician
or the officer- in-charge has received a request for can-
cellation of the certificate of incompetence or notice of
continuance from the patient or former patient and
such request has been denied.
(3) An application for review shall be endorsed by
the attending physician or officer-in-charge with the
particulars prescribed therein.
10. Where a request for the discharge of a patient
has been denied, the patient or other person to whom
the denial is made shall be advised of any rights he
may have to make application to a review board.
11. Every psychiatric facility in respect of which a
review board has jurisdiction shall provide applica-
tions for review and envelopes pre-addressed to the
chairman of the review board having jurisdiction and
an application and envelope shall be furnished forth-
with to any person who requests them.
12. Where an application for review is completed
by or on behalf of a patient and presented to his at-
tending physician or the officer-in-charge for endorse-
ment of particulars, such physician or the officer-in-
charge shall so endorse the application as soon as
possible and return it to the applicant.
13. The written report of the decision of a review
board referred to in section 30 of the Act shall be trans-
mitted to the persons described therein within seven
days after the decision is reached and not later than
one month from the date of receipt of the application
for review by the chairman.
14. The written report of the recommendations of
an advisory review board referred to in section 31 of
the Act shall be transmitted to the Lieutenant Governor
in Council within one month after the recommenda-
tions are settled.
15. — (1) A member of a review board or an ad-
visory review board who is,
(a) the chairman;
(ft) a psychiatrist; or
(c) a barrister and solicitor,
shall be paid $100 for each day he is engaged upon the
work of the board.
(2) A member of a review board or an advisory
review board who is not referred to in subsection 1
shall be paid $60 for each day he is engaged upon the
work of the board.
(3) In addition to the remuneration set out in sub-
sections 1 and 2 each member of a review board or
advisory review board shall be paid his necessary
expenses incurred while he is engaged upon the work
of the board.
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APPLICATION OF PART III OF ACT
16.^ The following psychiatric facilities are exempt
from the application of Part III of the Act:
1. Guelph
2. Kingston
3. Toronto
4. Toronto
5. Willowdale
Homewood Sanitarium
Limited
Institute of Psychotherapy
Ltd.
Dalmeny Hospital Ltd.
Sunnyside Private Hospital
Willowdale Hospital Ltd.
6. The psychiatric facilities listed in Schedule 3.
FORMS
17. — (1) An application made under subsection 1
of section 8 of the Act shall be in Form 1.
(2) An order for examination issued under sub-
section 1 of section 9 of the Act shall be in Form 2.
(3) The document referred to in section 12 of the
Act shall be in Form 3.
(4) A certificate of renewal to be completed under
subsection 1 of section 13 of the Act shall be in Form 4.
(5) The document referred to in subsection 5 of
section 13 of the Act shall be in Form 5.
(6) An order made under subsection 1 of section 14
of the Act shall be in Form 6.
(7) An order made under subsection 3 of section 14
of the Act shall be in Form 7.
(8) An order made under subsection 1 of section 15
of the Act shall be in Form 8.
(9) An order for return issued under clause b of
subsection 1 of section 21 of the Act shall be in Form 9.
( 10) A memorandum of transfer referred to in sub-
section 1 of section 22 of the Act shall be in Form 10.
(11) Where a patient is transferred under sub-
section 1 of section 23 of the Act, Form 11 shall be
completed by the officer-in-charge.
(12) A warrant under section 24 of the Act shall be
in Form 12,
(13) A warrant under section 25 of the Act shall be
in Form 13.
(14) An application made under subsection 1 of
section 28 or subsection 1 of section 39, as the case may
be, of the Act shall be in Form 14.
(15) A certificate of incompetence issued under
subsection 3 of section 32 of the Act shall be in Form 15.
(16) A financial statement forwarded under sec-
tion 35 of the Act shall be in Form 16.
(17) A notice of cancellation of a certificate of in-
competence under section 36 of the Act shall be in
Form 17.
(18) A notice of continuance of a certificate of in-
competence under subsection 2 of section 37 of the Act
shall be in Form 18.
Form 1
The Mental Health Act, 1967
PHYSICIAN'S APPLICATION FOR
INVOLUNTARY ADMISSION
Note: This form must be completed in full.
I, the undersigned physician, hereby certify that on
the day of 19 , I
personally examined
(name of person in full)
(home address)
After making due inquiry into all the facts necessary
for me to form a satisfactory opinion, I do hereby
further certify that he/she suffers from mental disorder
of a nature or degree so as to require hospitalization in
the interests of his/her own safety or the safety
of others.
1. Facts indicating mental disorder observed by my-
self: (e.g., appearance, conduct, conversation).
2. Other facts, if any, indicating mental disorder com-
municated to me by others: (state from whom the
information was received).
3. State reason(s) why no measure short of hospital-
ization would be appropriate in the case of the
above-named person:
4. State reason(s) why the above-named person is not
suitable for admission as an informal patient:
I hereby apply for the involuntary admission of the
above-named person to a psychiatric facility.
Signed this day of.
The name and address of the
physician must be printed or
typed below:
.,19.
(signature of physician)
Indicate medication (a) routinely received by the
patient:
(6) administered to the patient
within the last twenty-four
hours:
Note: In order to be valid, this application must be
completed no later than seven days after the
examination referred to above. The applica-
tion is authority to admit only within fourteen
days of the date it is completed.
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Form 2
The Mental Health Act, 1967
ORDER FOR EXAMINATION
TO the Peace Officers in the County/District of
WHEREAS information upon oath has this day
been brought before the undersigned, a Justice of the
Peace in and for the said County/District, by
(name of person bringing the information)
that.
(name or other description of person to be examined)
(home address of person to be examined if known)
(a) is believed to be suffering from mental dis-
order; and
(&) should be examined in the interests of his/her
own safety or the safety of others,
AND WHEREAS I am satisfied that
(c) such examination is necessary; and
{d) such examination can be arranged in no other
way:
NOW THEREFORE, I hereby order and direct
you, the said Peace Officers, or any of you, to take the
said .• ■ ■ •
(name or other description of person to be examined)
to an appropriate place for medical examination;
AND I HEREBY AUTHORIZE his/her deten-
tion until such examination is completed.
Justice of the Peace
Date.
19.
I
Note: This form does not constitute an order for
admission to a psychiatric facility.
Form 3
The Mental Health Act, 1967
CHANGE TO INVOLUNTARY STATUS
Note: This form must be completed in full.
I, the undersigned physician, hereby certify that on
the day of , 19 ... , I
personally examined
(name of person in full)
(home address)
After making due inquiry into all the facts necessary
for me to form a satisfactory opinion, I do hereby
further certify that he/she suffers from mental dis-
order of a nature or degree so as to require involuntary
hospitalization in the interests of his/her own safety
or the safety of others.
I
1. Facts indicating mental disorder observed by
myself: (e.g., appearance, conduct, conversation).
2. Other facts, if any, indicating mental disorder com-
municated to me by others: (state from whom the
information was received).
3. State reason(s) why the above-named person is not
suitable to be continued as an informal patient:
Signed this day of , 19.
The name and address of the
physician must be printed or
typed below:
(signature of physician)
Form 4
The Mental Health Act, 1967
CERTIFICATE OF RENEWAL
I, the undersigned physician, hereby certify that on
the day of , 19. . . ., I
personally examined
(name of patient in full)
(home address)
After making due inquiry into all the facts necessary
for me to form a satisfactory opinion, I do hereby
further certify that he/she suffers from mental disorder
of a nature or degree so as to require further hospital-
ization in the interests of his/her own safety or the
safety of others.
State reason(s) why the above-named person is not
suitable to be continued as an informal patient:
Signed this day of.
., 19.
(signature of attending
physician)
In accordance with The Mental Health Act, 1967, this
certificate shall be effective from the day of
, 19 .... , and shall remain in
force for a period of months.
Form 5
The Mental Health Act, 1967
CHANGE TO INFORMAL STATUS
I, the undersigned physician, hereby terminate the
involuntary status ot
(name of patient in full)
(home address)
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who shall henceforth be continued as an informal
patient.
Signed this day of , 19 . . . .
(signature of attending
physician)
Form 6
The Mental Health Act, 1967
ORDER FOR ATTENDANCE FOR
EXAMINATION
In the Court held at
(address)
for the County/District of.
TO
(name of psychiatric facility)
WHEREAS
(name of person in full)
(address)
Strike out [is charged with
inapplicable j
words I has been convicted of
(offence)
contrary to section of the .
AND WHEREAS he/she has appeared before me
and I have reason to believe that he/she suffers from
mental disorder;
AND WHEREAS I have ascertained from
(name of senior physician, as defined in the Act)
the senior physician of.
(name of psychiatric facility)
that the services of the said psychiatric facility are
available to the above-named person;
I HEREBY ORDER that the above-named person
attend, by appointment, the said psychiatric facility
for examination ;
AND I AUTHORIZE you, the authorities at the
said psychiatric facility, to examine him/her.
Date.
(Judge or Magistrate)
19....
Form 7
The Mental Health Act, 1967
ORDER FOR ATTENDANCE FOR
TREATMENT
In the Court held at
(address)
for the County/District of.
TO
(name of psychiatric facility)
WHEREAS
(name of person in full)
(address)
was on , 19 .
ordered to attend
(name of psychiatric facility)
for examination ;
AND WHEREAS
as defined in the Act)
(name of senior physician,
, the senior physician of the said
psychiatric facility reports that the above-named per-
son needs treatment;
AND WHEREAS I have ascertained from
(name of senior physician, as defined in the Act)
the senior physician of.
(name of psychiatric facility)
that the services of such psychiatric facility are avail-
able to the above-named person;
I HEREBY ORDER that the above-named person
attend such psychiatric facility for treatment, as and
when required by the authorities thereat;
AND I AUTHORIZE you, the authorities at such
psychiatric facility, to treat him/her.
Date.
(Judge or Magistrate)
., 19....
Form 8
The Mental Health Act. 1967
ORDER FOR ADMISSION
1 n the Court held at
(address)
for the County/District of
TO the Peace Officers in the of.
AND TO
(name of psychiatric facility)
WHEREAS.
(name of person in full)
(address)
is a person in custody charged with.
(offence)
contrary to section of the .
AND WHEREAS he/she has appeared before me
and I have reason to believe that he/she suffers from
mental disorder;
AND WHEREAS I have ascertained from
(name of senior physician, as defined in the Act)
the senior physician of
(name of psychiatric facility)
that the services of the said psychiatric facility are
available to the above-named person ;
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I HEREBY ORDER that the above-named person
be remanded for admission as a patient to the said
psychiatric facility for a period of not more than
AND I FURTHER ORDER and direct you, the
said Peace Officers, or any of you, to convey him/her
to the said psychiatric facility;
AND I AUTHORIZE you, the authorities at the
said psychiatric facility, to admit him/her in ac-
cordance with this order.
Judge or Magistrate
Date.
19.
Form 9
The Menial Health Act, 1967
ORDER FOR RETURN
TO
AND TO all or any Peace Officers, Police Officers or
Constables in the Province of Ontario.
WHEREAS
(name of patient in full)
is subject to detention and is absent from
(name of psychiatric facility)
without authorization;
AND WHEREAS his/her absence without author-
ization became known to me on , 19 ... ;
NOW THEREFORE I hereby direct and authorize
you, or any of you, to return him/her to the said
psychiatric facility;
AND in the course of returning him/her, you are
authorized to detain him/her in an appropriate place.
THIS ORDER shall have force until ,
19....
Officer-in-charge
Psychiatric Facility
Date ,19....
Form 10
The Mental Health Act, 1967
MEMORANDUM OF TRANSFER
Upon the advice of his/her attending physician, I,
, officer-in-charge of
*,*'■,'***;'. *
(psychiatric facility)
hereby transfer ,
(name of patient in full)
(home address)
to arrangements having
been made with the officer-in-charge thereof.
Note: The following portion of this memorandum
must be completed.
n A. The patient is an informal one.
Check □ B. The patient is an involuntary one.
either (A copy of the document authorizing
A or B his/her detention must accompany
this memorandum.)
□ C. The estate of the patient is not under
the management of a committee.
Check □ D. The estate of the patient is under the
either management of the Public Trustee.
C, D (Where committeeship has arisen under
or E the authority of a certificate of in-
competence, a copy thereof must ac-
company this memorandum.)
□ E. The estate of the patient is under the
management of
(Committee appointed under
The Mental Incompetency Act)
Officer-in-Charge
Date 19
Form 11
The Mental Health Act, 1967
TRANSFER TO A PUBLIC HOSPITAL
Upon the advice of his/her attending physician that
(name of patient in full)
(home address)
requires treatment that cannot be supplied in this
facility, I ,
officer-in-charge of .^ ,
(psychiatric facility)
hereby transfer the said patient to
until such time as his/her treatment therein is con-
cluded.
Note: Where the patient is subject to detention, a
copy of the document authorizing such deten-
tion must accompany this document.
Officer-in-Charge
Date.
19.
Note: By virtue of The Mental Health Act, 1967, the
superintendent of a public hospital has, in
addition to the powers conferred upon him by
the Act under which the hospital operates, the
powers under The Mental Health Act, 1967, of
an officer-in-charge of a psychiatric facility in
respect of the custody and control of the
of the patient.
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Form 12
The Mental Health Act, 1967
WARRANT FOR TRANSFER FROM ONTARIO
TO ANOTHER JURISDICTION
TO
Whereas it appears to me that
(name of patient in full)
(home address)
who is now a patient in .
(psychiatric facility)
has come or has been brought into Ontario from
, and
(Strike out (c) his/her hospitalization is the re-
inapplicable
clause) sponsibility of ;
(name of jurisdiction)
or
(6) it would be in his/her best interests
to be hospitalized in
(name of jurisdiction)
AND WHEREAS the laws respecting hospitaliza-
tion in
(name of jurisdiction)
have been complied with mutatis mutandis:
NOW THEREFORE I hereby authorize you, the
said , to transfer him/her to
(place of transfer)
Minister of Health
Date ,19....
Form 13
The Mental Health Act, 1967
WARRANT TO ADMIT A PERSON
COMING INTO ONTARIO
TO
AND TO
(psychiatric facility)
WHEREAS I have reason to believe that
(name of person in full)
may come or be brought into Ontario from
and he/she is suffering from mental disorder:
NOW THEREFORE I hereby order and direct
that you, the said convey
him/her to
AND I further order and direct you, the authorities
at the said psychiatric facility, to admit and detain
him/her.
Minister of Health
Date , 19....
Form 14
The Mental Health Act, 1967
APPLICATION FOR REVIEW
Date , 19. . .
TO: The Chairman of the Review Board
RE: ,
(name of patient in full) (home address)
(psychiatric facility)
Note: Part A or Part B or both Parts A and B may
be completed.
PART A
1. I ;
(name of applicant)
hereby apply for an inquiry into whether the above-
named patient suffers from mental disorder of a
nature or degree so as to require hospitalization in
the interests of his/her own safety or the safety
of others.
(psychiatric facility)
(signature of applicant)
(relationship/capacity)*
*The following persons are eligible to make
application under Part A: an involuntary
patient, any person on his/her behalf; the
Minister of Health; the Deputy Minister
of Health; and the officer-in-charge of the
psychiatric facility.
(Paragraph 2 need not be completed where the
applicant is the Minister of Health, Deputy Minis-
ter of Health or officer-in-charge.)
2. I, the undersigned, hereby certify that the discharge
of the above-named patient has been requested and
denied. The patient was last admitted to a psy-
chiatric facility on , 19 .... ,
and is currently detained under the authority of a
certificate of renewal/document of change to
involuntary status. (Strike out inapplicable term.)
Dated , 19
(signature of attending
physician or officer-in-charge)
PART B
1. I
(name of applicant)
hereby apply for an inquiry into whether the above-
named patient (or former patient) is not competent
to manage his/her estate.
(signature of applicant)
(relationship/capacity)**
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**The following persons are eligible to make
application under Part B: the patient (or
former patient); the Minister of Health;
the Deputy Minister of Health; and the
officer-in-charge of the psychiatric facility.
(Paragraph 2 need not be completed where the
applicant is the Minister of Health, Deputy Minis-
ter of Health or officer-in-charge.)
I, the undersigned, hereby certify that the above-
named patient (or former patient) has requested
and was denied cancellation of the certificate of in-
competence in his/her case. The estate of the
patient (or former patient) is currently under the
management of the Public Trustee under the
authority of a certificate of incompetence dated
, 19 ... . (and continued by
a notice of continuance dated ,
19. . . .). (complete where applicable.)
(signature of attending
physician or officer-in-charge)
Form 15
The Mental Health Act, 1967
CERTIFICATE OF INCOMPETENCE
I, the undersigned physician, hereby certify that
on the day of , 19 ... ,
I personally examined .
(name of patient in full)
(home address)
After making due inquiry into all the facts necessary
for me to form a satisfactory opinion, I do hereby
further certify that he/she is not competent to manage
his/her estate.
1. Facts indicating incompetence observed by myself:
2. Other facts, if any, indicating incompetence com-
municated to me by others:
(State from whom the information was received):
Date.
, 19.
(signature)
print or type name of
signing physician)
I
Psychiatric facility
Date of Admission 19 .
Form 16
The Mental Health Act, 1967
FINANCIAL STATEMENT
1. This form to be completed by a responsible person
having knowledge of the assets of the patient and
forwarded forthwith by the officer-in-charge to the
Public Trustee under the provisions of section 35
of The Mental Health Act, 1967.
2. Under the provisions of The Mental Health Act, 1967
where the Public Trustee has become Committee
of the estate of a patient he is the only person having
the legal authority to deal with the patient's estate.
The Public Trustee endeavours to protect the
interests of the patient's estate and to provide for
the patient's dependants. Upon the Public Trustee
ceasing to be Committee, the patient's assets will
be returned to him.
1. Name of patient in full:
2. Sex:
3. Psychiatric facility:
4. Residence:
(Street and number or lot and concession):
(Municipality):
(County or district):
5. Length of residence in this municipality:
6. Date of birth:
7. Place of birth:
8. Citizenship:
9. Occupation:
10. Marital status:
11. If married, give the name and address of husband
or wife:
12. If single, give the name and address of parent or
responsible relative:
13. Give the names and ages of any dependants whom
the patient has to support:
14. Give patient's:
1. Social Insurance Number:
2. Ontario Hospital Insurance Number:
3. OMSIP Number:
4. If other medical insurance plan, state name of
company and contract number:
5. Old Age Security Number:
15. Name and address of employer:
REAL ESTATE
16. Property of patient, and mortgages or charges on
same, if any:
1. Number of lot, concession, township and
county:
2. Number of acres:
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3. Leasehold or freehold:
4. Name and address of mortgagee, if any:
5. Market value of property:
17. If property of the patient has been rented, give
the following information :
1. Name of tenant:
2. Particulars of tenancy, such as length and
terms of lease:
3. Is the lease in writing?
4. If so, in whose possession is the document?
5. Give the address of such person :
6. To whom has the rent been paid?
7. To what date has the rent been paid?
18. LIFE, ACCIDENT, DISABILITY AND IN-
COME PROTECTION INSURANCE
Name of
the
Company
or Society
Number
of Policy
or Cer-
tificate
Amount
of In-
surance
In whose
possession
is the
Policy?
Is this
group
insurance?
State
yes or no
19.
20.
PENSION OR SUPERANNUATION
If patient receives pension or superannuation, etc.,
give particulars:
PERSONAL ESTATE
Cash on Hand, in Bank Accounts and
Safety Deposits
1. Give name and address of person who is in
possession of the cash:
2. What is the amount?
3. If deposited in a bank, give the name and
address of the branch :
4. In whose possession is the bank book?
5. State the amount in the bank account:
6. If joint account, give name and address of
joint owner:
7. If patient has a safety deposit box, give the
location, and name and address of person in
possession of the keys:
21.
STOCKS, BONDS AND SIMILAR
INVESTMENTS
Name of Security
Par Value
In whose possession
22. PERSONAL PROPERTY
(Give approximate values)
1. Farm Implements:
2. Stock in trade:
3. Live stock:
4. Farm produce:
5. Motor vehicles:
6. Other property or income (if any):
23. MONEYS SECURED BY MORTGAGE
1. Give the name and address of mortgagors who
have borrowed money from the patient,
setting out in detail separately each mortgage:
2. State in whose possession the mortgages are,
and the address of such person:
24. BOOK DEBTS AND PROMISSORY
NOTES OWING TO PATIENT
1. Give the names and addresses of debtors:
2. State in whose possession the notes are, and
the address of such person:
25. LIABILITIES, IF ANY, OTHER
THAN MORTGAGE DEBTS
26. Does the patient have a will? QYes DNo
If so, state in whose possession it is, and the
address of such person:
(signature of responsible
relative or friend)
(address)
(relationship to patient)
Date.
, 19.
The officer-in-charge of the psychiatric facility shall
retain one copy of this form and forward one copy to
the Public Trustee, whether or not the patient has
any estate.
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Form 17
The Mental Health Act, 1967
NOTICE OF CANCELLATION OF
CERTIFICATE OF INCOMPETENCE
I, the undersigned physician, having examined
(name of patient in full)
(home address)
for such purpose, hereby cancel the certificate of in-
competence which was issued with respect to him/her
by...
Date.
,19.
19.
(signature)
{print or type name of
signing physician)
(psychiatric facility)
Form 18
The Mental Health Act, 1967
NOTICE OF CONTINUANCE OF
CERTIFICATE OF INCOMPETENCE
I, the undersigned physician, having examined
(name of patient in full)
(home address)
who is about to be discharged, am of the opinion that
he/she continues to be incompetent to manage his/her
estate, and the certificate of incompetence which was
issued with respect to him/her by
on , 19. . . . is hereby continued.
State reason(s) why the above-named patient
should not resume management of his/her estate:
Date.
19.
(signature)
{print or type name of
signing physician)
(psychiatric facility)
(9122)
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Grants.
Made— February 15th, 1968.
Filed— February 27th, 1968.
Note: This Regulation does not come
into operation until The Mental
Health Act, 1967 is proclaimed in
force. See R.S.O. 1960, c. 191, s. 5.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE MENTAL HEALTH ACT, 1967
1. Where provincial aid is paid under the Act,
it shall be paid in accordance with this Regulation.
2. — (1) Subject to the deduction mentioned in
subsection 2, the provincial aid shall not exceed an
amount equivalent to the reasonable cost as determined
by the Minister of providing,
{a) general maintenance, including light, heat
and power;
{b) administration;
(c) depreciation on furniture, equipment and
apparatus; and
{d) patient care including salaries, supplies and
equipment, including the expense of,
(i) the office of the officer-in-charge,
(ii) radiology and laboratory examinations,
(iii) patient records,
(iv) dietary services for patients only,
(v) housekeeping for patients only, and
(vi) the laundry.
(2) There shall be deducted from the provincial
aid payable to a psychiatric facility under subsection 1
the following revenue received by the psychiatric
facility:
1. Payments for services rendered by the
psychiatric facility.
2. All money received from the municipality
or the provincial or federal government.
3. 75 per cent of all money received from
charitable organizations, benevolent founda-
tions and individual endowments and be-
quests, unless such money is provided to the
psychiatric facility for a specific purpose that
is not ordinarily included in the routine
operation of the psychiatric facility.
3. — (1) The psychiatric facility shall annually
prepare and submit to the Minister a budget estimate
of the costs referred to in section 2, including particulars
of the clinical services proposed and the estimated cost
thereof.
(2) The psychiatric facility may submit amend-
ments to the budget estimate to the Minister,
4. — (1) Provincial aid may be paid provisionally
in equal monthly instalments in advance, subject to
final adjustment upon receipt of the annual financial
statement of the psychiatric facility.
(2) The annual financial statement mentioned in
subsection 1 shall include particulars of the revenue
mentioned in subsection 2 of section 2.
(9123)
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THE SECURITIES ACT, 1966
O. Reg. 55/68.
General.
Made— February 22nd, 1968.
Filed— February 28th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE SECURITIES ACT, 1966
1. Section 8 of Ontario Regulation 101/67 is
revoked and the following substituted therefor:
8.— (1) In this Part,
(c) "auditor of the company" includes an
accountant eligible for appointment as
auditor of the company and also in-
cludes an auditor or accountant of any
subsidiary or acquired business and an
accountant eligible for appointment as
such auditor;
(b) "capital security" means any share of
any class of shares or any bond, de-
benture, note or other obligation of a
company or person, whether secured
or unsecured;
(c) "debt security" means any bond, de-
benture, note or other obligation of a
company or person, whether secured
or unsecured;
(d) "finance company" includes a com-
pany, its subsidiaries and affiliates
whose preferred shares or debt securi-
ties are offered to the public, so long
as such company, its subsidiaries and
affiliates have owners of their preferred
shares or debt securities whose last
address as shown on the books of the
company is in Ontario, and includes,
(i) a company, its subsidiaries or
affiliates for which a material
activity involves,
a. purchasing, discounting
or otherwise acquiring
promissory notes, accep-
tances, accounts receiv-
able, bills of sale, chattel
mortgages, conditional
sales contracts, drafts,
and other obligations re-
presenting part or all of
the sales price of mer-
chandise, and services,
b. factoring, or purchasing
and leasing personal
property as part of a hire
purchase or similar busi-
ness, or
c. making secured and un-
secured loans, and
(ii) a company designated by the
Director as a finance company,
but does not include,
(iii) a person or company referred to
in paragraph 3 of subsection 1
of section 19 of the Act,
(iv) a credit union, or credit union
league incorporated under The
Credit Unions Act,
(v) an underwriter, investment deal-
er, broker dealer or broker carry-
ing on business as such and
registered under the provisions
of The Securities Act, 1966, or
(vi) any company that, in the
opmion of the Director, makes
investments or carries on opera-
tions making it more appro-
priate that such company be
designated as an industrial com-
pany, investment company,
mining company or mutual
fund company;
(e) "industrial company" means a com-
pany designated by the Director as an
pany „
industrial company;
(/) "investment company" means a com-
pany designated by the Director as an
investment company;
(g) "mining company" means a company
designated by the Director as a mining
company;
(A) "mutual fund company" means a
company designated by the Director
as a mutual fund company;
(») "preferred share" includes any share,
other than a non-redeemable parti-
cipating preferred share, that is a
share of a class conferring upon the
holders thereof a preference or right
over the holders of shares of another
class, either preference or common, and
such preference or right, without limit-
ing the nature thereof, may be in
respect of dividends, repayment of
capital, the right to elect part of the
board of directors or the right to con-
vert such shares into shares of another
class or other classes of shares or into
debt securities;
{j) "trustee" means any person or com-
pany named as trustee under the terms
of a trust indenture, whether or not
the person or company is a trust
company authorized to carry on busi-
ness in Ontario, provided that a person,
if named as a trustee shall post, with
the Commission, a bond or other
adequate security requiring the person
or company to discharge the obligation
set but in the trust indenture and the
bond or other adequate security shall
be in the same amount as would be
required to be posted by a person or
company appointed to act as adminis-
trator of an estate of the same size as
the amount of capital securities to be
outstanding under the trust indenture;
{k) "trust indenture" means any deed,
indenture or document, including any
supplement or amendment to any deed,
indenture or document by the terms
of which a person or company issues
capital securities and in which a trustee
is named as trustee for the holders of
the capital securities issued thereunder;
(/) "underwriter" means the underwriter
referred to in subsection 1 of section 53
of the Act.
(2) Where the disclosure called for by various
items in two or more of the prospectus forms
could, in the opinion of the Director, properly
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be made applicable to a company, the Direc-
tor, in designating such a company as a
finance company, industrial company, invest-
ment company, mining company, or mutual
fund company, as the case may be, may also
direct that the disclosure called for by one or
more items of the prospectus form for one
or more of the other types of companies must
be complied with.
2. Ontario Regulation 101/67 is amended by adding
thereto the following section :
8a. The prospectus of a finance company shall be
prepared in accordance with Form 9a.
3. Subsection 2 of section 20 of Ontario Regulation
101/67 is amended by striking out "an" in the second
line and inserting in lieu thereof "a finance company,
an".
4. Paragraph 12 of subsection 1 of section 28 of
Ontario Regulation 101/67 is amended by striking
out "an" in the third line and inserting in lieu thereof
"a finance company, an".
5. Ontario Regulation 101/67 is amended by adding
thereto the following Parts:
PART VIII
FINANCE COMPANIES
59. — (1) A receipt shall not be issued for a
prospectus of a company, other than a com-
pany registered under The Loan and Trust
Corporations Act, doing business primarily as
an industrial company, investment company,
mining company, or mutual fund company,
if that company has as part of its name the
word "acceptance", "credit", "finance",
"loan" or "trust".
(2) Subsection 1 does not apply to,
(c) a company that has the words "invest-
ment trust" as part of its name before
this section comes into force; or
(6) a company that includes on the face or
cover page of the prospectus a state-
ment, satisfactory to the Director,
indicating the nature of the business
actually carried on.
60. Upon receipt of a written request from any
debt security holder of a finance company,
the finance company shall supply to the debt
security holder a copy of the most recent
comparative financial statement filed with the
Commission pursuant to subsection 1 of sec-
tion 120 of the Act, and, where applicable,
the comparative interim financial statement
filed with the Commission pursuant to sub-
section 1 of section 129 of the Act.
61. — (1) A receipt shall not be issued for a
prospectus of a finance company relating to
a debt security not issued under a trust
indenture unless there is clearly set forth on
the face or cover page of such prospectus a
statement to the eff'ect that such debt security
is not issued under a trust indenture.
(2) Without limiting the power of the Director
under section 61 of the Act, if it appears to
the Director that the designation of a pre-
ferred share or a debt security referred to in
any prospectus of a finance company filed
pursuant to Part VII of the Act is misleading,
the Director may order the Registrar not to
issue a receipt for such prospectus unless,
(a) such designation is amended to make
it, in the opinion of the Director, not
misleading; or
(b) there is included on the face or cover
page of the prospectus a statement that
when read with such designation makes
such designation, in the opinion of the
Director, not misleading.
62. — (1) Every finance company, in addition to
any other requirements, shall file with the
Commission,
(a) annually, within 170 days of the end
of its financial year,
(i) a report prepared in accordance
with Form 17, and
(ii) such Canadian Sales Finance
Long-Form Report as is adopted
by the Investment Dealers' As-
sociation of Canada and the
Federated Council of Sales
Finance Companies and as is
deemed appropriate by the
Commission ;
(b) semi-annually, within sixty days of,
(i) the end of its financial year, and
(ii) the date to which the interim
financial statement is made up,
a statement prepared in accordance
with Form 18; and
(c) such other forms as are deemed appro-
priate by the Commission.
(2) The Commission upon application by a
finance company may determine and rule that
the mode of operation of the applicant is such
that some or all of the reporting provisions
of the Canadian Sales Finance Long-Form
Report are not applicable and answers thereto
need not be filed with the Commission, in
which event the Commission shall designate
the scope and nature of the report to be filed,
such determination and ruling is final and
there is no appeal therefrom.
(3) Every report referred to in clause a of sub-
section 1 shall be accompanied by the report
of an auditor, stating that the auditor,
(c) has reviewed the report of the finance
company and, during the course of such
review and the examination of the
company's financial statements, has
obtained no knowledge to indicate that
the company's report is not properly
stated ;
(6) during the course of the review of the
finance company's report and the
examination of the financial state-
ments, has found nothing that leads
him to believe that the company is
not operating in conformity with all its
borrowing agreements, as at the date
of the examination; and
(c) has found no transactions of the finance
company that have come to his atten-
tion that have not been within the
powers of the company.
(4) Three complete copies of the report required
by clause a of subsection 1, including exhibits
and all papers and documents filed as a part
thereof, shall be filed with the Commission,
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and at least one complete copy shall be filed
with the Toronto Stock Exchange if any
capital security is listed thereon.
(5) At least one of the copies,
(a) filed with the Commission; and
(b) filed with the Toronto Stock Exchange,
shall be manually signed and any unsigned
copies shall be confirmed.
63. — (1) The Commission may in its discretion
direct that the issuance of a receipt for a
prospectus of a finance company be refused
until such time as the company proposing to
distribute securities to be affected by the
prospectus delivers or causes to be delivered
to the Commission undertakings, satisfactory
to the Commission, to file the reports re-
quired under section 62, in which under-
takings the company and such of its directors
and officers and associates as the Commission
may designate undertake to comply with the
terms and conditions of section 62 or such of
the provisions of section 62 as the Commission
may specify.
(2) The Commission may in its discretion, if
satisfied that an undertaking given under
subsection 1 has not been complied with,
direct the Registrar either to refuse to issue
a receipt for a prospectus relating to securities
of the finance company that previously
delivered an undertakmg to the Commission,
or refuse to issue such receipt unless the
company and such of its directors and officers,
or associates, as the Commission may desig-
nate have agreed to comply with such terms
and conditions as may be imposed by the
Commission.
PART IX
TRUSTEE AND TRUST INDENTURE
PROVISIONS
64. A copy of the trust indenture under which
capital securities are issued shall be deposited
with the Commission.
65. Trust indentures to which a finance company
is a party as an issurer or guarantor of a
capital security and trust indentures that
are expressed to be governed by the laws of
Ontario shall contain or, if they do not,
shall be deemed to contain provisions sub-
stantially to the following effect:
1. In the exercise of the rights, duties and
obligations prescribed or conferred by
the terms of the trust indenture, the
trustee shall exercise that degree of
care, diligence and skill that a reason-
ably prudent trustee would exercise
in comparable circumstances.
2. A person shall not be appointed a
trustee under a trust indenture if a
conflict of interest exists in the trustee's
role as a fiduciary thereunder, and a
trustee under a trust indenture shall
resign from office in the event that a
conflict of interest subsequently arises.
3. In the exercise of his rights, duties and
obligations, the trustee may, if he is
acting in good faith, conclusively rely,
as to the truth of the statements and
accuracy of the opinions expressed
thet:ein, upon certificates or opinions
conforming to the requirements of the
trust indenture if the indenture con-
tains provisions complying with sec-
tion 66.
4. The trustee shall be required to give to
the holders of capital securities issued
under the trust indenture, within thirty
days after the occurrence thereof,
notice of every event of default arising
under the trust indenture known to the
trustee unless the trustee in good faith
determines that the withholding of
such notice is in the best interests of
the holders of the capital securities and
so advises the finance company, and
the Commission in writing.
66. — (1) A trust indenture to which this Part
applies shall contain provisions substantially
to the following effect:
1. The finance company that is the issuer
or guarantor of the capital securities
issued under the trust indenture shall
furnish to the trustee evidence of
compliance with every covenant or
condition specified in the trust inden-
ture relating to,
(c) the certification and delivery of
capital securities under the trust
indenture;
(b) the release or release and sub-
stitution of property subject to
any mortgage, charge, lien or
other encumbrance created by
the trust indenture;
(c) the satisfaction and discharge of
the trust indenture;
(d) the issuance of additional capital
securities thereunder; and
(e) any other action or step re-
quired to be taken by the trustee
under the trust indenture or as
a result of any obligation im-
posed by the trust indenture.
2. Evidence of compliance referred to in
item 1 shall consist of,
(a) statutory declarations made by
officers of the finance company
authorized by the trust inden-
- ture stating that the covenant
or condition has been complied
with in accordance with the
terms of the trust indenture;
(6) an opinion of a solicitor that the
covenant or condition has been
complied with in accordance
with the terms of the trust
indenture; and
(c) in the case of a covenant or
condition compliance with which
is subject to the review or
examination by auditors or
accountants, an opinion or re-
port of the auditor of the
finance company or of an
accountant acceptable to the
Commission, in each case ap-
proved by the trustee, as to
the accuracy or reliability of
the statements required to be
reviewed or examined and whe-
ther or not the statements have
been made in accordance with
the terms of the trust indenture.
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3. A statutory declaration, opinion or
report required under clause a of item 2
shall include,
(c) a statement by the person mak-
ing or giving such statutory
declaration, opinion or report
that he has read and is familiar
with the covenant or condition;
(6) a brief statement of the nature
and scope of the examination or
investigation upon which the
statements or opinions con-
tained in the statutory declara-
tion, opinion or report are
based ;
(c) a statement that, in the belief
of the person making or giving
the statutory declaration, opin-
ion or report, he has made such
examination or investigation as
is necessary to enable him to
express an opinion whether the
covenant or condition has been
complied with; and
{i) a statement whether in the
opinion of such person the
covenant or condition has been
complied with.
(2) Nothing in this section prevents the inclusion
in a trust indenture of provisions requiring
evidence of compliance with covenants or
conditions in addition to those specified in
this section.
67. A trust indenture to which this Part applies
shall not contain any provision relieving the
trustee from liability arising thereunder,
except that under the terms of the trust
indenture the trustee may conclusively rely,
as to the truth of the statements and the
accuracy of the opinions expressed therein,
upon statutory declarations, opinions or
reports conforming to the requirements of
section 65 if the trustee acts in good faith and
examines the evidence furnished to him under
that section in order to determine whether
such evidence conforms to the applicable
requirements of the trust indenture.
68. A trustee under a trust indenture to which
this Part applies and any associate of such
trustee shall not be appointed a receiver or
receiver and manager or liquidator of the
assets or undertaking of the finance company
that issued or guaranteed the capital securi-
ties under the trust indenture.
69. No person shall act as a trustee under a trust
indenture unless the person has posted with
the Commission a bond or other adequate
security requiring the person to discharge
the obligation set out in the trust indenture
and the bond or other adequate security shall
be in the same amount as would be required
to be posted by a person or company ap-
pointed to act as administrator of an estate
of the same size as the amount of capital
securities to be outstanding under the trust
indenture.
70. Sections 65, 66 and 67 do not apply to any
trust indenture entered into before the com-
ing into force of this Regulation.
6. Ontario Regulation 101/67 is amended by adding
bereto the following forms: I
Form 9a
The Securities A ct, 1966
INFORMATION REQUIRED IN PROSPECTUS
OF FINANCE COMPANY
Item 1. Distribution Spread:
The information called for by the following Table
shall be given, in substantially the tabular form
indicated, on the outside front cover page of the pros-
pectus as to all securities being offered for cash (estimate
amounts, if necessary).
TABLE
Column 1
Column 2
Column 3
Price to
public
Underwriting
discounts or
commissions
Proceeds to
issuer or
selling
security-
holder
Per unit...
Total
Instructions:
1. Only commissions paid or payable in cash by
the issuer or selling security holder or dis-
counts granted are to be included in the Table.
Commissions or other consideration paid or
payable in cash or otherwise by other persons
or companies and consideration other than
discounts granted and other than cash paid
or payable by the issuer or selling security
holder shall be set out following the Table
with a reference thereto in column 2 of the
Table. Any finder's fees or similar payments
shall be appropriately disclosed. Where debt
securities are offered the price to the public,
the underwriting discounts and commission
and the proceeds to the finance company,
except with the consent of the Director, shall
be expressed as a percentage.
2. If it is impracticable to state the price to the
public, the method by which it is to be deter-
mined shall be explained. In addition, if
the securities are to be offered at the market,
indicate the market involved and the market
price as of the latest practicable date.
3. If any of the securities offered are to be offered
for the account of existing security holders
(secondary distribution), refer on the first
page of the prospectus to the information
called for by Instruction 3 to Item 23.
4. With the consent of the Director the informa-
tion called for by the Table may be given in
narrative form.
Item 2. Plan of Distribution:
(a) If the securities being offered are to be sold
through underwriters, give the names of the
underwriters. State briefly the nature of the
underwriters' obligation to take up and pay
for the securities.
{b) Outline briefly the plan of distribution of any
securities which are to be offered by the
issuer, either as security issuers, or by means
other than through underwriters.
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Instructions:
1. All that is required as to the nature of the
underwriters' obligation is whether the under-
writers are or will be committed to take up
and pay for all of the securities if any are
taken up, or whether the underwriting is
merely an agency or "best efforts" arrange-
ment under which the underwriters are re-
quired to take up and pay for only such
securities as they may sell to the public.
Conditions precedent to the underwriters'
taking up the securities, including "market
outs", need not be described except to the
extent that such conditions precedent are not
satisfied prior to the commencement of the
sale of the securities to the public.
2. The word "issuer" as used in this item in-
cludes, in addition to an issuer, any person
directly or indirectly controlling or controlled
by the issuer, or any person under direct or
indirect common control with the issuer and
any person who has a dominant interest in
the issuer or in whom the issuer has a domi-
nant interest.
3. Instruction 1 to Item 8 applies to this item
mutatis mutandis.
Item 3. Use of Proceeds to Issuer:
(a) State the estimated net proceeds to be
derived by the issuer from the sale of the
securities to be offered, the principal purposes
for which the net proceeds are intended to be
used and the approximate amount intended
to be used for each such purpose.
(b) State the particulars of any provisions or
arrangements made for holding any part of
the net proceeds of the issue in trust or sub-
ject to the fulfilment of any conditions.
Instructions:
1. Details of proposed expenditures are not to
be given except as otherwise required here-
under. If any substantial part of the proceeds
has not been allocated for particular pur-
poses, a statement to that effect shall be made
together with a statement of the amount of
the proceeds not so allocated.
2. Include a statement regarding the proposed
use of the actual proceeds if they should prove
insufficient to accomplish the purposes set
out, and the order of priority in which they
will be applied. However, such statement
need not be made if the underwriting arrange-
ments are such that, if any securities are sold
to the public, it can be reasonably expected
that the actual proceeds of the issue will not
be substantially less than the estimated
aggregate proceeds to the issuer as shown
under Item 1.
3. If any material amounts of other funds are
to be used in conjunction with the proceeds,
state the amounts and sources of such other
funds. If any material part of the proceeds
is to be used to reduce or retire indebtedness,
this item is to be answered as to the use of
the proceeds of the indebtedness if the in-
debtedness was incurred within the two pre-
ceding years; otherwise, it will suffice to state
that the proceeds are to be used to reduce or
retire the indebtedness.
4. If any material amount of the proceeds is
to be used directly or indirectly to acquire
assets, otherwise than in the ordinary course
of business, briefly describe the assets, and,
where known, the particulars of the purchase
price being paid for or being allocated to the
respective categories of assets (including
intangible assets) that are being acquired
and, where practicable and meaningful, give
the name of the person or company from
whom the assets are to be acquired. State
the cost of such assets to the issuer and the
principle followed in determining such cost.
State briefly the nature of the title to or
interest in such assets to be acquired by the
issuer. If any part of the consideration for
the acquisition of any such assets consists
of securities of the issuer, give brief par-
ticulars of the designation, number or amount,
voting rights (if any) and other appropriate
information relating to such class of securities,
including particulars of any allotment or
issuance of any such securities within the
two preceding years.
Item 4. Sales Otherwise than for Cash:
If any of the securities being offered are to be
offered otherwise than for cash, state briefly the
general purposes of the issue, the basis upon which
the securities are to be offered, the amount of com-
pensation paid or payable to any person or company
and any other expenses of distribution, and by whom
they are to be borne.
Instruction:
If the offer is to be made pursuant to a plan of
acquisition describe briefly the general effect
of the plan and state when it became or is to
become operative. As to any material
amount of assets to be acquired under the
plan, furnish information corresponding to
that required by Instruction 4 to Item 3.
Item 5. Share and Loan Capital Structure:
Furnish in substantially the tabular form indicated,
or where appropriate in notes thereto:
(o) Particulars of the share and loan capital of
the issuer.
(b) Particulars of the loan capital of each sub-
sidiary of the issuer (other than loan capital
owned by the issuer or its wholly-owned
subsidiaries) whose financial statements are
contained in the prospectus on either a con-
solidated or individual basis.
(c) The aggregate amount of the minority interest
in the preference shares, if any, and the
aggregate amount of the minority interest in
the common shares and surplus of all sub-
sidiaries whose financial statements are
contained in the prospectus on a consolidated
basis.
(d) The aggregate amount of the minority interest
in the preference shares, if any, and the
aggregate amount of the minority interest in
the common shares and surplus of all sub-
sidiaries whose financial statements are con-
tained in the prospectus on an individual
basis and not included in the consolidated
financial statements.
(e) Disclose any potential dilution of the assets
per share and earnings per share in a com-
putation, giving effect to the current issue
and to all existing options, warrants and
conversion rights in relation to any capital
security of the finance company.
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TABLE
Column 1
Column 2
Column 3
Column 4
Column 5
Designation
of security
Amount authorized
or to be authorized
Amount outstanding
as of the date of the
most recent balance
sheet contained in
the prospectus
Amount outstanding
as of a specific date
within 30 days
Amount to be
outstanding if all
securities being
issued are sold
Instructions:
1. Include indebtedness classified as current
liabilities when such liabilities are evidenced
by drafts, bills of exchange, banker's accep-
tances or promissory notes as an aggregate
amount and by classes.
2. Set out in a note to the Table a cross reference
to any note in the financial statements con-
taining information concerning the extent of
obligations arising by virtue of leases on real
property.
3. Individual items of indebtedness which are
not in excess of 3 per cent of total assets as
shown in the balance sheet referred to in
column 3 may be set out in a single aggregate
amount under an appropriate caption such
as "Sundry Indebtedness".
4. Where practicable, state in general terms the
respective priorities of the indebtedness shown
in the Table.
5. Give particulars of the amount, general de-
scription of and security for any substantial
indebtedness proposed to be created or
assumed by the issuer or its subsidiaries, other
than indebtedness offered by the prospectus.
6. No information need be given under column 2
with respect to the common and preference
shares of subsidiaries.
7. For the purposes of column 3, in computing
the amount of the minority interest in the
subsidiaries whose financial statements are
contained in the prospectus on an individual
basis and not included in the consolidated
financial statements, such computation may
be based on the financial statements of each
such subsidiary contained in the prospectus.
8. In computing the minority interest in the
subsidiaries for the purposes of column 4, the
amount set out in column 3 may be used
provided that appropriate adjustment is made
to such amount to reflect any change in the
percentage of ownership in the capital and
surplus of any subsidiary by the minority
interest.
9. The thirty-day period referred to in column 4
is to be calculated within thirty days of the
date of the preliminary prospectus or the
date of the prospectus filed under section 56,
as the case may be.
10. The information to be set out in column 5
may be based upon the information contained
in column 4, adjusted to take into account any
amounts set out in column 4 to be retired out
of the proceeds of the issue.
11. Where the amount outstanding as of a specific
date within thirty days cannot be precisely
calculated, so state; an estimated figure
should be used, with a note indicating the
basis of calculation and the reasons therefor.
12. In the case of short term notes issued on
an agency basis, column 5 may, with the
consent of the Director, be omitted.
Item 6. Operations of the Issuer:
Employing tabular form where appropriate, with
such explanatory notes as are essential to an investor's
appraisal of the securities being offered, set forth the
following information in respect of the issuer, its sub-
sidiaries and aflSliates:
Maturity of Receivables
(a) Set out a schedule of receivables showing
receivables:
(i) due in the current financial year;
(ii) due within the next subsequent finan-
cial year;
(iii) due within the two years next there-
after; and
(iv) due at any later date.
Analysis of Outstanding Receivables
(b) Give in tabular form, including, for example,
wholesale, retail motor vehicle loans, whole-
sale, retail industrial, consumer loans, mort-
gages, leasing, business loans, dealer capital
loans and any other type of loan constituting
a significant class of business. Indicate the
approximate amount and percentage of sales
finance receivables covered by dealer endorse-
ment or repurchase agreements.
Interest and Dividend Coverage Applicable to the
Issue
(c) Disclose the earnings which will be available
to meet the interest and dividend requirements
of the finance company according to the
various classes and priorities of securities
outstanding.
Interest Coverage
(d) Show interest coverage:
(i) using the Prior Deduction Method;
(ii) using the Cumulative Deduction
Methbd; and
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(iii) ill the case of holding companies,
include the dividend requirements on
underlying preferred stock issues and
minority interests as well as fixed
charges on subsidiary debt.
Methods of Calculating Coverage
(e) Where there are one or more classes of debt
securities and one or more classes of preferred
shares, both of the following formulas shall
be used to calculate interest and dividend
coverage:
(i) Net Earnings After Tax
Preferred Dividends
(ii) Net Earnings After Taxes But Before
Interest
Interest + Preferred Dividends
Asset Coverage
(/) Disclose, on a pro forma basis, the net assets
available to cover the securities offered.
In calculating asset coverage, indicate the
number of times net assets available will
cover the claims of the issue plus all senior
and equivalent claims.
Illustration:
Coverage of
Borrowed Funds
Coverage of
1st Preferred
Coverage of
2nd Preferred
Funding Requirements
Asset Value
Borrowed Funds
Asset Value
Borrowed Funds and
1st Preferred
Asset Value
Borrowed Funds and
1st Preferred and
2nd Preferred
(g) Show the aggregate current sinking fund
requirements and maximum purchase fund
requirements for the succeeding five years.
Segregate this information according to the
class and series of security covered. Do not
repeat details given in the prospectus relating
to the rights, privileges and preferences of
each class of security ranking prior or pari
passu. In additon, provide an analysis
setting forth commitments which must be
met both as to sinking fund requirements
and the maturing of long term debt, indicating
the amount due within,
(i) one year;
(ii) one year to two years;
(iii) two years to three years;
(iv) three years to five years;
(v) five years to ten years; and
(vi) over ten years.
Schedule of Current Position
(h) Show the finance company's liquid capital
position based on the financial position as of
the date of the balance sheet in the prospectus
both before and after giving effect to the
proposed issue. Include assets which will be
due within the next twelve months and the
liabilities payable within the same period.
Where there is a deficiency in liquid capital,
explain the significance thereof having regard
to the financial structure, the mode of opera-
tion of the company, and the prior experience
of the company.
(i) If the effective tax rate is significantly less
than is normally paid by finance companies
generally, explain the principal reasons for
such tax rate.
(j) Indicate those subsidiaries and operations
which have produced material operating
losses within the preceding two financial years,
giving details thereof.
(k) Set out the amounts of the finance company's
credit losses for each of the preceding five
financial years and show such amounts as a
percentage of liquidations, and of average
outstandings.
Instructions:
1. Where there is more than one class of debt,
the Prior Deductions Method of calculating
interest coverage consists of first deducting
the carrying charges related to the senior
issue(s) from available earnings and then
calculating the number of times interest on
the issue in question is covered by the remain-
ing earnings. On the Cumulative Deductions
Method the total carrying charges of all debt
ranking ahead of or pari passu with the issue
in question is divided into available earnings.
2. In answering this item, give appropriate
details of the quality, collectibility and arrears
of receivables and include an age analysis
of accounts receivable, and the percentage
of receivables refinanced after being in arrears
for periods from three months to in excess of
eighteen months.
Item 7. Name and Incorporation of Issuer:
State the full corporate name of the issuer and the
address of its head office and principal office. State
the laws under which the issuer was incorporated and
whether incorporated by letters patent or otherwise
and the date thereof. If material, state whether
supplementary letters patent of similar authority for
amendment or variation of the letters patent or other
constating document have been issued.
Instructions:
1. Particulars of any such documents need be
set out only if material to the securities
offered by the prospectus. See Item 15.
2. If the issuer is not a company, give material
details of its form of organization and struc-
ture.
Item 8. Relationships With Other Companies:
Where the issuer has a parent, or one or more
dominant interests exist, indicate:
(a) Whether the results of its operations are
consolidated in the financial reports of the
parent or dominant interest.
(b) Whether the issuer operates as an adjunct
to the primary business of the parent or
dominant interest.
(c) What percentage of the equity shares of the
issuer is owned by its parent, or by any
dominant interest.
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(d) Whether the parent of, or dominant interest
in, the issuer intends to make loans to the
issuer.
(e) Whether the issuer makes loans to or invests
in securities of any affiliate or associate.
(/) Any other basis of influence by the parent or
dominant interest.
Instructions:
1. A dominant interest exists in a specified com-
pany when,
(i) that company is controlled by another
person or company;
(ii) that company is an affiliate of another
person or company;
(iii) a person or company owns, directly or
indirectly, more than 10 per cent of the
equity shares of that company; or
(iv) when a person or company is custom-
arily able to direct the operations of
the company by virtue of:
a. management contracts,
b. licensing or franchise agree-
ments,
c. options on equity shares,
d. escrow or pooling or voting trust
agreements,
e. any other means.
2. In case any parent is a resident of, or a cor-
poration or other organization formed under
the laws of, any foreign country, give the
name of such country for each such foreign
parent, and, if the parent is a corporation or
other organization, state briefly the nature of
the organization.
3. If the existence of a dominant influence is
open to reasonable doubt in any instance, the
issuer may disclaim the existence of a domi-
nant influence and any admission thereof;
in such case, however, the issuer shall state
the material facts pertinent to the possible
existence of a dominant influence.
Item 9. Distribution of Assets:
(a) Furnish a list or diagram of each subsidiary
of the issuer and as to each such subsidiary
indicate the jurisdiction under the laws of
which it was organized, and the percentage
of voting securities owned, or other basis of
control, by its immediate parent.
Designate:
(i) subsidiaries for which separate finan-
cial statements are filed;
(ii) subsidiaries included in consolidated
financial statements;
(.lii) subsidiaries included in group financial
statements filed for unconsolidated
subsidiaries; and
(iv) subsidiaries for which no financial
statements are filed, indicating briefly
why financial statements of such sub-
sidiaries are not filed.
(b) Furnish in substantially the tabular form
indicated, as at a date within thirty days of
the preliminary prospectus or the date of the
prospectus filed under section 56, as the case
may be, details of the amount invested in,
loaned to or deposited with each subsidiary,
affiliate or associate.
TABLE
Name of Company
Authorized
Issued
Shares Owned
Amount loaned
Number
Amount
Number
Amount
Number
Amount
or deposited
(c) Where one of the primary businesses of the
issuer is investing, reinvesting, owning, hold-
ing or trading in securities, give in sub-
stantially the tabular form indicated the
following information as at a date within
thirty days of the date of the preliminary
prospectus or the date of the prospectus filed
under section 56, as the case may be, with
respect to each company 5 per cent or more
of whose capital securities are owned directly
or indirectly by the issuer and its subsidiaries
or affiliates.
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Name and address
of company
Nature of its
principal business
Percentage of
securities of any
class beneficially
owned, directly or
indirectly, by issuer
Percentage of
book value of
issuer's assets
invested therein
Instructions:
1. The information required by paragraphs (a)
and (6) of this item shall be submitted to the
Commission in a separate schedule and the
schedule shall be properly identified.
2. In case the issuer owns directly or indirectly
approximately 50 per cent of the voting
securities of any company and approximately
50 per cent of the voting securities of such
company are owned directly or indirectly by
another single interest, such company shall
be deemed to be a subsidiary for the purpose
of this item.
3. Include the issuer and show clearly the rela-
tionship of each company named to the issuer
and to all other companies named. The
names of particular subsidiaries may be omit-
ted if the unnamed subsidiaries considered in
the aggregate as a single subsidiary would not
constitute a significant subsidiary.
4. If the securities being issued are to be issued
in connection with, or pursuant to, a plan of
acquisition, reorganization, readjustment, or
succession, indicate insofar as practicable the
status to exist upon consummation of the
plan,
5. Information required by any item or other
requirement of this Form with respect to any
foreign subsidiary may be omitted to the
extent that the required disclosure would be
detrimental to the issuer, provided a state-
ment is made that such information has been
omitted. The Commission may, in its dis-
cretion, call for j ustification that the required
disclosure would be detrimental.
6. In this item, and in the instructions thereto,
subsidiary of a named company includes an
affiliate controlled by such company directly,
or indirectly through one or more inter-
mediaries.
7. In this item a subsidiary shall be deemed to
be a majority owned subsidiary where more
than 50 per cent of its outstanding securities
representing the right, other than as affected
by events of default, to vote for the election
of directors, is owned by the subsidiary's
parent and one or more of the parent's other
subsidiaries or by the subsidiary's parent or
one or more of the parent's other subsidiaries.
8. In this item, and in the instructions thereto,
the term "significant subsidiary" means a
subsidiary,
(i) the assets of which, or the investments
in and advances to which by its parent
and the parent's other subsidiaries, if
any, exceed 15 per cent of the assets of
the parent and its subsidiaries on a
consolidated basis;
(ii) the sales and operating revenues of
which exceed 15 per cent of the sales
and operating revenues of its parent
and the parent's subsidiaries on a
consolidated basis; or
(iii) that is a parent of one or more sub-
sidiaries and, together with such sub-
sidiaries would, if considered in the
aggregate, constitute a significant
subsidiary.
9. In this item a subsidiary shall be deemed to be
totally held if,
(i) substantially all of its outstanding
securities are owned by its parent and
one or more of the parent's other sub-
sidiaries or by the parent or by one or
more of the parent's subsidiaries; and
(ii) the subsidiary is not indebted to any
person other than its parent and one
or more of the parent's other sub-
sidiaries or to the parent, or to one or
more of the parent's other subsidiaries,
in an amount which is material in
relation to the particular subsidiary,
excepting indebtedness incurred in
the ordinary course of business which
is not overdue and which matures
within one year from the date of its
creation, whether evidenced by securi-
ties or not.
10. In paragraph (c) of this item, where one of the
primary businesses of the issuer, its sub-
sidiaries and affiliates is investing in the
securities of other companies,
(i) for the purpose of exercising controlj
or management;
(ii) with the intention of amalgamating,
consolidating, merging or otherwise re-
organizing companies in which it in-
vests; or
(iii) in order to develop the company or
assets acquired or otherwise enhance
the value thereof,
the purchase of debt securities for investment
purposes is deemed to be the making of a loan
by the issuer. This instruction does not
apply to loan securities of the type enumerated
in clauses a and b of paragraph 1 of subsection
2 of section 19 of the Act.
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11. The word "securities" as used in this item
does not include a loan, whether secured or
unsecured, to a company, if,
(i) all of the consideration for the loan is
received by the finance company as a
result of the transaction; or
(ii) the loan granted does not exceed 5 per
cent of the finance company's paid up
share capital and surplus, and the
finance company does not acquire more
than 10 per cent of the equity shares
of the borrower.
Item 10. Description of Business:
(a) Briefly describe the business carried on or
intended to be carried on by the issuer and
its subsidiaries and the general development
of such business within the five preceding
years. Where a material proportion of the
assets of the issuer and its subsidiaries is
invested in or is derived from.
(i) financial services;
(ii) other services;
(iii) the distribution or production of
different kinds of products;
(iv) real estate development; or
(v) investment in companies other than
subsidiaries,
furnish in substantially the tabular form
indicated, as at the date of the last balance
sheet,
(i) the percentage of the consolidated
assets of the issuer and its subsidiaries
employed in each separate operation;
(ii) the percentage of the consolidated gross
revenues of the issuer and its sub-
sidiaries derived from each separate
operation.
TABLE
Separate operation in which a
material proportion of assets
are invested
Percentage of
Consolidated Assets,
at book value,
devoted thereto
As a source of
gross revenue
A.
Finance Company Services
Other Services
B.
C.
Distribution of Products
D.
Production of Products
E.
Investments in Securities
F
Other (Specify)
(b) If the issuer has carried on any business
other than that of a finance company during
the past five years, state the nature of such
other business and give the approximate date
on which the issuer commenced to operate
principally as a finance company. If the
issuer's name was changed during the period,
state its former name and the date on which
the name was changed.
(c) If during the past two years any affiliate or
associate of the issuer or its subsidiaries had
any material interest, direct or indirect, in
any transaction involving the purchase of
any substantial amount of assets presently
held by the issuer or any of its subsidiaries,
describe the interest of the affiliate or asso-
ciate in such transaction and state the cost of
such assets to the purchaser and to the seller.
(d) Where a material proportion of the con-
solidated assets or consolidated gross revenues
of the issuer is invested in, or is derived from
real property, state briefly the location and
general character of the principal properties,
including buildings and plants of the issuer
and its subsidiaries. If any such property
is not freehold property or is held subject to
any major encumbrance, so state and briefly
describe the nature of the title or any such
encumbrance, as the case may be.
(c) Where the primary business of the issuer, or
of any subsidiary or affiliate, is investing,
reinvesting, owning, holding or trading in
securities, indicate whether such busine.ss is
carried on by the issuer itself or by a sub-
sidiary or affiliate, naming such subsidiary or
affiliate together with a brief outline of its
corporate history and structure, and
(i) describe the policy or proposed policy
with respect to each of the following
types of activities, outlinging the
extent, if any, to which the issuer has
engaged in such activities during the
last five years and indicate which of
such policies may not be changed with-
out shareholder action:
a. the issuance of securities other
than the securities offered,
b. the borrowing of money,
c. the underwriting of securities of
other issuers,
d. the concentration of investments
in a particular class or kind of
industry,
e. the purchase and sale of real
estate,
f. the purchase and sale of com-
modities or commodity future
contracts,
g. the making of loans, whether
secured or unsecured, and
h. any other policy which the
issuer deems fundamental.
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Instruction:
For the purposes of clause (g), the purchase
of debt securities for investment purposes is
not to be considered the making of a loan by
the issuer, except in the circumstances set out
in Instruction 10 to Item 9.
(ii) describe the investment policy of the
issuer with respect to each of the fol-
lowing matters which is not described
as a fundamental policy of the issuer
under subparagraph i of this paragraph,
indicating which of such investment
policies may not be changed without
shareholder action:
a. the type of securities (for ex-
ample, bonds, preferred shares,
common shares) in which it may
invest, indicating the proportion
of the assets which may be
invested in each such type of
security,
b. the percentage of assets which
it may invest in the securities
of any one company,
c. the percentage of securities of
any one company which it may
acquire,
d. investment in securities of com-
panies for the purpose of exer-
cising control or management,
e. investment in securities of
mutual fund companies or other
investment companies, and
f. any other investment policy not
specified above or in subpara-
graph i of this paragraph which
- - . is set out in the issuer's letters
patent, other constating docu-
ments, by-laws, articles or regu-
lations.
Instructions:
The description shall not relate to the powers
and objects specified in the incorporating
instruments, but to the actual business carried
on and intended to be carried on. Include
the business of subsidiaries of the issuer only
in so far as is necessary to understand the
character and development of the business
conducted by the combined enterprise.
Outline such material facts as are essential
to an investor's appraisal of the securities
being offered. Where applicable, such infor-
mation .should be furnished as will reasonably
inform investors as to the suitability, ade-
quacy, productive capacity and extent of
utilization of the facilities used in the enter-
prise. Detailed descriptions of the physical
characteristics of individual properties or
legal descriptions by metes and bounds are
not required and shall not be given.
In describing developments, information shall
be given as to matters such as the nature and
results of any bankruptcy, receivership or
similar proceedings with respect to the issuer
or any of its subsidiaries, the nature and
results of any other material reorganization
of the issuer or any of its subsidiaries and any
material changes in the mode of conducting
the business of the issuer or its subsidiaries.
4. Where appropriate to a clear understanding
by investors of the speculative nature of the
enterprise or the securities being offered, an
introductory statement shall be made on the
outside front cover page of the prospectus,
summarizing the factors which make the
offering a speculation and setting forth such
matters as a comparison, in percentages of the
securities being offered to the public for cash
and those issued or to be issued to promoters,
directors, officers, controlling persons and
underwriters for cash, property and services.
With the consent of the Director the informa-
tion called for by this instruction may be
given in the body of the prospectus if an
appropriate reference is made on the outside
front cover of the prospectus to the speculative
or promotional nature of the enterprise and a
cross reference is made to the body of the
prospectus where such information is con-
tained.
5. In answering paragraph (c) of this item,
transactions between the issuer and a wholly-
owned subsidiary need not be disclosed.
6. The words "wholly-owned subsidiary" as
used in this item include a subsidiary where
directors and officers are beneficial owners of
equity shares to the extent necessary to qualify
as directors.
7. Indicate who or what group of persons is
responsible for investment decisions, the
granting of loans, and the establishing of
bad-debt allowances.
8. Indicate whether the approval of the board of
directors of the company is required for loans
and acquisitions and whether the board of
directors is comprised of nominees of the
dominant interest in the finance company.
9. Instruction 1 to Item 8 applies to this item
mutatis mutandis.
Item 11. Tax Status of Issuer:
State in general terms the bases upon which the
income and capital receipts of the issuer are taxed.
Item 12. Tax Status of Securityholder:
State in general terms the income tax consequences
to the holders of the securities offered hereby of any
distribution to such holders in the form of dividends or
otherwise.
Item 13. Promotfers:
If any person or company is or has been a promoter
of the issuer or of any of its subsidiaries within the
five years immediately preceding the date of the
preliminary prospectus or the date of the prospectus
filed under section 56, as the case may be, furnish the
following information:
(a) State the names of the promoters, the nature
and amount of anything of value (including
money, property, contracts, options or rights
of any kind) received or to be received by
each promoter directly or indirectly from the
issuer, or from any of its subsidiaries, and the
nature and amount of any assets, services or
other consideration therefor received or to be
received by the issuer or subsidiary.
(b) As to any assets acquired or to be acquired
by the issuer or by any of its subsidiaries
from a promoter, state the amount at which
acquired or to be acquired and the principle
followed or to be followed in determining the
amount. Identify the person making the
determination and state his relationship, if
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any, with the issuer, any subsidiary or any
promoter. If the assets were acquired by
the promoter within two years prior to their
transfer to the issuer or subsidiary, state the
cost thereof to the promoter.
Item 14. Pending Legal Proceedings:
Briefly describe any pending legal proceedings
material to the issuer to which the issuer or any of its
subsidiaries is a party or of which any of their property
is the subject. Include the name of the court or
agency in which the proceedings are pending, the date
instituted and the principal parties thereto. Make
a similar statement as to any such proceedings known
to be contemplated.
Item 15. Issuance of Shares:
(a) If shares are being offered, state the descrip-
tion or the designation of the class of shares
offered and furnish all material attributes and
characteristics including, without limiting the
generality of the foregoing, the following
information:
(i) dividend rights;
(ii) voting rights;
(iii) liquidation or distribution rights;
(iv) pre-emptive rights;
(v) conversion rights;
(vi) redemption, purchase for cancellation
or surrender provisions;
(vii) sinking or purchase fund provisions;
(viii) liability to further calls or to assess-
ment by the issuer; and
(ix) provisions as to modification, amend-
ment or variation of any such rights or
provisions.
(6) If the rights of holders of such shares may be
modified otherwise than in accordance with
the provisions attaching to such shares or the
provisions of the governing Act relating
thereto, so state and explain briefly.
Instructions:
1. This itern requires only a brief summary of
the provisions that are material from an in-
vestment standpoint. Do not set out ver-
batim the provisions attaching to the shares;
only a succinct resume is required.
2, If the rights attaching to the shares being
offered are materially limited or qualified by
the rights of any other class of securities, or
if any other class of securities (other than
obligations covered in Item 16) ranks ahead
of or pari passu with the shares being offered,
include such information regarding such other
securities as will enable investors to under-
stand the rights attaching to the shares being
offered. If any shares being offered are to
be offered in exchange for other securities, an
appropriate description of the other securities
shall be given. No information need be
given, however, as to any class of securities
that is to be redeemed or otherwise retired,
provided appropriate steps to assure such
redemption or retirement have been or will
be taken prior to or contemporaneously with
the delivery of the shares being offered.
3. In addition to the summary referred to in
Instruction 1, the issuer may set out verbatim
in a schedule to the prospectus the provisions
attaching to the shares being offered.
Item 16. Issuance of Obligations:
If obligations are being offered, give a brief summary
of the material attributes and characteristics of the
indebtedness and the security therefor including, with-
out limiting the generality of the foregoing:
(a) Provisions with respect to interest rate,
maturity, redemption or other retirement,
sinking fund and conversion rights.
(6) The nature and priority of any security for
the obligations, briefly identifying the prin-
cipal properties subject to lien or charge.
(c) Provisions permitting or restricting the
issuance of additional securities, the incurring
of additional indebtedness and other material
negative covenants (including restrictions
against payment of dividends, restrictions
against giving security on the assets of the
issuer or its subsidiaries and the like) and
provisions as to the release or substitution of
assets securing the obligations, the modifica-
tion of the terms of the security and similar
provisions.
(d) The name of the trustee under any indenture
relating to the obligations and the nature of
any material relationship between the trustee
and the issuer or any of its affiliates.
Instruction:
Instructions 1, 2 and 3 to Item 15 apply to
this item mutatis mutandis.
Item 17. Issuance of Other Securities:
If securities other than shares or obligations are
being offered, outline briefly the rights evidenced there-
by. If subscription warrants or rights are being
offered or issued, state the description and amount of
securities covered thereby, the period during which,
and the price at which, the warrants or rights are
exercisable, and .the principal terms and conditions by
which they may be exercised.
Instruction:
The instructions to Item 15 apply to this item
mutatis mutandis.
Item 18. Dividend Record:
State the amount of dividends or other distributions,
if any, paid by the issuer during its last five completed
financial years preceding the date of the preliminary
prospectus or the date of the prospectus filed under
section 56, as the case may be.
Instruction:
Dividends paid should be set out on a per
share basis, shown separately for each class of
shares in respect of each of the financial years.
Appropriate adjustments shall be made to
reflect changes in capitalization during the
period.
Item 19. Directors and Officers:
List the names and home addresses in full of all
directors and officers of the issuer and indicate all
positions and offices with the issuer held by each person
named, and the principal occupations, within the five
preceding years, of each director and officer.
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Item 20. Remuneration of Directors and Senior
Officers:
Furnish the following information, if possible in
tabular form:
(a) The amount of the aggregate direct remunera-
tion payable or payable by the issuer and its
subsidiaries, whose financial statements are
consolidated with those of the issuer, to the
directors and senior officers of the issuer, and
as a separate amount the aggregate direct
remuneration paid or payable to such direc-
tors and senior officers by the subsidiaries of
the issuer whose financial statements are not
consolidated with those of the issuer, such
aggregate amounts to be furnished for the
last completed financial year of the issuer
and as separate amounts for the period from
the last completed financial year to a date
within thirty days of the date of the pre-
liminary prospectus or the date of the
prospectus filed under section 56, as the case
may be.
(b) The estimated cost to the issuer and its sub-
sidiaries in the last completed financial year
of all pension benefits proposed to be paid in
the aggregate under any normal pension plan
in the event of retirement at normal retire-
ment age, directly or indirectly, by the issuer
or any of its subsidiaries to the persons
referred to in paragraph (a) or, in the alter-
native, the estimated aggregate amount of all
such pension benefits proposed to be paid in
the event of retirement at normal retirement
age, directly or indirectly, by the issuer or
any of its subsidiaries to the persons referred
to in paragraph (a).
(c) The aggregate of all remuneration payments
(other than payments of the type required to
be reported under paragraph (a) or (b) ) made
during the year and period referred to in
paragraph (a), and as a separate amount pro-
posed to be made in the future, directly or
indirectly, by the issuer or any of its sub-
sidiaries pursuant to any existing plan or
arrangement to each person referred to in
paragraph (a).
Instructions:
1. The term "plan" in paragraph (c) includes all
plans, contracts, authorizations or arrange-
ments, whether or not contained in any formal
document or authorized by any resolutions of
the directors of the issuer or its subsidiaries.
2. Information need not be included as to pay-
ments to be made for, or benefits to be re-
ceived from, group life or accident insurance,
group hospitalization or similar group pay-
ments or benefits, or the Canada Pension
Plan or any government pension plan similar
thereto.
3. If it is impracticable to state the amount of
remuneration payments proposed to be made,
the aggregate amount set aside or accrued to
date in respect of such payments should be
stated, together with an explanation of the
basis of future payments.
4. The information called for by paragraphs (a),
(b) and (c) of this item may be given for all
directors and senior officers as a group, with-
out naming them.
5. In giving information as to aggregate re-
muneration payments under paragraph (c)
of this item include any payments made or
proposed to be made with respect to deferred
compensation benefits, retirement benefits or
other benefits except for such amounts as
were paid or would be paid under the normal
pension plan of the issuer and its subsidiaries.
Item 21. Options to Purchase Securities:
Furnish the information referred to in Instruction 1,
if possible in tabular form, as to options to purchase
securities from the issuer or any of its subsidiaries:
(i) held or proposed to be held by all
directors and senior officers as a group,
without naming them;
(ii) held or proposed to be held by all
directors and senior officers of any sub-
sidary of the issuer as a group, without
naming them;
(iii) held or proposed to be held by all other
employees of the issuer as a group,
without naming them;
(iv) held or proposed to be held by all
other employees of any subsidiary of
the issuer as a group, without naming
them; and
(v) held or proposed to be held by any
other person or company, naming each
such person or company,
which are outstanding as of a specified date within
thirty days prior to the date of the preliminary pros-
pectus or the date of the prospectus filed under section
56, as the case may be, or which are subsequently
given or proposed to be given.
Instructions:
1. Describe the options, stating the material
provisions including,
(i) the designation and number of the
securities under option;
(ii) the purchase price of the securities
under option and the expiration dates
of such options;
(iii) if reasonably ascertainable, the market
value of the securities under option on
the date of grant; and
(iv) if reasonably ascertainable, the market
value of the securities under option as
of the aforesaid specified date.
2. The term "option" as used herein includes all
options, share purchase warrants or rights
other than those issued to all securityholders
of the same class on a pro rata basis or to all
securityholders of the same class resident in
Canada on a pro rata basis.
3. The extension of options shall be deemed
the granting of options within the meaning of
this item.
4. Where the market value of securities is not
meaningful, it is permissible to state in lieu
of such market value the formula by which
the purchase price of the securities under
option will be determined.
5. No reference need be made to any option
disclosed in Item 2.
Item 22. Escrowed Shares:
State as of a specified date within thirty days prior
to the date of the preliminary prospectus or the date
of the prospectus filed under section 56, as the case
may be, in substantially the tabular form indicated,
the number of shares of each class of equity shares of
the issuer to the knowledge of the issuer held in escrow,
disclosing the name of the depositary, if any, the date
of and the conditions, if any, governing the release of
such shares from escrow:
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TABLE
Column 1
Column 2
Column 3
Item 23. Principal Holders of Securities:
Designation
of class
Number of
shares held
in escrow
Percentage of
outstanding
securities
of class
Furnish the following information as of a specified
date within thirty days prior to the date of the pre-
liminary prospectus or the date of the prospectus filed
under section 56, as the case may be, in substantially
the tabular form indicated:
TABLE
Column 1
Column 2
Column 3
Column 4
Column 5
Name and
address
Designation
of class
Type of
ownership
Number of
shares owned
Percentage
of class
(a) The number of shares of each class of equity
shares of the issuer owned of record or bene-
ficially, directly or indirectly, by each person
or company who owns of record, or is known
by the issuer to own beneficially, directly or
indirectly, more than 10 per cent of any class
of such shares. Show in column 3 whether
the shares are owned both of record and bene-
ficially, of record only, or beneficially only, and
show in columns 4 and 5 the respective
amounts and percentages known by the issuer
to be owned in each such manner.
(b) The percentage of shares of each class of
equity shares of the issuer or any of its
parents or its subsidiaries, beneficially owned,
directly or indirectly, by all directors and
senior officers of the issuer, as a group, with-
out naming them:
TABLE
Column 1
Column 2
Designation of class
Percentage of class
Instructions:
1. Where the primary business of the issuer is
investing, reinvesting, owning, holding, or
trading in securities use Item 23 of Form 10.
2. For the purposes of paragraph (a) of this item,
shares owned beneficially, directly or in-
directly, and of record shall be aggregated
in determining whether any person or com-
pany owns more than 10 per cent of the shares
of any class.
3. If equity shares are being offered in connec-
tion with, or pursuant to, a plan of acquisition,
amalgamation or reorganization, indicate, as
far as practicable, the respective shareholdings
that will exist after giving effect to the plan.
4. If any of the securities being offered are to
be offered for the account of a securityholder,
name such securityholder and state the num-
ber or amount of the securities owned by
him, the number or amount to be offered for
his account, and the number or amount to be
owned by him after the offering.
5. If, to the knowledge of the issuer or the
underwriter of the securities being offered,
more than 10 per cent of any class of equity
shares of the issuer or if, to the knowledge of
the manager of the issuer, more than 10 per
cent of any class of equity shares of such
manager are held or are to be held subject
to any voting trust or other similar agreement ,
state the designation of such shares, the num-
ber held or to be held and the duration of the
agreement. Give the names and addresses
of the voting trustees and outline briefly
their voting rights and other powers under
the agreement.
6. If, to the knowledge of the issuer, the manager
or the underwriter of the securities being offer-
ed, any person or company named in answer
to paragraph (c) is an associate or affiliate of
any other person or company named therein,
disclose, in so far as known, the material facts
of such relationship.
7. The word "issuer" as used in this item and in
the instructions thereto includes any sub-
sidiary or affiliate of the issuer.
Item 24. Prior Sales:
State the prices at which securities of the class
offered by the prospectus have been sold within the
past twelve months prior to the date of the preliminary
prospectus, or the date of the prospectus filed under
section 56, as the case may be, or are to be sold by the
issuer or selling securityholder if such prices differ
from those at which the securities are offered by the
prospectus. State the number of securities sold or
to be sold at each price.
Instruction:
In the case of sales by a selling security-
holder, the information required by this
item may, with the consent of the Director,
be given in the form of price ranges for each
calendar month.
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Item 25. Interest of Management and Others in
Material Transactions:
Describe briefly, and where practicable state the
approximate amount of any material interest, direct
or mdirect, of any of the following persons or companies
in any transaction within the three years prior to the
date of the preliminary prospectus, or the date of the
prospectus filed under section 56, as the case may be,
or in any proposed transaction which, in either such
case, has materially affected or will materially aflFect
the issuer or any of its subsidiaries:
(i) any director or senior officer of the issuer;
(ii) any shareholder named in answer to paragraph
(c) of Item 23; and
(iii) any associate or affiliate of any of the fore-
going persons or companies.
Instructions:
1. Where the primary business of the issuer is
investing, reinvesting, owning, holding, or
trading in securities use Item 25 of Form 10.
2. Give a brief description of the material trans-
action. Include the name and address of
each person or company whose interest in any
transaction is described and the nature of the
relationship by reason of which such interest
is required to be described.
3. As to any transaction involving the purchase
or sale of assets by or to the issuer or any
subsidiary, otherwise than in the ordinary
course of business, state the cost of the assets
to the purchaser and the cost thereof to the
seller if acquired by the seller within two
years prior to the transaction.
4. This item does not apply to any interest
arising from the ownership of securities of the
issuer where the securityholder receives no
extra or special benefit or advantage not
shared on a pro rata basis by all other holders
of the same class of securities or all other
holders of the same class of securities who are
resident in Canada.
5. Information shall be included as to any
rnaterial underwriting discounts or commis-
sions upon the sale of securities by the issuer
where any of the specified persons or com-
panies was or is to be an underwriter or is an
associate, affiliate or partner of a person,
company or partnership that was or is to be
an underwriter.
6. No information need be given in answer to
this item as to any transaction or any interest
therein, where,
(i) the rates or charges involved in the
transaction are fixed by law or deter-
mined by competitive bids;
(ii) the interest of a specified person or
company in the transaction is solely
that of a director of another company
that is a party to the transaction;
(iii) the transaction involves services as
a bank or other depository of funds,
transfer agent, registrar, trustee under
a trust indenture or other similar
services ;
(iv) the interest of a specified person or
company, including all periodic in-
stalments in the case of any lease or
other agreement providing for periodic
payments or instalments, does not
exceed $10,000; or
(v) the transaction does not, directly or
indirectly, involve remuneration for
services, and
a. the interest of a specified person
or company arose from the bene-
ficial ownership, direct or in-
direct, of less than 10 per cent of
any class of equity shares of
another company that is a party
to the transaction,
b. the transaction is in the ordinary
course of business of the issuer
or its subsidiaries, and
c. the amount of the transaction or
series of transactions is less than
10 per cent of the total sales or
purchases, as the case may be,
of the issuer and its subsidiaries
for the last completed financial
year.
7. Information shall be furnished in answer to
this item with respect to transactions not
excluded above that involve remuneration,
directly or indirectly, to any of the specified
persons or companies for services in any
capacity unless the interest of the person or
company arises solely from the beneficial
ownership, direct or indirect, of less than 10
per cent of any class of equity shares of
another company furnishing the services to
the issuer or its subsidiaries.
8. This item does not require the disclosure of
any interest in any transaction unless such
interest and transaction are material.
9. The word "issuer" as used in this item and in
the instructions thereto includes any sub-
sidiary or affiliate of the issuer.
Item 26. Location of Assets Encumbered Under
Trust Indenture and Custodian of Portfolio
Securities:
(a) Where capital securities of, or capital securi-
ties constituting all or part of, the investment
portfolio of the issuer are charged, deposited,
pledged, hypothecated or otherwise encum-
bered under a trust indenture, state where
such capital securities are physically situate.
If, as a part of any scheme of financing of
or by the issuer, any capital securities of,
or capital securities constituting all or part of,
the investment portfolio of the issuer are to be
charged, deposited, pledged, hypothecated or
otherwise encumbered, state where such
capital securities will be physically situate
and indicate the persons or companies ex-
pected to be parties to the transaction.
(ft) Where the primary business of the issuer, or
of a subsidiary or affiliate of the issuer, is
investing, reinvesting, owning, holding, or
trading in securities, state the name, principal
business address and the nature of the business
of each person or company holding portfolio
securities of the issuer, or of any subsidiary or
affiliate of the issuer which is investing,
reinvesting, owning, holding or trading in
securities, as custodian and the jurisdiction
in which the portfolio securities are physically
situate.
(c) The name of the company holding assets
encumbered under a trust indenture, or the
name of the company holding portfolio
securities as custodian may be omitted if it
is a bank to which the Bank Act (Canada)
applies, or otherwise with the consent of the
Director.
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Instructions:
1. The word "issuer" as used in this item and in
the instructions thereto includes any sub-
sidiary or affiliate of the issuer.
2. The words "investment portfolio" as used in
this item and in the instructions thereto
include any security other than commercial
paper acquired where a material activity of
the issuer includes an activity referred to in
subclause i, ii or iii of clause d of subsection 1
of section 8 of Ontario Regulation 101/67.
3. Where the scheme of financing is not disclosed
in answer to Instruction 4 of Item 3 or In-
struction 5 of Item 5, indicate the purpose of
the scheme of financing. Where the scheme of
financing is undertaken or proposed to be
undertaken in connection with a take-over
bid, so indicate. The source of capital for,
and the intended offeree of, the proposed
take-over bid need not be disclosed, provided
that the provisions of Part IX of the Act are
complied with when the contemplated take-
over bid is made.
4. Where the finance company is custodian of its
portfolio securities, or where debt securities
are issued without a trust indenture describe,
(i) provisions made for the safekeeping of
portfolio and other securities and
assets ;
(ii) bonding arrangements, if any, for
employees or agents dealing with port-
folio and other securities and assets;
and
(iii) corporate procedures for dealing with
the purchase, sale and transfer of
portfolio and other securities and
assets.
Item 27. Statement of Functions of Issuer:
(o) Where the predominant business of the issuer
is investing, reinvesting, owning, holding or
trading in securities, give a concise statement
of the manner in which the following functions
of the issuer are performed and who is
responsible therefor, stating how such func-
tions are co-ordinated and to the extent that
any such functions are not performed by
bona fide employees of the issuer, the names
and addresses of the persons or companies
responsible for performing such functions:
(i) management of the non-financial in-
vestment holdings of the issuer;
(ii) providing supervision of lending poli-
cies;
(iii) management of the issuer;
(iv) providing collection policies;
(v) making investment decisions and super-
vising their execution; and
(vi) purchase and sale of the investment
portfolio and brokerage arrangements
relating thereto.
(b) List the names and addresses in full of all
directors and officers of the companies named
in answer to paragraph (a) of this item.
(c) Indicate whether the approval of the board of
directors of the company is required for the
acquisition of investments, and whether the
board of directors of the company making the
investment is comprised of nominees of the
dominant interest in the finance company.
Instructions:
1. The word "issuer" as used in this item and in
the instructions thereto includes any sub-
sidiary or affiliate of the issuer.
2. In giving information regarding the purchase
and sale of the investment portfolio and
brokerage arrangements relating thereto only
the name and address of the principal broker
need be given.
3. In giving information regarding purchase and
sale of the investment portfolio and brokerage
arrangements relating thereto give brief
details of the following matters:
(i) the total cost during the last completed
financial year of the issuer of securities
acquired, distinguishing between,
(c) securities of or guaranteed by
the government of any country
or any political subdivision
thereof;
(b) short term notes; and
(c) other securities;
(ii) the total cost of securities held at the
beginning and at the end of the issuer's
last completed financial year;
(iii) the formula, method or criteria used in
allocating brokerage business to per-
sons or companies engaged in the sale
to the public of the securities of the
issuer; and
(jv) the formula, method or criteria used in
allocating brokerage business to per-
sons or companies furnishing statistical,
research or other services to the issuer
or the manager of the issuer.
4. If one or more persons or companies performs
more than one of the functions referred to in
this item, so state, giving details of all
functions so performed.
5. Instruction 1 to Item 8 applies to this item
mutatis mutandis.
Item 28. Furnish the following information as to
each person or company named in answer
to paragraph (a) of Item 27:
1. If a named person or company is associated
with the issuer or is a director or senior officer
of or is associated with any affiliate of the
issuer or is a director or senior officer of or is
associated with any company which is asso-
ciated with the issuer so state, and give
particulars of the relationship.
2. If the issuer is associated with a named person
or company or is associated with any affiliate
of a named company or is associated with any
company which is associated with the named
person or company so state, and give par-
ticulars of the relationship.
3. If any person or company associated with the
issuer is also associated with a named person
or company so state, and give particulars of
the relationships.
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4. If a named person or company has a contract
or arrangement with the issuer, give a brief
description of the contract or arrangement,
including the basis for determining the
remuneration of the named person or com-
pany and give the amount of remuneration
paid or payable by the issuer and its sub-
sidiaries to such person or company during the
last completed financial year of the issuer.
5. If a named person or company is associated
with any other named person or company so
state, and give particulars of the relationship.
6. Where and to the extent required by the
Director, give the business experience of each
named person or company and, in the case of
a named company, the directors and officers
thereof.
Item 29. Auditors, Transfer Agents and Registrars:
(a) State the name and address of the auditor of
the issuer.
(b) State the names of the issuer's transfer agents
and registrars and the location (by munici-
palities) of the registers of transfers of each
class of shares of the issuer. Where securities
other than shares are offered, state the location
(by municipalities) of each register on which
transfers of such securities may be recorded.
Instructions:
1. The word "issuer" as used in this item
includes, in addition to the issuer, any person
directly or indirectly controlling or controlled
by the issuer, or any person under direct or
common control with the issuer.
2. Where the consolidated financial statements
of the issuer are set out in the prospectus and
the auditor of one or more subsidiaries is not
the auditor of the issuer set out the name and
address of such auditor and the name and
address of the company on which he reported
and where such auditor has given a qualified
report set out this fact in the prospectus.
In addition, where an auditor of a subsidiary
or affiliate makes a report in which the word-
ing thereof has the effect of establishing a
qualification of the report, file with the Com-
mission the auditor's report, the financial
statement reported on, and details applicable
to the qualification.
3. Where any subsidiary or any affiliate of the
issuer does not have the same financial year-
end as the issuer, state the reasons for this
policy.
Item 30. Material Contracts:
Give particulars of every material contract entered
into within the two years prior to the date of the
preliminary prospectus or the date of the prospectus
filed under section 56, as the case may be, by the issuer
or any of its subsidiaries and state a reasonable time
and place at which any such contract or a copy thereof
may be inspected during primary distribution of the
securities being offered.
Instructions:
1. The term "material contract" for this purpose
means any contract that can reasonably be
regarded as presently material to the proposed
investor in the securities being offered.
2. This item does not require disclosure of
contracts entered into in the ordinary course
of business of the issuer or its subsidiaries,
as the case may be, or particulars of which
are given elsewhere in the prospectus.
3. Particulars of contracts should include the
dates of, parties to and general nature of the
contracts, succinctly described.
4. Particulars of contracts need not be dis-
closed, or copies of such contracts made
available for inspection, if the Director deter-
mines that such disclosure or making-available
would impair the value of the contract and
would not be necessary for the protection of
investors.
Item 31. Other Material Facts:
Give particulars of any other material facts relating
to the securities proposed to be offered and not dis-
closed pursuant to the foregoing items.
Form 17
The Securities Act, 1966
ANNUAL REPORT OF FINANCE COMPANY
PART I
1. Name of finance company
2. Head Office
3. Organized or Incorporated (Act and date) t
4. Date of Incorporation
5. Commenced Business (date) In the Province of
6. Names and addresses of senior officers as at date of filing Report:
President
Vice-Presidents
Manager.
Secretary .
Treasurer.
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7. Names and addresses of directors as at date of filing Report:
8. Name and address of auditors:
9. List of shareholders owning more than 5 per cent of the equity shares of the finance company:
Name
Address
Number of
shares
Amount
subscribed
Amount paid
in cash
$
$
Shareholders are to be classified in alphabetical order and surnames are to be given first. (To be furnished in a
separate schedule, if necessary.)
PART II
Item 1. Share and Loan Capital Structure:
Furnish in substantially the tabular form indicated, or where appropriate in notes thereto:
(c) Particulars of the share and loan capital of the finance company.
(6) Particulars of the loan capital of each subsidiary of the finance company (including loan capital
owned by the finance company or wholly-owned subsidiaries) whose financial statements are reported
on either a consolidated or individual basis.
(c) The aggregate amount of the minority interest in the preference shares, if any, and the aggregate
amount of the minority interest in the common shares and surplus of all subsidiaries whose financial
statements are reported on a consolidated basis.
(d) The aggregate amount of the minority interest in the preference shares, if any, and the aggregate
amount of the minority interest in the common shares and surplus of all subsidiaries whose financial
statements are reported on an individual basis and not included in the consolidated financial state-
ments.
TABLE
Column 1
Column 2
Column 3
Designation of security
Amount authorized
Amount outstanding
as of the date of the
most recent balance sheet
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Instructions:
1. Include indebtedness classified as current
liabilities when such liabilities are evidenced
by drafts, bills of exchange, banker's accept-
ances or promissory notes as an aggregate
amount and by classes.
2. Set out in a note to the Table information
concerning the extent of obligations arising
by virtue of leases on real property.
3. Individual items of indebtedness which are
not in excess of 3 per cent of total assets as
shown in the balance sheet referred to in
column 3 may be set out in a single aggregate
amount under an appropriate caption such as
"Sundry Indebtedness".
4. Where practicable, state in general terms the
respective priorities of the indebtedness shown
in the Table.
5. Give particulars of the amount, general
description of and security for any substantial
indebtedness proposed to be created or
assumed by the finance company or its sub-
sidiaries, or affiliates.
6. No information need be given under column 2
with respect to the common and preference
shares of subsidiaries.
7. For the purposes of column 3, in computing
the amount of the minority interest in the
subsidiaries whose financial statements are
contained in the financial reports on an in-
dividual basis and not included in the con-
solidated financial statements such computa-
tion may be based on the financial statements
of each subsidiary contained in the financial
reports.
8. Disclose, as a separate item, all potential
dilution per share of assets and of earnings in
a computation giving effect to all existing
options, warrants and conversion rights in
relation to any capital security of the finance
company.
Item 2. Summary of Cash and Investment Portfolio:
Furnish in substantially the tabular form indictated
a summary of the cash and investment portfolio of the
finance company:
TABLE
1. Cash, treasury bills, certificates of deposit and
bank deposits in:
i. Chartered banks of Canada in Canada
ii. Other financial institutions in Canada
iii. In foreign financial institutions
iv. In other institutions
Total
2. Bonds and debentures
3. Stocks
4. Other investments
Total of 1, 2, 3 and 4 $
Instructions:
1. List marketable securities, stating the average
cost and market value of each security listed.
2. The words "other investments" include land,
buildings, and plant and equipment. The
basis of valuation shall be stated.
Item 3. Additional Financial Information:
(a) Show the total rate of cost of borrowed money
expressed as a percentage of the weighted average rate
of interest on a per annum basis paid by the finance
company for the preceding two years.
(6) Indicate the dividends declared during the year,
giving the dates declared, the dates paid and the
amount paid per share.
(c) Indicate date appointed for the next annual
meeting.
{d) Indicate date of last annual meeting.
(e) Indicate date of any special general meeting
held during the year.
(/) Indicate purpose(s) of such special general
meeting.
(g) Have any by-laws been enacted during the
year?
{h) List companies more than 5 per cent of whose
equity shares are owned by the finance company either
directly or indirectly. If such companies are other-
wise indebted to the finance company, state:
(i) the aggregate amount of such indebtedness;
(ii) the aggregate amount of instalments of prin-
cipal in arrears;
(iii) the amount of interest due and unpaid,
whether capitalized or not;
(iv) the amount of interest on such indebtedness
taken credit for in the revenue account for the
year.
Item 4. Submission of Matters to a Vote of Security-
holders:
If any matter during the preceding financial year
has been submitted to a vote of securityholders, furnish
the following information:
(o) The date of the meeting and whether it was
an annual or special meeting.
{b) If the meeting involved the election of direc-
tors, state the name of each director elected
at the meeting and of each other director now
in ofllice.
(c) Summarize each other matter voted upon at
the meeting, indicating the result of the vote
where a poll has been taken and state the
number of affirmative votes and the number
of negative votes cast.
Instructions:
\. If any matter has been submitted to a vote,
of securityholders otherwise than at a meeting i
of such securityholders, corresponding in-
formation with respect to such submission
shall be furnished. The solicitation of any;
authorization or consent (other than a proxy ,
to vote at a stockholders' meeting) with j
respect to any matter shall be deemed a sub-'
mission of such matter to a vote of security-
holders within the meaning of this item.
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2, This item need not be answered as to,
(i) procedural matters;
(ii) the selection or approval of auditors; or
(iii) the election of directors or officers in
cases where there was no solicitation
in opposition to the management's
nominees, as listed in a proxy statement
pursuant to The Securities Act, 1966
and all of such nominees were elected.
This item may be omitted if action at
the meeting was limited to the fore-
going. In cases where the finance
company does not solicit proxies and
the board of directors as previously
reported to the Commission was re-
elected in its entirety, a statement to
that effect will suffice.
3, If the finance company has published a
report containing all of the information called
for by this item, the item may be answered
by a reference to the information contained
in such report, provided copies of such report
are filed as an exhibit to the report on this
Form.
Item 5.
Policies with Resf>ect to Security Invest-
ments:
Where the primary business of the finance company,
or of any subsidiary or affiliate of the finance company,
is investing, reinvesting, owning, holding or trading
in securities describe any material change which has
occurred in the investment policy of the finance com-
pany with respect to each of the following matters
during the past financial year:
(i) the type of securities (for example, bonds,
preferred stocks, common stocks) in which it
may invest, indicating the proportion of the
assets which may be invested in each such type
of security;
(ii) the percentage of assets which it may invest
in the securities of any one issuer;
(iii) the percentage of voting securities of any one
issuer which it may acquire;
(iv) investment in companies for the purpose of
exercising control or management;
(v) investment in securities of other finance
companies;
(vi) investments in securities of affiliates of the
finance company;
(vii) the policy with respect to portfolio turnover;
(viii) any other investment policy which is set forth
in the finance company's charter, by-laws or
prospectus.
Item 6. Legal Proceedings:
(a) Briefly describe any material legal proceedings,
other than ordinary routine litigation incidental to the
business, to which the finance company or any of its
subsidiaries has become a party or of which any of
their property has become the subject. Include the
name of the court in which the proceedings were
instituted, the date instituted and the principal parties
thereto.
(&) If any such proceeding previously reported has
been terminated, identify the proceedings, give the
date of termination and state the disposition thereof
with respect to the finance company and its subsidiaries.
Instructions:
1. Any bankruptcy, receivership or similar pro-
ceeding \vith respect to the finance company or
any of its significant subsidiaries shall be
described. Any proceeding to which any
director, officer or other affiliated person of
the finance company is a party adverse to
the finance company or any of its subsidiaries
shall also be described. Any proceeding in-
volving the revocation or suspension of the
right of the finance company to sell securities
shall also be described.
2. Instruction 8 of Item 9 of Form 9a applies to
this item and the instructions thereto mutatis
mutandis.
Item 7. Changes in Security for Debt:
If there has been a material withdrawal or sub-
stitution of assets securing any class of debt of the
finance company, furnish the following information:
(i) give the title of the securities;
(ii) identify and describe briefly the assets
involved in the withdrawal or substitution;
(iii) indicate the provision in the underlying inden-
ture, if any, authorizing the withdrawal or
substitution.
Instructions:
1. Where, in the normal course of the finance
company's business, commercial paper such
as bills of sale, conditional sales contracts, and
chattel mortgages are pledged or otherwise
encumbered under a trust indenture this
section is not applicable to substitutions made
in the ordinary course of business. See
Instruction 3 of this item.
2. Where capital securities of, or capital securities
constituting all or part of the investment
portfolio of the finance company are charged,
deposited, pledged, hypothecated or otherwise
encumbered this item shall be answered.
3. Where a withdrawal or substitution is made
pursuant to the terms of a trust indenture,
a certificate from the trustee to the effect that
such withdrawal or substitution was made
pursuant to the terms of the indenture shall
be sufficient compliance with this item.
Item 8. Defaults, Arrears, or Breach of Covenant in
Regard to Debt Securities in Preferred
Shares:
(a) Where applicable state, as to each issue of
debt securities of the finance company which is in
default, arrears, or breach of covenant at the close of
the financial period:
(i) nature of default;
(ii) date of default;
(iii) amount of default per $1,000 face amount;
and
(iv) total amount of default.
{b) State as to each issue of preferred stock of the
finance company on which any accumulated dividend
is in arrears at the close of the financial year:
(i) title of issue;
(ii) amount per share in arrears.
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Item 9. Changes in Control of the Finance Company:
(c) If any person or company has become a parent
of, or has acquired a dominant interest in, the finance
company give the name of such person or company,
the date and a brief description of the transaction or
transactions by which the person or company became
the parent of, or dominant interest in, the finance
company and the percentage of equity shares of the
finance company owned by the parent or dominant
interest or other basis of control over the finance
company.
(b) If any person or company has ceased to be a
parent of or a dominant interest in the finance company,
give the name of such person or company and the date
and a brief description of the transaction or trans-
actions by which the person or company ceased to be
the parent of or to have a dominant interest in the
finance company.
Instructions:
1. In this item, the word "parent" includes a
person or company that has established a
relationship with the finance company of the
type described in subsection 5 of section 1 of
the Act.
2. In this item, the words "dominant interest"
include the relationship with the finance com-
pany which exists when:
(i) a person or company owns, directly or
indirectly, more than 10 per cent of the
equity shares of the finance company;
(ii) a person or company is customarily
able to direct the operations of the
finance company by virtue of:
a. a management contract,
b. a licensing or franchise agree-
ment,
c. an option on equity shares,
d. an escrow, or pooling or voting
trust agreement,
e. any other means.
3. Where the existence of a dominant influence
is open to reasonable doubt in any instance,
the finance company may disclaim the exist-
ence of a dominant influence and any admis-
sion thereof; in such case, however, the
finance company shall state the material
facts pertinent to the possible existence of a
dominant influence.
Item 10. Terms of New or Amended Securities:
(c) If the constituent instruments defining the
rights of the holders of any series or class of the finance
company's capital securities have been materially
modified, or, if as a result of any event the rights of the
holders of any series or class of the finance company's
capital securities have been materially modified, give
the title of the series or class involved and state briefly
the general eff^ect of such modifications upon the rights
of the holders of such capital securities.
(b) If the finance company has issued a new series
or class of capital security, furnish a brief description
of such series or class, indicating the date of issue and
whether the capital security was issued either as a
private placement or by means of a prospectus.
Item 11. Revaluation of Assets or Restatement of
Capital Share Account:
(o) If there has been a material change during the
financial year in the method of valuation of the assets
of the finance company, state the date of the change and
explain the change, the items involved and the statutory
or regulatory basis, if any.
(b) If there has been a material restatement during
the financial year of the capital share account of the
finance company, resulting in a transfer from capital
share account to surplus or reserves, or vice versa,
state the date, purpose and amount of the restatement
and give a brief description of such restatement.
Province of Ontario
County of
AFFIDAVIT
IN THE MATTER OF THE SECURITIES ACT, 1966
I,
(name in full)
To Wit:
of the
in the County of.
MAKE OATH AND SAY:
1. That I am the.
Chief Financial Officer or Chief Executive Officer of the finance company.
2. That the attached Report and schedules (if any) are true and correct.
SWORN before me at
in the County of
this day of , 19. . .
(a Commissioner, etc.)
(signature of deponent)
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765
Form 18
The Securities Act, 1966
SEMI-ANNUAL REPORT OF FINANCE COMPANY
FOR THE PERIOD ENDED
PART I
1. Name of finance company
2. Head Office
3. Organized or Incorporated (Act and date)
4. Date of Incorporation
5. Commenced Business (date) In the Province of
6. Names and addresses of senior officers as at date of filing Semi-Annual Report:
President
Vice-Presidents.
Manager
Secretary
Treasurer
7. Names and addresses of directors as at date of filing Semi-Annual Report:
8. Name and address of auditors:
9. List of shareholders owning more than 5 per cent of the equity shares of the finance company as at end of
period:
Name
Address
Number of
shares
Amount
subscribed
Amount paid
in cash
$
$
Shareholders are to be classified in alphabetical order and surnames are to be given first. (To be furnished in a
separate schedule, if necessary.)
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PART II
Item 1. Details of Capital, as at end of period:
Indicate any change in the share capital and loan
capital of the finance company, its subsidiaries and
affiliates since the latest annual report of the finance
company. If warrants, options or convertible securi-
ties have been issued to any person or company,
indicate any potential dilution of assets per share and
earnings per share in a computation.
Item 2. Subsidiaries of the Finance Company as at
end of period :
Furnish a list or diagram of all subsidiaries of the
finance company, and as to each such subsidiary
indicate the jurisdiction under the laws of which it was
organized, and the percentage of voting securities
owned, or other basis of control, by its immediate
parent. Designate,
(i) subsidiaries for which separate financial state-
ments are filed ;
(ii) subsidiaries included in consolidated financial
statements;
(iii) subsidiaries included in group financial state-
ments filed for unconsolidated subsidiaries;
and
(iv) subsidiaries for which no financial statements
are filed, indicating briefly why financial
statements of such subsidiaries are not filed.
Instructions:
1. The first Semi-Annual Report of the finance
company to be filed with the Commission
pursuant to section 62 of Ontario Regulation
101/67, shall contain the information required
in Item 2.
2. In subsequent reports, to be filed with the
Commission, if no change has occurred since
the filing of the latest annual report of the
finance company with the Commission, or
since the filing of the most recent prospectus
of the finance company with the Commission,
so indicate.
3. In subsequent reports, to be filed with the
Commission if any change with respect to
any matters set out in Item 2 has occurred
since the filing of the latest annual report of
the finance company with the Commission,
or since the filing of the most recent pros-
pectus of the finance company with the
Commission, indicate the nature of such
change.
4. Where a finance company owns directly or
indirectly approximately 50 per cent of the
voting securities of any company and ap-
proximately 50 per cent of the voting securi-
ties of such company are owned directly or
indirectly by another single interest, such
company shall be deemed to be a subsidiary
for purposes of this item.
5. Include the finance company and show clearly
the relationship of each company named to
the finance company and to all other com-
panies named. The names of particular sub-
sidiaries may be omitted if the unnamed
subsidiaries considered in the aggregate as
a single subsidiary would not constitute a
significant subsidiary.
6. If securities are to be issued by the finance
company or any subsidiary or affiliate in
connection with, or pursuant to, a plan of
acquisition, reorganization, readjustment, or
succession, indicate in so far as practicable
the status to exist upon consummation of the
plan.
7. Information required by any item or other
requirement of this Form with respect to any
foreign subsidiary may be omitted to the
extent that the required disclosure would be
detrimental to the finance company, provided
a statement is made that such information
has been omitted. The Commission may,
in its discretion, call for justification that the
required disclosure would be detrimental.
8. In this item, and in the instructions thereto,
subsidiary of a named company includes an
afl!iliate controlled by such company directly,
or indirectly through one or more inter-
mediaries.
9. In this item, a subsidiary shall be deemed to be
a majority-owned subsidiary where more than
50 per cent of its outstanding securities
representing the right, other than as affected
by events of default to vote for the election
of directors, is owned by the subsidiary's
parent and one or more of the parent's other
subsidiaries or by the subsidiary's parent or
one or more of the parent's other subsidiaries.
10. In this item, and in the instructions thereto,
the term "significant subsidiary" means a
subsidiary,
(i) the assets of which, or the investments
in and advances to which by its parent
and the parent's other subsidiaries, if
any, exceed 15 per cent of the assets
of the parent and its subsidiaries on a
consolidated basis;
(ii) the sales and operating revenues of
which exceed 15 per cent of the sales
and operating revenues of its parent
and the parent's subsidiaries on a
consolidated basis; or
(iii) that is a parent of one or more sub-
sidiaries and, together with such sub-
sidiaries would, if considered in the
aggregate, constitute a significant sub-
sidiary.
11. In this item a subsidiary shall be deemed to be
totally held if,
(i) substantially all of its outstanding
securities are owned by its parent and
one or more of the parent's other sub-
sidiaries or by the parent or by one or
more of the parent's subsidiaries; and
(ii) the subsidiary is not indebted to any
person other than its parent and one or
more of the parent's other subsidiaries
or to the parent, or to one or more of
the parent's other subsidiaries, in an
amount which is material in relation
to the particular subsidiary, excepting
indebtedness incurred in the ordinary
course of business which is not overdue
and which matures within one year
from the date of its creation, whether
evidenced by securities or not.
Item 3. Inter-Corporation Financing:
For the period reported on, name the companies
involved and indicate:
(c) the aggregate and the current outstanding
amount,
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(i) loaned to or deposited with subsidiaries
or affiliates by the parent finance com-
pany,
(ii) loaned to or deposited with the parent
finance company by subsidiaries or
affiliates,
(iii) of any liabilities of subsidiaries or
affiliates guaranteed by the parent
finance company.
(iv) of any liabilities of the parent finance
company guaranteed by subsidiaries or
affiliates, and
(v) of any liabilities of subsidiaries or
affiliates of the finance company
guaranteed by other subsidiaries or
affiliates of the finance company; and
(b) any other significant financial transaction
among the parent finance company and any
subsidiaries or affiliates.
AFFIDAVIT
IN THE MATTER OF THE SECURITIES ACT, 1966
Province of Ontario
County of
To Wit:
I '
of the
in the County of.
(name in full)
MAKE OATH AND SAY:
I. That I am the.
^ Chief Financial Officer or Chief Executive Officer of the finance company.
2. That the Semi-Annual Report and schedules (if any) are true and correct.
SWORN before me at
'' in the County of
this day of
., 19.
(signature of deponent)
(a Commissioner, etc.)
7. This Regulation comes into force on the day The Securities Amendment Act, 1967 is proclaimed in force.
(9124) 11
THE PUBLIC HOSPITALS ACT
(6) in the case of,
O. Reg. 56/68.
Grants — Capital.
Made— February 22nd, 1968.
Filed— February 28th, 1968.
(i) a Group B, C or D hospital, $2,000 for
each bed or bed unit, or
(ii) a Group E, F or G hospital, $1,000 for
each bed or bed unit.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE PUBLIC HOSPITALS ACT
1. Section 7 of Ontario Regulation 308/63 is revoked
and the following substituted therefor :
(2) Clause b of subsection 2 of the said section 10
is revoked and the following substituted therefor:
(6) in the case of,
7. No capital grant shall be paid under this
Regulation for any bed or bed unit in any
j part of a building, the cost for the construc-
tion or renovation of which is approved for a
grant under Ontario Regulation 213/67 or
Ontario Regulation 283/67.
(i) a Group B or C hospital, $500 for each
bed or bed unit, or
(ii) a Group E, F or G hospital, $250 for
each bed or bed unit.
2. — (1) Clause b of subsection 1 of section 10 of
Ontario Regulation 308/63, as amended by section 2
of Ontario Regulation 112/65, is revoked and the
following substituted therefor:
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THE HOSPITAL SERVICES COMMISSION ACT
O. Reg. 57/68.
General.
Made— December 29th, 1967.
Approved — February 22nd, 1968.
Filed— February 28th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE HOSPITAL SERVICES COMMISSION ACT
1. — (1) Clause b of subsection 1 of section 1 of
Ontario Regulation 1/67, as amended by section 1 of
Ontario Regulation 218/67, is revoked and the following
substituted therefor:
(6) "insured services" means the in-patient ser-
vices and the out-patient services to which an
insured person is entitled without charge
other than the prescribed premium and In-
cludes physiotherapy services ordered by a
physician and provided in those physiotherapy
facilities that are approved by the Com-
mission and listed in Part I of Schedule 10
and physiotherapy services ordered by a
physician where such services are available
and provided for an insured person in his
home by a physiotherapist who works in a
physiotherapy facility listed in Part II of
Schedule 10, but does not include,
(i) syphilis serology,
(ii) the services of a private duty nurse
who is not engaged and paid by the
hospital, or
(iii) any services a person is entitled to and
eligible for under any statute or law
mentioned in Schedule 1 ;
(2) Clause m of subsection 3 of the said section 1,
as amended by section 1 of Ontario Regulation 187/67,
is further amended by striking out "and" at the end
of subclause vi, by adding "and" at the end of sub-
clause vii, and by adding thereto the following sub-
clause:
(viii) physiotherapy services provided for an in-
sured person in his home by a physiotherapist
who works in a physiotherapy facility listed
in Part II of Schedule 10 where such services
are available and have been ordered by the
attending physician;
2. Section 34 of Ontario Regulation 1/67, as
amended by section 2 of Ontario Regulation 229/67,
is further amended by inserting after "i" in the third
line "or iii".
3. Ontario Regulation 1/67, as amended by Ontario
Regulations 121/67, 133/67, 187/67, 218/67 and
229/67, is further amended by adding thereto the
following section:
46o. — (1) Subject to subsection 2, an insured per-
son is entitled to receive as an out-patient m a
rehabilitation centre or crippled children's
centre listed in Schedule 11 the insured
services indicated in the Schedule without
paying any charge to the centre for such
services.
(2) An insured person is not entitled to receive
insured services in a centre listed in Schedule
11 unless he has been received in the centre
and examined as an out-patient by a duly
qualified medical practitioner.
4. Ontario Regulation 1/67 is further amended by
adding thereto the following schedules:
Schedule 10
APPROVED PHYSIOTHERAPY FACILITIES
PART I
Physiotherapy Facilities providing Office Treatment:
Location Name
1. Ajax Mrs. E. Boyes
2. Almonte Mrs. P. Ploughman
3. Ancaster Mrs. E. Herman
4. Ancaster Mrs. M. Meehan
5. Aurora Mr. Fred Tegtmeyer
6. Bala Miss J. Esplen
7. Barrie Mrs. G. A. Murgatroyd
8. Belleville Mr. I. Wright
9. Brampton Mrs. J. Parkinson
10. Brampton The Pearce Clinic
11. Brantford Scott Physiotherapy Clinic
12. Brantford Dr. J. G. Stubbs
13. Burlington Mr. A. Bailey
14. Burlington Brant Arts Physiotherapy
15. Chatham Mrs. Marjorie Umpleby
16. Cherrywood Mrs. B. Pemberton-Pigott
17. Chippawa Mr. C. Fernandes
18. Cochrane Mrs. N. Harrison
19. Collingwood Mrs. C. McCarl
20. Cornwall
21. Deep River
22. Deep River Mrs. C. William
23. Don Mills Mrs. H. Biebrach
24. Don Mills Physiotherapy Associates
25. Downsview Mrs. M. Glasner
26. Downsview Mrs. H. Markezinis
27. Downsview Miss J. Valiant
28. Downsview Mrs. I. Vickery
29. Dundas Mrs. J. Peterson
30. Durham Mr. D. J. MacGillivray
31. Fort Erie Mrs. M. Eggleton
32. Gait Mr. W. J. Bond
33. Georgetown Mrs. J. Davis
34. Glen Williams Mrs. B. Duncan
35. Glen Williams Mr. A. Robson
36. Gravenhurst Mrs. H. Leake
100
Cornwall Physiotherapy
Clinic
Miss R. Mitchell
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Location
Name
Location
Name
37.
Grimsby
Mrs. V. Boyle
78.
Newcastle
Mrs. M. O'Neail
38.
Guelph
Mr. J. Flavell
79.
Newmarket
Mrs. J. H. Dobson
39.
Guelph
Mrs. I. Juknys
80.
Niagara Falls
Mr. L. Hounsell
40.
Guelph
Guelph Physiotherapy
Clinic
81.
Nobleton
Mrs. H. Desprez
41.
Hamilton
Mrs. B. Cooper
82.
North Bay
Mr. P. Hardy
42.
Hamilton
Miss Jean M. Fagan
83.
North Bay
Mrs. P. Heron
43.
Hamilton
Dr. G. Jeremias
84.
Oakville
Physiotherapy Clinic
44.
Hamilton
Mrs. K. Kulkarni
85.
Orillia
Miss M. Collins
45.
Hamilton
Main East Physiotherapy
86.
Oshawa
Mrs. M. Buchanan
46.
Hamilton
McGregor Clinic
87.
Oshawa
Oshawa Clinic
47.
Hamilton
Park Physical Therapy
88.
Oshawa
Mrs. G. F. Moncton
48.
Hamilton
Physiotherapy Services
89.
Oshawa
Mrs. Jean Wilson
49.
Hamilton
Rast Physiotherapy
90.
Ottawa
Mrs. A. G. Arnold
50.
Hamilton
Mrs. B. Recsei
91.
Ottawa
Mrs. Hariette Brottman
51.
Hamilton
Miss G. Ruland
92.
Ottawa
Mobile Physiotherapy
Services
52.
Hamilton
68 Charlton Ave. W. Ltd.
93.
Ottawa
Dr. Ian Jeffrey
53.
Hamilton
Mrs. B. Swerdfeger
94.
Ottawa
Mrs. R. Komaromi
54.
Hamilton
Mr. P. Tamboli
95.
Ottawa
Mrs. A. Kopp
55.
Hamilton
Mr. M. Vaz
96.
Ottawa
Miss M. Mayo
56.
Hawkesbury
Smith Clinic
97.
Ottawa
Mrs. L. Sansoucy
57.
Islington
Etobicoke Medical Centre
98.
Ottawa
Mrs. J. F. Shaw
58.
Islington
Mrs. M. Howell
99.
Ottawa
Mrs. S. K. Verma
59.
Islington
Toronto Orthopaedic
Services Ltd.
100.
Pembroke
Mr. F. Hanatschek
60.
Kingston
Mr. H. W. Blaser
101.
Peterborough
Mrs. D. Allan
61.
Kingston
Mrs. H. Kiwala
102.
Peterborough
Mrs. J. M. Cornwall
62.
Kirkland Lake
Mrs. D. P. Reese
103.
Peterborough
Mr. B. Maclntyre
63.
Kitchener
Dr. D. A. Cameron
104.
Peterborough
Peterborough Clinic
64.
Leamington
Mr. J. Coggans
105.
Peterborough
Mr. J. Prendiville
65.
Lindsay
Mr. J. S. Hunter
106.
Peterborough
Mrs. J. Searth
66.
London
Miss J. Gilroy
107.
Port Colborne
Miss A. Cow
67.
London
Mrs. C. Kimmins
108.
Port Credit
Mrs. J. Houston
68.
London
Mr. J. Salo
109.
Port Credit
Mrs. E. Mills
69.
London
Miss F. Taylor
110.
Port Credit
Mrs. G. Pepino
70.
Long Branch
Mrs. P. Wells
HI.
Rexdale
Mrs. G. Tetenka
71.
Longlac
Mrs. K. McPherson
112.
Rexdale
Mr. Thomas P. Wells
72.
Malton
Mrs. M. Clarkson
113.
St. Catharines
Mr. R. Culbert
73.
Maple
Mr. D. Creighton
114.
Sarnia
Mr. G. Heskins
74.
Markham
Mrs. M. K, Bazeley
115.
Sarnia
Mr. J. Howden
75.
Midland
Mrs. M. Thompson
116.
Sault Ste. Marie
Mr. Ronald Eraser
76.
Millbrook
Mrs. H. Kennedy
117.
Sault Ste. Marie
Sault Ste. Marie & District
Group Health Association
77.
Minden
Mrs. E. Griffiths
118.
Scarborough
Mrs. M. Martin
101
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JO (
GAZETTE
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Location
Name
Location
Name
119.
Scarborough
Mr. & Mrs. W. T. Robertson
160.
Toronto
Mrs. Dorianne Lackey
120.
Scarborough
Mrs. M. W. Seaver
161.
Toronto
Miss M. Leslie
121.
Simcoe
Miss J. E. Boyd
162.
Toronto
Miss G. Lewis
122.
Southampton
Mr. & Mrs. H. W. Fellows
163.
Toronto
Mrs. H. Leyss
123.
Stratford
Mrs. K. Glassey
164.
Toronto
Mr. B. Lukasewycz
124.
Stratford
Mr. W. Naumenko
165.
Toronto
Miss P. MacKinnon
125.
Strathroy
Mr. M. Whitehouse
166.
Toronto
Miss M. MacTaggart
126.
Stevenville
Mr. G. Andrew
167.
Toronto
Miss D. Madgett
127.
128.
Stoney Creek
Sudbury
Queenston Physiotherapy
Mrs. Noreen Winicki
168.
169.
Toronto
Toronto
Medical Dental
Physiotherapy Associates
Parkdale Medical Clinic
129.
Thornhill
Mrs. F. Hilton
170.
Toronto
Mrs. 0. K. Pester
130.
Thornhill
Mrs. R. Robinson
171.
Toronto
Mrs. Marjorie Piatt
131.
Thorold
Thorold Medical Clinic
172.
Toronto
Queen Medical Centre
132.
Tillsonburg
Mr. J. Versnick
173.
Toronto
Raxlen Clinic
133.
Toronto
Albany Medical Clinic
174.
Toronto
Mrs. V. H. Richardson
134.
Toronto
Bloor Medical Clinic
175.
Toronto
Mr. F. A. Roberts
135.
136.
Toronto
Toronto
Mrs. E. Brett
Miss D. Brown
176.
177.
Toronto
Toronto
St. Clair- Duflferin Medical
Centre
Mrs. Hanna Scheutze
137.
Toronto
Mrs. E. Burnett
178.
Toronto
Mrs. Ruth L. Shelton
138.
Toronto
Miss J. Burt
179.
Toronto
Mrs. D. Soo
139.
Toronto
Mr. R. Cumming
180.
Toronto
Mrs. V. Rasniussen
140.
141.
Toronto
Toronto
Davisville Physiotherapy
Centre
Mr. C. Dees
181.
182.
Toronto
Toronto
Mr. Samuel Sugar
Mr. H. Tomlin
142.
Toronto
Mr. H. Deyo
183.
Toronto
Miss M. White
143.
Toronto
Mr. Karl EliefT
184.
Toronto
Miss M. Winter
144.
Toronto
Mrs. A. Englander
185.
Wallacebiirg
Mrs. H. Metcalfe
145.
Toronto
Miss P. Faris
186.
West Hill
Mrs. M. Marsh
146.
Toronto
Mr. K. B. Filer
187.
Weston
Mr. J. Carlson
147.
148.
149.
Toronto
Toronto
Toronto
Mrs. M. P'owler
Mrs. M. Gacich
Mr. Charles Godfrey
188.
189.
190.
Weston
Weston
Weston
The Clark Clinic of
Physiotherapy
Humber Physiotherapy
Services
Weston Physiotherapy
Centre
Mr. E. Choryhanna
150.
Toronto
Physical Therapy Services
191.
Willowdale
151.
Toronto
Mrs. E. Grantham
192.
Willowdale
Mrs. D. Daniel
152.
Toronto
Mrs. H. Hargraft
193.
Willowdale
Mrs. E. A. Fricker
153.
Toronto
Miss L. Haslem
194.
Willowdale
Mr. Peter Ham ley
154.
Toronto
Mr. K. J. Holmes
195,
Willowdale
Mrs. G. Reeves
155.
Toronto
Miss S. Johnston
196.
Willowdale
Mr. & Mrs. Tomlin
156.
Toronto
Mrs. M. Kerr
197.
Willowdale
Willowdale Physiotherapy
Clinic
Mr. A. Belke
Joseph Berkeley Ltd.
Mr. J. Farrell
157.
158.
Toronto
Toronto
Kingsway Physiotherapy
Mrs. D. Kizik
198.
199.
200.
Windsor
Windsor
Windsor
159.
Toronto
Mr. W. M. Labow
u
201.
)2
Wingham
Mrs. D. Shaunessy
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PART II
Location
Name
Phy
siotherapy Facilities providing Home Treatment:
41.
Orillia
Miss M, Collins
Location
Name
42.
Oshawa
Mrs. Jean Wilson
1.
Ajax
Mrs. E. Boyes
43.
Ottawa
Mobile Physiotherapy
Services
Mrs. R. Komaromi
2.
Almonte
Mrs. P. Ploughman
44.
Ottawa
3.
Ancaster
Mrs. E. Herman
45.
Ottawa
Mrs. A. Kopp
4.
Ancaster
Mrs. M. Meehan
46.
Ottawa
Miss M. Mayo
5.
Belleville
Mr. I. Wright
47.
Ottawa
Mrs. L. Sansoucy
6.
Brampton
Mrs. J. Parkinson
48.
Ottawa
Mrs. J. F. Shaw
7.
Cherrywood
Mrs. B. Pemberton-Pigott
49.
Peterborough
Mrs. D. Allan
8.
Chippawa
Mr. C. Fernandes
50.
Peterborough
Mrs. J. Searth
9.
Cochrane
Mrs. N. Harrison
51.
Port Colborne
Miss A. Cow
10.
Collingwood
Mrs. C. McCarl
52.
Port Credit
Mrs. J. Houston
11.
Deep River
Miss R. Mitchell
53.
Port Credit
Mrs. E. Mills
12.
Deep River
Mrs. C. William
54.
Port Credit
Mrs. G. Pepino
13.
Don Mills
Mrs. H. Biebrach
55.
Rexdale
Mrs. G. Tetenka
14.
Downsview
Mrs. M. Glasner
56.
Rexdale
Mr. Thomas P. Wells
15.
Downsview
Miss. J. Valiant
57.
St. Catharines
Mr. R. Culbert
16.
Downsview
Mrs. I. Vickery
58.
Stratford
Mrs. K. Glassey
17.
Dundas
Mrs. J. Peterson
59.
Stratford
Mr. W. Naumenko
18.
Fort Erie
Mrs. M. Eggleton
60.
Strathroy
Mr. M. Whitehouse
19.
Georgetown
Mrs. J. Davis
61.
Thornhill
Mrs. F. Hilton
20.
Glen Williams
Mrs. B. Duncan
62.
Thornhill
Mrs. R. Robinson
21.
Gravenhurst
Mrs. H. Leake
63.
Toronto
Miss D. Brown
22.
Grimsby
Mrs. V. Boyle
64.
Toronto
Mrs. E. Burnett
23.
Guelph
Mr. J. Flavell
65.
Toronto
Miss J. Burt
24.
Guelph
Mrs. I. Juknys
66.
Toronto
Mrs. A. Englander
25.
Hamilton
Mrs. B. Cooper
67.
Toronto
Mrs. M. Fowler
26.
Hamilton
Mr. P. Tamboli
68.
Toronto
Mrs. E. Grantham
27.
Hamilton
Mr. M. Vaz
69.
Toronto
Mrs. H. Hargraft
28.
Islington
Mrs. M. Howell
70.
Toronto
Miss S. Johnston
29.
Kingston
Mrs. H. Kiwala
71.
Toronto
Mrs. M. Kerr
30.
Kirkland Lake
Mrs. D. P. Reese
72.
Toronto
Mrs. D. Kizik
31.
Long Branch
Mrs. P. Wells
73.
Toronto
Mrs. Dorianne Lackey
32.
Malton
Mrs. M. Clarkson
74.
Toronto
Miss M. Leslie
33.
Maple
Mr. D. Creighton
75.
Toronto
Miss P. MacKinnon
34.
Markham
Mrs. M. K. Bazeley
76.
Toronto
Miss M. MacTaggart
36.
Newcastle
Mrs. M. O'Neail
77.
Toronto
Mrs. 0. K. Pester
37.
Newmarket
Mrs. J. H. Dobson
78.
Toronto
Mrs. V. H. Richardson
38.
Niagara Falls
Mr. L. Hounsell
79.
Toronto
Mrs. Hanna Scheutze
39.
North Bay
Mr. P. Hardy
80.
Toronto
Mrs. D. Soo
40.
North Bay
Mrs. P. Heron
81.
Toronto
Mrs. V. Rasmussen
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Location
Name
Location
Name of Centre
82.
Toronto
Miss M. White
8.
London
London District Crippled
Children's Treatment
83.
Toronto
Miss M. Winter
Centre
9.
Oshawa
Simcoe Hall Crippled
84.
Wallaceburg
Mrs. H. Metcalfe
Children's School and
Medical Centre
85.
West Hill
Mrs. M. Marsh
10.
Ottawa
The Ottawa Crippled
Children's Treatment
86.
Willowdale
Mrs. D. Daniel
Centre
11.
Ottawa
Rehabilitation Institute of
87.
Willowdale
Mrs. G. Reeves
Ottawa
12.
St. Catharines
Niagara Peninsula Crippled
88.
Windsor
Mr. A. Belke
Children's Society
13.
Sarnia
The Lambton County
89.
Wingham
Mrs. D. Shaunessy
Association for Cerebral
Palsy
14.
Sault Ste. Marie
Sault Ste. Marie Children's
Schedule 11
Rehabilitation Centre
15.
Sudbury
Sudbury & District
REHABILITATION AND CRIPPLED
Crippled Children's
CHILDREN'S CENTRES
Treatment Centre
16.
Toronto
The Canadian Arthritis and
PART I
Rheumatism Society
17.
Toronto
Ontario Crippled Children's
Centres providing Occupational Therapy:
Centre
18.
Toronto
Toronto Rehabilitation
Location
Name of Centre
Centre
19.
Windsor
Cerebral Palsy Association
1.
Fort William
The Lakehead
Rehabilitation Centre
of Windsor and Essex
County
2.
Hamilton
Hamilton District Society
for Crippled Children
20.
Windsor
Windsor Red Cross Society
3.
Kingston
Frontenac & District
Rehabilitation Centre
4.
Kingston
Kingston & District
Cerebral Palsy Council
5.
Kitchener
Kitchener- Waterloo Rotary
Children's Centre
6.
London
London District Crippled
Children's Treatment
Centre
PART III
7.
Oshawa
Simcoe Hall Crippled
Centres providing Speech Therapy:
Children's School and
Medical Centre
8.
Ottawa
The Ottawa Crippled
Children's Treatment
Location
Name of Centre
Centre
1.
Hamilton
Hamilton District Society
9.
Ottawa
Rehabilitation Institute of
for Crippled Children
Ottawa
2.
Kingston
Frontenac & District
10.
St. Catharines
Niagara Peninsula Crippled
Rehabilitation Centre
Children's Society
3.
Kingston
Kingston & District
11.
Sudbury
Sudbury & District
Cerebral Palsy Council
Crippled Children's
4.
Kitchener
Kitchener- Waterloo Rotary
Treatment Centre
Children's Centre
12.
Toronto
Ontario Crippled Children's
Centre
5.
London
London District Crippled
Children's Treatment
13.
Toronto
Toronto Rehabilitation
Centre
Centre
6.
Oshawa
Simcoe Hall Crippled
14.
Windsor
Windsor Red Cross Society
Children's School and
Medical Centre
7.
Ottawa
The Ottawa Crippled
PART II
Children's Treatment
Centre
Centres providing Physiotherapy:
8.
Ottawa
Rehabilitation Institute of
Ottawa
Location
Name of Centre
9.
St. Catharines
Niagara Peninsula Crippled
Children's Centre
1.
Chatham
Kent County Children's
Treatment Centre
10.
Sault Ste. Marie
Sault Ste. Marie Children's
Rehabilitation Centre
2.
Fort William
The Lakehead
Rehabilitation Centre
11.
Sudbury
Sudbury & District
Crippled Children's
3.
Fort William
Northwestern Ontario
Treatment Centre
Crippled Children's
12.
Toronto
Ontario Crippled Children's
Centre
Centre
4.
Hamilton
Hamilton District Society
for Crippled Children
13.
Toronto
Toronto Rehabilitation
Centre
S.
Kingston
Frontenac & District
Rehabilitation Centre
14.
Windsor
Cerebral Palsy Association
of Windsor and Essex
6.
Kingston
Kingston & District
County
Cerebral Palsy Council
15.
Windsor
Remedial Speech Association
7.
Kitchener
Kitchener- Waterloo Rotary
of Essex County
Children's Centre
16.
Windsor
Windsor Red Cross Society
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THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 60/68
773
5. Sections 1, 3 and 4 are deemed to have come
into force on the 1st day of April, 1967.
Ontario Hospital Services Commission:
S. W. MARTIN,
Chairman.
D. J. TWISS,
Commissioner.
Dated at Toronto, this 29th day of December, 1967.
(9126) 11
THE MILK ACT, 1965
O. Reg. 58/68.
Milk — Marketing.
Made— February 29th, 1968.
Filed— February 29th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE MILK ACT, 1965
1. Section
revoked.
4 of Ontario Regulation 294/65 is
2. Section 6 of Ontario Regulation 294/65 is
amended by adding thereto the following clause:
(s) providing that milk shall be marketed by,
from or through the marketing board, and
prohibiting any person from marketing any
milk except by, from or through the marketing
board.
3. Clause h of section 7 of Ontario Regula-
tion 294/65 is revoked and the following substituted
therefor:
(h) to conduct a pool or pools for the distribution
of all moneys received from the sale of milk,
and requires the marketing board, after
deducting all necessary and proper disburse-
ments and expenses, to distribute the re-
mainder of the moneys received from the sale
in such manner that every producer receives
a share of the remainder of the moneys
received from the sale in relation to the
amount and grade of the milk delivered by
him, and authorizes the marketing board
to make an initial payment on delivery of
the milk and subsequent payments until all
the remainder of the moneys received from
the sale is distributed to the producers;
4. Section 11 of Ontario Regulation 294/65, as
remade by section 11 of Ontario Regulation 194/67,
is revoked.
5. — (1) Subsection 1 of section 13 of Ontario
Regulation 294/65, as made by section 1 of Ontario
Regulation 160/66, is amended by striking out "11 or"
in the second line.
(2) Subclause ii of clause a of subsection 1 of the
said section 13, as remade by subsection 1 of section 2
of Ontario Regulation 194/67, is amended by striking
out "for the market or" in the third line, and by
striking out "as the case may be" in the fourth line.
(3) Subclause ii of clause b of subsection 1 of the
said section 13, as remade by subsection 2 of section 2
of Ontario Regulation 194/67, is amended by striking
out "for the market or" in the second line, and by
striking out "as the case may be" in the second and
third lines.
6. Section 16 of Ontario Regulation 294/65, as
made by section 1 of Ontario Regulation 160/66, is
amended by striking out "in any market or" in the
sixth and seventh lines, and by striking out "as the
case may be" in the seventh line.
7. This Regulation comes into force on the 1st day
of March, 1968.
The Milk Commission of Ontario:
G. A. McCAGUE,
Chairman.
J. F. JEWSON,
Secretary.
Dated at Toronto, this 29th day of February, 1968.
(9140) U
THE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION ACT
O. Reg. 59/68.
The Centennial College of Applied
Arts and Technology.
Made— February 27th, 1968.
Approved — February 29th, 1968.
Filed— February 29th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION ACT
1. Ontario Regulation 190/66 is amended by adding
thereto the following section:
2. The provincial polytechnical institute known
as "The Provincial Institute of Automotive
and Allied Trades, Toronto", established
under section 14 of the Act, is incorporated
with The Centennial College of Applied Arts
and Technology established under subsec-
tion 1 of section 1 of this Regulation.
WILLIAM DAVIS,
Minister of Education.
Dated at Toronto, this 27th day of February, 1968.
(9141) 11
THE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION ACT
O. Reg. 60/68.
General Legislative Grants.
Made— February 27th, 1968.
Approved — February 29th, 1968.
Filed— February 29th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION ACT
1. Subclause ii of clause a of subsection 16 of
section 13 of Ontario Regulation 43/68 is amended by
striking out ".15" in the first line and inserting in lieu
thereof ".225".
WILLIAM DAVIS,
Minister of Education.
Dated at Toronto, this 27th day of February, 1968.
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THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 62/68
THE DIVISION COURTS ACT
O. Reg. 61/68.
Tariff of Fees.
Made— February 22nd, 1968.
Filed— March 1st, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE DIVISION COURTS ACT
1. — (1) Item 1 of Schedule 1 to Regulation 117 of
Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1960, as amended by
subsection 1 of section 1 of Ontario Regulation 125/66,
is further amended by striking out "counterclaims,
except in jury cases" in the first line and inserting in
lieu thereof "third party claims".
(2) Sub-item ii of item 1 of the said Schedule 1 is
amended by striking out "a third party" in the first
line.
(3) Item 13 of the said Schedule 1 is revoked and
the following substituted therefor:
13. Issuing writ of execution 1.50
For each renewal 1.50
2. — (1) Item 1 of Schedule 2 to Regulation 117 of
Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1960 is amended by
striking out "counterclaim, except in jury cases" in
the first line and inserting in lieu thereof "third party
claims".
(2) Sub-item ii of item 1 of the said Schedule 2 is
amended by striking out "a third party" in the first
line.
(3) Item 3 of the said Schedule 2 is amended by
striking out "$1.50" and inserting in lieu thereof
"$2.00".
(4) Item 7 of the said Schedule 2 is amended by
striking out "2.00" and inserting in lieu thereof
"3.00".
(5) Item 8 of the said Schedule 2 is amended by
adding at the end thereof "excepting committal
warrants".
(6) Item 13 of the said Schedule 2 is amended by
striking out "3" in the second line and in the third line
and inserting in lieu thereof in each instance "5".
(7) Item 15 of the said Schedule 2 is revoked and
the following substituted therefor:
15. Enforcing committal warrant 6.00
(9143) 11
THE HOMES FOR RETARDED PERSONS ACT,
1966
O. Reg. 62/68.
General.
Made— February 29th, 1968.
Filed— March 1st, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE HOMES
FOR RETARDED PERSONS ACT, 1966
GENERAL
1. — (1) In this Regulation,
(o) "architect" means an architect who is a
member in good standing of the Ontario Asso-
ciation of Architects;
(b) "board" means the board of directors of an
approved corporation;
(c) "child" means a child who is under eighteen
years of age;
(d) "licensed public accountant" means a public
accountant licensed under The Public Ac-
countancy Act;
(e) "parent" means a person having charge of a
child who is a retarded person but does not
include a children's aid society established
under The Child Welfare Act, 1965;
if) "physician" means a duly qualified medical
practitioner;
(g) "professional engineer" means a professional
engineer who is a member in good standing of
the Association of Professional Engineers of
the Province of Ontario;
(h) "resident" means a retarded person who
resides in an approved home.
(2) For the purpose of section 9 of the Act, a
retarded person or a person in whose charge he is
whose ordinary place of residence is Ontario is a
resident of Ontario.
SPECIFICATION AND APPROVAL
2. — (1) The corporations listed in Schedule 1 are
approved for the purposes of the Act.
(2) The homes for retarded persons listed in Sched-
ule 2 are approved for the purposes of the Act.
RULES GOVERNING APPROVED HOMES
3. Every building or part thereof that is used as an
approved home shall be so constructed, used, furnished
or equipped as to comply with,
(a) the laws affecting the health of inhabitants of
the municipality in which the approved home
is located;
(6) any rule, regulation, direction or order of the
local board of health and any direction or
order of the local medical officer of health;
(c) any by-law of the municipality in which the
approved home is located or other law for the
protection of persons from fire hazards; and
(d) any restricted area, standard of housing or
building by-law passed by the municipality in
which the approved home is located pursuant
to Part III of The Planning Act or any pre-
decessor thereof.
4. — (1) In every approved home, the board shall
provide,
(a) nourishing meals at regular intervals prepared
by or under the supervision of a competent
person ;
(6) adequate and sanitary supplies of milk and
drinking water;
(c) sleeping accommodation in rooms located on
the ground floor or on the floor immediately
above it with a minimum of,
(i) 400 cubic feet of air space and 50
square feet of floor space for each
resident under sixteen years of age, and
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(ii) 600 cubic feet of air space and seventy-
five square feet of floor space for each
resident sixteen years of age or over,
with the beds so placed that no bed overlaps
a window or radiator and no bed is nearer to
any other bed than lYi feet;
(d) toilet and bathing facilities that are readily
accessible to all residents, with a minimum of
one wash basin and one flush toilet for every
five residents and one bathtub or shower for
every eight residents;
(e) an outside recreation area, maintained in a
safe and sanitary condition and having a
minimum of 100 square feet of space for each
resident ;
(/) an inside recreation area maintained in a safe
and sanitary condition and having a minimum
of 50 square feet of space for each resident.
(2) The board shall ensure that a minimum temper-
ature of 68° F is maintained in the approved home
from the 1st day of October to the 31st day of May in
each year.
5. In every approved home, the board shall ensure
that,
(a) all fire hazards in the home are eliminated and
the recommendations of an officer authorized
to inspect buildings under The Fire Marshals
Act are carried out;
(b) there is adequate protection from radiators or
other heating equipment;
(c) the water supplies are adequate for all normal
needs including those of fire protection;
(d) there are at least two separate means of
egress to the outside from floors with sleeping
accommodation ;
(e) the fire protection equipment, including the
sprinkler system, fire extinguishers, hose and
standpipe equipment are visually inspected
at least once a month and serviced at least
once a year by qualified personnel;
(/) the fire alarm system is inspected at least
once a year by qualified fire alarm mainte-
nance personnel, and tested at least once
every month;
(g) at least once a year the heating equipment is
serviced by qualified personnel and the chim-
neys are inspected and cleaned if necessary;
(h) a written record is kept of inspections and
tests of fire equipment, fire drills, the fire
alarm system, the heating system and chim-
neys ;
(i) the stafT and residents are instructed in the
method of sounding the fire alarm ;
(j) the staf? are trained in the proper use of the
fire extinguishing equipment;
(k) a procedure is established that is to be fol-
lowed when a fire alarm is given, including the
duties of the staff and residents;
(/) the staff and residents are instructed in the
procedure established under clause k and the
procedure is posted in conspicuous places in
the home;
(m) where matches are used, only safety matches
are issued to the staff and residents;
(«) the procedure established under clause k is
practised at least once a month using the fire
alarm to initiate the drill;
(o) an inspection of the building, including the
equipment in the kitchen and laundry, is
made each night to ensure that there is no
danger of fire and that all doors to stairwells,
all fire doors and all smoke barrier doors are
kept closed;
(p) adequate supervision is provided at all times
for the security of the residents and the home;
(g) the home is kept clean and free of combustible
rubbish;
(r) all exits are clear and unobstructed at all
times;
(s) combustible draperies, curtains, decorations
and similar materials are suitably treated to
render them resistant to the spread of flame
and are re- treated when necessary;
(t) receptacles into which electric irons are plug-
ged are equipped with pilot lights;
(ti) lint traps in the laundry are cleaned out after
each use of the equipment;
(v) flammable liquids used in the home are stored
in suitable containers in non-combustible
cabinets;
(w) large non-combustible ash trays are provided
where smoking is permitted;
(x) no vaporizing liquid fire extinguishers are kept
or used in the home; and
(y) no sprinkler heads and fire detector heads are
painted.
6. — (1) An approved home located in a municipal-
ity that does not have public fire protection shall be
provided with a complete automatic sprinkler system.
(2) The sprinkler system shall be installed so that
the distance between each sprinkler head does not ex-
ceed fifteen feet measured along and at right angles to
the pipes of the system, the distance between a sprink-
ler head and a wall or partition does not exceed seven
feet six inches, and the area of protection for each
sprinkler head does not exceed 200 square feet.
(3) The water supply to the sprinkler system shall
be sufficient to provide a minimum pressure of ten
pounds per square inch at the uppermost sprinkler
head while water is discharged through an open main
drain valve of not less than three-quarters of an inch
internal diameter.
(4) The water supply to the sprinkler system shall
provide not less than fifty gallons per minute at the
base of every sprinkler riser and shall be sufficient to
maintain such flow for a minimum period of thirty
minutes.
7. In every approved home the board shall,
(a) provide opportunities for the religious educa-
tion of each resident and make it possible for
all residents to attend suitable religious
services ;
(b) provide opportunities for the residents to
participate in recreational, rehabilitative and
hobby-craft activities; and
(c) ensure that each resident receives, at all
times, care adequate for and consistent with
his individual needs.
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QUALIFICATIONS, POWERS AND DUTIES OF STAFFS
8. — (1) A board shall appoint a person as super-
intendent of each approved home maintained and
operated by it who shall be approved by the Minister
and shall be responsible to the board for the efficient
management and operation of the home.
(2) In each approved home there shall be at least
one competent staff member on full-time duty, or the
equivalent thereof, for every four residents in the
home.
(3) Each superintendent and staff member shall be
a person who,
(a) is sympathetic to the welfare of retarded
persons;
(6) has adequate knowledge, understanding and
experience to recognize and meet the needs of
retarded persons and the ability to cope with
their problems; and
(c) is of suitable age, health and personality to
carry out his duties.
9. — (1) No board shall appoint a superintendent
or person to act temporarily as superintendent or em-
ploy a person on the staff of an approved home main-
tained and operated by it until the person so appointed
or employed has obtained from a physician a certificate
certifying that he is,
(a) free from active tuberculosis or other com-
municable or contagious disease; and
(b) physically fit to undertake his duties in the
home.
(2) At least once a year the superintendent and
each staff member of the approved home shall obtain
the certificate prescribed in subsection 1.
10. Where a resident of an approved home dies,
the superintendent shall give notice of the death to a
coroner other than a coroner who is the physician
appointed under section 12 as the physician for the
home.
ADDITIONAL DUTIES OF PROVINCIAL SUPERVISORS
11. A provincial supervisor shall inspect,
(a) each approved home for the purpose of deter-
mining compliance with the Act and this
Regulation and for any other purpose as
required by the Minister;
(b) the building or buildings and accommodation,
the sanitary and eating facilities, the recrea-
tional, rehabilitative and hobby-craft facilities
and equipment, the fire equipment and fire
precautions; and
(c) appraise the dietary and nutritional standards
for the residents including those on special
diets.
MEDICAL AND RELATED ANCILLARY SERVICES
12. Each board shall appoint one or more physic-
ians to each approved home operated by it to ensure
that medical services are provided for each resident in
accordance with his needs.
13. — (1) In this section, "attending physician"
means a duly qualified medical practitioner other than
the physician for an approved home who is appointed
under section 12.
(2) All medical services, programmes and proced-
ures and medications provided or used in an approved
home are subject to the approval of the physician for
the approved home.
(3) The physician for the approved home shall
make an annual written report to the board summariz-
ing the general health conditions of the residents, the
medical and nursing services provided to them and the
dietary standards in the home and shall include in the
report any recommendation that he deems necessary
to ensure proper conditions of health and an adequate
state of well-being for the residents, and shall make
such other reports as the board or Minister requires.
(4) The physician for the approved home shall,
(a) inspect the sanitary conditions in the home
at least once a month ;
(b) report on such inspections to the board; and
(c) take any steps that he deems necessary to
correct unsanitary conditions.
(5) The physician for the approved home shall
attend and prescribe medication or treatment for any
resident who has no attending physician of his own or
where his parent or other person in whose charge he is
requests that the services of the physician for the ap-
proved home be made available to the resident, and,
where the resident is in the care and custody of a
children's aid society under The Child Welfare Act,
1965, upon the request of the children's aid society.
(6) At least once a year each resident shall be
given a complete medical examination by the physician
for the approved home or the attending physician.
(7) The physician for the approved home or the
attending physician shall make a detailed written
report of the results of each medical examination of a
resident and any recommendation pertaining thereto
and the report shall be kept along with the other records
of the resident.
(8) A resident shall be given such special diet as
the physician for the approved home or the attending
physician directs.
(9) The board shall ensure the provision of such
nursing services as are from time to time deemed
necessary by the physician for the approved home or
the attending physician.
APPLICATIONS FOR GRANTS AND PAYMENTS
UNDER SECTION 5 OR 6 OF THE ACT
14. — (1) An application for a grant under section
5 or 6 of the Act shall be made in triplicate in Form 1.
(2) An applicant for a grant under section 5 of the
Act in respect of the erection of a new building or an
addition to an existing building used or to be used as
an approved home shall file with the Minister two
copies of,
(a) the site plan showing the location of the build-
ing on the site; and
(fe) the plans and specifications, prepared by an
architect, showing the construction, equip-
ment and arrangements of the home.
(3) An applicant for a grant under section 6 of the
Act in respect of the acquisition of a building to be
used as an approved home shall file with the Minister
two copies of,
(a) the site plan showing the location of the build-
ing on the site; and
{b) a structural sketch of the building showing
the areas to be used as the home.
15. — (1) An application for a payment of a grant
under section 5 or 6 of the Act shall be made in tri-
plicate in Form 2.
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(2) A grant under section 5 of the Act may be
payable as follows:
1. An amount not exceeding the lesser of,
(a) one-third of the estimated cost of com-
pletion of the new building or the
addition; or
(b) $1,666 for each bed provided for res-
idents in the new building or in the
addition,
may be paid when an architect or a profes-
sional engineer certifies in Form 3 that the
construction is at least one-third complete.
2. A further amount not exceeding the lesser of,
(a) one-third of the estimated cost of com-
pletion of the new building or the addi-
tion; or
(b) $1,666 for each bed provided for res-
idents in the new building or in the
addition,
may be paid when an architect or a profes-
sional engineer certifies in Form 3 that the
construction is at least two-thirds complete.
(3) Subject to subsection 2, a grant under section
5 or section 6 of the Act shall not be paid until,
(o) an architect or a professional engineer certifies
in Form 3 that the erection, addition or ac-
quisition, as the case may be, is completed in
accordance with the plans approved by the
Minister and that the building is ready for
use and occupancy as an approved home; and
(i) an authorized officer of the board submits a
report stating,
(i) the actual cost of the erection, addition
or acquisition of the building, as the
case may be,
(ii) that all accounts applicable to the cost
of construction or acquisition have
been paid, and
(iii) that all refundable sales tax has been
taken into account.
COMPUTING COSTS UNDER SECTION 7 OF THE ACT
16. The capital cost of land, where applicable, and
of furnishing and equipping a new building, an addi-
tion to an existing building or an acquired building
used or to be used as an approved home may be included
in computing the cost thereof to an approved corpora-
tion for the purpose of section 7 of the Act.
PAYMENTS UNDER SECTION 8 OF THE ACT
17. — (1) An application by an approved corpora-
tion for a monthly payment of the provincial subsidy
under section 8 of the Act shall be made in triplicate in
Form 4 and shall be furnished to the Minister not later
than the 20th day of the following month.
(2) The amount to be paid by the Province to an
approved corporation under section 8 of the Act shall
be computed in accordance with Form 4 and Form 7
and for the purpose of such computation the rate of
80 per cent in the said section 8 shall apply to the cost
of residential accommodation provided by an approved
home incurred on or after the 1st day of April, 1967.
(3) For the purposes of Form 4 and Form 7, "av-
erage daily cost of providing residential accommoda-
tion" means the actual average daily cost determined
in accordance with Form 7 of providing care and
maintenance in an approved home for each person
resident in the home during the three month period for
which the determination in Form 7 is made.
(4) In determining revenue for the purpose of Form
4, an amount up to and including $15 per month of
the income of any resident other than a child shall not
be included, and the resident shall be permitted to
retain such amount for his personal use.
(5) For the purpose of Form 4 and Form 7, the
net operating expenditures of an approved home are
subject to the approval of the Minister.
ADMISSION TO APPROVED HOMES
18. — (1) Before admitting a retarded person to an
approved home the superintendent or board shall,
(a) ensure that an application for admission is
completed in Form 5;
(b) obtain a consent and authorization in Form 6;
and
(c) obtain a certificate in writing from a physician
certifying that there has been found in the
person a condition of arrested or incomplete
development of the mind and the person's
best interests would be served by admission
to the approved home.
(2) Subject to subsection 3, the superintendent
shall ensure that,
(a) the person has been given a medical examina-
tion by a physician, including a skin test for
tuberculosis;
(6) the physician has certified in writing that the
person is free from active tuberculosis or any
other communicable or contagious disease;
and
(c) the person has been immunized in accordance
with the requirements of the medical officer
of health having jurisdiction in the area of
the home.
(3) Where it is in the best interest of the welfare
of the person that he be admitted to the home, but he
cannot be medically examined or certified in accordance
with subsection 2, the board may in its discretion
admit the person to the home provided he is kept in
isolation from other residents until the requirements
of subsection 2 have been carried out.
RECORDS AND RETURNS
19. — (1) The superintendent of an approved home
shall keep a written record and file for each resident.
(2) The record shall set forth in respect of each
resident,
(a) his name, age and sex and his address prior
to his admission to the home;
(b) the names, addresses and occupations of his
parents;
(c) his personal and family history;
(d) the date and circumstances of and reasons
for his admission to the home;
(e) the current terms of payment for the care and
maintenance of the resident;
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(/) the documentary or other evidence necessary
to establish the identity of the resident, any
person having charge of the resident and the
relationship between them;
(g) a record of all medical, x-ray, psychiatric,
psychological or other similar examinations or
tests, together with the findings and recom-
mendations;
(A) a record of all illnesses, accidents and admis-
sions to hospitals;
(i) observations on the conduct and behaviour of
the resident while residing in the home;
(j) an account or history of any other matter that
might affect the well-being or progress of the
resident ;
(k) the date and circumstances when the resident
is discharged from the home;
(/) the name, address and relationship of any
person in whose charge the resident was placed
at the time of discharge or the name and
address of the institution to which the res-
ident was discharged.
(m) a statement of the future plans for the care
and maintenance of each resident prepared
every six months; and
(n) where the resident dies, a report of the time,
date and circumstances of the death, the name
and address of the person, if any, who claims
the body, the date that the notice of death is
given to the coroner in accordance with sec-
tion 10 and the name of the coroner.
20. — ( 1) Each corporation shall keep separate books
of account and ledgers for each approved home operated
by it.
(2) The books of account shall,
(a) set forth the revenue and expenditures of the
approved home;
(b) contain a separate record of money received
by the home from sources other than under
the Act; and
(c) be audited annually by a licensed public
accountant.
(3) Each corporation shall keep a subsidiary ledger
for the charges made and the payments received for the
cost of residential accommodation provided by each
approved home operated by it.
21. Each corporation shall furnish to the Minister
for each approved home maintained and operated by it,
(c) not later than the 20th day of the months of
April, July, October and January a quarterly
report in duplicate in Form 7 of net operating
expenditures in respect of the immediately
preceding three months;
(b) not later than the last day of February of
each year the complete financial statement of
the home for the immediately preceding cal-
endar year, together with a report of a licensed
public accountant and the report shall state
whether, in his opinion,
(i) he has received all the information and
explanations he has required,
(ii) the financial statement is in accordance
with the books and records of the home,
and
(iii) the financial statement has been pre-
pared in accordance with generally ac-
cepted accounting principles applied on
a basis consistent with that of the pre-
ceding year; and
(c) such other financial and statistical informa-
tion as the Minister may require.
RECOVERY BY AN APPROVED CORPORATION
OR THE PROVINCE
22. — (1) An approved corporation is entitled to
recover without interest from a parent whose child is
a resident or former resident of an approved home or
from the estate of the parent as a debt due to the corpo-
ration the amount of costs paid by the corporation on
behalf of the parent or resident notwithstanding that
a provincial subsidy has been paid in respect of the
costs.
(2) The Crown in right of Ontario is subrogated to
the right of the approved corporation to recover costs
under subsection 1.
(3) Where costs in respect of which a provincial
subsidy has been paid under section 8 of the Act are
recovered under subsection 1 or 2, the Province is
entitled to the same percentage of the amount recovered
as the percentage on which the contribution by the
Province to the corporation in respect of the amount
recovered was based.
23. Ontario Regulations 277/63, 164/65, 323/66
and 140/67 are revoked.
Schedule 1
1. The Association for Mentally Retarded of Hawkes-
bury and Area
2. Good Shepherd Manor
3. London and District Association for the Mentally
Retarded
4. Metropolitan Toronto Association for Retarded
Children
5. Metropolitan Windsor Association for Retarded
Children
6. Ottawa and District Association for Retarded
Children
7. Peace Bridge Area Association for the Mentallv
Retarded
8. Port Colborne District Association for the Mental-
ly Retarded Inc.
9. The Hamilton and District Association for the
Mentally Retarded
10. The St. Catharines and District Association for
Retarded Children
11. Sault Ste. Marie and District Association for the
Mentally Retarded
12. South Waterloo Association for the Retarded
13. Welland District Association for Retarded Incorp-
orated
Schedule 2
1. Good Shepherd Manor, R.R. 1, Orangeville
2. Harold R. Lawson Residence, 1710-12 Ellesmere
Roa-^, Scarborough
3. Rosedale, 796 Buffalo Road, Fort Erie
4. Silver Springs Farm, Nepean Township, County
of Carleton
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(Check (\/) where applicable)
1. The
Form 1
The Homes for Retarded Persons Act, 1966
APPLICATION FOR GRANT
(under section 5 or 6 of the Act)
(name of corporation)
(address)
incorporated under the laws of Ontario without share capital and with objects of a charitable nature on
(date)
. , 19 .... , hereby applies for a grant under,
D Section 5 □ Section 6
of the Act, in respect of.
Under Section 5
n the erection of a new building
□ the erection of an addition to an existing building
Under Section 6
□ the acquisition of a building
used or to be used as an approved home within the meaning of clause b of section 1 of The Homes for Retarded
Persons Act, 1966,
(a) known or to be known as:
(name of home)
(b) situated or to be situated at:
(address)
(c) consisting or to consist of building(s); and
(d) having or to have a total bed capacity of beds.
2. The estimated capital cost of the home is as follows:
>
(c) n for the erection of the new building or addition,
or
G for the acquisition of the building
(6) for land, where applicable $.
(c) for furnishings and equipment $ .
Total Capital Cost $ .
3. The Corporation intends to finance this cost in the following manner:
(o) Provincial grant:
Under section 5 of the Act
□ an amount equal to the capital cost of the new building or the addition,
but not exceeding an amount based upon the bed caoacity thereof at
the rate of $5,000 per bed; or
Under section 6 of the Act
□ an amount equal to the capital cost of acquiring the building, but not
exceeding an amount based upon the bed capacity thereof at the rate of
$1,200 per bed.
(6) Corporation funds $.
(c) Total Capital Cost $ .
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4. The Corporation expects that the building will be ready for use as an approved home and occupancy on or
about the day of ,19
Dated at
(signature of authorized
this day of , 19 officer of corporation)
(signature of authorized
officer of corporation)
Form 2
The Homes for Retarded Persons Ad, 1966
APPLICATION FOR PAYMENT OF GRANT UNDER SECTION 5 OR 6 OF THE ACT
(Check (V) where applicable)
1. The
(name of corporation)
(address)
hereby applies for payment of a grant under section 5 or 6 of The Homes for Retarded Persons Act, 1966, in
the amount of $ in accordance with the amount determined in
□ Schedule A (section 5)
to this Form
Q Schedule B (section 6)
2. The name and address of the home is as follows:
(name of home)
(address)
3. The home,
(a) consists or will consist of building(s);
(fe) has or will have a total capacity of beds; and
(c) was or will be ready for use as a home and occupancy on , 19
(date)
4. Application for the above grant was made in Form 1 on ,19
(date)
5. The information in Schedule A □ or in Schedule B □ (check appropriate box) to this Form is true and correct.
Dated at ,
(signature of authorized
this day of officer of corporation)
..19
(signature of authorized
officer of corporation)
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SCHEDULE A
GRANT UNDER SECTION 5 OF THE ACT
(Check (y/) where applicable)
1. Total bed capacity of G new building )
[ beds.
n addition J
2. n Estimated Cost or Q Actual Cost:
(c) for construction |
(b) for land |
(c) for furnishings and equipment $ $
3 beds at $5,000 per bed $
4. Total amount of provincial grant — the lesser of items 2 or 3 $
5. Payment applied for in this application:
(c) n An amount not exceeding $1,666 per bed or one-third of item 4 where new building or addition
is at least one-third complete.
(b) n A further amount not exceeding $1,666 per bed or one-third of item 4 where new building or
addition is at least two-thirds complete.
(c) n The balance of provincial grant where new building or addition is complete and ready for use
and occupancy and payments have been made under clauses a and b.
(d) G Total amount of provincial grant — item 4 — where new building or addition is complete and
ready for use and occupancy and no payments have been made under clauses a and b.
Notes:
1. Where application for payment is made under clause a or 6 of item 5 of Schedule A, the application shall
be accompanied by the certificate of an architect or professional engineer in Form 3.
2. Where application for payment is made under clause c or d of item 5 of Schedule A, the application shall be
accompanied by,
(o) the certificate of an architect or professional engineer in Form 3;
(b) the report of an authorized officer of the board stating the actual cost of erection, addition or acquisi-
tion, that all accounts have been paid, and where applicable, that all refundable sales tax has been
taken into account.
SCHEDULE B
GRANT UNDER SECTION 6 OF THE ACT
1. Total bed capacity of acquired building beds.
2. Actual cost of building $ .
3 beds at $1,200 per bed $.
4. Payments applied for — the lesser of items 2 or 3 $ .
Note :
Where application for payment is made in item 4 of Schedule B, the application shall be accompanied by:
(i) the report of an authorized officer of the board stating the actual cost of the acquired building, that
all accounts have been paid, and where applicable, that all refundable sales tax has been taken into
account,
(ii) the certificate of an architect or professional engineer in Form 3.
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Form 3
The Homes for Retarded Persons Act, 1966
CERTIFICATE OF ARCHITECT OR PROFESSIONAL ENGINEER
(Check (V) where applicable)
I, a member in good standing of the:
(full name)
□ Ontario Association of Architects
□ Association of Professional Engineers of the Province of Ontario
hereby certify:
1 . That I have personally and carefully inspected the,
□ new building being erected or erected; or
□ addition to an existing building being erected or erected; or
□ building acquired.
by
(name of corporation)
(address)
for use as an approved home within the meaning of clause b of section 1 of The Homes for Retarded Persons
Act, 1966.
2. That the home,
(a) is situated at
(address)
{b) will consist or consists of building(s)
(c) will have or has a total capacity of , . beds
(d) □ is a new building or an addition being erected and is at least one-third completed as of the date
of application of the Corporation in Form 2 ; or
□ is a new building or an addition being erected and is at least two-thirds completed as of the date
of the application of the Corporation in Form 2 ; or
□ is a new building or an addition, erected and completed, and is ready for use and occupancy; or
n is an acquired building and is ready for use and occupancy.
3. That to the best of my knowledge, information and belief,
(a) the building conforms to:
Q the plans and specifications
Q the structural sketch,
copies of which the authorized officers of the Corporation inform me were filed with the Minister
and subsequently approved by him ; and
(6) the capital cost of the building is as follows:
(i) Q for the erection of the new building or addition; or
□ for the acquisition of the building
(ii) for land, where applicable $.
(iii) for furnishings and equipment $.
(iv) Total Capital Cost $.
Dated at ,
(signature)
this day of , 19 . . . .
(address of professional
office)
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783
Form 4
The Homes for Retarded Persons Act, 1966
APPLICATION FOR MONTHLY PAYMENT OF PROVINCIAL
SUBSIDY UNDER SECTION 8 OF THE ACT
For the month of , 19 .
Name of approved home.
Address
Name of corporation operating approved home.
Part I
Statistical
L Totals
2. Residents of the institution
(o) who are not ordinarily re-
sident in Ontario
{b) whose full cost of residen-
tial accommodation is the
responsibility of,
(i) a children's aid so-
ciety under The Child
Welfare Act, 1965, or
(ii) another public
agency ;
(c) whose full cost of residen-
tial accommodation is
payable by parent(s),
others or themselves
3. Sub-total-item 2
4. Residents of the institution
for the purposes of the pro-
vincial subsidy (deduct 3
from 1)
Number of
Resident Days
Revenue
Number of
Residents
Current
Month
Current
Month
Current
Year to
Date
Current
Month
Current
Year to
Date
(1)
(2)
(3)
X4)
(5)
>
$
$
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Part II
Cost of Residential Accommodation
5. Cost of residential accommodation:
Multiply:
X ,.. = $
(number of resident days recorded in (average daily cost of providing
column 2 of item 4) residential accommodation) (see note)
Part III
Computation of Provincial Subsidy
Residential Accommodation
6. 80% of cost of providing residential accommodation (item 5 X 8/10) $
7. Deduct:
(a) Revenue (column 4 of item 4) $
(b) Less: 20% of item 5 $
(c) Excess, if any, item 7(c) over item 7(b) $
8. Provincial subsidy for current month $
9. Adjustment of revenue for prior periods (specify) $
10. Total Provincial payment current month $
Part IV
Certificate
We certify that, to the best of our knowledge and belief:
(i) this application for provincial subsidy is correct,
(ii) the amounts shown have been calculated in accordance with the regulations, and
(iii) this application is in agreement with the records of the approved home.
Date , 19....
(signature of authorized
officer)
(signature of authorized
officer)
Note:
Insert the amount shown in item 14 of Form 7 for the immediately preqeding quarter year.
Form |5
The Homes for Retarded Persons Act, 1966
APPLICATION TO ADMIT A RETARDED
PERSON TO AN APPROVED HOME
Q I/We make application for the admission of the retarded person named in this application: (See Note 1)
Q I hereby apply for admission:
To the
(name of home)
(address)
operated and maintained by
(name of corporation)
and in support of this application I/we make the following statements:
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1. Name of Retarded Person
(surname)
(given names)
Address.
(number and street or R.R.) (city, town, village or P.O.)
Age:
(county)
(c) present age in years,
(6) date of birth.
(day) (month) (year)
(c) place of birth
(d) documentary or other evidence presented to establish date of birth of retarded person
(type of evidence)
Sex: Q Male D Female
2. Family of Retarded Person
Relationship
Full Name
Address
Occupation
Living
or
Deceased
Father .
Mother
Living brothers and sisters:
(Maiden Name)
Age:
(a) Is Retarded Person living with father or mother? Q Yes D No
If "no", complete the following (except for a child referred to in 3(6)):
(i) Name of person or persons with whom person is living:
(ii) Address:
(iii) Relationship(s):
(iv) Occupation(s):
(v) Is this (are these) person(s) under a legal duty to provide for the person? □ Yes □ No
If "no", give reasons:
(b) Where Retarded Person Is A Child, is child in the care and custody of a children's aid society
under The Child Welfare Act, 1965, or proposed for admission to the home on the application of a
society? D Yes D No
If "yes", complete the following:
(i) Name and address of Society:
(ii) Typeof care or custody: Q Crown Wardship
n Wardship of Children's Aid Society
4. Is retarded person ordinarily resident in Ontario? Q Yes Q No
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5. Residence: (State period(s) of residence of retarded person for a period of at least twelve consecutive months
immediately before the date of his admission to the Home. See subsection 2 of section 1 of Ontario Regula-
tion 62/68 where the residence of the person in charge is required in lieu of that of the retarded person.)
(See Note 2)
(a) Retarded Person:
Province or Country
Municipality
Address
Dates
With Whom?
From
To
(b) Person In Charge of Retarded Person (where applicable):
Name of Person
in Charge
Province or
Country
Municipality
■
Address
Dates
From
To
6. (a) Name And Address of retarded person's physician:
(6) Name And Address of person to be notified in case of illness, accident or death:
7. (a) State In Detail Reasons Why Application Is Being Made For Admission of Retarded
Person To The Home:
(6) Type of Care Required:
Attach statement or report of the psychological and medical findings, where applicable.
8. Arrangements For Payment of The Cost of Care And Maintenance of The Retarded Person:
Daily
Amount
(o) To be paid by parent(s) $
(6) To be paid by Children's Aid Society $
(c) To be paid by a municipality (specify) $
(d) To be paid by other public agency (specify) $
(e) To be paid by other(s) (specify) $
(/ ) To be paid or assumed by Corporation $
Total $
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THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
787
9. Certificate:
To the best of my/our knowledge, information and belief, the answers I /we have given and the statements
made in this application are true and correct and I /we have not knowingly withheld any information or
relevant fact.
Dated at , this day of 19
(witness)
(signature of retarded person or
person(s) in whose charge he is)
OR
(signature of authorized officer of
children's aid society)
(witness)
NOTES:
1. To be completed by person or persons in charge of the retarded person.
2. Subsection 2 of section 1 of Ontario Regulation 62/68 reads as follows:
"(2) For the purpose of section 9 of the Act, a retarded person or a person in whose charge he is whose
ordinary place of residence is Ontario is a resident of Ontario."
Form 6
The Homes for Retarded Persons Act, 1966
CONSENT TO ADMISSION TO APPROVED HOME (See Note 1 below)
To the Board of:
that operates and maintains the:
(name of approved corporation)
(name of approved home)
(address)
(name) (address)
(check appropriate box) Q the father
□ the mother
n other person in whose charge the person is (specify relationship):
n an authorized officer of the Children's Aid Society of
CONSENT to the admission of:
(address)
(name of retarded person)
to this approved home.
(last address)
OR
(signature of parent or person in
charge)
I
(signature and title of authorized
officer of Children's Aid Society)
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AUTHORIZATION FOR MEDICAL TREATMENT (See Note 2 below)
Name of retarded person
Birth:
(month) (day) (year) (place)
I hereby authorize the Board of that operates
(name of approved corporation)
and maintains the , or the superintendent
(name of approved home)
thereof to secure
(check appropriate box) Q on my behalf
n on behalf of the above-named retarded person
in accordance with his/my needs, all necessary medical and other related or ancillary services including those of
immunization and surgery.
Dated at
this day of
., 19....
OR
(signature of retarded person,
parent or person in charge)
(signature and title of authorized
officer of Children's Aid Society)
(TO BE COMPLETED BY SUPERINTENDENT OF
HOME WHERE RETARDED PERSON IS A CHILD
OR IS IN THE CHARGE OF ANOTHER PERSON)
I Certify that I have examined the following items of documentary or other evidence.
(list of items examined)
and I am satisfied as to the identity of the above-named retarded person and the parent or the person in whose
charge the retarded person is and their relationship to each other.
Date:
(signature of superintendent)
NOTES:
1. Consent portion to be completed only where the retarded person is in the charge of his parent or other person
or Children's Aid Society.
2. To be completed by jserson or Children's Aid Society in charge of retarded person or by retarded person
himself where he is not in the charge of another person or Children's Aid Society.
Form 7
The Homes for Retarded Persons Act, 1966
QUARTERLY REPORT OF NET OPERATING EXPENDITURES
For the three months ending , 19 . .
Name of approved home
Address
Name of corporation operating approved home
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O. Reg. 62/68 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE 789
PART I
NET OPERATING EXPENDITURES (See Note)
A. Net operating expenditures for the current year to date:
1. Physical and personal needs of residents including food, medical, clothing and other needs. . $
2. Education including teachers' salaries and staff benefits but not including transportation
costs or fees paid to school boards $
3. Salaries, wages and staff benefits exclusive of teachers' salaries and staff benefits $
4. Consulting or other specialist fees (other than medical, dental or educational) $
5. Accommodation $
6. Administration $
7. Replacement of furnishings and equipment $
8. Other, specify $
9. Sub-total (items 1 to 8 both inclusive) $
10. Deduct: Miscellaneous operating revenues $
1 1 . Net operating expenditures for the current year to date $
B. Net operating expenditures for current quarter year.
12. Deduct: Previous net operating expenditures for the current year to date (item 11 of
Form 7 of the immediately preceding quarter year) $.
13. Net operating expenditures for current quarter year $.
PART II
AVERAGE DAILY COST OF RESIDENTIAL
ACCOMMODATION DURING CURRENT QUARTER YEAR
14. a. Cost of residential accommodation in current quarter year (item 13 above) $.
b. Total days care for all residents in the approved home current quarter (column 2 of
item 1 of Form 4 for each month of current quarter year) $.
Average daily cost a -i-b=: $.
PART III
CERTIFICATE
15. We certify that, to the best of our knowledge and belief, the net expenditures reported in Part I and
the total days care reported in Part II above are correct and in agreement with the books and records
of the above approved home.
Date ,19
(signature of authorized officer)
(signature of authorized officer)
NOTE:
Subsection 5 of section 17 of Ontario Regulation 62/68 reads as follows:
"(5) For the purpose of Form 4 and Form 7, the net operating expenditures of an approved home are
subject to the approval of the Minister."
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THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 64/68
THE FAMILY BENEFITS ACT, 1966
O. Reg. 63/68.
General.
Made— February 29th, 1968.
Filed— March 1st, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE FAMILY BENEFITS ACT, 1966
1. Subsection 2 of section 1 of Ontario Regula-
tion 102/67, as amended by Ontario Regulation 279/67,
is revoked and the following substituted therefor:
(2) For the purpose of clause e of section 1 of
the Act,
(a) schools under The Public Schools Act;
(b) secondary schools under The Secondary
Schools and Boards of Education Act;
(c) separate schools under The Separate
Schools Act;
(d) schools, colleges and institutes under
The Department of Education Act;
(e) schools operated by a Retarded
Children's Education Authority under
The Schools Administration Act; and
(/) private schools registered under The
Department of Education Act,
are classes of educational institutions.
2. Section 17 of Ontario Regulation 102/67 is
amended by striking out "other than a beneficiary
who is an Indian within the meaning of the Indian Act
(Canada) and eligible for medical services from the
Government of Canada" in the second, third, fourth
and fifth lines.
3. Section 19 of Ontario Regulation 102/67 is
amended by striking out "the Royal College of Dental
Surgeons of Ontario" in the seventh and eighth lines
and inserting in lieu thereof "The Ontario Dental
Association".
(9145)
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SERVICES ACT, 1966
O. Reg. 64/68.
General.
Made— February 29th, 1968.
Filed— March 1st, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE VOCATIONAL REHABILITATION
SERVICES ACT, 1966
GENERAL
1. — (1) In this Regulation,
(a) "approved organization" means an organiza-
tion approved by the Lieutenant Governor in
Council under section 3 of the Act and listed
in Schedule 1 ;
(6) "approved workshop" means a workshop
approved under section 4 of the Act and listed
in Schedule 2;
(c) "architect" means an architect who is a
member in good standing of the Ontario Asso-
ciation of Architects;
(d) "dependant" means,
(i) a person who is living with a disabled
person as his wife,
(ii) a person who is living with a disabled
person as her husband and who is
unable to work for the period that the
disabled person is receiving a main-
tenance allowance or is in full-time
attendance at an educational or train-
ing institution approved by the Direc-
tor, or
(iii) a child of a disabled person who is
under sixteen years of age, or being
sixteen years of age or more, is in full-
time attendance at an educational
institution approved by the Director,
or is by reason of mental or physical
impairment unable to support himself,
if the person living as the wife or husband,
or the child,
(iv) is substantially supported by the dis-
abled person,
(v) ordinarily resides in Ontario,
(vi) has an income of less than $1,000 per
annum, exclusive of support received
from the disabled person, and
(vii) does not receive an allowance under
the Act or under the Adult Occupational
Training Act (Canada);
{e) "income" means the aggregate income from
all sources of a person, but does not include,
(i) monthly earnings up to and including
a total of $24 for the person plus $12
for each dependant;
(ii) any payment provided under the Act
that is not a maintenance allowance
and is part of the vocational rehabilita-
tion services,
(iii) assistance provided under The General
Welfare Assistance Act,
(iv) family allowances paid under the
Family Allowances Act (Canada) or
allowances under the Youth Allowances
Act (Canada),
(v) payments made by a children's aid
society on behalf of any child in care
under The Child Welfare Act, 1965,
(vi) donations made by a religious, chari-
table or benevolent association,
(vii) contributions from any source to pro-
vide special care for the disabled per-
son, or
(viii) casual gifts of small value;
(/) "licensed public accountant" means a public
accountant licensed under The Public Account-
ancy Act;
ig) "liquid assets" means cash, bonds, stocks,
debentures and any other assets that can be
converted readily into cash and includes the
beneficial interest in assets held in trust and
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available to be used for maintenance, but does
not include the amount remaining to be paid
under a mortgage or an agreement for sale
or the cash surrender value of a life insurance
policy ;
(h) "living expenses" means expenses of a con-
tinuing nature, determined by the Director,
including expenses for food, clothing, shelter,
utilities, household sundries, household main-
tenance, medical and dental services and life
insurance premiums;
(i) "maintenance allowance" means an allowance
provided to or on behalf of a disabled person
to maintain himself or himself and one or more
of his dependants;
(i) "professional engineer" means a professional
engineer who is a member in good standing of
the Association of Professional Engineers of
the Province of Ontario;
(k) "provincial officer" means an employee of the
Department of Social and Family Services who
is a field worker, a rehabilitation counsellor
or a regional administrator, or any other em-
ployee or class of employee of that Depart-
ment approved by the Minister;
(/) "training programme" means a vocational
rehabilitation programme approved under
Schedule 3 of the Vocational Rehabilitation
of Disabled Persons Agreement made under
the Vocational Rehabilitation of Disabled
Persons Act (Canada).
(2) For the purpose of clause b of section 1 of the
Act, "substantially gainful occupation" means the
continued pursuance at an optimum capacity of,
(c) employment in the competitive labour market;
(b) the practice of a profession;
(c) self employment;
(d) housekeeping and homemaking;
(e) farm work, including farm work where pay-
ment is in kind rather than in money; or
(/) sheltered employment, home industries and
other homebound work of a financially re-
munerative nature.
PART I
MAINTENANCE ALLOWANCES AND OTHER PAYMENTS
2. A disabled person,
(a) who is ordinarily resident in Ontario;
(b) who is receiving or is authorized to receive
any other benefit under the rehabilitation
programme established under the Act;
(c) who in the opinion of the Director is unable
to take full advantage of vocational rehabilita-
tion services without a maintenance allow-
ance;
(d) who is not receiving an allowance under the
Adult Occupational Training Act (Canada);
and
(e) who does not have liquid assets of more than
$1,000 plus $200 in respect of each of his
dependants,
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is eligible for a maintenance allowance.
3. — (1) Subject to subsections 2 and 3, where a
disabled person is eligible for a maintenance allowance
and is enrolled in a training programme, the amount
of the maintenance allowance payable to the disabled
person is $147 for each month during which training
is available to him under the training programme, plus,
(c) $84 where he has one dependant;
(6) $126 where he has two dependants; or
(c) $168 where he has three or more dependants,
less any income of the disabled person.
(2) Where a disabled person referred to in subsec-
tion 1 is required to change his place of residence in
order to obtain and receive training under the training
programme, the maintenance allowance payable to the
disabled person shall be increased by,
(a) $21 where he has no dependants; or
(b) $63 where he has one or more dependants.
(3) Notwithstanding subsections 1 and 2, the main-
tenance allowance payable under this section to a
person who is an unmarried disabled person with no
dependants and,
(a) who is less than eighteen years of age and is a
member of the family with which he lives;
(b) who is a patient in a hospital or other institu-
tion approved by the Director; or
(c) whose future earnings after he receives voca-
tional rehabilitation services are, in the
opinion of the Director, unlikely to exceed
any amount payable under this section,
is an amount to be determined by the Director but
not exceeding $85 for each month during which the
training programme is available to the disabled person.
4. The amount of the maintenance allowance pay-
able in each month to a disabled person eligible there-
for who is not enrolled in a training programme shall
be determined by deducting from the aggregate for
the month of the living expenses of,
(a) the disabled person;
(b) the person with whom the disabled person
lives as husband or wife; and
(c) any other person who is a dependant,
the income of the disabled person and the income of
the person referred to in clause b where the disabled
person is living with a person referred to in clause b,
but in no case shall the amount of the maintenance
allowance exceed the amount payable under section 3
to the disabled person if he were enrolled in a training
programme.
5. Where the Director is of the opinion that a
disabled person eligible for vocational rehabilitation
services,
(a) is required to be temporarily absent from or to
change his place of residence; and
(b) requires financial assistance,
in order to take full advantage of the vocational
rehabilitation services, the amount payable to him, in
addition to the amount of any maintenance allowance
that may be payable to him under section 3 or 4, where
he is eligible therefor, shall be equal to the cost of.
(c) his travel, accommodation and meals; and
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(d) travel, accommodation and meals of any guide
or escort deemed necessary for him by the
Director,
resulting from his temporary absence or change of
residence.
6. Where because of an emergency a disabled person
who is eligible for a vocational rehabilitation service
requires financial aid, an amount determined by the
Director may be paid in advance for his living expenses
for a period of not more than one month and may be
in addition to the amount of any maintenance allow-
ance payable to him under section 3 or 4 where he is
eligible therefor, but in no case shall the amount exceed
the amount of any maintenance allowance payable
under section 3 or 4.
7. — (1) Where a disabled person dies, his main-
tenance allowance, plus any amounts payable to him
under sections 5 and 6, may be paid to the end of the
month in which he died.
(2) In the case of a disabled person,
(c) for whom a committee or trustee is acting; or
{b) who, in the opinion of the Director, is using
or is likely to use his maintenance allowance
otherwise than for his own benefit, or is in-
capable of handling his affairs,
the Director may appoint a person or organization to
act for the disabled person and the maintenance allow-
ance may be paid for the benefit of the disabled person
to the committee or to the person or organization so
appointed.
(3) A person or organization acting for a disabled
person under subsection 2 is not entitled to any fee
or other compensation or reward or to any reimburse-
ment for any costs or expenses incurred.
(4) The Director may deduct from any maintenance
allowance payable to a disabled person, the whole or
part of any expense incurred by the disabled person,
and pay the amount deducted directly to the source
from which the expense was incurred.
8. A maintenance allowance payable under sec-
tion 3 or 4 shall be paid by cheque, monthly in arrears,
computed from the first day of the month in which
the disabled person becomes eligible for the main-
tenance allowance and shall cease to be paid from the
first day of the month next following the month in
which the disabled person ceases to be eligible for the
maintenance allowance.
9. A disabled person receiving a maintenance
allowance and any of his dependants are entitled with-
out cost to receive hospital services in accordance with
The Hospital Services Commission Act and the regu-
lations thereunder.
10. A disabled person who is enrolled in a training
programme and any of his dependants are entitled to
receive medical services in accordance with The
Medical Services Insurance Act, 1965 and the regu-
lations thereunder.
PART II
ELIGIBILITY FOR VOCATIONAL REHABILITATION
SERVICES
11. A disabled person shall not be eligible for any
goods or services included in the rehabilitation pro-
gramme under section 5 of the Act if goods or services
are available to him under The Workmen's Compensa-
tion Act or under the Veteran's Rehabilitation Ac
(Canada).
12. — (1) An application for vocational rehabilita-
tion services shall be made in Form 1.
(2) An application for a maintenance allowance
shall be made in Form 2.
(3) An application in Form 2 shall be accompanied
by a consent to inspect assets in Form 3.
(4) A report of a duly qualified medical practitioner
in Form 4 shall be furnished in support of every applica-
tion in Form 1.
(5) A provincial officer or a person approved by
the Director shall fill out and complete an application
in Form 1 or 2 in the presence of the applicant and the
applicant shall sign the application in the presence of
the provincial officer or the person approved by the
Director.
(6) No provincial oflficer or person approved by the
Director shall charge any fee to, or receive any re-
muneration from or on behalf of any applicant for
completing an application in Form 1 or 2.
(7) The provincial officer or the person approved by
the Director shall, immediately upon completion of
the application in Form 1 or 2, send it to the Director.
(8) Where, because of physical or mental impair-
ment, an applicant is unable to make an application in
Form 1 or 2 in person, the application may be made
and signed by some responsible person on his behalf.
ADVISORY COMMITTEE
13. The advisory committee, consisting of three
or more persons, established to advise the Minister
with respect to the development and provision of
vocational rehabilitation services, is continued.
MEDICAL ADVISORY BOARD
14. A medical advisory board to advise the Direc-
tor, consisting of one or more persons of whom at least
one shall be a duly qualified medical practitioner, is
established.
15. — (1) The medical advisory board shall assist
the Director in determining eligibility of applicants
for vocational rehabilitation services by,
(fl) reviewing medical evidence, including Form A,
submitted in support of the application in
Form 1;
(6) obtaining any additional necessary evidence;
(c) providing the Director with a report on the
evidence with a specific finding as to whether
or not the applicant may benefit from voca-
tional rehabilitation services; and
{d) providing the Director with a report as to
whether or not vocational training and sub-
sequent employment would likely be detri-
mental to the health of the applicant, where
the recommended vocational rehabilitation
services include vocational training.
(2) At such times as requested by the Director, the
medical advisory board shall,
(a) review each case where vocational rehabilita-
tion services are being provided; and
(&) advise the Director as to whether or not the
disabled person is benefiting from the voca-
tional rehabilitation services being provided.
ADDITIONAL DUTIES OF DIRECTOR
16.— (1) The Director shall review at regular
intervals the eligibility for vocational rehabilitation
services of each disabled person receiving vocational
rehabilitation services.
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(2) The Director may require a disabled person
receiving vocational rehabilitation services to,
(a) undergo such periodic examinations by duly
qualified medical practitioners as the Director
requires; and
(6) provide such information from time to time as
the Director deems necessary.
(3) The Director may from time to time rescind
or amend any determination or direction previously
made by him so that the amount or nature of any
vocational rehabilitation service being provided will
conform to any changes in circumstances of the
disabled person receiving the vocational rehabilitation
services.
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SUSPENSION OR CANCELLATION OF
VOCATIONAL REHABILITATION SERVICES
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tional
The Director may suspend or cancel the voca-
rehabilitation services being provided for a
disabled person where, in the opinion of the Director,
the disabled person,
(c) fails to comply with any of the provisions of
the Act or this Regulation;
(6) fails to avail himself of the vocational re-
habilitation services authorized;
(c) is not benefiting from the vocational rehabili-
tation services being provided; or
(d) is not making satisfactory progress towards
rehabilitation.
PART III
CAPITAL GRANTS AND OPERATING GRANTS
TO ORGANIZATIONS FOR WORKSHOPS
18. The organizations designated in Schedule 1
are approved under section 3 of the Act.
19. The workshops designated in Schedule 2 are
approved under section 4 of the Act.
20. Where a workshop that is approved under
section 4 of the Act is constructed or used so that it does
not comply with,
(a) the laws affecting the health of inhabitants of
the municipality in which the workshop is
located;
(6) any rule, regulation, direction or order of the
local board of health and any direction or
order of the local medical officer of health ;
(c) any by-law of the municipality in which the
workshop is located or other law for the
protection of persons from fire hazards; or
(d) any restricted area, standard of housing or
building by-law passed by the municipality in
which the workshop is located pursuant to
Part III of The Planning Act or any pre-
decessor thereof,
the approval of the workshop is subject to revocation.
21. — (1) A capital grant under this Part for the
establishment, expansion or improvement of a work-
shop shall not be made to an approved organization,
(a) that erects,
(i) a new building to be used as the work-
shop until the site and plans thereof
are approved by the Minister in writ-
ing, or
(ii) an addition to an existing building used
as the workshop until the plans thereof
are approved by the Minister in
writing; or
(b) that purchases or otherwise acquires any
existing building to be used by it as the work-
shop or makes any structural alterations there-
to without the written approval of the
Minister.
(2) Where an approved organization, without hav-
ing obtained the written approval of the Minister,
changes the site of or structurally alters, sells, leases,
mortgages or disposes of any interest in an approved
workshop for which payment of a capital grant has
been received under this Part, the approved organiza-
tion shall be liable to repay the amount of the grant
as a debt,
(a) deductible from any money payable by
Ontario under the authority of any Act to
the approved organization; or
(b) that rnay be sued for in a court of competent
jurisdiction.
(3) An approved organization applying for a capital
grant under this Part in respect of,
(a) the erection of a new building or an addition
to an existing building used or to be used as an
approved workshop shall file with the Direc-
tor two copies of,
(i) the site plan showing the location of the
building or addition, and
(ii) the plans and specifications prepared
by an architect showing the construc-
tion, equipment, accommodation and
arrangements of the workshop; or
(b) the acquisition of a building to be used as a
workshop or the structural alteration of a
building used or to be used as a workshop shall
file with the Director two copies of,
(i) the site plan showing the location of the
building on the site,
(ii) a structural sketch of the building
showing the areas used or to be used
as the workshop, and
(iii) the plans and specifications prepared
by an architect, showing the altera-
tions, accommodation and equipment
that are necessary for the use of the
building as a workshop.
22. — (1) The Minister may direct payment of the
capital grant payable to an approved organization that,
(a) constructs a new building;
(b) constructs an addition to an existing building;
(c) acquires all or part of an existing building; or
(d) makes structural alterations or renovations
to an existing building,
for the establishment, expansion or improvement of
an approved workshop, and the amount of the capital
grant shall be equal to the lesser of,
(c) 25 per cent of that portion of the capital cost
approved by the Minister, for the construc-
tion, acquisition, alteration or renovation
directly referrable to the establishment,
expansion or improvement of services pro-
vided in the workshop and approved by the
Director; or
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(/) $3.75 per square foot of floor area in the work-
shop provided in accordance with approved
plans for vocational rehabilitation services
that are approved by the Director.
(2) For the purpose of subsection 1 the cost to the
approved organization of any land necessarily acquired
in connection with the construction or acquisition shall
be included as part of the capital cost to the approved
organization.
23. — (1) The amount of the capital grant payable
to an approved organization for the purchase of
furnishings or equipment that are of a capital nature
and that, in the opinion of the Director, are necessary
for the establishment, expansion or improvement of
services approved by the Director and provided in an
approved workshop, shall be equal to 25 per cent of the
cost of the furnishings or equipment approved by the
Director.
(2) Where the cost of any item of furnishings or
equipment exceeds $1,000, payment of the capital
grant for that item under subsection 1 shall be made
only upon the approval of the Minister.
24. — (1) An application for a capital grant payable
under section 22 for the establishment, expansion or
improvement of a workshop shall be made in triplicate
in Form 5.
(2) An application for payment of the grant
referred to in subsection 1 shall be made in triplicate
in Form 6.
(3) A grant applied for under subsection 1 shall
not be paid until,
(a) an architect or professional engineer certifies
in Form 7 that the erection, addition, acquisi-
tion or structural alteration is completed in
accordance with the plans or structural sketch
approved by the Minister and that the build-
ing is ready to be used as a workshop; and
(b) an authorized officer of the approved organiza-
tion submits a report stating,
(i) the actual total cost to the approved
organization of the erection, addition,
alteration or acquisition,
(ii) that all accounts applicable to the cost
of construction or acquisition have
been paid, and
(iii) that all refundable sales tax has been
taken into account.
(4) Notwithstanding subsection 3, an amount up
to one-half of the estimated total grant payable under
subsection 1 of section 22 in connection with the con-
struction of a new building or the construction of an
addition to an existing building, may be paid when an
architect or professional engineer certifies in Form 7
that the construction is at least 50 per cent complete.
25. An application for a capital grant payable under
section 23 shall be made in triplicate in Form 8.
26. A grant under this Part for the operation of a
workshop may be paid to an organization,
(a) that provides safety procedures and facilities
and sanitary facilities acceptable to the
Director;
(6) that provides, where requested by the Direc-
tor, a letter from the local fire chief stating
that the premises meet all the requirements
of any statute, regulation or by-law relating
to the protection from fire of persons using
the premises;
(c) that provides in the workshop a programme
of services approved by the Director;
(d) whose requirements and policies for the admis-
sion of disabled persons to the workshop
facilities or services are satisfactory to the
Director;
(e) that keeps,
(i) separate books of account,
a. setting forth the revenues and
expenditures of the workshop,
b. containing a separate record of
moneys received by the work-
shop from sources other than
under the Act, and
c. that are audited at least once a
year by a licensed public ac-
countant, and
(ii) records showing in respect of each dis-
abled person receiving services,
a. his name, address, age and sex,
b. the date of his enrollment in the
workshop,
c. the nature of his disability,
d. a record of all medical, x-ray,
psychiatric, psychological or
other similar examinations or
tests, together with the findings
and recommendations,
e. an account or history of any
other matter that, in the opinion
of the Director, may affect the
disabled person's well-being, and
f. where such is the case, the date
and circumstances of the dis-
abled person's withdrawal from
the workshop;
(/) that forwards to the Minister each year the
financial statements of the workshop for the
immediately preceding fiscal year together
with the report of a licensed public accountant
stating whether in his opinion,
(i) he has received all the information and
explanations he has required,
(ii) the financial statements are in accord-
ance with the books and records of the
workshop and organization, and
(iii) the financial statements have been
prepared in accordance with generally
accepted accounting principles applied
on a basis consistent with that of the
preceding year,
and such other financial and statistical infor-
mation as the Minister requires; and
(g) that is a corporation,
(i) incorporated under Part III of The
Corporations Act, or
(ii) incorporated by or under any other
Act, and is a non-profit organization
with objects of a philanthropic, chari-
table or educational nature.
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27. The amount of the grant payable to an organ-
ization for the operation of a workshop shall be equal to
the sum of $20 per month, from and including the month
of April, 1967, multiplied by the number of disabled
persons as determined from time to time by the Direc-
tor that may be accommodated together in the work-
shop to receive vocational rehabilitation services.
28. An application for payment of a grant referred
to in section 27 shall be made in triplicate in Form 9
and shall be provided to the Director not later than the
20th day of the month of April, July, October or
January in respect of the immediately preceding three
months.
29. Ontario Regulation 26/65 and Ontario Regu-
i lation 322/66 are revoked.
Schedule 1
1. Ajax-Pickering and Whitby Association for
Retarded Children
2. Amity Association of Hamilton
3. The Barrie & District Association for the Mentally
Retarded
4. Belleville and District Association for Retarded
Children
5. Borough of York Association for the Mentally
Retarded
6. Brampton and District Association for Retarded
Children
7. Burlington and District Association for Retarded
Children
8. The Canadian Mental Health Association
9. The Canadian National Institute for the Blind
10. Chatham-Kent & District Association for Retarded
Children
11. Cornwall & District Association for Retarded
Children
12. CO. S.T.I. Italian Community Promotion Centre
13. Elmira and District Association for the Retarded
14. Essex County Association for Retarded Children
15. Fort Frances and District Association for the
Mentally Retarded
16. Goodwill Industries of Windsor Incorporated
17. Greater Niagara Association for the Mentally
Retarded
18. The Guelph and District Association for Retarded
Children Incorporated
19. Haldimand Association for the Mentally Retarded
20. The Hamilton and District Association for the
Mentally Retarded
21. Jewish Vocational Service of Metropolitan Toronto
22. The Kenora-Keewatin District Association for the
Mentally Retarded
23. The Kingston and District Association for Re-
tarded Children
24. Kirkland Lake and District Association for the
Mentally Retarded
25.
26.
27.
28.
29.
30.
31.
32.
33.
34.
35.
36.
37.
38.
39.
40.
41.
42.
43.
44.
45.
46.
47.
48.
49.
50.
51.
52.
53.
54.
55.
Kitchener-Waterloo Kinsmen Club Incorporated
The Lakehead Association for the Mentally
Retarded
London and District Association for the Mentally
Retarded
London Goodwill Industries Association
Marina Lodge
Metropolitan Toronto Association for Retarded
Children
Metropolitan Windsor Association for Retarded
Children
The Newmarket and District Association for the
Mentally Retarded
North Bay and District Association for Retarded
Children
North Halton Association for the Mentally
Retarded
The Oakville Association for the Mentally Re-
tarded
Oshawa and District Association for Retarded
Children
Ottawa and District Association for Retarded
Children
Owen Sound and District Association for the
Mentally Retarded
Peace Bridge Area Association for the Mentally
Retarded
Peterborough and District Association for the
Mentally Retarded
Porcupine District Association for Retarded
Children
Port Colborne District Association for the Men-
tally Retarded, Inc.
Port Hope-Cobourg Association for Retarded
Children
Rehabilitation Foundation for the Disabled
The St. Catharines and District Association lor
Retarded Children
St. Thomas-Elgin Association for Retarded
Children
Sarnia and District Association for the Mentally
Retarded
Sault Ste. Marie and District Association for the
Mentally Retarded
Sheltered Workshop of Belleville Incorporated
Society for Crippled Civilians
South Peel Association for the Mentally Retarded
The South Waterloo Association for the Mentally
Retarded
Stratford and District Association for Retarded
Children
Sudbury & District Association for Retarded
Children
Tillsonburg and District Association for Retarded
Children
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56.
Wallaceburg and Sydenham District Association
for Retarded Children, Inc.
25.
A.T.C. Industries,
12-6th Street East, Cornwall
57.
Welland District Association for Retarded Incor-
porated
26.
Barrie Sheltered Workshop,
1 Berczy Street, Barrie
58.
The Woodstock and District Association for
Retarded Children
27.
C.M.H.A. (Middlesex Branch) Work Centre,
465 Clarence St., London
59.
York Central Association for the Mentally Re-
tarded
Schedule 2
28.
C.M.H.A. (Ottawa Branch), Vocational Re-
habilitation Workshop,
157 McLaren St., Ottawa
1.
Adult Rehabilitation Centre Industries,
206 Bay Street, Keewatin
29.
C.M.H.A. (South Peel Branch) Rehabilitation
Workshop,
106 Lakeshore Rd. E., Port Credit
2.
Adult Sheltered Workshop,
3 Queen Street West, Kirkland Lake
30.
C.N.I.B. (Brantford) Sheltered Workshop,
67 King Street, Brantford
3.
Adult Training Centre,
2258 Mountainside Drive, Burlington
31.
C.N.I.B. (Hamilton) Sheltered Workshop,
1686 Main Street West, Hamilton
4.
Adult Training Centre,
101 Stewart Street, Chatham
32.
C.N.I.B. (Kingston) Sheltered Workshop,
466 Union Street West, Kingston
5.
Adult Training Centre,
610 Montreal Street, Kingston
33.
C.N.I.B. (Kitchener) Sheltered Workshop,
169 Borden Avenue North, Kitchener
6.
Adult Training Centre (Creditvale),
Baseline Road West, Meadowvale
34.
C.N.I.B. (London) Sheltered Workshop,
96 Ridout Street South, London
7.
Adult Training Centre,
Box 92, Newmarket
35.
C.N.I.B. (Ottawa) Sheltered Workshop,
398 O'Connor Street, Ottawa
8.
Adult Training Centre,
Box 433, Owen Sound
36.
C.N.I.B. (St. Catharines) Sheltered Workshop.
211 Queenston St., St. Catharines
9.
Adult Training Centre,
Minnie Street, Wallaceburg
37.
C.N.I.B. (Sudbury) Sheltered Workshop,
303 York Street, Sudbury
10.
Adult Training Centre,
478 Fitch Street, Welland
38.
C.N.I.B. (Toronto) Sheltered Workshop,
1129 Bayview Avenue, Toronto
11.
Adult Training Centre,
161 Donald Street, Ottawa
39.
C.N.I.B. (Windsor) Sheltered Workshop,
369 Dougall Avenue, Windsor
12.
Adult Training Centre & Sheltered Workshop,
1026 Speers Road, Oakville
40.
Friendco Adult Training Centre,
1 1 Park Avenue, St. Thomas
13.
Advanced Training Centre,
380 Dundas Street, Woodstock
41.
Glenholme Training Centre,
39 Wellington Street East, Oshawa
14.
The Amity Rehabilitation Centre of Hamilton,
79 John Street S., Hamilton
42.
Goodwill Industries of Windsor Inc.,
369 Dougall Avenue, Windsor
15.
A.M.R. Industries,
558 Cassells Street, North Bay
43.
Haldimand Opportunity Centre,
Canfield
16.
A.R.C. Industries,
97 Cannifton Road, Belleville
44.
Halton Opportunity Product Enterprises,
Base Line, Hornby
17.
A.R.C. Industries (Port Hope-Cobourg Branch),
420 Roe Street, Cobourg
45.
The Helpful Shop,
Highway 86W, Elmira
18.
A.R.C. Industries,
640 Fort William Road, Port Arthur
46.
Italian Community Education Centre, (Costi)
136 Beverley St., Toronto
19.
A.R.C. Industries,
133 Durham Street, Port Colborne
47.
June Smith Vocational Training School,
830 Portage Ave., Fort Frances
20.
A.R.C. Industries (Work Training Centre)
321 Enford Road, Richmond Hill
48.
Kinsmen Centre for the Retarded,
19 Betzner Avenue South, Kitchener
21.
A.R.C. Industries, Adult Training Centre,
20 Walnut Street, St. Catharines
49.
Kinsmen Newhaven Opportunity Centre,
337 Fourth Avenue, Niagara Falls
22.
A.R.C. Industries,
29 Brock St. West, Tillsonburg
50.
Kinsmen Training Centre,
2400 Virginia Park Ave., Windsor
23.
A.R.C. Industries,
186 Beverley Street, Toronto 2B
51.
London Goodwill Industries Association,
295 Richmond Street, London
24.
A.R.C. Shop,
14 Balsam St. North, Timmins
52.
Marina Lodge,
3285 Bayview Avenue, Toronto
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53.
North Peel Enterprises,
68.
Rehabilitation Industries (Ottawa),
9 Haggart Ave. South, Brampton
346 Queen Street, Ottawa
54.
Operation Reclaim (Algoma) Inc.,
69.
Rehabilitation Industries (St. Catharines),
192 Wellington St. W., Sault Ste. Marie
72 Hartzell Road, St. Catharines
55.
Opportunity Centre for the Handicapped,
70.
Rehabilitation Industries (Twin Cities) Kiwanis
Churchill Rd. & Tashmoo Ave., Sarnia
Branch,
150 Victoria St. S., Kitchener
56.
Opportunity Training Centre,
343 Waterloo Avenue, Guelph
71.
Sheltered Workshop,
225 Water Street North, Gait
57.
Opportunity Workshop & Training Centre,
571 Richmond Street, London
72.
Sheltered Workshop,
139 Douro Street, Peterborough
58.
Porcupine Rehabilitation Enterprises,
224 Pine Street South, Timmins
73.
Sheltered Workshop of Belleville Inc.,
Kiwanis Centre, 118 Dundas St. W., Belleville
59.
Portia Adult Workshop,
302 Erie Street, Stratford
74.
Sheltered Workshop & Training Centre,
Dunlop Drive & Water St., Whitby
60.
Progress Training Centre,
78 Industry Street, Toronto 15
75.
Society for Crippled Civilians,
234 Adelaide Street E., Toronto 2
61.
R.A. Training Centre,
2 Webber Avenue, Hamilton
76.
Soogoma Industries (Work Training Centre),
79 Brock Street, Sault Ste. Marie
62.
R.F.D. Assessment Workshop,
122 Carling Street, London
77.
Sudbury Occupational Services,
1511 Fairburn Street, Sudbury
63.
R.F.D. Assessment Workshop,
12 Overlea Blvd., Toronto 17
78.
Sun Parlor Training Centre,
R.R. No. 1, Maidstone
64.
Rehabilitation Industries,
156 Bentworth Ave., Toronto 19
79.
Vocational Rehabilitation Centre of Metropolitan
65.
Rehabilitation Industries (Hamilton),
508 Wellington Street North, Hamilton
Toronto,
152 Beverley Street, Toronto 2B
66.
Rehabilitation Industries (Kingston),
80.
Willowview Training Centre,
96 Mac St., Kingston
Eagle Road, Fort Erie
67.
Rehabilitation Industries (Lakehead),
81.
W.C. Jarrett Industrial Training Centre,
899 Fort William Rd., Port Arthur ^
33 Lisgar St. North, Sudbury
Form 1
The Vocational Rehabilitation Services Act, 1966
APPLICATION FOR VOCATIONAL REHABILITATION SERVICES
To the Director, Vocational Rehabilitation Services Branch, Dejiartment of Social and Family Services,
^Parliament Buildings, Toronto.
I apply for vocational rehabilitation services under The Vocational Rehabilitation Services Act, 1966 and
In support of my application I make the following statements:
1. Name and Address:
(surname)
(given names — underline name in common use)
.Telephone No... .
(number and street or rural route) (municipality or post office)
Township of County or District of .
Lot Concession Resides with ....
(name)
(relationship)
Reach my residence from Highway No as follows:
2. Indicate whether applicant has previously made application in Ontario under any Act administered by the
Department of Social and Family Services: Yes Q No Q If "yes", give details
3. Sex: Male Q Female Q
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4. Marital Status: Single Q Married Q Widow Q Deserted n Separated Q Divorced Q
Widower □
If "Married", indicate whether applicant is living with spouse: Yes Q No □
State number of dependent children living with applicant:
5. Applicant's Age Date of birth: Place of Birth:
(day) (month) (year)
6. State how long applicant has resided in Ontario immediately prior to the date of this application: years.
7. State how long applicant has been a disabled person:
Describe in what way applicant is disabled:
Type of aids or prosthetic appliances used:
Name of applicant's physician:
Address:
8. Indicate whether applicant or spouse has served in the armed forces: Yes Q No Q
If "Yes", complete Table A below.
9. Indicate whether applicant is in receipt of compensation under The Workmen's Compensation A ct: Yes Q No Q
If "Yes", give details:
(claim number)
10. Applicant's education and training:
11. Present occupation of applicant:
Occupation followed by applicant prior to becoming a disabled person:
(Note: Use Table B below to list applicant's present and all previous employers.)
Present occupation of spouse:
12. Indicate whether applicant has ever received or applied for rehabilitation services under a rehabilitation or
other similar programme Yes □ No □ If "Yes", give details:
13. (a) If vocational training is provided for applicant, state whether applicant can arrange to take care of living
expenses while training: Yes Q No Q
If "Yes", state how:
If "No", state present means of subsistence:
(b) Statewhether applicant is prepared, if necessary, to live away from home for vocational training: Yes □
No D
(c) If, after training, employment is not available in home community, state whether applicant is prepared
to accept employment wherever it may be secured: Yes Q No Q
14. Applicant referred for vocational rehabilitation services by:
(name of organization or person)
(address)
15. Signatures:
Dated at this day of , 19.
(signature of provincial officer or the person approved (signature of applicant)
by the Director completing application) or
(signature of person making application
on behalf of applicant)
(official title)
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16. Authorization:
I hereby authorize the Department of Social and Family Services and its representatives to release
information with respect to my disabled condition and my application for vocational rehabilitation services
to such agencies, persons or employers as may be concerned with my rehabilitation.
(signature of applicant)
or
(signature of person making application
on behalf of applicant)
Table A
Service in Armed Forces by Applicant or Spouse
Service by:
Type of
Service
Service
Number
Enlistment
Discharge
Theatre of War in
Which Service Rendered
Date
Place
Date
Place
Applicant
Spouse
Indicate whether applicatio
If "Yes", with what result?
n has been made for a veteran's pension or other benefit: Yes □ No Q
Table B
Occupational History (If space insufficient, attach separate sheet)
Employer and Address
Dates Employed
From
To
Type of Work
Wages
(W'eekor Month)
Reason for Leaving
(i) State whether applicant is registered with the Canada Manpower Centre for employment:
Yes D No D If "Yes", where
(ii) Unemployment Insurance No.: Applicant
Spouse
(iii) Social Insurance No.: Applicant
Spouse
Narrative: (Use separate sheet for narrative giving full details under the following headings)
(i) Additional Information: Record under this heading any additional information to supplement that
given in the application, which may be helpful in determining whether applicant might benefit from
vocational rehabilitation services.
(ii) Recommended Rehabilitation Plan: Specify type or types of services which seem to be required for
the rehabilitation of the applicant and, in particular, give recommendations for training, where
applicable.
(iii) General Observations and Comments: Give general impressions of applicant, attitudes, motivation,
suitability, competence, etc.
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Form 2
The Vocational Rehabilitation Services Act, 1966
APPLICATION FOR MAINTENANCE ALLOWANCE
To the Director, Vocational Rehabilitation Services Branch, Department of Social and Family Services,
Parliament Buildings, Toronto.
I apply for a maintenance allowance under The Vocational Rehabilitation Services Act, 1966 and in support
of my application I make the following statements:
PART 1
L Name.
(surname)
(given name(s) )
Address Telephone No.
(number) (street or rural route)
(city, town, village or P.O. township)
Date of birth:
(day) (month)
2, Marital Status of Applicant:
Single D Married Q Date
(year)
Widow(er) G Deserted D Date of Death
or Desertion . .
Separated Q Divorced Q Date.
Place .
Place .
Place .
3. Spouse and Dependants: (List spouse and all persons who are substantially dependent upon the disabled
person for support and maintenance.)
Name of Spouse
and
Names of Dependants
Date of Birth
Day Month Year
Sex
Attending School
(Yes or No)
Living with Applicant
(Yes or No)
Spouse
Dependants
4. Public Assistance:
Indicate whether applicant or spx>use is in receipt of any form of public assistance, such as: Family Benefits,
General Welfare Assistance, Disabled Persons Allowance, Blind Persons Allowance, Old Age Assistance,
Old Age Security, Workmen's Compensation, Military Pension or Allowance, Social or Unemployment
Insurance, or others: Yes Q No Q
If "Yes", state type(s), number(s), date(s), of grant(s) and amount(s):
5. Income:
(a) List all income received by applicant and spouse, such as gross and net earnings from employment,
income from business ventures (give gross income and expense), farm income, rentals, income from
roomers and boarders (names to be given), estates, annuities, pension plans, superannuation
schemes, insurance benefits, income from mortgages receivable or agreements for sale, contributions,
etc.
Where applicant or spouse has earnings from employment, attach "Statement of Earnings" or
pay slip.
Where income is received through the operation of a farm, attach "Farm Report".
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Description of Income
A.
or
S.
Received From
Monthly Amounts
Gross
Net
(b) Will income listed above continue at the same rate during the next twelve months? Yes □ No n
If "No", give full details in "Remarks".
6. Does applicant or spouse expect any increase in assets or additional income other than those listed? Yes n
No D
If "Yes", give full details in "Remarks".
7. Personal Property or Liquid Assets:
Cash, bank or savings accounts, moneys in trust, loans, securities, investments, bonds, stocks, debentures, etc.
For all bank or savings accounts, attach separate statements.
Description
A. or S.
Value
8. Real Property:
Address of Property
Description
(House, Apt., Duplex,
Store, Farm, Lot, etc.)
A.
or
S.
Owned
or Life
Lease
Rented, Vacant
or Occupied
by A. & S.
Market
Value
Details of Mortgages or other encumbrances on real property, if any:
9. Living Conditions and Expenses:
Describe type of residence or living accommodation:
Number of rooms occupied:
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Monthly Living Expenses: (for family, where applicable)
Living Expenses
Rent on occupied property (see note)
Mortgage payments (including interest) on property.
Taxes on property
Fire Insurance on property
Rooms:
Lodging only ......
Board and Lodging .
Utilities:
Electricity
Water
Gas
Telephone
Fuel
vu.
viii.
ix.
x.
xi.
xii.
xiii.
xiv.
XV.
xvi.
xvii.
xviii.
xix.
Expenses to maintain the home .
Drugs or other medical supplies ,
Dental
Life Insurance Premiums
Hospital Care Insurance \ if not deducted from wage
Medicare Insurance
Public transportation
Outside meals
Laundry
Special diet or clothing
Car Insurance
Personal transportation costs
Other (specify):
Monthly
Amount
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
10. Debts:
Owing to Whom?
By
A. or S.
For What?
Monthly
Payments
Outstanding
Balance
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11. Is applicant or spouse paying premiums under the Ontario Hospital Care Insurance Plan or the Ontario
Medical Services Insurance Plan? Yes □ No □
If "Yes", insert Numbers O.H.S.C.
Family?
O.M.S.I.P.
Single?
Does the applicant wish to apply for this coverage for himself and dependents?
If so, please indicate O.H.S.C.
O.M.S.I.P.
Neither
Social Insurance Number:
12. Verification:
I hereby certify that all the statements in this application are true to the best of my knowledge and belief,
and no information required to be given has been concealed or omitted.
(signature of applicant)
(signature of person making application
on behalf of applicant)
ite' whether rental includes:
Yes No
Heat D D
Yes
Water Q
No
D
Electricity □ D
Gas D
a
PART 2
REMARKS
In this Part give full details under the following headings:
(1) Home Conditions (describe):
(2) Additional Information: Give any necessary additional information to supplement that given in Part 1;
classify your remarks under appropriate headings; and, where possible, refer to the relevant paragraphs or
sub-paragraphs of the form by number.
(3) The following forms, documents, certificates, etc., are attached:
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(4) The following forms, documents, certificates, etc., are to be forwarded later:
Dated at , this day of , 19.
From the Office
(District)
(signature of provincial officer
or person approved by Director)
Form 3
The Vocational Rehabilitation Services Act, 1966
CONSENT TO INSPECT ASSETS
I, , an applicant for a maintenance
allowance under The Vocational Rehabilitation Services Act, 1966, and I, ,
(complete only where applicable)
spouse of the above applicant, consent that:
1. Any person authorized by the Director may inspect and have access to any account or safety deposit box
held by me alone or jointly, in any bank, trust company or other financial institution or to any assets held
by me or on my behalf by any person, or any records relating to any of them.
2. The Director or his authorized representative may secure information in respect of any life or accident insur-
ance policy on my late spouse,
(complete only where applicable)
Dated at , this day of ,19
(signature of applicant)
(witness) (address)
Dated at , this. day of ,19.
(signature of spouse, where applicable)
(witness) (address, if different)
Form 4
The Vocational Rehabilitation Services Act, 1966
MEDICAL REPORT
Note to Examining Physician: The information submitted on this form will be used in conjunction with
relevant social data to assist in determining whether or not the disabled person might benefit from vocational
rehabilitation services which may enable him (her) to engage in any substantially gainful occupation.
To the Director, Vocational Rehabilitation Services Branch, Department of Social and Family Services, Parliament
Buildings, Toronto.
Name of Person Examined:
(surname — please print) (given name(s) )
Address:
1. Sex: Male n Female n Age: years
2. General Medical Appraisal: (Nature and duration of illness or disability and diagnosis; pertinent
physical, mental or emotional findings)
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3. Specific Factors or Conditions Limiting Employment: (Please specify any physical activities, working
conditions or occupations that are to be avoided)
4. (a) May work or commence training hours per day, beginning ; or
(date)
(6) Full-time work or training beginning.
(date)
5. (a) Will condition probably improve? Worsen? Remain unchanged? . .
(b) Is patient continuing treatment? Will treatment interfere with work or training?.
(c) Nature of Treatment: (present or recommended)
6. Additional Comments: (if any)
7. Certificate:
I,, am a duly qualified medical practitioner and have
(print name in capital letters)
(date)
examined the above-named person at on
and this report contains my findings and considered opinion at that time.
(signature) (address)
Form 5
The Vocational Rehabilitation Services Act, 1966
APPLICATION FOR A CAPITAL GRANT
(Check V where applicable)
1. The.
(name of approved organization)
(address)
hereby applies for a capital grant under The Vocational Rehabilitation Services Act, 1966 in respect of
□ the construction of a new building;
□ the construction of an addition to an existing building;
□ the acquisition of all or part of an existing building;
n the structural alterations to an existing building; or
□ the renovations to an existing building,
used or to be used as a workshop
(a) known, or to be known, as.
(fe) situated, or to be situated, at .
(name of workshop)
(address)
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(c) consisting, or to consist of, building(s); and
(d) having, or to have, an estimated capacity to serve disabled persons, and
(e) having, or to have, an estimated square feet of floor space.
2. The estimated total capital cost of the workshop is as follows:
Land, where applicable $
Other costs, including construction, alterations, renovations or
acquisition, but excluding furnishings and equipment
Estimated Total Capital Cost
3. The organization intends to finance this capital cost in the following manner:
Ontario is to pay the lesser of,
(a) 25% of capital cost $
or (b) $3.75 per square foot $
Payable by Ontario $
Payable by the Organization (see note) $
Estimated Total Capital Cost
4. □ The site plan, plans, specifications and (or) structural sketches were filed with the Director, in duplicate,
on 19 ; or
□ The site plan, plans, specifications and (or) structural sketches are attached, in duplicate.
5. The building was or the organization expects that the building will be ready for use as a workshop'on or
about , 19
Dated at this day of ,19
[signature and title of authorized officer of
the Organization)
(signature and title of authorized officer of
the Organization)
Note: The Organization intends to finance its portion of the capital cost in the following manner:.
DEPARTMENTAL USE ONLY
Q site plan approved n plans and specifications approved Q structural sketch approved
Estimated cost to Ontario
(c) 25% of capital cost $
(6) sq. feet of approved floor space x $3.75 $
Lesser of (a) or (b) $
Approved as being for the establishment, expansion or improvement of services in the above workshop.
Dated at this day of , 19.
(signature of Director)
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Form 6
The Vocational Rehabilitation Services Act, 1966
APPLICATION FOR PAYMENT OF A CAPITAL GRANT
(Check V where applicable)
The ^
(name of approved Organization)
(address)
hereby applies for payment of a capital grant under The Vocational Rehabilitation Services Act, 1966 in the amount
of
as calculated under n Part I (below) or Q Part II (below)
Part I TO BE USED WHERE THE APPROVED CAPITAL PROJECT IS COMPLETED
L Name of Workshop
Address
The capital grant applied for is in respect of:
Q the construction of a new building;
n the construction of an addition to an existing building;
□ the acquisition of all or part of an existing building;
□ the structural alterations to an existing building; or
n the renovations to an existing building,
used, or to be used, as a workshop
2. (a) the above mentioned project was completed on ,19
(i) the workshop consists of building(s).
(c) the actual total capital cost is $
>
{d) the approved plans provided for square feet of floor space.
(c) the completed project provides actual square feet of floor space.
3. Calculation of Capital Grant:
The lesser of (1) 25% of actual total capital cost $
or
(2) actual square feet x $3.75 $
is
I
Less: Payment applied for in prior Application for Payment
of a Capital Grant dated , 19. . . %
Capital grant applied for $
4. Application for Capital Grant in Form 5 was submitted on , 19 .
5. We certify that,
(o) application for the capital grants requested above has not previously been made;
(6) the actual total capital cost to the Organization is as shown in paragraph 2 (c) above;
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(c) all accounts applicable to the cost of construction or acquisition have been paid; and
(d) all refundable sales tax has been taken into account.
Dated at .this day of ,19
(signature and title of authorized officer of
the Organization)
(signature and title of authorized officer of
the Organization)
Part II TO BE USED WHERE THE APPROVED CAPITAL PROJECT IS
AT LEAST 50% COMPLETE
1. Name of Workshop
Address
The capital grant applied for is in respect of,
□ the construction of a new building; or
□ the construction of an addition to an existing building, used, or to be used, as a workshop.
2. (c) Actual capital cost to date is $
(b) Approved plans provide for square feet of floor space.
(c) Estimated total capital cost is $
3. Calculation of Capital Grant:
The lesser of (1) 25% of estimated total capital cost $
or
(2) approved square feet X $3.75 $
I
Less: 50% to be applied for on completion $
Capital grant applied for $
4. Application for a Capital Grant in Form 5 was submitted on , 19 . . .
5. We certify that,
(a) application for the capital grants requested above has not previously been made; and
{b) the actual total capital cost to date to the Organization is as shown in paragraph 2 (c) above.
Dated at this day of ,19
«l
(signature and title of authorized officer of
the Organization)
(signature and title of authorized officer of
the Organization)
DEPARTMENTAL USE ONLY
n Calculations checked Q Form 5 examined Q Prior Form 6 examined (if applicable)
□ Form 7 examined where applicable.
Dated 19 . . . Approved
(signature of Director)
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Form 7
The Vocational Rehabilitation Services Act, 1966
CERTIFICATE OF ARCHITECT OR PROFESSIONAL ENGINEER
(Check \/ where applicable)
I, , a member in good standing
of the: Q Ontario Association of Architects; or
Q Association of Professional Engineers of the Province of Ontario hereby certify:
1. That I have personally inspected the:
□ construction of the new building;
□ construction of the addition to the existing building;
Q acquired building; or
Q structural alterations to the existing building
for
(name of Organization)
(address)
for use as a workshop.
2. That the workshop,
(a) is situated at the address known as
{b) consists, or will consist of, building(s).
(c) has, or will have, square feet of floor space.
(d) is □ at least 50% completed
or □ 100% completed and ready for use and occupancy.
3. That to the best of my knowledge, information and belief
(a) the building conforms to:
Q the plans and specifications ^
□ the structural sketch,
copies of which the authorized officers of the Organization inform me were filed with the Director;
and
(6) the capital cost of the building to date, is as follows:
(i) for land, where applicable $
(ii) for other capital costs (excluding furnishings and equipment)
Total Capital Cost to date $
Dated at this day of , 19 .
(address of Professional Office) (signature)
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1. The.
Form 8
The Vocational Rehabilitation Services Act, 1966
APPLICATION FOR A CAPITAL GRANT FOR FURNISHINGS OR EQUIPMENT
(name of approved Organization)
(address)
hereby applies for a capital grant under The Vocational Rehabilitation Services Act, 1966, in respect of furnish-
ings or equipment for the improvement, establishment or expansion of services of the following approved
workshop:
(name)
(address)
2. We certify that the following items:
Date
Ordered
Name of
Supplier
Item
Date
Received
Net
Price
Date
Paid
Date Approved
by Director
.
(a) were received in good condition;
(6) will be used only in the approved workshop;
(c) have been paid for; and
{d) were fairly priced.
3. Capital Grant requested is 25% of $ " $
Dated at this.
.day of.
.,19.
(signature and title of authorized officer of
the Organization)
(signature and title of authorized officer of
the Organization)
DEPARTMENTAL USE ONLY
Q Calculations checked Q Approvals examined Q Not previously included for grant.
Capital grant approved in the amount of $ as being for the establishment, expansion or improve-
ment of services in the approved workshop.
Dated , 19.
(signature of Director)
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Form 9
The Vocational Rehabilitation Services Act, 1966
APPLICATION FOR PAYMENT OF AN OPERATING GRANT
(Check V where applicable)
Quarterly application for the period including the months of:
April, May and June, 19. . . . D
July, August and September, 19. . . . Q
October, November and December, 19 ... . D
January, February and March, 19 ... . D
Name of Workshop
Address of Workshop
Name of Organization Operating Workshop
Part 1
In this Part, the above Organization applies for a payment of:
being computed at the rate of $20.00 per month multiplied by the number of disabled persons that may be accom-
modated together in the workshop to receive services as determined by the Director.
Month
Number Approved
Requested Payment
@ $20
@ $20
@ $20
Total
Part 2
The statistical information set out below is to be based on the number of disabled persons receiving vocational
rehabilitation services in the workshop on the last working day of each month of the period covered in this applica-
tion and is to agree with the numbers on the workshop records.
Month
Number Approved
Number in Attendance on
Last working day of the month
We certify that the above information is true and correct.
Dated at this.
(signature and title of authorized officer of
Organization)
(signature of Workshop Manager)
.day of , ., 19
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DEPARTMENTAL USE ONLY
□ Calculations checked
□ Not previously presented for payment
Dated.
,19....
Approved:
(signature of Director)
(9146)
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O. Reg. 65/68.
Fill — Cataraqui Region.
Made— February 13th, 1968.
Approved — February 23rd, 1968.
Filed— March 1st, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE CONSERVATION AUTHORITIES ACT
1. Subparagraph ii, as remade by section 1 of
Ontario Regulation 58/66, and subparagraph v of
paragraph 2 of the Schedule to Ontario Regula-
tion 245/65 are revoked and the following substituted
therefor:
ii. Lots 2 and 3 and lots 7 to 16, both inclusive,
in Concession II.
V. Lots 25 to 32, both inclusive, in Concession V.
Cataraqui Region Conservation Authority:
JAMES McCOWAN,
Chairman.
ANNE M. HUTCHISON,
Secretary- Treasurer.
Dated at Kingston, this 13th day of February, 1968.
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THE SANATORIA FOR CONSUMPTIVES ACT
O. Reg. 66/68.
General.
Made— February 22nd, 1968.
Filed— March 1st, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE SANATORIA FOR CONSUMPTIVES ACT
1. Subsection 3 of section 52 of Regulation 542 of
Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1960 is amended by
striking out $6" in the second line and inserting in lieu
thereof "115".
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THE CONDOMINIUM ACT, 1967
O. Reg. 67/68.
General.
Made— February 29th, 1968.
Filed— March 1st, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE CONDOMINIUM ACT, 1967
1. Clause 0 of section 1 of Ontario Regula-
tion 299/67 is revoked.
2. Section 13 of Ontario Regulation 299/67 is
amended by striking out "Unit Index or Indexes"
in the sixth and seventh lines and inserting in lieu
thereof "Unit Register or Unit Index".
3. Ontario Regulation 299/67 is amended by adding
thereto the following section:
MONUMENT ATION
37a. — (1) Every exterior angle of a condominium
property and points at intervals not greater
than 1,000 feet on the exterior boundaries of
the property shall be defined in the survey
by,
(i) a Standard Iron Bar,
(ii) a Concrete Monument,
(iii) a Rock Bar, or
(iv) a Rock Post,
as defined in section 1 of Ontario Regula-
tion 266/61.
(2) Walls, floors, ceilings or other physical
features may be adopted as the monuments
that control the boundaries of condominium
units, if a statement to that effect is printed
on the plan or diagram of the unit that is
registered.
(3) Except as provided in subsections 1, 2 and 4,
other subdivision unit angles or corners and
every angle on the condominium plan estab-
lished to make a closed survey circuit shall
be defined by,
(i) an Iron Bar,
(ii) a Rock Cross,
(iii) a Cut Cross, or
(iv) a Rock Post,
as defined in section 1 of Ontario Regula-
tion 266/61.
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(4) Where subsection 2 is not applied, and
where monumentation in accordance with
subsection 3 is impracticable, boundaries shall
be witnessed by measurements to monuments
as defined in clause k of section 1.
(5) Monumentation may be varied where, in
the opinion of the Examiner, the requirements
of this section or of Ontario Regulation 266/61
are inappropriate, having regard to the
circumstances.
(6) Sections 3 to 11, both inclusive, of Ontario
Regulation 266/61 do not apply to condo-
minium properties.
4. Schedule 1 to Ontario Regulation 299/67 is
amended by striking out items 2 and 3 of column 1 and
inserting in lieu thereof,
"2. The County of Brant
3. The County of Bruce (L.T.)".
5. Item 1 of Schedule 3 to Ontario Regula-
ion 299/67 is revoked and the following substituted
'lerefor :
1. For the examination of a description,
(a) where the number of units does not
exceed 50, $20.00 plus 75 cents for
each unit;
(b) where the number of units exceeds 50
but does not exceed 100, $57.50 plus
60 cents for each unit over 50;
(c) where the number of units exceeds 100,
$87.50 plus 50 cents for each unit
over 100.
»49)
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THE MILK ACT, 1965
O. Reg. 68/68.
Milk Producers — Licences.
Made— March 1st, 1968.
Filed— March 1st, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE MILK ACT, 1965
MILK PRODUCERS— LICENCES
INTERPRETATION
1. In this Regulation,
(a) "industrial milk plant" means a cheese
factory, concentrated milk plant, creamery
or milk receiving station ;
(b) "marketing board" means The Ontario Milk
Marketing Board;
(c) "producer" means a producer of milk.
APPLICATION OF REGULATION
2. This Regulation provides for the control and
regulation in any or all respects of the marketing
within Ontario of milk, including the prohibition of
such marketing in whole or in part.
LICENCES
3. — ( 1 ) No person shall commence or continue to
engage in the producing of milk except under the
authority of a licence as a producer of milk in Form 1.
(2) A licence in Form 1 is not transferable.
(3) Where a producer ceases to engage in the
producing of milk, he shall forthwith surrender his
licence to the marketing board.
(4) The marketing board may refuse to issue a
licence to commence to engage in the producing of
milk where the applicant is not qualified by experience,
financial responsibility or equipment to properly engage
in the business for which the application was made, or
for any other reason that the marketing board deems
proper.
(5) The marketing board may suspend or revoke,
or refuse to issue or renew, a licence to continue to
engage in the producing of milk for failure to observe,
perform or carry out the provisions of the Act, the
regulations, the plan or any order or direction of the
marketing board.
4. — ( 1) Every producer shall pay licence fees at the
rate of,
(c) 6^ cents for each 100 pounds or fraction
thereof of milk sold to the marketing board;
and
(6) 4 cents for each 100 pounds or fraction thereof
of milk supplied to an industrial milk plant.
(2) The marketing board shall deduct from the
moneys payable to a producer any licence fees payable
by the producer in respect of milk sold to the marketing
board.
(3) Every person who receives milk from a producer
shall deduct from the moneys payable to the producer
any licence fees payable by the producer to the market-
ing board and shall pay such licence fees to the market-
ing board.
(4) Every person who deducts licence fees under
subsection 3 shall pay to the marketing board the fees
deducted in each month not later than the 20th day of
the following month.
(5) The marketing board may recover from any
person by suit in a court of competent jurisdiction
any licence fees payable to the marketing board.
5. Ontario Regulations 295/65, 10/66, 45/66, 54/66,
76/66, 85/66, 127/66, 161/66, 194/66, 213/66, 285/66,
304/66, 306/66, 391/66, 23/67, 110/67, 123/67, 173/67,
175/67, 339/67 and 413/67 are revoked.
The Ontario Milk Marketing Board;
GEORGE R. Mclaughlin,
Chairman.
E. C. ROUSE,
Secretary.
Dated at Toronto, this 1st day of March, 1968.
Form 1
The Milk Act, 1965
LICENCE TO ENGAGE IN THE
PRODUCING OF MILK
Under The Milk Act, 1965 and the regulations, and
subject to the limitations thereof, this licence is issued
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O. Reg. 70/68
to
of.
(name)
(address)
to engage in the producing of milk.
Issued at Toronto, this day of , 19 .
The Ontario Milk Marketing Board:
Chairman
Secretary
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THE MILK ACT, 1965
O. Reg. 69/68.
Industrial Milk — Marketing.
Made— March 1st, 1968.
Filed— March 1st, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE MILK ACT, 1965
INDUSTRIAL MILK— MARKETING
interpretation
1. In this Regulation,
(c) "industrial milk plant" means a cheese
factory, concentrated milk plant, creamery
or milk receiving station;
(6) "marketing board" means The Ontario Milk
Marketing Board;
(c) "producer" means a producer of milk.
application of regulation
2. This Regulation provides for the control and
regulation in any or all respects of the marketing within
Ontario of milk, including the prohibition of such
marketing in whole or in part.
3. — (1) All milk supplied to a plant that is used
for processing into milk products shall be sold and
purchased for not less than a minimum price of,
(a) $3.54 per 100 pounds for milk that grades 1
or 2 on a Resazurin reduction test; or
(&) $3.44 per 100 pounds for milk that grades
below grade 2 on a Resazurin reduction test,
where the milk tests 3.5 per cent milk-fat.
(2) The minimum prices determined under sub-
section 1 shall be paid in addition to any amount
payable under the Agricultural Stabilization Act
(Canada) and the Canadian Dairy Commission Act
(Canada).
(3) The minimum prices that apply under sub-
section 1 shall be increased or decreased at the rate
ot 8}/2 cents for each one- tenth of 1 per cent above or
below the test of 3.5 per cent milk-fat in each 100
pounds of milk.
(4) No producer shall sell milk to an operator
of a plant, and no operator of a plant shall purchase
milk at prices less than the mmimum prices that
apply under subsections 1 and 3.
4. — (1) All milk transported to an industrial milk
plant named in column 1 of Schedule 1 shall be trans-
ported on the terms and conditions and at rates not
higher than the rates contained in the agreement set
opposite the name of the industrial milk plant in
column 2.
(2) No transporter shall transport milk to an
industrial milk plant named in column 1 of Schedule 1
other than on the terms and conditions that apply
under subsection 1.
(3) No transporter shall transport milk to an
industrial milk plant named in column 1 of Schedule 1
at rates higher than the rates that apply under sub-
section 1.
The Ontario Milk Marketing Board:
GEORGE R. Mclaughlin,
Chairman.
E. C. ROUSE,
Secretary.
Dated at Toronto, this 1st day of March, 1968.
Schedule 1
Column 1
Column 2
Name of Industrial Milk Plant
Agreement
Silverwood Dairies Ltd.,
Woodstock, Ontario
Toronto Milk Producers Co-op.,
Toronto, Ontario
Smiles & Chuckles Ltd.,
Kitchener, Ontario
65-4MP
65-3 MP
55-7MP
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THE MILK ACT, 1965
O. Reg. 70/68.
GradeA Milk — Marketing.
Made— March 1st, 1968.
Filed— March 1st, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE MILK ACT, 1965
GRADE A MILK— MARKETING
INTERPRETATION
1. In this Regulation,
(c) "dairy requirements" means the amount in
pounds of grade A milk that is equal to,
(i) the volume of sales in pounds of a
processor of the fluid milk products
designated in section 2 of Ontario
Regulation 107/67, other than cereal
cream, table cream and whipping
cream, excluding bulk sales of butter-
milk or skim-milk for purposes other
than resale as fluid milk products and
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10 per cent of the volume of sales in
pounds of chocolate dairy drink,
chocolate milk and fruit-flavoured
milk, and
(ii) shrinkage in excess of 2 per cent of the
amount in pounds of grade A milk
that the processor requires;
(6) "marketing board" means The Ontario Milk
Marketing Board;
(c) "milk" means grade A milk bought from pro-
ducers by the marketing board;
(d) "processor" means a person engaged in the
processing of fluid milk products or on whose
behalf fluid milk products are processed, and
includes a person engaged in the processing
of concentrated liquid milk, concentrated
liquid chocolate milk, concentrated liquid
partly-skimmed milk or concentrated liquid
skim-milk;
(e) "producer" means a producer of milk to whom
a quota for the marketing of grade A milk
has been fixed and allotted by the marketing
board, but does not include a producer whose
quota has been cancelled by the marketing
board ;
(/) "secondary milk" means the amount in
pounds of grade A milk that a processor
requires for any purpose other than dairy
requirements and the processing of con-
centrated liquid milk, concentrated liquid
chocolate milk, concentrated liquid partly-
skimmed milk, or concentrated liquid skim-
milk, and includes shrinkage to and including
2 per cent of the amount in pounds of grade A
milk that the processor requires.
APPLICATION OF REGULATION
2. This Regulation provides for the control and
regulation in any or all respects of the marketing
within Ontario of milk, including the prohibition of
such marketing in whole or in part.
PURCHASE AND SALE OF MILK
3. All milk bought by a processor shall be sold to
the processor by the marketing board and bought by
the processor from the marketing board on the terms
and conditions prescribed in this Regulation.
4. — (1) No processor shall buy milk from any
person other than the marketing board.
(2) No person other than the marketing board shall
sell milk to a processor.
(3) No processor shall sell the milk produced by
a producer.
5. No processor shall process, pack or package
any milk that has not been sold by the marketing
board.
6. — (1) Every person shall pay to the marketing
board the price or prices for all milk sold to him by the
marketing board.
(2) The marketing board may recover from any
person by suit in a court of competent jurisdiction any
price or prices for milk payable to the marketing board.
ASSIGNMENT OF PRODUCERS
7. — (1) Where the marketing board sells milk to a
processor, the marketing board shall assign to the
processor a sufficient number of producers to supply
his requirements for milk.
(2) Except as otherwise provided in this Regula-
tion, every processor shall receive all milk supplied
to him by the producers assigned to him by the
marketing board.
8. — (1) On a request by a processor, the marketing
board shall assign to him producers who have Jersey
cows or Guernsey cows, as the case may be, where,
(a) such producers were supplying milk to the
processor immediately preceding the coming
into force of this Regulation; and
(b) the average milk-fat content of the total
volume of milk in pounds supplied by each
of such producers during the three-month
period immediately preceding the request
was not less than 4.4 per cent.
(2) On a request by a processor, including a
processor mentioned in subsection 1, the marketing
board shall assign to him producers who have Jersey
cows or Guernsey cows, as the case may be, where,
(a) such producers are readily available; and
(b) the average milk-fat content of the total
volume of milk in pounds supplied by each
of such producers during the three-month
period immediately preceding the request
was not less than 4.4 per cent.
(3) No processor mentioned in subsections 1 and 2
shall cease to receive the milk of a producer assigned
to him by the marketing board until the expiry of
thirty days after the marketing board receives notice
in writing of the processor's intention to cease receiving
the milk of the producer.
REJECTED MILK
9. Where milk supplied to a processor is rejected
by a milk grader at a plant under Regulation 432 of
Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1960,
(a) the processor shall notify the marketing
board forthwith; and
(b) the marketing board, on receipt of a notice
under clause a, shall,
(i) sjjpply to him an equivalent amount of
milk as soon as possible after receipt of
the notice, and
(ii) cause the rejected milk to be removed
from his premises at no cost to him.
INSUFFICIENT SUPPLY OF MILK
10. Where the producers assigned to a processor
under subsection 1 of section 7 fail to supply his normal
requirements for milk, the marketing board shall assign
additional producers to him.
11. — (1) Where from time to time the amount of
milk supplied to a processor by the producers assigned
to him under subsection 1 of section 7 is not sufficient
for his requirements, he shall notify the marketing
board respecting the amount of additional milk required
by him.
(2) On receipt of a notice under subsection 1, the
marketing board,
(o) where milk is readily available; or
(b) where the notice is received not less than
thirty-six hours preceding the time the milk
is required,
shall supply to the processor the amount of additional
milk required by him.
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(3) The marketing board shall not,
(a) assign additional producers to a processor
under section 10; or
(b) supply additional milk to a processor under
subsection 2,
unless the processor is utilizing all milk supplied to him
by the producers assigned to him under subsection 1
of section 7.
EXCESS SUPPLY Of MILK
12. Where,
(a) producers assigned to a processor supply
milk in excess of his normal requirements; and
(b) the processor notifies the marketing board,
the marketing board shall reduce the number of pro-
ducers so as to satisfy his normal requirements.
13. — (1) Where from time to time the amount of
milk supplied to a processor by the producers assigned
to him is in excess of his requirements, he shall forth-
with notify the marketing board respecting the amount
of excess milk.
(2) The marketing board shall divert the amount
of excess milk by,
(c) re-directing such milk to another processor; or
(b) causing such milk to be removed from the
processor's plant,
within thirty-six hours of receipt of a notice under
subsection 1.
(3) Subject to subsection 4, where excess milk is
removed from a processor's plant under clause b of
subsection 2, the processor shall compensate the
marketing board for,
(c) the cost of removing the milk; and
(b) the losses incurred by the marketing board in
disposing of the milk.
(4) Where the marketing board fails to remove
excess milk after receipt of a notice under subsection 1,
the processor is not liable to compensate the market-
ing board under subsection 3.
14. — (1) Notwithstanding section 13, where from
time to time the amount of milk supplied to a processor
by the producers assigned to him is in excess of his
requirements, the processor may, with the approval
in writing of the marketing board obtained on applica-
tion therefor, divert such excess milk to the processor
or processors designated by the marketing board in its
approval upon notifying,
(a) the transporters transporting the excess milk;
and
(b) the processor or processors to whom such milk
is diverted.
(2) An approval by the marketing board under
subsection 1,
(o) shall designate,
(i) the producers whose milk may be
diverted, and
(ii) the transporters and processors with
whom the processor may arrange for
the diversion of excess milk;
(b) may be cancelled at any time by the market-
ing board by notice in writing to the processor
not less than forty-eight hours before the
cancellation takes effect; and
(c) is issued on the condition that the processor
furnishes the marketing board with such
information respecting the diversion of milk
as the marketing board requires.
(3) Where a processor diverts excess milk in accord-
ance with this section, the marketing board shall
compensate him for his actual expenses in connection
therewith.
15. For the purposes of sections 9, 11 and 13, the
marketing board shall have personnel available on
every day except Sunday as follows:
1. Monday to Friday, both inclusive, from
9 a.m. until 5 p.m.
2. Saturday and a statutory holiday, from
9 a.m. until 4 p.m.
16. — (1) All grade A milk supplied to a processor
in those parts of Ontario comprising the Northern
Ontario Pool, the Northwestern Ontario Pool and the
Thunder Bay Pool, as described in Ontario Regulation ~
52/68, that is utilized by the processor as dairy re-
quirements shall be sold by the marketing board and
bought by the processor for not less than a minimum
price of $6.72 per 100 pounds for milk testing 3.5 per i
cent milk-fat.
(2) All grade A milk supplied to a processor in
those parts of Ontario comprising the Muskoka-Parry
Sound Pool and the Southern Ontario Pool, as de-
scribed in Ontario Regulation 52/68, that is utilized
by the processor as dairy requirements shall be sold
by the marketing board and bought by the processor
for not less than a minimum price of $6.15 per 100
pounds for milk testing 3.5 per cent milk-fat.
(3) All grade A milk supplied to a processor that
is utilized by the processor as secondary milk shall be
sold by the marketing board and bought by the pro-
cessor for not less than a minimum price of $3.54 per
100 pounds for milk testing 3.5 per cent milk-fat.
(4) All milk supplied to a plant that is utilized
for processing into concentrated liquid milk, con-
centrated liquid chocolate milk, concentrated liquid
partly-skimmed milk or concentrated liquid skim-milk
shall be sold by the marketing board and bought by
the processor for not less than a minimum price of
$5.71 per 100 pounds for milk testing 3.5 per cent
milk-fat.
(5) The minimum prices that apply under subsec-
tions 1, 2 and 4 shall be increased or decreased at the
rate of 6 cents for each one-tenth of 1 per cent above
or below the test of 3.5 per cent milk-fat in each 100
pounds of milk.
(6) The minimum price that applies under sub-
section 3 shall be increased or decreased at the rate of
8^ cents for each one-tenth of 1 per cent above or
below the test of 3.5 per cent milk-fat in each 100
pounds of milk.
DELIVERY OF MILK
17. — (1) Milk shall be delivered to a processor on
the days and at the times agreed upon by the market-
ing board and the processor.
(2) Every processor shall,
(a) provide space and facilities for the unloading
of milk from a tank truck;
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(b) unload the milk from a tank truck,
(i) within two hours of the time of arrival
at the plant where the arrival is at a
time agreed upon under subsection 1, or
(ii) within such additional time as may be
required where an emergency exists at
the plant by reason of a processing
breakdown;
(c) receive from the operator of the tank truck
the first and second copies of the milk col-
lection report made and signed by the
operator; and
(d) make and sign a milk collection summary
in a form provided by the marketing board.
18. Where a processor receives milk on any day,
he shall on the next following day that is not a holiday
forward to the marketing board by prepaid first class
mail,
(a) one copy of the milk collection report referred
to in clause c; and
(b) one copy of the milk collection summary
referred to in clause d,
of subsection 2 of section 17.
19. — (1) Every processor shall, in respect of each
month,
(a) make and sign a milk utilization report in a
form provided by the marketing board; and
(b) mail such milk utilization report to the
marketing board by prepaid first class mail
before the sixth day of the next following
month or, where a holiday falls within that
six-day period, before the seventh day of that
month.
(2) Subject to subsection 3, where a processor fails
to comply with subsection 1 in respect of any month,
(a) all milk supplied to the processor in the month
shall be deemed to have been utilized by the
processor as dairy requirements; and
(b) the processor shall pay the marketing board
for the milk at the price prescribed for milk
utilized as dairy requirements.
(3) Upon receipt of the milk utilization report
mentioned in subsection 1, the marketing board shall
adjust the amount determined under clause b of sub-
section 2 in accordance with the utilization of the milk
as shown on such report.
PAYMENT FOR MILK
20. — (1) The marketing board shall, in respect of
each month,
(a) prepare a statement of the milk supplied to
the processor in the month that determines
the amount that the processor shall pay to the
marketing board for milk utilized or deemed
to be utilized as dairy requirements and as
secondary milk; and
(b) mail such statement to the processor by pre-
paid first class mail not later than the fifteenth
day of the next following month.
(2) The statement mentioned in subsection 1 shall
be accompanied by a further statement containing,
(a) a list of all truck loads of milk received by the
processor in the month;
(b) the weight of milk in each truck load; and
(c) the milk-fat content of the milk in each truck
load.
21. — (1) Every processor shall pay to the market-
ing board the amount payable for milk supplied to the
processor in any month as follows:
1. A payment on account, at the rate of $3.50
per 100 pounds, not later than the fourteenth
day of the next following month or, where a
holiday falls within the first twelve days of
that month, not later than the fifteenth day
of that month.
2. The balance of the amount payable not later
than the twenty-second day of the next fol-
lowing month.
(2) Every payment made to the marketing board
under subsection 1 shall be identified with the plant
of the processor in respect of which it is made.
22. — (1) For the purposes of this Regulation, milk
shall be tested for milk-fat content by,
(a) an Infra Red Milk Analyzer at a laboratory
approved by The Milk Commission of Ontario;
(b) the Babcock test by a milk-tester at the plant
of the processor,
in accordance with Regulation 432 of Revised Regu-
lations of Ontario, 1960.
(2) Where milk is tested for milk-fat content by
an Infra Red Milk Analyzer, the marketing board
shall furnish the processor with a copy of the statement
supplied by the laboratory of the milk-fat content of
the milk of each producer assigned to the processor.
(3) Where milk is tested for milk-fat content by
the Babcock test, the processor,
(a) shall make in a form provided by the market-
ing board a statement of the milk-fat content
of the milk of each producer assigned to the
processor; and
(b) shall forward the statement to the marketing
board by prepaid first class mail not later than
the sixth day of the month next following
the month in which the milk was tested.
(4) Where a load of milk is received by a processor,
(a) from producers assigned to him; or
(b) from producers whose milk was diverted to
him,
the weighted average of the milk-fat content of the
milk of the producers thereof for the test period estab-
lished for such producers under Regulation 432 of
Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1960 in which the load
was received shall be the milk-fat content of the milk
in the load.
(5) Where a processor receives milk that is diverted
by another processor who cannot identify the producers
of such milk, the milk-fat content of the milk shall be
agreed upon by such processors and shall be recorded
on the milk collection report that accompanies the
tank truck of diverted milk and, failing such agreement,
the weighted average of the milk-fat content of the
milk of the producers assigned to the diverting processor
as determined by the marketing board shall be the
milk-fat content of the diverted milk.
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VERIFICATION OF MILK WEIGHTS
23. — (1) For the purposes of determining the
amount payable by a processor for milk supplied to
him in any month, the processor shall accept as the
weight of each tank truck of milk received by him the
weight recorded in the milk collection report of the
operator of the tank truck.
(2) Notwithstanding subsection 1, a processor may
verify the weight of milk received by him,
(c) during any month by weighing every tank
truck of milk received by him in that month in
respect of a transport route of a transporter;
(b) by weighing from time to time any tank truck
of milk received by him.
(3) Where,
(c) a processor verifies the weight of milk in
accordance with clause a of subsection 2 ;
(b) the total weight for the month is less than
recorded on the milk collection reports there-
for; and
(c) the shortage exceeds .35 per cent of the
weight recorded,
the processor may submit a claim for payment to the
marketing board for that portion of the shortage that
exceeds .35 per cent of the weight recorded.
(4) Where,
(o) a processor verifies the weight of a tank truck
of milk under clause b of subsection 2;
(b) the weight is less than recorded on the milk
collection report therefor; and
(c) the shortage exceeds .70 per cent of the weight
recorded,
the processor may submit a claim for payment to the
marketing board for that portion of the shortage that
exceeds .70 per cent of the weight recorded.
(5) No claim shall be made under subsection 4 in
respect of a tank truck of milk included in a claim
under subsection 3.
24. — (1) For the purposes of a claim under sub-
section 3 or 4 of section 23, the weight of milk received
by a processor shall be verified,
(a) by weighing the tank truck of milk on a
platform-type weighing machine,
(i) inspected, verified and stamped under
the Weights and Measures Act (Can-
ada),
(ii) capable of weighing the gross weight,
including all axles of the tank truck,
and
(iii) so located that the tare weight may be
measured without moving the tank
truck;
(b) by weighing the tank truck of milk by means
of a weighmg machine,
(i) inspected, verified and stamped under
the Weights and Measures Act (Can-
ada), and
(ii) equipped with a tank having a capacity
of^ not less than one-third of the
capacity of the tank truck; or
(c) by measuring the volume in gallons of the
milk in the tank truck by means of a measur-
ing machine, equipped with a meter and meter
installation and inspected, verified and
stamped under the Weights and Measures Act
(Canada), and converting the gallons to
pounds on the basis that one gallon weighs
10.32 pounds.
(2) Where the weight of milk is verified under
subsection 1 at a place other than at the plant of the
processor, the processor shall pay,
(a) any weighing or measuring charges; and
(b) where extra mileage is required in transporting
the milk for that purpose, any charges therefor
in respect of each tank truck if the extra
mileage for the tank truck exceeds twenty
miles in any month, calculated in accordance
with the rates contained in Schedule 2 of the
order of the marketing board appointing the
transporter of the milk as its agent.
(3) Where the weight of a tank truck of milk is
being verified under subsection 1, the operator of the
tank truck,
(a) shall be present during the verification; and
(b) shall sign the weigh-slip or meter-slip, as the
case may be.
25. — (1) A claim under subsection 3 or 4 of section
23,
(a) shall be made in a form provided therefor
by the marketing board; and
(b) shall be forwarded to the marketing board
not later than the 15th day of the month next
following the month in respect of which the
claim is made.
(2) Where a claim under subsection 3 or 4 of sec-
tion 23 is approved by the marketing board, the
amount payable in respect thereof shall be determined
at the price prescribed for milk utilized as secondary
milk.
26. — (1) A processor, for any purpose other than to
establish a claim,
(a) may from time to time verify the weight of
milk received by him by weighing any tank
truck of milk on a weighing machine inspected,
verified and stamped under the Weights and
Measures Act (Canada); and
(b) shall pay,
(i) any weighing charges; and
(ii) where extra mileage is required in
transporting the milk for the purpose
of weighing, any charges therefor in
respect of each tank truck if the extra
mileage for the tank truck exceeds
twenty miles in any month, calculated
in accordance with the rates contained
in Schedule 2 of the order of the market-
ing board appointing the transporter
of the milk as its agent.
(2) Where,
(c) on weighing under subsection 1 of two con-
secutive tank trucks of milk in respect of a
route of a transporter, the total weight of
the milk is less than recorded on the milk
collection reports; and
(6) the shortage exceeds .35 per cent of the
weight recorded,
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the processor may furnish the marketing board with
particulars in writing of the shortage and the name of
the transporter.
(3) On receipt of particulars under subsection 2,
a fieldman of the marketing board shall,
(c) on two consecutive collections accompany the
operator of the tank truck on the route
referred to in clause a of subsection 2;
(b) ensure that the operator records accurate
readings of the volume of milk in the farm
bulk tank of every producer on the route; and
(c) cause each tank truck of milk to be weighed
at no cost to the processor on a weighing
machine inspected, verified and stamped under
the Weights and Measures Act (Canada).
(4) Where,
(a) the total weight of the milk determined under
clause c of subsection 3 is less than recorded
on the milk collection reports for the tank
trucks; and
(b) the shortage exceeds .35 per cent of the
weight recorded,
a fieldman of the marketing board shall ensure that the
calibration of the farm bulk tank of every producer
on the route complies with the provisions of Regu-
lation 432 of Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1960.
27. Where the observance, performance or carrying
out of any provision of this Regulation is prevented in
whole or in part by an act of God, adverse weather,
fire, strike, lock-out, invasion or order of a civil or
military authority, a failure by the marketing board
or a processor, as the case may be, to observe, perform
or carry out the provision by reason of such prevention
shall not be deemed to be a contravention of this
Regulation.
28. The marketing board,
(a) shall cease to supply milk to a processor who
is not the holder of a licence under Regulation
432 of Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1960;
or
(b) may cease to supply milk to a processor who
fails to pay the marketing board at the times
and in the manner prescribed by subsection 1
of section 21 the amounts payable for milk
supplied to him.
The Ontario Milk Marketing Board:
GEORGE R. Mclaughlin,
Chairman.
E. C. ROUSE,
Secretary.
Dated at Toronto, this 1st day of March, 1968.
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THE MILK ACT, 1965
O. Reg. 71/68.
Grade A Milk — Transportation.
Made— March 1st, 1968.
Filed— March 1st, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE MILK ACT, 1965
GRADE A MILK— TRANSPORTATION
interpretation
1. In this Regulation,
(a) "marketing board" means The Ontario Milk
Marketing Board;
(b) "milk" means grade A milk produced by a
producer ;
(c) "producer" means a producer of milk to
whom a quota for the marketing of grade A
milk has been fixed and allotted by the market-
ing board, but does not include a producer
whose quota has been cancelled by the market-
ing board;
(d) "quota" means a quota in pounds fixed and
allotted to a producer by the marketing
board for the sale of grade A milk to the
marketing board;
(e) "transporter" means a person appointed by
the marketing board as its agent for the trans-
portation of milk, but does not include a
person whose appointment as a transporter
is terminated.
application of regulation
2. This Regulation provides for the control and
regulation in any or all respects of the marketing
within Ontario of milk, including the prohibition of
such marketing in whole or in part.
transportation
3. — (1) Every transporter shall transport milk
on the terms and conditions prescribed in this Regu-
lation and in the order of the marketing board ap-
pointing him.
(2) No person other than a transporter shall trans-
port milk.
4. — (1) Subject to subsection 2, a transporter shall
transport the milk of the producers assigned to him by
the marketing board in its order appointing him.
(2) The marketing board may assign any producer
to or from a transporter by notice in writing to the
transporter not less than fifteen days before the
assignment takes effect.
5. A transporter shall,
(a) take delivery of the milk of the producers
from time to time assigned to him by the
marketing board,
(i) on the days prescribed by the market-
ing board, and
(ii) between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. or at such
other time in the day as a producer
may permit; and
(b) transport such milk to the plant or plants
designated by the marketing board.
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6. The marketing board may from time to time
direct a transporter to transport milk to a plant or
plants other than the plant or plants designated in
the order appointing him.
7. — (1) A transporter shall deliver milk to a plant
on the days and at the times agreed upon by the trans-
porter and the operator of the plant.
(2) Where a transporter and the operator of a plant
fail to make an agreement under subsection 1, the
transporter shall forthwith notify the marketing board.
8. Where,
(a) a plant designated to receive milk from a
transporter does not receive milk daily; and
(b) the truck of the transporter arrives at the
plant before the normal closing hour of the
plant on the day preceding a day on which
the plant does not receive milk,
the marketing board shall ensure that the milk is
unloaded at the plant on such preceding day.
9. Where access to the premises of,
(o) a producer assigned to the transporter; or
(b) a plant designated to receive milk from the
transporter,
is such that transportation of the milk is impracticable,
the transporter shall forthwith notify the marketing
board.
10. Where milk is delayed in transit for a period in
excess of four hours, the transporter shall compensate
the marketing board for any loss incurred thereby
unless such delay resulted from a direction of the
marketing board.
11. — (1) Subject to subsection 3, a transporter
shall not take delivery of milk that does not comply
with the provisions of Regulation 432 of Revised
Regulations of Ontario, 1960.
(2) Subject to subsection 3, where a transporter
takes delivery of milk mentioned in subsection 1, he
shall compensate the marketing board for any loss
incurred thereby.
(3) Where,
(a) a transporter refuses to take delivery of milk
under subsection 1 ;
(b) the producer thereof notifies the marketing
board; and
(c) the marketing board directs the transporter
to take delivery of the milk,
the transporter is not liable to compensate the market-
ing board under subsection 2.
12. Where the marketing board directs a trans-
porter,
(a) to take delivery of milk referred to in sub-
section 1 of section 1 1 ; or
(b) to take delivery of milk of a producer who has
not been assigned to him,
the marketing board shall pay the transporter for
any extra mileage travelled by a tank truck of the
transporter for that purpose at the rates prescribed in
Schedule 2 of the order appointing the transporter.
13. Except as otherwise provided in this Regula-
tion, where a transporter fails to take delivery of and
transport the milk of a producer assigned to him.
(a) the transporter shall compensate the market-
ing board for any extra costs incurred by it
in transporting the milk of the producer; and
(b) the marketing board may deduct such extra
costs from the moneys payable by the market-
ing board to the transporter.
14. — (1) The marketing board shall pay any
moneyo payable to a transporter for milk transported
in any month not later than the 20th day of the next
following month.
(2) Every payment made by the marketing board
under subsection 1 shall be accompanied by an itemized
statement showing the amounts payable to and de-
ducted from the transporter.
15. At the time of taking delivery of milk from a
producer on a route of a transporter, every operator
of a tank truck shall,
(a) make and sign in quadruplicate a milk col-
lection report in the form provided by the
marketing board;
(b) deliver the fourth copy of the milk collection
report to the producer;
(c) deliver the first and second copies of the milk
collection report to the operator of the plant
to which the milk is delivered; and
(d) deliver the third copy of the milk collection
report to the transporter.
16. — (1) Where a transporter is requested by the
operator of a plant to which he delivers milk, or by the
marketing board, as the case may be, to verify the
weight of milk transported by him,
(a) in any month by weighing every tank truck
of milk in respect of a route; or
(b) by weighing from time to time any tank truck
of milk,
the transporter shall verify the weight of the milk,
(2) A transporter shall verify the weight of milk
under subsection 1,
(a) by weighing the tank truck of milk on a
platform-type weighing machine,
(i) inspected, verified and stamped under
the Weights and Measures Act (Can-
ada),
(ii) capable of weighing the gross weight,
including all axles of the tank truck,
and
(iii) so located that the tare weight may be
measured without moving the tank
truck;
(b) by weighing the tank truck of milk by means
of a weighing machine,
(i) inspected, verified and stamped under
the Weights and Measures Act (Can-
ada), and
(ii) equipped with a tank having a capacity
of not less than one-third of the
capacity of the tank truck; or
(c) by measuring the volume in gallons of the
milk in the tank truck by means of a measur-
ing machine equipped with a meter and meter
installation and inspected, verified and
stamped under the Weights and Measures Act
(Canada), and converting the gallons to
pounds on the bas' that one gallon weighs
10.32 pounds.
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(3) Where the weight of a tank truck of milk is
being verified under subsection 2, the operator of the
tank truck shall sign the weigh-slip or meter slip, as
the case may be.
17.— (1) Where,
(a) a transporter verifies the weight of milk under
clause a of subsection 1 of section 16;
(6) the total weight for the month is less than
the total weight recorded on the milk col-
lection reports therefor; and
(c) the shortage in weight exceeds .35 per cent
of the weight recorded,
the transporter shall pay the marketing board for that
portion of the shortage that exceeds .35 per cent of
the weight recorded at the price prescribed by Ontario
Regulation 70/68 for milk utilized as secondary milk.
(2) Where,
(o) a transporter verifies the weight of a tank
truck of milk under clause b of subsection 1
of section 16;
(6) the weight is less than the weight recorded
on the milk collection report therefor; and
(c) the shortage in weight exceeds .70 per cent
of the weight recorded,
the transporter shall pay the marketing board for that
portion of the shortage that exceeds .70 per cent of the
weight recorded at the price prescribed by Ontario
Regulation 70/68 for milk utilized as secondary milk.
(3) No payment shall be made under subsection 2
in respect of a tank truck of milk included in a payment
under subsection 1.
18. Where a transporter is requested by the operator
of a plant to which he delivers milk, or by the market-
ing board, as the case may be, to verify the weight
of a tank truck of milk for any purpose other than to
establish a payment under section 17, the transporter
shall verify the weight by weighing the tank truck of
milk on a weighing machine inspected, verified and
stamped under the Weights and Measures Act (Canada).
19. Where a transporter verifies the weight of milk
under section 16 or section 18, the operator of the plant
or the marketing board, as the case may be, shall pay,
(c) any weighing charges; and
(6) where extra mileage is required in transport-
ing the milk for the purpose of weighing, any
charges therefor in respect of each tank truck
if the extra mileage for the tank truck exceeds
twenty miles in any month, calculated in
accordance with the rates contained in
Schedule 2 of the order of the marketing
board appointing the transporter as its agent.
20. — (1) The marketing board shall ensure,
(c) at least once during the term of appointment
of a transporter that the calibration of the
farm bulk tank of every producer assigned to
the transporter; and
{b) after a payment is made under subsection 1
of section 17, that the calibration of the farm
bulk tank of every producer on the route in
respect of which the payment was made,
complies with the provisions of Regulation 432 of
Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1960.
(2) Where it occurs regularly that,
(a) the total weight of milk of producers on a
route of a transporter is less than the total
weight recorded on the milk collection reports
for such producers; and
(6) the shortage in weight exceeds .35 per cent
of the weight recorded,
the marketing board on a request in writing by the
transporter shall ensure that the calibration of the farm
bulk tank of every producer on the route complies with
the provisions of Regulation 432 of Revised Regulations
of Ontario, 1960.
(3) Where a request is made by a transporter
under subsection 2, he shall not be required to make
any payment to the marketing board under subsection 1
of section 17 if the calibration of the farm bulk tanks
fails to comply with the provisions of Regulation 432
of Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1960.
21. Where on the weighing under subsection 2 of
section 16 of two consecutive tank trucks of milk
transported by a transporter, the weights,
(a) exceed the weights recorded on the milk
collection reports in respect thereof; or
{b) are less than the weights recorded on the milk
collection reports in respect thereof and the
shortages in weight exceed .35 per cent of the
weights recorded,
the transporter shall forthwith furnish the marketing
board with particulars in writing of the shortages.
22. — (1) Where the farm bulk tank of a producer
assigned to a transporter is moved, the transporter
shall forthwith notify the marketing board.
(2) On receipt of a notice under subsection 1, the
marketing board shall forthwith ensure that the
calibration of the farm bulk tank complies with the
provisions of Regulation 432 of Revised Regulations
of Ontario, 1960.
23. Where a transporter has knowledge of an
impending strike by his employees, he shall forthwith
notify the marketing board.
24. Where the observance, performance or carrying
out of any provision of this Regulation is prevented in
whole or in part by an act of God, adverse weather,
fire, strike, lock-out, invasion or order of a civil or
military authority, a failure by the marketing board
or a transporter, as the case may be, to observe, perform
or carry out the provision by reason of such prevention
shall not be deemed to be a contravention of this Regu-
lation.
25. A transporter shall notify the marketing board
in writing by prepaid registered mail of any change in
his address and such notice shall be deemed to have
been received by the marketing board on the second
day that is not a holiday after the date of mailing.
26. Every transporter shall,
(a) eflfect, maintain and pay for insurance on
milk transported by him in accordance with
The Public Commercial Vehicles Act and the
regulations thereunder, with loss thereunder
payable to the marketing board as its interest
may appear; and
(6) if requested by the marketing board, furnish
the marketing board with a certified copy of
the insurance policy.
The Ontario Milk Marketing Board:
GEORGE R. Mclaughlin,
Chairman.
E. C. ROUSE,
Secretary.
Dated at Toronto, this 1st day of March, 1968.
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O. Reg. 72/68
THE MILK ACT, 1965
O. Reg. 72/68.
General.
Made— February 27th, 1968.
Approved — February 29th, 1968.
Filed— March 1st, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE MILK ACT, 1965
1. — (1) Section 1 of Regulation 432 of Revised
Regulations of Ontario, 1960, as amended by section 1
of Ontario Regulation 289/65 and section 1 of Ontario
Regulation 76/67, is further amended by adding thereto
the following clause:
{da) "marketing board" means The Ontario Milk
Marketing Board;
(2) Clause h of the said section 1, as remade by
subsection 1 of section 1 of Ontario Regulation 76/67,
is revoked and the following substituted therefor:
(A) "non-processor-distributor" means a dis-
tributor other than a processor-distributor or
a shopkeeper-distributor;
(3) Clause ha, as made by subsection 1 of section 1
of Ontario Regulation 76/67, and clause t, as amended
by section 1 of Ontario Regulation 289/65, of the said
section 1 are revoked.
(4) Clause j of the said section 1, as remade by
subsection 2 of section 1 of Ontario Regulation 76/67,
is amended by striking out "producers" in the second
line and inserting in lieu thereof "the marketing
board".
(5) Clauses k and / of the said section 1, as remade
by subsection 2 of section 1 of Ontario Regulation
76/67, are revoked.
2.-^1) Subsection 1 of section 5 of Regulation 432
of Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1960 is revoked and
the following substituted therefor:
(1) A producer shall not sell or offer for sale milk
that he has reason to believe the operator of a
plant cannot accept under Regulation 434 of
Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1960 or this
Regulation.
(2) Subsection 2a of the said section 5, as made by
subsection 1 of section 2 of Ontario Regulation 208/61,
is amended by striking out "a distributor" in the
seventh line and inserting in lieu thereof "the mar-
keting board or supply such milk to the operator of
a dairy".
3. Section 45 of Regulation 432 of Revised Regu-
lations of Ontario, 1960, as remade by section 2 of
Ontario Regulation 76/67, is revoked and the following
substituted therefor:
45. The following classes of distributors are
designated :
1. Non-processor-distributors.
2. Processor-distributors.
3. Shopkeeper-distributors.
4. Subsections 2, 3 and 4 of section 46 of Regulation
432 of Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1960, as remade
by section 3 of Ontario Regulation 76/67, are revoked
and the following substituted therefor:
(2) A licence as a processor-distributor, shop-
keeper-distributor or non-processor-distribu-
tor shall be in Form 2, Form 4a or Form 5,
respectively.
(3) A licence in Form 2 or Form 5 expires with
the 31st day of May next following the date
on which it becomes effective.
(4) The fee for a licence in Form 2 or Form 5
is $10.
5. Section 46a of Regulation 432 of Revised Regu-
lations of Ontario, 1960, as made by section 1 of
Ontario Regulation 267/62 and amended by section 4
of Ontario Regulation 76/67, is revoked and the fol-
lowing substituted therefor:
46a. Every holder of a licence in Form 2 shall be
deemed to be the holder of a licence for the
operation of a dairy.
6. Clause / of section 46f of Regulation 432 of
Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1960, as made by
section 1 of Ontario Regulation 86/66, is revoked.
7. — (1) Subsection 1 of section 46d of Regulation
432 of Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1960, as made
by section 1 of Ontario Regulation 86/66 and amended
by section 7 of Ontario Regulation 76/67 and section 2
of Ontario Regulation 196/67, is further amended by
striking out "3, 3a, 4" in the first line.
(2) Clause c of subsection 1 of the said section 46d,
as made by section 1 of Ontario Regulation 86/66, is
amended by striking out "plant" in the second line and
in the third line and inserting in lieu thereof in each
instance "dairy".
(3) Clause d of subsection 1 of the said section 46d,
as remade by section 2 of Ontario Regulation 196/67,
is revoked and the following substituted therefor:
(d) the holder of a licence pays the marketing
board in accordance with Ontario Regulation
70/68;
(4) Clause /of subsection 1 of the said section 46d,
as made by section 2 of Ontario Regulation 196/67, is
amended by striking out "producers" in the first line
and inserting in lieu thereof "the marketing board".
(5) Subsection 2 of the said section 46d, as made by
section 1 of Ontario Regulation 86/66 and amended by
section 1 of Ontario Regulation 322/67, is further
amended by striking out "3, 3a, 4" in the second line.
8. Section 50 of Regulation 432 of Revised Regu-
lations of Ontario, 1960, as remade by section 10 of
Ontario Regulation 76/67, is revoked.
9. — (1) Subsection 1 of section 51a of Regulation
432 of Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1960, as made
by section 2 of Ontario Regulation 148/63 and amended
by subsection 2 of section 2 of Ontario Regulation
289/65 and subsection 1 of section 11 of Ontario Regu-
lation 76/67, is revoked and the following substituted
therefor:
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(1) No person other than the holder of a licence
in Form 2 shall operate a dairy without a
licence therefor from the Commission.
(2) Subsection 2 of the said section 51a, as made by
section 2 of Ontario Regulation 148/63, is amended by
striking out "plant" in the first line and inserting in
lieu thereof "dairy".
10. Section 52 of Regulation 432 of Revised Regu-
lations of Ontario, 1960, as remade by section 4 of
Ontario Regulation 196/67, is revoked.
11. Section 53 of Regulation 432 of Revised Regu-
lations of Ontario, 1960, as remade by section 4 of
Ontario Regulation 196/67, is revoked and the following
substituted therefor:
53. Where a distributor purchases grade A milk
from the marketing board and the marketing
board has not received payment on the date
prescribed therefor by Ontario Regulation
70/68, the marketing board shall forthwith
notify the Commission of the default in pay-
ment by the distributor.
12. — (1) Subsection 1 of section 54 of Regulation
432 of Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1960, as remade
by section 4 of Ontario Regulation 196/67, is amended
by striking out "producers" in the fourth line and in-
serting in lieu thereof "the marketing board".
(2) Subsection 2 of the said section 54, as remade
by section 4 of Ontario Regulation 196/67, is amended
by striking out "producers" in the third line and in-
serting in lieu thereof "the marketing board".
13. — (1) Subsection 1 of section 55 of Regulation
432 of Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1960, as remade
by section 4 of Ontario Regulation 196/67, is amended
lay striking out "a producer" in the fourth line and
inserting in lieu thereof "the marketing board".
(2) Subsection 2 of the said section 55, as remade
by section 4 of Ontario Regulation 196/67, is amended
by striking out "producer" in the sixth line and in-
serting in lieu thereof "marketing board".
14. Section 57a of Regulation 432 of Revised Regu-
lations of Ontario, 1960, as remade by section 5 of
Ontario Regulation 196/67, is revoked.
15. Clauses a, b, c and d of section 84 of Regula-
tion 432 of Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1960, as
amended by subsection 1 of section 2 of Ontario Regu-
lation 289/65, are revoked and the following sub-
stituted therefor:
(a) the weights of all grade A milk received daily;
(b) the milk-fat tests of all grade A milk received;
and
16. Section 85 of Regulation 432 of Revised Regu-
lations of Ontario, 1960, as amended by subsection 1 of
section 2 of Ontario Regulation 289/65, is revoked.
17. Form 1 of Regulation 432 of Revised Regu-
lations of Ontario, 1960, as amended by section 2 of
Ontario Regulation 276/62, section 3 of Ontario Regu-
lation 47/65, sections 2 and 4 of Ontario Regulation
289/65 and section 23 of Ontario Regulation 76/67, is
revoked and the following substituted therefor:
Form 1
The Milk Act, 1965
*APPLICATION FOR A LICENCE AS
A PROCESSOR-DISTRIBUTOR
A NON-PROCESSOR-DISTRIBUTOR
A SHOPKEEPER-DISTRIBUTOR
*(Mark Class of Licence Applied for)
To: The Milk Commission of Ontario,
Parliament Buildings,
Toronto 2, Ontario.
(name of corporation, partnership or person, and if
partnership, give names of all partners)
makes application for a licence under The Milk Act,
1965 and the regulations, and in support of this appli-
cation the following facts are stated:
1. The applicant is:
i. A co-operative corporation
ii. A corporation, other than a co-operative. . . .
iii. A partnership
iv. A sole proprietor
2. Name under which business is conducted
10.
(street and number) (city, town or village) (county)
3. Name of Manager
4. If a non-processor-distributor, give name and
address of processor-distributor from whom fluid
milk products are obtained
5. If a shopkeeper-distributor, give type of business
conducted . .:
6. Products sold:
1. fluid milk products?.
("Yes" or "No")
2. cream only?
("Yes" or "No")
7. Do you manufacture or sell edible oil products
under The Edible Oil Products Act}
("Yes" or "No")
If "yes", name products.
8. The distribution area applied for in this applica-
tion is as follows:
i. Distribution Area No
ii. Additional municipality or part thereof
Number of delivery vehicles: i. Retail. . . .
ii. Wholesale.
The quantity and value of grade A milk bought
and delivered to the dairy of applicant during each
month of the previous calendar year are shown on
the following Table:
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Month
Quantity of
Grade A Milk
Value
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
Total for Year
11. Are you responsible for payments to the marketing
board? If "No", who is?.
("Yes" or "No")
12. If applicant has not been previously licensed,
(a) has an existing business been acquired?
("Yes" or "No")
{b) if "yes", give name and address of business
acquired
(name) (address)
(c) give information respecting experience, finan-
cial responsibility and equipment
(d) give the date of intention to commence
business
13. Where applicant is licensed, a copy of the latest
financial statement, including the balance sheet
and profit and loss statement, certified correct by
applicant's auditor, accompanies this application.
14. The licence fee of $10 accompanies this application.
Dated at , this day of , 19 . .
(signature of applicant)
By:
(title of official signing
if partnership or
corporation)
18. Form 3, as amended by section 5 of Ontario
Regulation 47/65 and section 5 of Ontario Regulation
289/65, Form 3a, as made by section 28 of Ontario
Regulation 76/67, and Form 4, as amended by section 6
of Ontario Regulation 47/65, section 5 of Ontario
Regulation 289/65 and section 25 of Ontario Regula-
tion 76/67, of Regulation 432 of Revised Regulations of
Ontario, 1960 are revoked.
19. Form 5a of Regulation 432 of Revised Regu-
lations of Ontario, 1960, as made by section 4 of
Ontario Regulation 148/63 and amended by section 8
of Ontario Regulation 47/65 and section 6 of Ontario
Regulation 289/65, is further amended by striking out
"plant" where it occurs and inserting in lieu thereof in
each instance "dairy".
20. Form 5b of Regulation 432 of Revised Regu-
lations of Ontario, 1960, as made by section 4 of
Ontario Regulation 148/63 and amended by section 9
of Ontario Regulation 47/65 and sections 2 and 6 of
Ontario Regulation 289/65, is revoked and the following
substituted therefor:
Form 5b
The Milk Act, 1965
APPLICATION FOR LICENCE AS
OPERATOR OF A DAIRY
To: The Milk Commission of Ontario,
Parliament Buildings,
Toronto, Ontario.
(name of corporation, partnership or person, and if
partnership, give names of all partners)
makes application for a licence for the operation of a
dairy under The Milk Act, 1965 and the regulations,
and in support of this application the following facts
are stated :
1. The applicant is:
i. A co-operative corporation
ii. A corporation, other than a co-operative. . . .
iii. A partnership
iv. A sole proprietor
2. Name and address of dairy operated:
(name)
(street and number) (city, town or village) (county)
3. Name of Manager
4. Names of fluid milk products processed:
5. Do you manufacture or sell edible oil products
under The Edible Oil Products Act? .
("Yes" or "No")
If "yes", name products:
6.
The quantity and value of grade A milk bought
and delivered to the dairy of applicant during
each month of the previous calendar year are shown
on the following Table:
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TABLE
Month
Quantity of
Grade A Milk
Value
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
Total for Year
7. Are you responsible for payments to the marketing
board?
("Yes" or "No")
If "no", who is?
8. If applicant has not been previously licensed,
(o) has an existing business been acquired?
("Yes" or "No")
(b) if "yes", give name and address of business
acquired
(c) give information respecting experience, finan-
cial responsibility and equipment
(d) give the date of intention to commence
business
9. Where applicant is licensed, a copy of the latest
financial statement, including the balance sheet
and profit and loss statement, certified correct by
applicant's auditor, accompanies this application.
10. The licence fee of $10 accompanies this application.
Dated at , this day of , 19 . .
(signature of applicant)
By:
21. Form 6, as amended by sections 2 and 7 of
Ontario Regulation 289/65 and section 27 of Ontario
Regulation 76/67, and Form 7, as amended by sections
2 and 7 of Ontario Regulation 289/65, of Regulation
432 of Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1960 are
revoked.
The Milk Commission of Ontario:
G. A. McCAGUE,
Chairman.
J. F. JEWSON,
Secretary.
Dated at Toronto, this 27th day of February, 1968.
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THE HIGHWAY TRAFFIC ACT
O. Reg. 73/68.
Speed Limits.
Made— February 29th, 1968.
Filed— March 4th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE HIGHWAY TRAFFIC ACT
1. — (1) Paragraph 1 of Part 2 of Schedule 30o
to Regulation 232 of Revised Regulations of Ontario,
1960, as made by section 15 of Ontario Regulation
184/61, is revoked and the following substituted
therefor:
1. That part of the King's Highway known
Hastings— as No. 33 in the Township of Sidney in
the County of Hastings lying between a
Twp. of point situate at its intersection with the
Sidney centre line of Concession 9 and a point
situate 350 feet measured southerly from
its intersection with the line between
lots 5 and 6 in Concession 6.
(2) Paragraph 1 of Part 2a of the said Schedule 30a,
as made by section 15 of Ontario Regulation 184/61, is
amended by striking out "Bridge Street" in the ninth
line and inserting in lieu thereof "Belleville Street".
(3) Paragraph 1 of Part 3 of the said Schedule 30a,
as made by section 15 of Ontario Regulation 184/61,
is revoked and the following substituted therefor:
1. That part of the King's Highway known
Hastings— as No. 33 in the County of Hastings
lying between a point situate 850 feet
Twp. of measured southerly from its intersection
Sidney with the centre line of the roadway known
as March Street in the Village of Frank-
Village of ford and a point situate 1000 feet
Frankford measured southerly from its intersection
with the northerly limit of the projected
road allowance between concessions 4 and
5 in the Township of Sidney.
(4) Part 3 of the said Schedule 30a, as made by
section 15 of Ontario Regulation 184/61 and amended
by subsection 3 of section 8 of Ontario Regulation
151/67, is further amended by adding thereto the
following paragraph :
(title of official signing
if partnership or
corporation)
Northumber-
land—
Twp. of
Murray
That part of the King's Highway known
as No. 33 in the Township of Murray in
the County of Northumberland com-
mencing at a point situate 800 feet
measured southerly from its intersection
with the line between lots 3 and 4 in
Concession 2 and extending northerly
therealong for a distance of 2200 feet
more or less.
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(5) Paragraph 1 of Part 4 of the said Schedule 30a,
as made by section 15 of Ontario Regulation 184/61,
is revoked.
2.— (1) Part 1 of Schedule 43 to Regulation 232 of
Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1960, as amended by
subsection 1 of section 3 of Ontario Regulation 58/65,
is further amended by adding thereto the following
paragraphs:
7. That part of the King's Highway known
Renfrew— as No. 60 in the County of Renfrew
lying between a point situate at its inter-
Twps. of section with the centre line of the King's
Admaston and Highway known as No. 17 in the Town-
Bromley ship of Admaston and a point situate
2260 feet measured easterly from its
intersection with the centre line of the
roadway known as Renfrew County
Road No. 5 in the Township of Bromley.
8. That part of the King's Highway known
Renfrew — as No. 60 in the County of Renfrew
lying between a point situate at its inter-
Twps. of section with the centre line of the King's
Hagarty and Highway known as No. 60 and 62 in
Richards, and the Township of Hagarty and Richards
North Algona and a point situate 1950 feet measured
westerly from its intersection with the
road allowance between concessions 1 and
2 in the Township of North Algona.
(2) Paragraph 4 of Part 1 of the said Schedule 43,
as remade by subsection 1 of section 3 of Ontario
Regulation 58/65, is revoked and the following sub-
stituted therefor:
4. That part of the King's Highway known
Renfrew — as No. 60 and 62 in the Township of
Hagarty and Richards in the County of
Twp. of Renfrew lying between a point situate
Hagarty and 500 feet measured easterly from its inter-
Richards section with the line between lots 32 and
33 in Concession 4 and a point situate at
its intersection with the King's Highway
known as No. 512.
(3) Paragraph 5 of Part 1 of the said Schedule 43
is revoked and the following substituted therefor:
5. That part of the King's Highway known
Renfrew— as No. 60 in the County of Renfrew
lying between a point situate 3750 feet
Twps. of North measured easterly from its intersection
Algona and with the centre line of the road allowance
Wilberforce between concessions 1 and 2 in the Town-
ship of North Algona and a point situate
at its intersection with the centre line of
the King's Highway known as No. 41
and 60 in the Township of Wilberforce.
(4) Part 3 of the said Schedule 43, as amended by
subsection 2 of section 3 of Ontario Regulation 58/65,
is further amended by adding thereto the following
paragraphs:
5. That part of the King's Highway known
Renfrew— as No. 60 in the Township of Bromley in
the County of Renfrew commencing at a
Twp. of point situate 1060 feet measured easterly
Bromley from its intersection with the centre line
of the roadway known as Renfrew
County Road No. 5 and extending easter-
ly therealong for a distance of 1200 feet
more or less.
6. That part of the King's Highway known
Renfrew— as No. 60 in the Township of North
Algona in the County of Renfrew com-
Twp. of mencing at a point situate 750 feet
North Algona measured westerly from its intersection
with the centre line of the road allowance
between concessions 1 and 2 and extend-
ing westerly therealong for a distance of
1200 feet more or less.
7. That part of the King's Highway known
Renfrew— as No. 60 in the Township of North
Algona in the County of Renfrew com-
Twp. of mencing at a point situate 2550 feet
North Algona measured easterly from its intersection
with the centre line of the road allowance
between concessions 1 and 2 and ex-
tending easterly therealong for a distance
of 1200 feet more or less.
(5) Paragraph 2 of Part 4 of the said Schedule 43
is revoked.
(6) Part 6 of the said Schedule 43 is revoked and
the following substituted therefor:
Part 6
1. That part of the King's Highway known
Renfrew — as No. 60 in the Township of Bromley in
the County of Renfrew lying between a
Twp. of point situate 1060 feet measured easterly
Bromley from its intersection with the centre line
of the roadway known as Renfrew
County Road No. 5 and a point situate
800 feet measured easterly from its inter-
section with the centre line of the road
allowance between lots 6 and 7 in Con-
cession 8.
2. That part of the King's Highway known
Renfrew— as No. 60 in the Township of North
Algona in the County of Renfrew com-
Twp. of mencing at a point situate 750 feet
North Algona measured westerly from its intersection
with the centre line of the road allowance
between concessions 1 and 2 and ex-
tending easterly therealong for a distance
of 3300 feet more or less.
3. Paragraph 1 of Part 1 of Schedule 43d to Regu-
lation 232 of Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1960, as
made by subsection 1 of section 4 of Ontario Regula-
tion 58/65, is revoked and the following substituted
therefor:
1. That part of the King's Highway known
Renfrew — as No. 60 and 62 in the Township of
Hagarty and Richards in the County of
Twp. of Renfrew lying between a point situate
Hagarty and 500 feet measured easterly from its inter-
Richards section with the line between lots 32 and
33 in Concession 4 and a point situate at
its intersection with the King's Highway
known as No. 512.
4.— (1) Part 3 of Schedule 58e to Regulation 232 of
Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1960, as made by
section 7 of Ontario Regulation 25/66 and amended by
section 13 of Ontario Regulation 431/67, is further
amended by adding thereto the following paragraph:
1. That part of the King's Highway known
District of as No. 144 in the Township of Rayside in
Sudbury— the District of Sudbury lying between a
point situate 750 feet measured northerly
Twp. of from its intersection with the roadway
Rayside known as Paquette Street and a point
situate 2250 feet measured northerly
from its intersection with the roadway
known as Monte Principale Street.
(2) Paragraph 3 of Part 4 of the said Schedule 58c,
as made by section 7 of Ontario Regulation 25/66,
is revoked.
i
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O. Reg. 74/68
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 76/68
827
THE PUBLIC SERVICE ACT, 1961-62
O. Reg. 74/68.
General.
Made— February 16th, 1968.
Approved — February 29th, 1968.
Filed— March 4th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE PUBLIC SERVICE ACT, 1961-62
1. Clause a of subsection 5 of section 1 16 of Ontario
Regulation 190/62, as made by section 2 of Ontario
Regulation 244/64, is amended by striking out "at the
time the overtime is performed" in the second and third
lines.
2. Section 116 of Ontario Regulation 190/62, as
made by section 2 of Ontario Regulation 244/64 and
amended by section 3 of Ontario Regulation 270/66,
is further amended by adding thereto the following
subsection:
(66) Where the hourly rate of salary of a public
servant has been increased on or after the
1st day of January, 1966, overtime shall be
calculated from the effective date of the in-
crease, notwithstanding that an interval of
time may have elapsed between the effective
date of the increase and the date of the Order-
in-Council bringing the increase into effect.
Civil Service Commission:
D. J. COLLINS,
Chairman.
Dated at Toronto, this 16th day of February, 1968.
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THE PUBLIC SERVICE ACT, 1961-62
O. Reg. 75/68.
General.
Made— February 8th, 1968.
Approved— February 29th, 1968.
Filed— March 4th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE PUBLIC SERVICE ACT, 1961-62
1. — (1) Subsection 1 of section 13a of Ontario
Regulation 190/62, as made by section 1 of Ontario
Regulation 457/67, is amended by striking out "Where,
because of shortage of work or funds or the abolition
of a position or other material change in organization,
a civil servant is assigned," in the first, second, third
and fourth lines and inserting in lieu thereof "Subject
to subsection 2, where, because of the abolition of a
position, a civil servant is assigned,".
(2) Subclause ii of clause a of subsection 1 of the
said section 13a is amended by striking out "public
servant's" in the first line and inserting in lieu thereof
"civil servant's".
(3) Subsection 2 of the said section 13a is revoked
and the following substituted therefor:
(2) Subsection 1 applies only where there is no
position that the civil servant is qualified for
and that he may be assigned to and that is,
(c) in the same classification that applied
to the civil servant's position before
the position was abolished; or
{b) in a classification having the same
maximum salary rate as the maximum
salary rate of the classification that
applied to the civil servant's position
before the position was abolished.
Civil Service Commission:
D. J. COLLINS,
Chairman.
Dated at Toronto, this 8th day of February, 1968.
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THE REGIONAL DETENTION CENTRES
ACT, 1965
O. Reg. 76/68.
General.
Made— February 29th, 1968.
Filed— March 5th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE REGIONAL DETENTION CENTRES ACT,
1965
1. Subsection 2 of section 3 of Ontario Regulation
277/67 is amended by striking out "50" in the third
line and inserting in lieu thereof "100".
2. Section 6 of Ontario Regulation 277/67 is
revoked and the following substituted therefor:
6. The amount of the grant payable by the
Department shall be 100 per cent of the capital
cost of construction of the buildings, including
the cost of labour, materials and supplies,
heavy work equipment service, transportation,
contract work, insurance, overhead charged to
construction and interest during construction,
interior equipment, furnishings, devices and
related facilities and, subject to the approval
of the Minister, may include,
(a) the architect's fee provided it does not
exceed the minimum fee set by the
Ontario Association of Architects for
"a centre;
(6) legal fees;
(c) the cost of a survey, soil tests and
engineering services;
{d) the cost of labour and materials for the
power plant, drainage, landscaping,
water lines, sewage disposal units, fire
protection and communication sys-
tems;
(e) the cost of laying a corner-stone;
(/) other costs and expenses incurred
before the centre is operational; and
(g) the cost of the land on which the
centre is located.
3. Paragraph 2 of Form 1 of Ontario Regulation
277/67 is amended by striking out "less land costs"
in the eighteenth line.
4. Paragraph 2 of Form 2 of Ontario Regulation
277/67 is amended by striking out "less land costs"
in the eighteenth line.
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THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 78/68
889
Publications Under The Regulations Act
March 23rd, 1968
THE DEPARTMENT OF TOURISM AND
INFORMATION ACT, 1966
O. Reg. 77/68.
Historical Parks — Fees.
Made— February 29th, 1968.
Filed— March 6th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE DEPARTMENT OF TOURISM
AND INFORMATION
ACT, 1966
1. Clause a of section 1 of Ontario Regulation
243/66 is revoked.
2. Subsection 2 of section 2 of Ontario Regulation
243/66 is revoked.
3. Section 3 of Ontario Regulation 243/66, as
remade by section 1 of Ontario Regulation 159/67, is
revoked and the following substituted therefor:
3. The fee for entry into that part of Sainte-
Marie among the Hurons Historical Park
known as Sainte-Marie is,
(a) for each person over twelve years of
age, $1 ;
(b) for each person twelve years of age or
under, 25 cents; and
(c) for each family consisting of two adults
and three or more children twelve years
of age or under, $2.50.
4. Section 4 of Ontario Regulation 243/66, as made
by section 1 of Ontario Regulation 159/67, is revoked
and the following substituted therefor:
4. — (1) Subject to subsection 2, the fee for taking
a vehicle into that part of Sainte-Marie
among the Hurons Historical Park known as
Sainte-Marie Park is $1.
(2) Upon payment of an entry fee of $10, the
person making the payment shall be issued a
vehicle entry permit which entitles him to
take the vehicle into that part of Sainte-
Marie among the Hurons Historical Park
known as Sainte-Marie Park on any day until
the 15th day of October next following.
5. The fee for each entry into the park known as
Nancy Island Historical Park is,
(c) for each person over twelve
years of age, $1;
(b) for each person twelve years of
age or under, 25 cents; and
(c) for each family consisting of
two adults and three or more
children twelve years of age or
under, $2.50.
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THE PUBLIC HEALTH ACT
O. Reg. 78/68.
Health Units — General.
Made— February 14th, 1968.
Approved — February 29th, 1968.
Filed— March 7th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE PUBLIC HEALTH ACT
1. Schedule 32 to Regulation 510 of Revised Reg-
ulations of Ontario, 1960, as remade by section 1 of
Ontario Regulation 335/63, is revoked and the following
substituted therefor:
Schedule 32
WATERLOO COUNTY HEALTH UNIT
1. The Board of Health of the Waterloo County
Health Unit shall consist of nine members as
follows:
i. One member to be appointed by the
Lieutenant Governor in Council.
ii. Two members to be appointed annually
by the Municipal Council of the City
of Gait.
lii. Two members to be appointed annually
by the Municipal Council of the City
of Waterloo.
iv. Four members to be appointed by the
Municipal Council of the County of
Waterloo.
2. A member appointed by a Municipal Council
shall hold office during the pleasure of the
council that appointed him.
2. Regulation 510 of Revised Regulations of
Ontario, 1960 is amemded by adding thereto the fol-
lowing Schedule:
Schedule 38
VICTORIA-HALI BURTON COUNTIES
HEALTH UNIT
1. The Board of Health of the Victoria-Hali-
burton Counties Health Unit shall consist of
six members as follows:
i. One member to be appointed by the
Lieutenant Governor in Council.
ii. Three members to be appointed by the
Municipal Council of the County of
Victoria.
iii. Two members to be appointed by the
Municipal Council of the Provisional
County of Haliburton.
2. A member appointed by a municipal council
shall hold office during the pleasure of the
council that appointed him.
3. Item 21 of Appendix A to Regulation 510 of
Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1960, as made by
section 4 of Ontario Regulation 406/67, is revoked and
the following substituted therefor:
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O. Reg. 79/68
21. The County of York, except the City of
Toronto and the Boroughs of Ktobicoke,
North York, Scarborough, York and East
York; the County of Ontario and the City of
Oshawa.
M. B. DYMOND,
Minister of Health.
Dated at Toronto, this 14th day of February, 1968.
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THE PUBLIC HEALTH ACT
O. Reg. 79/68.
Capital Grants for Community Health
Facilities.
Made— February 8th, 1968.
Approved — February 29th, 1968.
Filed— March 7th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE PUBLIC HEALTH ACT
CAPITAL GRANTS FOR COMMUNITY
HEALTH FACILITIES
1. In this Regulation,
(a) "approved cost" means that portion of the
actual cost of a building project of a com-
munity health facility approved by the
Minister including the actual cost of furnish-
ing and equipping the building project when
completed;
(fc) "balance of the cost" means the remainder
after deducting the amount of the grant
from the actual cost of the building project;
(c) "building project" means,
(i) the acquisition of existing buildings
and alterations or additions thereto;
(ii) the acquisition of land the construction
of a new building or buildings thereon;
(iii) the renovation or alteration of an
existing building; or
(iv) the renovation or alteration of an
existing community health facility or
part thereof that has become obsolete
or otherwise inadequate;
{d) "grant" means a grant mentioned in sub-
section 2 of section 2\b of the Act.
2. The amount of the grant that may be paid by
the Minister under subsection 2 of section 21^ of the
Act shall be two-thirds of the approved cost of the
building project.
3. — (1) An application for a grant shall be made to
the Minister and shall set out such information as the
Minister may require.
(2) An application for a grant shall be accompanied
by a preliminary sketch plan in triplicate showing any
existing buildings acquired or proposed to be acquired
for the purpose of the building project and the altera-
tions necessary thereto or showing the new construction,
additions, or alterations, as the case may be.
(3) No tenders shall be called for any proposed
new construction, additions or alterations until the
plan submitted under subsection 2 has been approved
by the Minister.
4. No grant shall be paid unless,
(a) the building project has been approved by
the Minister;
{b) the applicant undertakes that it will not,
without the consent of the Minister,
(i) sell, mortgage or otherwise dispose of
the community health facility or any
part thereof,
(ii) use the facility for any other purpose
than that for which the grant is made,
or
(iii) make any alterations or additions to
any building forming part of the com-
munity health facility;
(c) in the case of a non-profit organization, the
non-profit organization undertakes to pay the
balance of the cost of the project;
{d) in the case of a municipality or the local
board of the municipality, the municipality
undertakes to pay the balance of the cost of
the project;
(e) in the case of a health unit established by a
county under subsection 1 of section ?>5 of the
Act, the county undertakes to pay the balance
of the cost of the project; and
(/) in the case of a board of health for a health
unit established under subsection 2 of section
35 of the Act, the municipalities forming the
health unit undertake to pay the balance
of the cost of the project in such proportions
as are agreed upon by them.
5. — (1) A grant shall be paid as follows:
1. One-quarter when one-quarter of the work is
completed.
2. One-quarter when one-half of the work is
completed.
3. One-quarter when three-quarters of the work^
is completed.
4. The balance when the work is completed anc
the community health facility is furnished.J
equipped and is in operation to the satis
faction of the Minister.
(2) No payment shall be made under subsection
unless a member of the Ontario Association of Archi-^
tects certifies that the proper proportion of the wori
has been completed.
M. B. DYMOND,
Minister of Health.
Dated at Toronto, this 8th day of February, 1968.
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O. Reg. 80/68
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
891
THE LOCAL ROADS BOARDS ACT, 1964
O. Reg. 80/68.
Establishment of Local Roads Areas.
Made— March 1st, 1968.
Filed— March 7th, 1968.
ORDER MADE UNDER
THE LOCAL ROADS BOARDS ACT, 1964
1. Schedule 16 to Ontario Regulation 54/65, as
made by section 1 of Ontario Regulation 108/65. is
revoked and the following substituted therefor:
Schedule 16
CRERAR AND NORTHWEST GIBBONS
LOCAL ROADS AREA
All of the Township of Crerar and that portion of
the Township of Gibbons in the Territorial District of
Nipissing and that portion of the Township of Henry
in the Territorial District of Sudbury, shown outlined
on Department of Highways plan N-270-2, filed in the
office of the Registrar of Regulations at Toronto as
No. 806.
2. Schedule 19 to Ontario Regulation 54/65, as
remade by section 1 of Ontario Regulation 209/66,
is revoked and the following substituted therefor:
Schedule 19
BADGEROW NO. 2 LOCAL ROADS AREA
All that portion of the Township of Badgerow in
the Territorial District of Nipissing, shown outlined
on Department of Highways plan N-1305-A2, filed in
the office of the Registrar of Regulations at Toronto
as No. 807.
3. Schedule 22 to Ontario Regulation 54/65, as
remade by section 2 of Ontario Regulation 387/66, is
revoked and the following substituted therefor:
Schedule 22
DILL-SECORD LOCAL ROADS AREA
All those portions of the townships of Dill, Secord
and Tilton in the Territorial District of Sudbury,
shown outlined on Department of Highways plan
N-1260-3, filed in the office of the Registrar of Regula-
tions at Toronto as No. 808.
4. Ontario Regulation 54/65, as amended by
Ontario Regulations 87/65, 108/65, 121/65, 132/65,
55/66, 66/66, 78/66, 99/66, 117/66, 140/66, 144/66,
153/66, 209/66, 337/66, 387/66, 53/67, 63/67, 81/67,
146/67, 156/67, 193/67, 195/67, 285/67, 391/67 and
18/68, is further amended by adding thereto the
following schedules:
Schedule 136
BROWER LOCAL ROADS AREA
All that portion of the Township of Brower in the
Territorial District of Cochrane, shown outlined on
Department of Highways plan N-760-1, filed in the
office of the Registrar of Regulations at Toronto as
No. 809.
Schedule 137
DRIFTWOOD LOCAL ROADS AREA
All that portion of the Township of Calder in the
Territorial District of Cochrane, shown outlined on
Department of Highways plan N-528-A1, filed in the
office of the Registrar of Regulations at Toronto as
No. 810.
Schedule 138
HANLAN LOCAL ROADS AREA
All of the Township of Hanlan in the Territorial
District of Cochrane, shown outlined on Department
of Highways plan N- 792-1, filed in the office of the
Registrar of Regulations at Toronto as No. 811.
Schedule 139
KENDALL LOCAL ROADS AREA
All that portion of the Township of Kendall in the
Territorial District of Cochrane, shown outlined on
Department of Highways plan N-593-A1, filed in the
office of the Registrar of Regulations at Toronto as
No. 812.
Schedule 140
LAMARCHE LOCAL ROADS AREA
All of the Township of Lamarche in the Territorial
District of Cochrane, shown outlined on Department
of Highways plan N-288-1, filed in the office of the
Registrar of Regulations at Toronto as No. 813.
Schedule 141
TUNIS LOCAL ROADS AREA
All of the Township of Newmarket in the Terri-
torial District of Cochrane, shown outlined on Depart-
ment of Highways plan N-419-1, filed in the office of
the Registrar of Regulations at Toronto as No. 814.
Schedule 142
BRITTON LOCAL ROADS AREA
All of the Township of Britton in the Territorial
District of Kenora, shown outlined on Department of
Highways plan N- 7 10-1, filed in the office of the Regis-
trar of Regulations at Toronto as No. 815.
Schedule 143
MURCHISON LOCAL ROADS AREA
All that portion of the Township of Murchison in
the Territorial District of Nipissing, shown outlined on
Department of Highways plan N-590-1, filed in the
office of the Registrar of Regulations at Toronto as
No. 816.
Schedule 144
CROFT LOCAL ROADS AREA
All that portion of the Township of Croft in the
Territorial District of Parry Sound, shown outlined on
Department of Highways plan N-776-A1, filed in the
office of the Registrar of Regulations at Toronto as
No. 817.
Schedule 145
SAVARD LOCAL ROADS AREA
All of the townships of Savard and Sharpe and all
that portion of the Township of Marquis in the Terri-
torial District of Timiskaming, shown outlined on
Department of Highways plan N-1388-1, filed in the
office of the Registrar of Regulations at Toronto as
No. 818.
G. E. GOMME,
Minister of Highways.
Dated at Toronto, this 1st day of March, 1968.
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892
O. Reg. 81/68
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 82/68
THE PUBLIC HOSPITALS ACT
O. Reg. 81/68.
Capital Financial Assistance for Hospital
Construction and Renovation.
Made— February 29th, 1968.
Filed— March 7th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE PUBLIC HOSPITALS ACT
1. — (1) Subclause iv of clause a of section 1 of
Ontario Regulation 302/66 is amended by inserting
after "necessary" in the first line "basic".
(2) The said section 1 is amended by adding
thereto the following clause:
(an) "basic equipment" means all equipment
approved by the Commission that is necessarj-
and reasonable to enable a hospital to com-
mence its function as determined at the time
of its completion and includes all such equip-
ment that is installed and( ready for use not
later than twelve months from the date of
completion of the hospital.
2. — (1) Clause e of subsection 3 of section 6 of
Ontario Regulation 302/66 is amended by strking out
"annually" in the first line and inserting in lieu thereof
"half-yearly".
(2) Subclause i of clause e of subsection 3 of the said
section 6 is amended by striking out "annual" in the
first line and inserting in lieu thereof "semi-annual".
3. Section 7 of Ontario Regulation 302/66 is
amended by striking out "annually" in the first line
and inserting in lieu thereof "half-yearly".
4. Section 8 of Ontario Regulation 302/66 is
revoked and the following substituted therefor:
8. Before an agreement is made under section 6,
the Commission may pay to a hospital two-
thirds of the fees approved by the Commission
and earned by,
(a) consultants required prior to the prep-
aration of the architect's preliminary
sketch-plans for the planning of a new-
hospital or the development of an
expansion or renovation programme
for an existing hospital; and
(b) an architect and consultants approved
by the Commission,
(i) for the development of prelimin-
ary sketch-plans of new hospital
buildings and facilities or of an
expansion or renovation pro-
gramme, when such sketch-
plans have been approved by
the Commission, and
(ii) for the completion of final
working drawings, when such
completed working drawings
have been approved by the
Commission.
5. Section 9 of Ontario Regulation 302/66 is
revoked and the following substituted therefor:
9. Capital financial assistance under this Regu-
lation shall be paid to a hospital in instal-
ments as follows:
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1. One-fifth when the Commission has
given final approval for the construc-
tion of new buildings or a renovation
programme and the agreement under
section 6 is signed, less any part of the
capital financial assistance that has
been paid to the hospital under section
8.
2. One-tenth when one-eighth of the work
is completed.
3. One-tenth when one-quarter of the
work is completed.
4. One-tenth when three-eighths of the
work is completed.
5. One-tenth when one-half of the work
is completed.
6. One-tenth when five-eighths of the work
is completed.
7. One-tenth when three-quarters of the
work is completed.
8. One-tenth when seven-eighths of the
work is completed.
9. The balance when the approved con-
struction of new buildings or renovation
programme is completed and the
buildings and facilities are furnished,
equipped and ready to receive and
treat patients.
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THE HOSPITAL SERVICES COMMISSION
ACT
O. Reg. 82/68.
Capital Grants for Schools for the Education
of Hospital and Related Personnel.
Made— February 7th, 1968.
Approved— February 29th, 1968.
Filed— March 7th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE HOSPITAL SERVICES COMMISSION
ACT
CAPITAL GRANTS FOR SCHOOLS FOR
THE EDUCATION OF HOSPITAL
AND RELATED PERSONNEL
1. In this Regulation,
(fl) "approved cost" means the cost of,
(i) the construction of new buildings or
the renovation of existing buildings to
be used for a school,
(ii) fees that are approved by the Com-
mission and paid to an architect for
his services and the services of his con-
sulting engineers,
(iii) fees that are approved by the Com-
mission for consultants, other than
those paid through the architect,
(iv) necessary equipment and furnishings,
including elevators and air-condition-
ing in areas of the school approved by
the Commission as requiring air-
conditioning,
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(v) land, demolition of existing buildings
and other clearance of the site,
(vi) land surveys and soil tests,
(vii) necessary paving and sodding.
(viii) financing charges, and
(ix) working capital and pre-opening ex-
penses,
but does not include the cost of,
(x) contingency allowances,
(xi) chapel furnishings,
(xii) landscaping, gardens, works of art,
murals, busts, statues and similar
decorations,
(xiii) residence accommodation, or
(xiv) a swimming pool;
(6) "basic equipment" means all equipment ap-
proved by the Commission that is necessary
and reasonable to enable a school to com-
mence its function as determined at the time
of its completion and includes all such equip-
ment that is installed and ready for use not
later than twelve months from the date of
completion of the school ;
(c) "renovation programme" means a programme
to provide adequate accommodation for a
school in a building or buildings, or any parts
thereof, that are obsolete or otherwise in-
adequate for the purposes of the school;
(d) "school" means a school for the education of
personnel necessary for the operation of a
hospital and includes, but is not limited to, a
school for the education of,
(i) registered nurses,
(ii) registered nursing assistants,
(iii) medical laboratory technicians, or
(iv) radiological technicians,
that may be completely separate from a
hospital and not on lands owned by any
hospital.
2. — (1) Where the contract for the construction or
renovation programme to provide premises for a school
was signed on or after the 1st day of June, 1966, the
Commission shall pay a capital grant for the construc-
tion or renovation.
(2) The capital grant under subsection 1 shall
amount to the approved cost and shall be paid to the
school if it is incorporated or to the hospital which
owns and operates the school if the school is not
incorporated.
(3) The Commission shall retain any grants paid
|t by the Department of National Health and Welfare
and the grants authorized by Ontario Regulation
308/63 in respect of the construction and renovation.
3. Where the actual cost of the construction or
'renovation programme differs from the total approved
cost as approved by the Commission, the Commission
may make any adjustment in the amount of the capital
grant that the Commission deems proper.
4. — (1) The cost of purchasing land acquired on
or after the 1st day of June, 1966 for the construction
of new buildings or for a renovation programme shall
be paid to the school or to the hospital that owns and
operates the school, as the case may be, if the site for
the school has been approved by the Commission.
(2) Where a school engages staff and begins to
educate students prior to the completion of the con-
struction of new buildings or of the renovation pro-
gramme, the Commission may pay to the school or to
the hospital that owns and operates the school, as the
case may be, a grant for working capital and pre-
opening expenses in such amount as is deemed proper
by the Commission.
(3) The Commission may pay to a school or to the
hospital that owns and operates the school, as the case
may be, fees approved by the Commission and earned
by,
(a) consultants required prior to the preparation
of the architect's preliminary sketch-plans
for the planning of a new school or the devel-
opment of an expansion programme for an
existing school or a renovation programme;
and
(&) an architect and consultants approved by the
Commission,
(i) for the development of preliminary
sketch-plans for new school buildings
or for an expansion or renovation pro-
gramme, when such sketch-plans have
been approved by the Commission, and
(ii) for the completion of final working
drawings, when such completed work-
ing drawings have been approved by
the Commission.
(4) The capital grant shall be paid to the school or
to the hospital that owns and operates the school, as
the case may be, in instalments as follows:
1. One-fifth when the Commission has given
final approval to the construction of new
buildings or to a renovation programme, less
the total sum of any moneys paid to the school
or hospital under subsections 1, 2 and 3.
2. One- tenth when one-eighth of the work is
completed.
3. One-tenth when one-quarter of the work is
completed.
4. One-tenth when three-eighths of the work is
completed.
5. One-tenth when one-half of the work is
completed.
6. One-tenth when five-eighths of the work is
completed.
7. One-tenth when three-quarters of the work is
completed.
8. One-tenth when seven-eighths of the work is
completed.
9. The balance when the approved construction
of new buildings or renovation programme is
completed and the buildings and facilities are
furnished, equipped and ready to receive and
educate students.
5. Ontario Regulation 303/66 is revoked.
6. This Regulation is deemed to have come into
force on the 1st day of June, 1966.
Ontario Hospital Services Commission:
E. P. McGAVIN,
Chairman.
D. J. TWISS,
Commissioner.
Dated at Toronto, this 7th day of February, 1968.
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O. Reg. 83/68
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 84/68
THE INDUSTRIAL STANDARDS ACT
O. Reg. 83/68.
Schedule — Bricklaying and Stonemasonry
Industry — Port Arthur-Fort William.
Made — December 4th, 1967.
Approved— February 29th, 1968.
Filed— March 8th, 1968.
ORDER MADE UNDER
THE INDUSTRIAL STANDARDS ACT
1. Section 1 of the Schedule to Regulation 318 of
Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1960 is revoked and
the following substituted therefor:
1. In this Schedule,
(o) "Civic Holiday" means a holiday only
for that part of the zone where it is so
proclaimed by a municipality;
(6) "holiday" means,
(i) Saturday,
(ii) Sunday,
(lii) New Year's Day,
(iv) Good Friday,
(v) Victoria Day,
(vi) Dominion Day,
(vii) Civic Holiday,
(viii) Labour Day,
(ix) Thanksgiving Day,
(x) Christmas Day, and
(xi) the 26th day of December.
2. Section 3 of the Schedule to Regulation 318 of
Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1960 is revoked and
the following substituted therefor:
MINIMUM RATE OF WAGES
3. The minimum rate of wages for work per-
formed during a regular working day is,
(a) to and including the 31st day of
December, 1967, $3.85 an hour; and
(b) from and including the 1st day of
January, 1968, $4 an hour.
3. Section 7 of the Schedule to Regulation 318 of
Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1960 is revoked.
4. Section 8 of the Schedule to Regulation 318 of
Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1960 is revoked and
the following substituted therefor:
RATE OF WAGES FOR OVERTIME WORK
8. The rate of wages for overtime work is,
(a) from and including the 1st day of
October, 1967 to and including the
31st day of December, 1967, $7.70 an
hour; and
(6) from and including the 1st day of
January, 1968, $8 an hour.
5. The Schedule to Regulation 318 of Revised
Regulations of Ontario is amended by adding thereto
the following section:
VACATIONS
10. — (1) In this section, "period of entitlement"
means the period from the 1st day of July
in any year to the 30th day of June in the
year next following.
(2) Where an employee has not ceased to be
employed by his employer, the employee is
entitled to be paid by the employer on the
30th day of June in each year, as vacation
with pay, an amount equal to 4 per cent of
the employee's gross earnings during his
period of entitlement.
(3) Where an employee has ceased to be employed
by his employer, the employee is entitled to
be paid by the employer, within ten days of
the cessation of employment, as vacation
with pay, an amount equal to 4 per cent of
the employee's gross earnings for that part
of the employee's period of entitlement that
he was in the employ of the employer.
6. This Order comes into force on the tenth day
after the publication thereof in The Ontario Gazette
under The Regulations Act.
We Concur:
Advisory Committee for
The Bricklaying and Stonemasonry Industry —
Port Arthur-Fort William Zone.
O. WIRSCHIRG
Chairman
G. VAN DER WEY
D. GASPARATTO
LEN COLE
A. PEREZKY
JOHN R. SCOTT,
Administrator of Industrial Standards.
Dated at Toronto, this 4th day of December, 1967.
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THE ASSESSMENT ACT
O. Reg. 84/68.
Payments to Mining Municipalities.
Made— March 4th, 1968.
Filed— March 8th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE ASSESSMENT ACT
1. Paragraph 5 of section 4 of Ontario Regulation
104/67 is amended by inserting after "Renabie" in the
third line "Temagami".
WM. DARCY McKEOUGH,
Minister of Municipal Affairs.
Dated at Toronto, this 4th day of March, 1968.
(9252) 1
166
O. Reg. 85/68
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 87/68
895
THE OLEOMARGARINE ACT
O. Reg. 85/68.
General.
Made— March 7th, 1968.
Filed— March 8th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE OLEOMARGARLNE ACT
1. Section 2 of Regulation 458 of Revised Regu-
lations of Ontario, 1960 is revoked and the following
substituted therefor:
2. — (1) Every person who manufactures oleo-
margarine is required to be the holder of a
licence in Form 2 in respect of each location
at which he manufactures oleomargarine.
(2) An application for a licence to manufacture
oleomargarine shall be in Form 1.
(3) A licence to manufacture oleomargarine shall
be in Form 2.
(4) The fee for a licence in Form 2 is $500 in
respect of each location at which oleomar-
garine is manufactured and shall accompany
the application for the licence.
2. Form 1 of Regulation 458 of Revised Regu-
lations of Ontario, 1960 is amended by striking out
"$100" where it occurs and inserting in lieu thereof
"$500".
3. Form 2 of Regulation 458 of Revised Regulations
of Ontario, 1960 is amended by inserting after "oleo-
margarine" in the tenth line "at ".
(location)
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THE EDIBLE OIL PRODUCTS ACT
O. Reg. 86/68.
General.
Made— March 7th, 1968.
Filed— March 8th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE EDIBLE OIL PRODUCTS ACT
1. Section 3 of Regulation 125 of Revised Regu-
lations of Ontario, 1960 is revoked and the following
substituted therefor:
3. — (1) Every person who manufactures desig-
nated products is required to be the holder
of a licence in Form 2 in respect of each
location at which he manufactures designated
products.
(2) An application for a licence to manufacture
designated products shall be in Form 1.
(3) A licence to manufacture designated products
shall be in Form 2.
(4) The fee for a licence in Form 2 is $500 in
respect of each location at which designated
products are manufactured and shall accom-
pany the application for the licence.
2. Form 1 of Regulation 125 of Revised Regu-
lations of Ontario, 1960 is amended by adding thereto
the following item:
8. The licence fee of $500 accompanies this
application.
3. Form 2 of Regulation 125 of Revised Regula-
tions of Ontario, 1960 is amended by inserting after
"products" in the twelfth line "at ".
(location)
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THE ELDERLY PERSONS CENTRES ACT,
1966
O. Reg. 87/68.
General.
Made— March 7th, 1968.
Filed— March 8th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE ELDERLY PERSONS CENTRES ACT,
1966
I. In this Regulation,
(a) "architect" means an architect who is a
member in good standing of the Ontario
Association of Architects;
(b) "professional engineer" means a professional
engineer who is a member in good standing
of the Association of Professional Engineers
of the Province of Ontario.
2. — (1) The amount of a capital grant for the
erection, alteration, extension, renovation or acquisi-
tion of a building or premises for use as a centre shall
be 30 per cent of the cost thereof as determined in
F"orm 2.
(2) The capital cost of furnishing or equipping a
building or premises erected, altered, extended, reno-
vated or acquired may be included in computing the
cost thereof for the purpose of the grant.
3. — (1) An application for a capital grant under
subsection 1 of section 3 of the Act shall be made in
triplicate in Form 1.
(2) An applicant for a grant under subsection 1
of section 3 of the Act in respect of the erection, altera-
tion or extension of a building or premises for use as a
centre shall file with the Minister two copies of,
(a) the site plan showing the location of the
building or premises on the site; and
(b) the plans and specifications, prepared by an
architect, showing the construction, equip-
ment and arrangements of the centre.
(3) An applicant for a grant under subsection 1 of
section 3 of the Act in respect of the acquisition of a
building or premises for use as a centre shall file with
the Minister two copies of,
(a) the site plan showing the location of the
building or premises on the site; and
(6) a structural sketch showing the area or areas
in the building or premises to be used as the
centre.
4. — (1) A payment in respect of a capital grant
under subsection 1 of section 3 of the Act shall not be
made unless the recipient applies for the payment in
triplicate in Form 2.
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(2) The application in Form 2 shall be accompanied
by,
(c) the certificate of an authorized officer of the
board of directors of the approved corporation
operating the centre stating,
(i) the actual total cost to the corporation
of the erection, alteration, extension,
renovation or acquisition,
(ii) that all accounts applicable to the
erection, alteration, extension, renova-
tion or acquisition have been paid,
(iii) that all refundable sales tax has been
taken into account, and
(iv) that the council of the municipality in
which the building or premises is
situate, or the council of that muni-
cipality together with the councils of
one or more contiguous municipalities,
hasdirected payment to the corporation
of an amount equal to at least 20 per
cent of the amount referred to in
subclause i; and
(b) the certificate of an architect or a professional
engineer, in triplicate, in Form 3, certifying
that the erection, alteration, extension or
acquisition of the building or premises is
completed in accordance with the plans or
structural sketch approved by the Minister
and that the building or premises is ready for
use and occupancy as a centre.
(3) Notwithstanding subsection 2, an amount up to
one-half of the estimated total capital grant payable
under subsection 1 of section 3 of the Act in con-
nection with the construction of a new building or the
construction of an extension to an existing building,
may be paid when an architect or professional engineer
certifies in Form 4 that the construction is at least
50 per cent complete and the Minister is satisfied that
the council of the municipality in which the building
or premises is situate, or the council of that munici-
pality together with the councils of one or more con-
tiguous municipalities, has directed payment to the
approved corporation of a proportionate share of the
required 20 per cent of the estimated total capital cost
of the construction.
5. A grant may be made under section 4 of the Act
to an approved corporation that provides in an ap-
proved centre a programme of services for elderly
persons approved by the Minister, but in no case
shall the total grant exceed $5,000 during any twelve
month period ending on the 31st day of March.
6. Ontario Regulation 130/63 is revoked.
Form 1
The Elderly Persons Centres Act, 1966
APPLICATION FOR A CAPITAL GRANT
1. The
(name of corporation)
(address)
incorporated under the laws of Ontario without
share capital and with objects of a charitable
nature on , 19 . . .
(date)
hereby applies for a capital grant under subsection 1
of section 3 of The Elderly Persons Centres Act, 1966,
in respect of the:
(check (V) where applicable)
□ erection □ alteration
□ extension Q renovation
n acquisition
of a building(s) or premises for use as a centre,
(a) known or to be known as:
(name of centre)
(6) situated or to be situated at:
; and
(address)
(c) consisting or to consist of building(s).
2. The estimated capital cost of the Centre is as
follows:
(a) for the building(s) or premises . $
(h) for equipment or furnishings. . . $
Total $
The Corporation intends to finance this cost in the
following manner:
(a) from funds of the Corporation . $
(h) grant from municipality or muni-
cipalities (at least 20% of cost) . $
(c) provincial grant (30% of cost) . $
(d) Total Capital Cost $
4. The Corporation expects that the building(s) or
premises will be ready for use as a centre on or about
the day of , 19
Dated at ,
this day of
19....
(signature of authorized
officer of the Corporation)
Form 2
The Elderly Persons Centres Act, 1966
APPLICATION FOR PAYMENT OF A CAPITAL
GRANT
The.
(check (V) where applicable)
(name of corporation)
I
(address)
hereby applies for payment of a capital grant under |
subsection 1 of section 3 of The Elderly Persons Centres\
Act, 1966 in the amount of
as calculated under □ Part I (below) or □ Part II ;
(below.)
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897
Part I
TO BE USED WHERE THE APPROVED
CAPITAL PROJECT IS COMPLETED
1. Name of Centre
Address
The capital grant applied for is in respect of:
(a) □ erection;
□ alteration;
□ extension;
□ renovation; or
□ acquisition,
of a building or premises for use
as a centre costing $
(b) Cost of equipment and furnish-
ings $
(c) Total Capital Cost $.
2. Calculation of capital grant:
(o) Total capital cost shown in
clause c of item 1 $.
(6) The municipality (municipalities) of
has (have) directed payment to
the Corporation of the amount
of (at least 20% of the amount
shown in clause a of this item ) . . $ .
(c) Provincial grant (not exceeding
30% of the amount shown in
clause a of this item) $.
Less: Grant applied for in prior
application for payment
of capital grant dated
19
$.
Capital grant applied for $.
3. The above-mentioned project was completed on
,19....
Application for the capital grant was made in
Form 1 on , 19 . . . .
4. I certify that:
(c) Application for the grant requested above
has not previously been made;
(b) The total capital cost is as shown in clause c
of item 1 of clause a of item 2 above;
(c) All accounts applicable to the cost of con-
struction or acquisition have been paid;
(d) All refundable sales tax has been taken into
account; and
(e) The council of the municipality (municipali-
ties) referred to in clause b of item 2 has (have)
directed payment to the Corporation of the
amount shown in clause b of item 2 above.
Dated at this .
,19....
.day of
(signature of authorized
officer of the corporation)
Part II
TO BE USED WHERE THE APPROVED
CAPITAL PROJECT IS AT LEAST 50%
COMPLETE
1. Name of Centre
Address
The capital grant applied for is in respect of
□ erection or □ extension
of a building or premises to be used as
a centre costing $
2. Calculation of capital grant:
(a) Estimated capital cost $. .
(6) The municipality (municipalities) of
has (have) directed payment to
the Corporation of the amount of $ .
(c) Provincial grant (15% of the
amount shown in clause a of
item 2)» $.
3. (a) Application for the capital grant
was made in Form 1 on
19....
(b) The actual capital cost to date is $
4. I certify that:
(a) Art application for the grant requested abo\e
has not previously been made;
(b) The actual total capital cost to date to the
Corporation is as shown in clause b of item 3
above; and
(c) The council of the municipality (municipali-
ties) referred to in clause b of item 2 of Part I
has (have) directed payment of the amount
shown in clause b of item 2 of this Part.
Dated at this day of
,19....
(signature of authorized
officer of the corporation)
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THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 88/68
DEPARTMENTAL USE ONLY
□ Calculation checked
□ Prior Form 2 examined
(if applicable)
□ Form 1 examined
□ Form 3 examined
(if applicable)
Dated , 19 ... . Approved
Form 3
The Elderly Persons Centres Act, 1966
CERTIFICATE OF ARCHITECT OR
PROFESSIONAL ENGINEER
L
(full name)
a member in good standing of the:
(check (V) one)
□ Ontario Association of Architects
□ Association of Professional Engineers of
the Province of Ontario
hereby certify:
1. That I have personally and carefully inspected the
building(s) or premises
(check ( v/) one)
□ erected □ altered
□ extended D acquired
and equipped by .
(name of corporation)
for use as a centre.
2. That the Centre, consisting of building(s),
is situated at
(address)
□ is at least 50% completed
or □ is 100% completed and ready for use and
occupancy.
3. That to the best of my knowledge, information and
belief,
(a) the building(s) or premises conform(s) to:
(check (V) one)
□ the plans and specifications
□ the structural sketch,
copies of which the authorized officers of the
corporation inform me were filed with the
Minister and subsequently approved by him;
(6) the capital cost of the centre to date is
$ ; and
(c) the estimated total capital cost of the centre
will be $
Dated at ,
this day of
19....
(signature)
(address of professional
office)
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THE GAME AND FISH ACT, 1961-62
O. Reg. 88/68.
Crown Game Preserves.
Made— March 7th, 1968.
Filed— March 8th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE GAME AND FISH ACT, 1961-62
1. Appendix B to Ontario Regulation 22/65, as
amended by section 2 of Ontario Regulation 126/67
and Ontario Regulation 315/67, is further amended
by adding thereto the following Schedule:
Schedule 25
KETTLE CREEK CROWN GAME PRESERVE
In the townships of Southwold and Yarmouth in
the County of Elgin and described as follows:
Beginning at a point in Lot 1, Concession VIII, in
the Township of Yarmouth where the westerly limit
of that part of the King's Highway known as No. 4 is
intersected by the southeasterly limit of a travelled
road running southwesterly from the City of St. Thomas
and known as the River Road; thence in a general
southwesterly and southerly direction along the south-
easterly and easterly limit of that travelled road
through the townships of Yarmouth and Southwold
to the intersection with the southerly limit of the allow-
ance for road along the northerly limit of the 2nd
Range north of Union Road in the Township of
Southwold; thence westerly along the southerly limit
of that allowance for road to the easterly limit of the
allowance for road between lots 10 and 11 in the 2nd
Range north of Union Road; thence southerly along
the easterly limit of the allowance for road between
lots 10 and 11 in the 2nd and 1st Ranges north of
Union Road to the northerly limit of the road known
as Union Road; thence easterly along the northerly
limit of the last-mentioned road to the intersection
with the northerly production of the easterly limit of
a travelled road crossing Lot 16 in the 1st Range south
of Union Road; thence southerly along that production
and the easterly limit of the last-mentioned travelled
road a distance of one and one-quarter miles, more or
less, to the northerly limit of a road running easterly
to that part of the King's Highway known as No. 4;
thence easterly along the northerly limit of the last-
mentioned road to the westerly limit of that part of
the King's Highway known as No. 4; thence north-
easterly and northerly along that limit of that highway
through the townships of Southwold and Yarmouth
to the place of beginning.
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THE HIGHWAY TRAFFIC ACT
O. Reg. 89/68.
Tire Standards and Specifications.
Made— March 7th, 1968.
Filed— March 8th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE HIGHWAY TRAFFIC ACT
1. Section 14 of Ontario Regulation 58/67, as made
by section 2 of Ontario Regulation 393/67, is amended
by striking out "31st day of March" in the third line
and inserting in lieu thereof "30th day of April".
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THE POWER COMMISSION ACT
O. Reg. 90/68.
Ontario Electrical Code.
Made— February 29th, 1968.
Approved — March 7th, 1968.
Filed— March 8th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE POWER COMMISSION ACT
1. Ontario Regulation 378/66 is amended by adding
thereto the following section :
SECTION 75— PRIMARY AND SECONDARY
LINES ON PRIVATE PROPERTY AND
WIRING OF NON-URBAN BUILDINGS
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75-000 Scope
(1) This Section applies to installations of primary
and secondary lines on private property and the wiring
of farm buildings, and buildings in other than urban
municipalities.
(2) This Section is supplementary to and not
exclusive of the general requirements of this Code.
75-001 Definitions. In this Section;
(a) "Power conductor" means a conductor which
conveys electrical power or energy and is not
part of a communication circuit;
(b) "Primary line" means a set of conductors
operating at a potential of more than 750
volts;
(c) "Secondary line" means a set of conductors
operating at a potential of 750 volts or less.
75-002 General Requirements
(1) Every installation under this Section shall be
submitted by the contractor for inspection in accor-
dance with Section 2 of this Code.
(2) Where the work consists of the erection of a
service line, the contractor shall consult with the local
supply authority as to the layout of the service line
and the location of the transformer and meter.
(3) Where the work consists of the erection of
conductors over or across a railway, the contractor
shall submit to the inspector a plan of the crossing
endorsed by the railway Company with an approval
of the work.
(4) Where power conductors are to be laid under-
ground or under water, the contractor shall submit to
an inspector and obtain his written approval of the
plans of the circuits of which the power conductors
form part and of the specifications for the material
and equipment for the circuits.
75-004 Clearances between Power Conductors
and Communication Circuits
(1) Electrical equipment, power conductors, com-
munication circuits and equipment shall be so con-
structed and maintained as to create no undue hazard
to previously installed power or communication
facilities.
(2) Where power conductors and communication
circuits are carried on separate parallel pole-lines,
such lines shall:
(a) Be spaced apart a distance of not less than
10 feet; and
(b) Where practicable, be spaced apart a distance
such that one line cannot fall upon the other
line in the event of the breaking of a pole.
(3) Where pole lines are placed such that the con-
ductors of one circuit may fall upon the conductors of
another circuit, in the event of the breaking of a pole,
the power conductors shall be erected at least:
(a) 5 feet in vertical distance above the conduc-
tors of the communication circuit where the
voltage does not exceed 5000 volts to ground;
and
(b) 7 feet above the conductors of the communi-
cation circuit where the voltage exceeds
5000 volts to ground.
(4) Paragraph (a) of Subrule (3) shall not apply to
a service span from a pole to a building.
(5) Where power conductors and communication
circuits are carried on the same poles, the power con-
ductors shall be erected at least:
(a) 4 feet in vertical distance above the con-
ductors of the communication circuits both
at the pole and in the span, where the voltage
does not exceed 5000 volts to ground; and
(b) 6 feet in vertical distance above the conductors
of the communication circuits both at the
pole and in the span, where the voltage
exceeds 5000 volts to ground but does not
exceed 8000 volts to ground.
(6) Paragraph (a) of Subrule (5) shall not apply
to a service span from a pole to a building.
75-006 Joint Use of Poles for Communication
Circuits and Power Conductors
(1) Power conductors and communication circuits
shall not be carried on common poles unless the
consent in writing is obtained from the supply autho-
rity and the operators of the communication circuits
to the joint use of the poles.
(2) The conductors of a communication circuit
shall not be carried on poles carrying power conductors
having a voltage of more than 8000 volts to ground.
75-008 Location of Conductors Vertically. Where
power conductors which operate at a potential of more
than 750 volts cross communication wires or other
wires of lesser voltage, the conductors of the circuit
having the highest voltage shall be erected above such
communication wires and other wires and the distances
prescribed by Rule 75-004 shall apply.
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75-010 Clearances in Service Span. Where the
voltage of power conductors does not exceed 750 volts,
the distance between the power conductors and a
communication drop-wire in the service span from a
pole to a building shall be not less than:
(a) 1 foot where the conductors and the drop-
wire are parallel; or
(b) 2 feet where the conductors and the drop-wire
cross.
ERECTION AND INSTALLATION OF
OVERHEAD POWER CONDUCTORS
75-012 Overhead Power Conductors. The equip-
ment and materials used for the erection or installation
of overhead power conductors shall be in accordance
with the requirements of Rules 75-014 to 75-104, both
inclusive.
75-014 Poles
(1) Poles shall be constructed of:
(a) Cedar;
(b) Pressure-treated pine; or
(c) Other approved material.
(2) Poles shall be of sound material and structure.
(3) Every pole of western cedar or pressure- treated
pine having a length shown in column 1 of Table 41
shall have at least the circumference specified in
column 2 of the table measured at a point distant
5 feet 6 inches from the butt end of the pole.
(4) Every pole of eastern cedar or wood other than
western cedar or pressure-treated pine having a length
shown in column 1 of Table 41 shall have at least the
circumference specified in column 3 of the table
measured at a point distant 5 feet 6 inches from the
butt end of the pole.
(5) Every pole shall have at the top a minimum
circumference of 15 inches for line poles, and 21 inches
for transformer poles.
75-016 Length of Poles
(1) Every pole in a primary service line shall be at
least 30 feet long.
(2) Every pole in a secondary service line shall be
at least 25 feet long.
(3) Every pole on which a transformer is mounted
shall be at least 35 feet long.
75-018 Framing of Poles. Every pole-top shall be
framed in the manner shown in item 1, 2 or 3 of Speci-
fication 1.
75-020 Setting of Pole
(1) Where a pole having a length shown in column 1
of Table 42 is set in earth, the butt end of the pole
shall be buried to a depth of at least that prescribed
in column 2 of the table.
(2) Where a pole having a length shown in column 1
of Table 42 is set in solid rock, the butt end of the pole
shall be buried to a depth of at least that shown in
column 2 of the table less 1 foot.
(3) Where poles are erected on slopes or hillsides,
the depth of the hole shall be measured from the lower
side of the opening.
75-022 Pole Spans
(1) Poles used in secondary service lines shall be
placed not more than:
(a) 135 feet apart for No. 6 AWG Copper M.H.D.
with weather-proof insulation; and
(b) 150 feet apart for Type NS-1 or NSF-2 neutral
supported cable.
(2) Subject to Subrule (3) poles used in a primary
service line to support conductors of a size specified
in column 1 of Table 43 and of components specified in
column 2 of Table 43 shall be placed not farther apart
than the distances specified in column 3 of Table 43.
(3) Where power conductors and communication
circuits are carried on the same poles, the poles shall be ■
placed not farther apart than 175 feet.
75-024 Pole Spans Crossing Public Road. Where
a span of electrical conductors crosses a public road:
(a) The span shall not be longer than 135 feet; and
(b) The poles which support the span shall be of
sufficient height to provide and maintain,
at a temperature of 60 degrees Fahrenheit,
a distance between the conductors and the
surface of the road of:
(i) 19 feet, where the voltage between
conductors is not more than 750 volts
to ground; or
(ii) 20 feet, where the voltage between
conductors is more than 750 volts to
ground but not more than 8000 volts
to ground.
75-026 Span with Secondary Attached to
Building
(1) The span from the point where the secondary
service line is attached to a building to the nearest pole
shall be not more than:
(a) 100 feet for weatherproof insulated copper;
(b) 125 feet for size No. 3/0 AWG and smaller of
Types NS-1 and NSF-2 cables; and
(c) 100 feet for size No. 4/0 AWG of Types NS-1
and NSF-2 cables.
(2) The ampacity of all weatherproof insulated
cable shall be in accordance with Table 48.
75-028 Clearances on Private Property
(1) The poles which support the conductors of a
primary service line of not more than 15,000 volts j
passing over private property accessible to vehicles
shall be so located and of such height as to afford a
clearance of at least 20 feet measured vertically be-
tween the conductors and the ground at a temperature
of 60 degrees Fahrenheit.
(2) The poles which support the conductors of a
secondary service line passing over private property
accessible to vehicles shall be so located and of such
height as to afford a clearance of at least 19 feet
measured vertically between the conductors and the
ground at a temperature of 60 degrees Fahrenheit.
(3) The poles which support the conductors of a
primary or secondary service line of not more than
15,000 volts passing over private property accessible
only to pedestrians shall be so located and of such
height as to afford a clearance of at least 15 feet
measured vertically between the conductors and the
ground at a temperature of 60 degrees Fahrenheit.
(4) Where an overhead secondary line other than^
a service line enters a building and the height of th«
building is insufficient to permit the clearance require '
by Subrules (2) and (3), the service fitting shall
installed at the highest practicable level which in nc
case shall it be less than 12 feet above ground level.
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(5) Where the span exceeds 175 feet, the clearances
required by Subrules (1), (2) and (3) hereof shall be
increased by 1/10 foot for each 10 feet by which the
span exceeds 175 feet.
75-030 Clearances of Service Conductors from
Buildings
(1) Where an overhead service line has a voltage of
not more than 750 volts, the conductors shall be kept
at least 3 feet measured horizontally or 6 feet measured
vertically from all buildings except where necessary to
effect a service entrance.
(2) Where an overhead service line has a voltage
of more than 750 volts but not more than 15,000 volts,
the conductors shall be kept distant:
(a) From a building:
(i) At least 10 feet measured horizontally;
or
(ii) At least 15 feet above the highest
point of the roof of the building; and
(b) From the top level of a barn-door, barn-
window or the entrance to a hay-mow:
(i) At least 10 feet measured vertically
upwards, or
(ii) At least 20 feet measured horizontally.
75-032 Clearances for Other Structures
(1) Power conductors operating at a potential of
more than 150 volts to ground shall not be erected
within:
(a) 20 feet measured horizontally from windmills,
flagpoles and other like structures; and
(b) 40 feet measured horizontally from silos or
wells which increase the possibility of acci-
dental contact by persons or things with such
conductors.
(2) The poles which carry the conductors of a
primary line shall be so located as to avoid, so far as is
practicable, the possibility of damage from contact
with vehicles.
75-034 Anchors and Guys
(1) Poles at dead-ends or angles in a service line
shall be guyed to:
(a) A plate anchor in the manner shown in Speci-
fication 2;
(b) A log anchor in the manner shown in Specifi-
cation 3 ; or
(c) An expansion anchor in the manner shown in
Specification 4.
(2) Where the anchor is installed in solid rock with
no overburden of earth, a rock-anchor shall be installed
in the manner shown in item 1 of Specification 5.
(3) Where the anchor is installed in solid rock
having an overburden of earth, it shall be installed in
the manner shown in item 2 of Specification 5.
(4) Where local conditions do not permit the use
of a guy, a push brace shall be used in the manner
shown in Specification 6.
75-036 Tree as Anchor. Where power conductors
have a voltage of not more than 300 volts and the
guyed pole is not at the end of the line and it is not
practicable to use an anchor, the guy wire may be
attached to the trunk of a sound tree, which shall be at
least 12 inches in diameter at the point of attachment,
by means of a ^'s inch e>e-bolt or screw-eye at least
6 inches in length.
75-038 Guy Wires. Guy wires shall:
(a) Be of 7-strand steel;
(b) Have a diameter of at least 5/16 inch; and
(c) Be galvanized.
75-040 Strain Insulator on Guy
(1) Every guy shall have a strain insulator installed
in the manner shown in Specification 7.
(2) Where:
(a) The guyed pole carries a transformer or a
fused switch ; and
(b) The breaking of the guy wire could cause a
part of the guy wire below the strain insulator
to fall against a conductor carried by the pole,
a second strain insulator shall be installed in the guy
wire at a point below the point of possible contact of
the conductor and guy wire.
(3) Where persons or animals are likely to come
into contact with the guy wire, it shall be protected
by a suitable guard.
75-042 Anchoring for Change of Line Direction
(1) W'here a change in direction of a line does not
exceed 45 degrees, a single anchor shall be used bisecting
the larger angle formed by the lines.
(2) Where a change in direction of a line is greater
than 45 degrees but does not exceed 60 degrees, two
anchors shall be installed, one at right angles to each
line.
(3) Where a change of direction in a line exceeds
60 degrees, each line shall be dead-ended with a head
anchor.
75-044 Guy Construction
(1) Where a ^uy wire passes over a roadway or
other obstruction to a guy, it shall be constructed in
the manner shown in item 1 or item 2 of Specification 8.
(2) Where the span between the guyed pole and the
stub pole crosses over or under power conductors
operating at a potential of more than 150 volts to
ground, a second strain insulator shall be installed
in the span at a point between the power conductors
and the guyed pole and not less than 8 feet from the
stub pole.
75-046 Guy on Transformer Pole
(1) The guy wire on a transformer pole shall be
attached to the pole with an approved fitting shown
in item 1 of Specification 37 in the manner shown in
Specification 7 and in such manner that there is no
contact with the ground-wire on the pole.
(2) Where there is no transformer on a pole the
guys may be attached in the manner prescribed by
Subrule 1, or by wrapping two turns of the guy wire
around the pole and using two guy hooks as shown in
item 3 of Specification 37.
75-048 Anchor Distance from Pole. The distance
of an anchor from its pole shall be at least one-third
the height of the pole above ground.
75-050 Cross-arms and Hardware.
shall be hot-dipped galvanized.
All hardware
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75-052 Cross-arms
(1) Cross-arms shall be:
(a) Of Douglas fir;
(b) At least 4}^ inches wide and 33^ inches thick;
and
(c) Attached to the pole so that the longer dimen-
sion is vertical.
(2) Where Douglas fir is not available, cedar cross-
arms of at least 4% inches in width and 3^ inches in
thickness and free of knots of more than 34 i'lch dia-
meter may be used.
75-054 Types of Cross-arms
(1) On a 2-pin arm the pins shall be at least 30
inches apart.
(2) On a 4-pin arm,
(a) The 2 pins nearest the pole shall be at least
30 inches apart; and
(b) Each of the 2 pins farthest from the pole shall
be at least 18 inches distant from the pin
nearer the pole, but where the pole span is
200 feet or more, the distance shall be in-
creased to at least 30 inches.
(3) The end pins shall be at least 4 inches from the
end of the cross-arms.
75-056 Cross-arm Pins
(1) The pins shall be:
(a) Wood cross-arm pins as shown in item 3 of
Specification 9; or
(b) Steel cross-arm pins as shown in item 2 of
Specification 9.
(2) Where steel cross-arm pins are used, a lock
washer as shown in item 1 of Specification 9 shall be
used on each pin.
75-058 Bracing of Cross-arms. Two-pin cross-
arms shall have two 20-inch braces and all other
cross-arms shall have two 30-inch braces.
75-060 Cross-arm Construction
(1) Cross-arms shall be erected in the manner
shown in Specification 10 but where there is a change
in direction of the line of more than 30 degrees, and at
dead-ends, the cross-arms shall be erected in the
manner shown in Specification 11.
(2) Where there is a change in direction of less than
3 degrees in a service line, the cross-arms shall be
erected in the manner shown in Specification 10.
(3) Where the change in direction is greater than
3 degrees but not more than 30 degrees, single arms
shall be used, in the manner shown in Specification 10,
but the pins shall be angle-pins as shown in item 1 of
Specification 38.
(4) Where the change in direction is greater than
30 degrees but not more than 60 degrees, double arms
shall be used in the manner shown in Specification 11
but the pins shall be angle-pins as shown in item 1 of
Specification 38.
(5) Where the change in direction is greater than
60 degrees buck-arms shall be used in the manner
shown in Specification 12.
75-062 Dead-end Construction
(1) At dead-ends in primary service lines double
arms shall be erected in the manner shown in Specifica-
tion 11.
(2) On a four-pin cross-arm, the two spacing bolts
nearest the center of the cross-arm shown in Speci-
fication 11 shall be installed only when required for
dead-end equipment.
(3) Spacing blocks may be used in lieu of spacing
bolts.
(4) W'here power conductors supported on cross-
arms cross an overhead open-wire communication line
having more than two circuits, the power conductors
shall be supported on double cross-arms on the two
poles nearest the crossing.
(5) Where the voltage of power conductors is more
than 750 volts the conductors shall be dead-ended in
the manner shown in item 1 or item 2 of Specification
13 but:
(a) Where one of the conductors is a grounded
neutral, the insulator may be dispensed with
on that conductor; and
(b) Where the voltage exceeds 3000 volts to
ground, two 6-inch insulators shall be used
in series.
75-064 Pole-top Pin Construction
(1) Pole- top pin construction may be used for
single-phase grounded circuits.
(2) Where pole-top pin construction is used, it shall
be as shown in item 1 of Specification 14.
(3) Where there is a change of direction of less than
3 degrees in the line, the pole-top pin construction '
shall be as shown in item 1 of Specification 14.
(4) Where the change of direction is greater than
3 degrees but not more than 15 degrees, a pole- top pin •
and saddle-clamp shall be used in the manner shown
in item 1 of Specification 15.
(5) Where the change of direction is greater than
15 degrees but not more than 60 degrees, saddle-
clamps shall be used for both conductors in the manner
shown in item 2 of Specification 15.
(6) Where the change of direction is greater than
60 degrees, the construction shall be as shown in
Specification 16.
(7) Where a power line on pole-top pins crosses an
overhead open-wire communication line having more
than two circuits, the power conductors shall be sup-
ported on double pins on the two poles nearest the
crossing.
(8) At a dead-end, double arms shall be installed
as shown in Specification 11, or if the dead-end is not
on a transformer pole, it may be installed in the manner
shown in item 2 of Specification 14.
75-066 Secondary Racks. Racks shall be used on
secondary service lines as follows:
(1) Where neutral supported cables are used, the
type of rack employed shall be that shown as item 1 of
Specification 30.
(2) Where several conductors are used, the type of
rack employed shall be as shown in item 2, 3 or 4 of
Specification 30 depending upon the number of con-
ductors.
(3) Where there is no change of direction in
secondary service line, the rack shall be erected in thjj
manner shown in item 1 of Specification 17.
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(4) Where there is a change of direction in a secon-
dary service line, the rack shall be erected in the
manner shown in item 2 of Specification 17.
(5) Neutral supported cable shall be installed in
the manner shown in Specification 45.
(6) At a dead-end in a secondary service line, the
rack shall be erected in the manner shown in item 3
of Specification 17.
(7) The secondary conductors shall be dead-ended
in the manner shown in Specification 18 or, if neutral
supported cables are used, in the manner shown in
item 1 of Specification 30.
75-068 Rack Clearance
(1) Where primary and secondary service conduc-
tors are carried on the same poles and the primary
conductors are carried on cross-arms, tlie top of the
rack for the secondary conductors shall be at least
2 feet below the centre of the cross-arms for primary
conductors.
(2) Where the primary conductor is carried on a
Cole-top pin, the secondary rack shall be at least 4 feet
elow the primary conductor.
(3) Where the conductors of primary and secon-
dary lines are carried on the same poles on private
property, the secondary line shall have a neutral
conductor separate on the pole from the neutral
conductor of the primary line.
75-070 Insulators
(1) The insulator used on the phase wires of a
primary circuit having a voltage of more than 750
volts but not more than 5000 volts to ground shall be
of the brown glaze, top-tie, wet-process porcelain type
as shown in item 1 of Specification 19.
(2) A similar pin-type insulator of slate-colored
jlaze shall be used for the grounded neutral wire of a
jrimary circuit.
(3) For:
(a) Grounded primary circuits having a voltage
of more than 5000 volts but less than 8000
volts to ground; or
(b) Ungrounded circuits of more than 5000 volts
but not more than 15,000 volts between
conductors,
the phase insulators shall be of the brown glaze, top-tie,
fwet-process porcelain type as shown in item 2 of
Ipecification 19.
(4) The insulator used on a secondary spool-type
rack shall be of porcelain as shown in Specification 20.
^75-072 Conductor Splices
(1) Where a splice is required in steel reinforced
conductors, the splice shall be made in the manner
shown in Specification 21 or a compression joint may
be used.
(2) Where a splice is required in hard-drawn copper
conductors, the splice shall be made with a sleeve in
the manner shown in item 1 of Specification 22 or a
compression joint may be used.
(3) Where the conductor to be spliced is of medium-
hard-drawn copper, the method shown in item 2 of
Specification 22 may be used in lieu of a sleeve but the
splice shall be soldered.
(4) Where the conductor to be spliced is of medium-
hard-drawn stranded copper:
(a) The method shown in item 3 of .Specification
22 shall be used; and
(b) The splice shall be soldered.
(5) The method of splicing shown in items 2 and 3
of Specification 22 shall not be used where the con-
ductors are of hard-drawn copper.
(6) Where a span of a power conductor crosses an
overhead communication circuit, the use of splices in
the span and in the two spans adjoining it shall be
avoided where practicable.
75-074 Conductors. Conductors used on primarj-
service lines of more than 750 volts shall be of at least
a size shown in column 1 of Table 43.
75-076 Longer Span. Where, by reason of special
circumstances, the use of a span longer than that
permitted by Table 43 is necessary, an inspector may
permit the use of a longer span subject to such con-
ditions as to materials and methods of construction
and support as he may consider necessary.
75-078 Conductors of Secondary Service
(1) The conductors of a secondary service line
shall have at least the conductivity and strength of
No. 6 AWG gauge medium-hard-drawn copper wire.
(2) The conductors of a secondary line, other than
the neutral conductor, shall have a weather-proof
covering.
(3) The neutral conductor shal be:
(a) Bare; and
(b) Placed in the same position in the circuit in
relation to the other conductors, as the neutral
conductor of the supply authority is in rela-
tion to its other conductors.
75-080 Type of Service Line Conductors and Sag
between Poles
(1) Where the conductors of a service line are of
neutral supported cable they shall be erected so that
the sag between poles is that shown in Table 46 at the
specified temperatures, for the size of cable.
(2) Where the conductors of a service line are of
copper with a weatherproof covering they shall be
erected so that the sag between poles is that shown in
Table 44 at the specified temperatures for the size of
cable.
(3) Where the conductors of a service line are of
steel-reinforced aluminum conductors, they shall be
erected so that the sag between poles is that shown in
Table 45 for the specified temperatures.
75-082 Conductor Ties
(1) Where insulators are required in a primary
service line having aluminum conductors, the con-
ductors shall be tied to pin-type insulators:
(a) In the manner shown in Specification 23 where
there is no change in direction of the line at
the insulator; and
(b) In the manner shown in Specification 24
where there is a change in direction of the
line at the insulator.
(2) Where insulators are required in a primary
service line having conductors of copper with weather-
proof covering, the conductors shall be tied to pin-type
insulators:
(a) In the manner shown in Specification 25 where
there is no change in direction of the line at
the insulator; and
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(h) In the manner shown in Specification 26 where
there is a change in direction of the line at the
insulator.
(3) Where insulators are required on a primary
service line having a copper conductor with weather-
proof covering and the voltage exceeds 3000 volts to
ground, the covering shall be removed from the con-
ductor for a distance of 12 inches and that portion of
the conductor which is bare shall be centrally located
on the insualtor and tied in the manner shown in
Specification 28.
(4) Where insulators are required in a secondary
service line having copper conductors with weather-
proof covering, the conductors shall be tied to secon-
dary-rack spool-type insulators in the manner shown in
Specification 27.
75-084 Conductor Taps. Taps to conductors shall
be made with clamps in the manner shown in Speci-
fication 35.
75-086 Insulating Bare Conductor. Where insula-
tion has been removed from a conductor in the making
of a splice, tap or dead-end, the bare part of the
conductor and the clamp, if any, shall be taped and
painted with insulating compound.
75-088 Removal of Insulation. Where a dead-end
is made on an insulated conductor, the insulation shall
be removed from the conductor only at the place
where the clamp is attached.
75-090 Attachment of Service Wires
(1) Supply service wires shall terminate on a
dead-end rack of a type shown in Specification 29 or 30
mounted:
(a) On a secondary service pole; or
(b) Attached to the timber framing of a building
by two machine bolts of at least one-half inch
diameter backed by washers.
(2) Where it is necessary to install an approved
service mast to meet the requirements of Rule 6-010,
the mast shall be attached to the building in the
manner shown in Specification 46.
75-092 Conductor Sag between Pole and Building
( 1 ) Where the conductors of the service line are of
weatherproof covered copper, they shall be erected
so that the sag in the span between a pole and building
is in accordance with Table 47 for the specified tem-
perature and span length.
(2) Where the conductors of the service line are of
neutral supported cable, they shall be erected so that
the sag in the span between a pole and building is in
accordance with Table 46 for the specified temperature
and span length.
75-094 Service Box Installation
( 1 ) Where a service box is installed on a pole which
supports the conductors of a secondary service only,
the service box shall be erected in the manner shown
in Si>ecification 32.
(2) Where a service box is installed on a trans-
former pole, no equipment other than that shown in
Specification 33 shall be placed on the pole.
(3) Where the service consists of a completely
self- protected transformer, no equipment other than
that shown in Specification 34 shall be placed on the
pole except by special permission.
(4) Service boxes shall not be installed on poles
located on a public road.
75-096 Service Attachment to Poles
(1) No electrical equipment of a consumer's service
shall be attached to the poles of a supply authority
without express permission of the supply authority.
(2) The permission of the supply authority shall
not be granted where the attachment cannot be made
below the attachments of the supply authority.
75-098 Service Box Installation on a Transformer
Pole
( 1 ) Where a service box is installed on a transformer
pole:
(a) Two ground electrodes shall be installed by
the supply authority;
(b) The consumer shall provide a grounding
conductor for the non-current-carrying metal
parts of the service box; and
(c) The supply authority shall connect the
grounding conductor to the ground wire on
the pole.
(2) All non-current-carrying metal parts of the
service box shall be grounded.
75-100 Conductors to the Service Switch. Con-
ductors connected to the load side of a service switch
shall not be installed in a conduit with conductors
connected to the line side of the service switch.
75-102 Disconnection of Live Supply. No person
other than an authorized person shall do any work
on a pole carrying conductors having a voltage of more
than 300 volts until the local superintendent of the
supply authority has been notified and the power has
been shut oflf.
75-104 Tree Trimming. At the time of the installa-
tion of a primary line on private property, all trees
adjacent to the line shall be trimmed so as to afford a
clearance of:
(a) At least 8 feet between light limbs and
branches and the conductors of a primary
line exceeding 750 volts;
(b) At least 4 feet between light limbs and
branches and the conductors of a secondary
line not exceeding 750 volts; and
(c) At least 6 feet between heavy main tree
trunks or limbs, which do not sway appre-
ciably, and the conductors.
75-106 Grounding Conductors
(1) The grounding conductor shall be in accordance
with section 10, except that a 2-conductor non-metallic-
sheathed cable with conductors of not less than No.
12 AWG connected in parallel may be used for services
not exceeding 100 amperes.
(2) Armoured-cable shall not be used as a ground-
ing conductor, when in an area that may be frequented
by livestock.
(3) (a) Where a rubber-insulated or thermoplastic
insulated wire is used for the grounding-conductor,
those parts located above ground shall be protected
against mechanical injury by means of wood ground-
wire moulding or similar means approved by the
inspector; and
(b) Metal guards or conduit shall not be used as
protection for the grounding conductor in locations
accessible to livestock.
75-108 Ground Electrodes
(1) Each ground electrode shall consist of one or
more standard ground-rods.
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(2) There shall be not less than two ground-rods
installed for each consumer's installation.
(3) Ground-rods, if of iron or steel, shall have a
minimum diameter of ^i inch.
(4) Ground-rods shall be provided with solderless
clamps of an approved type.
(5) Where a ground-electrode consists of two or
more ground-rods, the ground-rods shall be installed
not less than 10 feet apart.
(6) Where ground-rods are installed outside a
building, they shall:
(a) Be at least 10 feet long; and
(b) Be driven to a depth such that the ground-
clamps are 12 inches below ground-level.
(7) Where ground-rods are installed in a basement:
(a) They shall extend not less than 5 feet into the
ground; and
(b) Ground-clamps which are protected against
mechanical injury may be located above the
surface of the floor through which the rods
are driven.
75-110 Location of Underground Grounding
Conductor
(1) Where the grounding conductor is run under-
ground to the ground electrode, it shall:
(a) Be buried in the earth to a depth not less
than 12 inches below the ground-level;
(b) Not be located within 10 feet of a doorway;
and
(c) Not be located in an area normally frequented
by livestock.
(2) Where it is impracticable to obtain adequate
resistance to ground, an inspector may require that
ground connections be dispensed with at individual
services.
75-112 Grounding of Service Equipment on
Transformer Poles
(1) Where the service equipment is installed on a
transformer pole:
(a) The neutral conductor of the consumer's
service shall not be grounded by any one
person other than an employee of the supply
authority;
(b) The neutral conductor shall be brought into
the service box;
(c) Notwithstanding the provisions of Rule
10-024, the neutral conductor in the line and
load conduits on a service pole may be bare;
and
(d) The contractor shall bond the non-current-
carrying metal parts of the service equip-
ment to a grounding conductor sized in
accordance with Rule 10-084, and at least
2 feet of the grounding-conductor shall
extend outside the weather-proof enclosure.
(2) The supply authority shall,
(a) Attach the grounding-conductor to the supply
authority's ground wire by means of a
solderless connector; and
(b) Supply, install, and test at least two ground-
electrodes.
75-114 Overhead Secondary Circuits and Feeders
(1) Conductors shall be installed in accordance
with Rules 12-236 to 12-254. both inclusive.
(2) The span between buildings shall not exceed
100 feet.
(3) Where overhead feeders are more than one pole
span in length they shall be terminated in accordance
with Subrule (1) of Rule 75-090.
(4) Where an overhead feeder is dead-ended and
guyed on the last pole, or the length of the feeder
drop between the pole line and the attachment or the
building does not exceed 50 feet, the conductors may
be attached to the building in the manner shown in
Specification 31 with an approved type of service knob.
75-116 Attachment of Feeder Conductors
(1) Where a service knob is attached to a solid-
masonry wall it shall:
(a) Have a No. 22 wood screw at least 2 inches
long; and
(b) Be anchored in the solid part of the masonry
in the manner shown in item 4 of Specification
31.
(2) Where a service knob is attached to solid wood
at least 2 inches thick, it shall have a No. 22 wood
screw at least 2 inches long.
(3) VVhere a service knob is attached to a sheathed
frame building, the screw of the service knob shall be
at least 3J^ inches long and shall be screwed into:
(a) A stud or other solid member at least 3 inches
thick; or
(b) Face boards or other wooden members which
are sufficiently reinforced to prevent breaking
of the face board or member,
in the manner shown in item 2 of Specification 31.
(4) A 3^-inch hole shall be drilled into the wood
before the screw is. inserted.
(5) Screws shall not be inserted in the end grain
of wooden members.
(6) Where a service knob is attached to a brick
veneer building, it shall be attached in the manner
shown in item 1 of Specification 31, and the screw of
the service knob shall:
(a) Be at least 6J^ inches long; and
(b) Pass through the mortar course into the
sheathing.
(7) Where a service knob is attached to a stucco
or hollow-tile wall, the service knob shall have a J^-
inch toggle bolt and shall be attached in the manner
shown in item 3 of Specification 31.
75-118 Secondary Conductors across a Public
Road. Where a consumer desires to run the conductors
of a secondary feeder across a public road between a
house and a barn, the crossing shall not be. made
unless:
(a) Written permission has been obtained from
the supply authority and from the authority
having control over the road; and
(b) The conductors are erected at least 19 feet
above the road level.
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75-120 Yard-lights
(1) Yard-lights shall not be installed on a trans-
former pole, unless installed and maintained by the
supply authority.
(2) Where yard-lights are installed on poles carry-
ing the conductors of a primary line, the lighting
fixtures shall be at least 6 feet below the conductors.
(3) Where yard-lights are controlled from more
than one point by switches, each switch shall be so
wired and connected that the neutral conductor runs
direct to the light or lights controlled by it.
(4) The neutral conductor of the circuit supplying
the yard-light may be connected to the neutral con-
ductor of a feeder or sub-feeder.
75-122 Wiring in Buildings
(1) Where a feeder or sub-feeder enters a building
in which livestock is or may be kept or stabled, a
3-wire service box of the solid-neutral type shall be
installed at the point of entrance.
(2) Where a service box supplies more than two
branch-circuits, over-current devices shall be installed
on the load side of the main switch or circuit-breaker.
(3) The over-current devices shall be mounted in
an approved enclosure separate from that of the main
switch or circuit-breaker except that an approved
panelboard may be used in which the main switch or
circuit-breaker is in the same enclosure with the
branch-circuit over-current devices.
(4) All feeders shall enter barns and out-buildings
in rigid metal conduit or in non-metallic sheathed
cable.
(5) Notwithstanding Subrule (4), where feeders
are protected by a device installed in the transformer,
the use of non-metallic sheathed cable shall not be
permitted.
(6) Where non-metallic sheathed cable is used, it
shall:
(a) Be located inside the building; and
(b) Not be exposed to moisture.
(7) The conduit or non-metallic sheathed cable
shall be fitted with an approved weather-proof service
fitting.
75-124 Wiring Methods
(1) The wiring in barns, stables and out-buildings
shall be:
(a) Knob-and-tube wiring;
(b) Non-metallic sheathed cable; or
(c) Any other method by special permission.
(2) The wiring in a residence may be:
(a) Knob-and-tube wiring;
(b) Non-metallic sheathed cable; or
(c) Any other approved method.
75-126 Wiring Devices
(1) Except by special permission, keyless weather-
proof pigtail lamp-holders shall be installed at lamp
outlets in barns, stables and out-buildings.
(2) All lamp outlets shall be controlled by means
of wall switches.
(3) Subject to Subrule 4, an outlet, switch, recep-
tacle or other wiring device shall be:
(a) Contained in a box made of insulating
material having a cover of insulating material;
or
(b) An approved self-contained outlet, switch,
receptacle or other wiring device, made of
insulating material.
(4) Where an inspector permits the installation of
metal conduit or armoured-cable, a metal box and
fittings shall be used.
75-128 Fixed Lighting. Where combustible dust or
chaff is likely to collect on lamps installed in fixed
positions, the lamps shall be:
(a) Installed so that they hang vertically; and
(b) Enclosed in semi-dust-tight globes.
75-130 Receptacles. Receptacles installed in stables,
barns and out-buildings shall be of the 3-pole grounded
type.
2. Ontario Regulation 378/66 is further amended
by adding thereto the following Tables and Speci-
fications:
TABLE 41
CIRCUMFERENCE OF POLES
Length of Pole
feet
Western Cedar or
Pressure-treated Pine
inches
Eastern Cedar and Other
inches
25
26
28
30
26^
31
35
28
33
40
34
37
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TABLE 42
MINIMUM DEPTH OF POLES
I
Pole Length
feet
Minimum Depth of Hole
feet
25
5
30
5H
35
5K
40
6
45
6H
SO
7
TABLE 43
MAXIMUM CONDUCTOR SPANS
Size of Conductor
AWG
Type of Conductor
Maximum Span
Feet
6
Medium-hard-drawn copper,
weatherproof
135
6
Hard-drawn or medium-hard-drawn
copper, bare
150
4
Bare hard-drawn copper
250
4
Bare steel-reinforced aluminum
250
2
Bare steel-reinforced aluminum
350
0
Bare steel-reinforced aluminum
350
TABLE 44
CONDUCTOR SAG BETWEEN POLES — WEATHERPROOF COPPER CONDUCTORS
Temperature
(Fahrenheit)
degrees
Conductors No. 6 to No. 0 AWG
Conductors No. 2/0 to 250 MCM AWG
100 Ft.
Span
inches
125 Ft.
Span
inches
150 Ft.
Span
inches
100 Ft.
Span
inches
125 Ft.
Span
inches
150 Ft.
Span
inches
—20
0
32
60
90
120
4
5
7
9
12
15
6
8
11
15
19
24
8
12
16
21
27
34
5
7
9
12
14
17
8
11
15
18
22
26
12
16
21
26
32
38
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TABLE 45
SAG OF ALUMINUM CONDUCTORS STEEL REINFORCED
Nos. 2, 1/0, Stranding 6/1
Span in Feet
Temperature
(Fahrenheit)
175
200
225
250
275
300
325
350
Sag in Inches
—30
8
10
13
17
20
24
28
32
0
14
18
23
29
35
42
49
57
+32
18
24
30
37
45
54
63
73
60
22
29
36
45
54
64
76
87
90
26
33
42
52
63
75
88
102
120
29
38
47
59
71
85
99
115
Note: For sizes larger than No. 1/0 AWG refer to the Supply Authority.
TABLE 46
SAG OF TRIPLEX CONDUCTORS
Temperature
2
1
Triplex
— No. 2 PolyAl
— No. 2 Bare Acsr.
2-
1-
Triplex
- No. 1/0 PolyAl
- No. 1/0 Bare Acsr.
2-
1-
Triplex
- No. 3/0 PolyAl
- No. 1/0 Bare Acsr.
Span in Feet
Span in Feet
Span in Feet
(Fahrenheit)
50
75
100
125
150
50
75
100
125
ISO
50
75
100
125
150
Sag in Inches
Sag in Inches
Sag in Inches
—20
8
17
30
47
68
10
23
40
62
89
12
27
47
74
106
0
8
18
32
50
72
11
23
41
64
92
12
28
48
75
108
+32
9
19
34
53
74
11
24
43
67
97
12
28
49
77
110
60
9
21
27
58
84
11
25
45
70
101
13
28
50
78
112
90
16
22
39
61
87
12
26
46
72
103
13
29
52
81
113
TABLE 47
CONDUCTOR SAG BETWEEN POLE AND BUILDING
WEATHERPROOF COPPER CONDUCTORS
Temperature
(Fahrenheit)
50 Ft. Span
inches
75 Ft. Span
inches
100 Ft. Span
inches
—20
5
11
19
0
6
12
22
32
6
14
25
60
7
16
29
90
8
17
31
120
8
19
33
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TABLE 48
ALLOWABLE CURRENT-CARRYING CAPACITIES FOR
WEATHERPROOF CONDUCTORS IN FREE AIR
Size AWG
MCM
Amperes
Copper Conductor
Amperes
Aluminum Conductor
14
30
12
40
30
10
55
45
8
70
55
6
100
80
4
130
100
3
ISO
115
2
175
135
1
205
160
0
235
185
00
275
215
000
320
250
0000
370
290
250
410
320
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Specification-S
4"3<5."V^SHtR S-NuT
Earth co-foot at
centre oF banfe to reqoirca
Slotse to allow for
embedding anchor rod.
Anchor Rod
NCHOR Loa
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3ouND Log
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Specification - 5
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Item 5
Specification 36
ITEM (
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Specification 36
Rock Anchor Extension,
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~ Specification 36
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iPEClFTCATlON 36
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Anchor Rod
Item t (b or b)
SPECiriCATION 36
Cxn«^N9ioN Anchor
1 Locate tvx. dcsibed spot fob amchou.
BOBE S'AUCtU HOLE AT THt ANGLE
AND THE DEPTH REQUIPED.
S Secubc anchor on rod and push
HOD TO njLL DEPTH OF THE HOLE.
3 Tamp vith tamping bar until anchor
19 fully exo\nded.
A Pull up guy vire before refilling
THE HOLE.
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4- PIN CPOS5ARM
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Specification - 11
■'$-r-f--t ji
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Item 16^2
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DoutsLE Eye Clevis
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SPECirVCATlON 40
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Specificatton 43
Guy Fittings
Neutral
Note; A stood clevis may be
used fbr the neotrd conductor
instead of equipmoni shovn above
Specification- 17
Item £
Clamp Item ( or 2
Specification 39
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Tye^VASHERs
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Specification 39
Jemove Inautation
Secondary Rack
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Specification- 19
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ITEM 1
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'Vo
S4" or '4 MHOtfP.
StcoJDACY Pack
Scoou TYPE
iNSULATOB
Specification- 29
iNOULATOn
Insulator
SECOKinARY
, Kack
(Knob Tytjc)
Insulator
Specification- 26
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Insulator
5PEClFlCAnON-30
3^ ctzii?
Item 3
Thpee-'Mre Rack
Angle Iron
Item 4.
Fouo-'V^pE Rack
Vashcr:- Tvo sutDt)lied
vith items 2,3 &.4
Item 1
One -Vice Dack
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917
Specification- 31
5R1CK
i'TOGCSLE bOLT
6V-*22V00D SCQtV
SERVlCt KWOb
(^' HOLt,
3le dritled
<hrou^h mortar
Stucco
StRVICt
Knqb
Item I
SERVlCt KNOe ON
bRlCK N/tNEEB ^Au.
i'hole to det^th oT screv
?-l22 \fc)OD SCRtV
lTtM3
SEBVict KNot) ON Srrucco
OR 5HEtTED VaLL
— Service Kwob
S3^'-'2Z VooD ScBC*/
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Item g
Service Kno& on
fteAME bUlLDlNQ
2"-2e Lead Expansion Shield
lEBVicE Knob
iTtM 4
pEPMCt KNOb on
MASONRY •V\LL
3rrA^aD PiPt
Item 5
SCHvicE Vice Attachment
ON FACt Of Masonry
Specification - 33
CONDUCTORS^
INSULATORS
SECONDARY RACK'
DRIP LOOP
NOTE
IF METER SOCKET IS NOT
INCLUDED IN SERVICE BOX,
THEN THE BOTTOM OF THE
METER POSITION SHALL BE
6 FT. ABOVE GRADE LEVEL.
5PEClFIC/fla"KDN-32
e-TVPE T' Fittings
viTH 3 Hole Covers
IWSULATDRS
Dr\p Loops
Conductors
Service 5o:
NOTE-
e METER SOCKET B NOT
WaUDED W SERVICE BOX,
THEN THE BOTTOM OF
METER POSITION SHALL
BE 6 FEET ABOVE GRADE
LEVEL.
Gbound Vice
,— '\foOD U0UU5ING
Specification -34
A 6" CLEAR PATH ^ -,
MUST BE h»UNfT»H-Jt[J^f
EO DOWN THIS y^
FACE OF POLE
PLAN VIEW
METER MOUNT
FRONT V£W
NOTES
METER MOUNT, TYPE "S", WITH AUTO BY-
PASS C.G.E. FOUR TERM SOCKET, l" OUT-
LET, CIRCUIT CLOSING DEVICE, L H. CAT
NO. 10018 OR C.W CO CAT NO 2ZK3I0LI0
OR EQUIVALENT.
• MINIMUM LENGTH OUTSIDE CONDUIT
189
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O. Reg. 90/68
Specification- 35
Conductor
Aluminum To Aluminum
Maximom Aluminum '4*te'i6
Note : If Second conductor
is '% to *-Vo u6c clamp.
Conductor
Aluminum To Copper
Maximom Alominom '■^•/o
MaxiTnom Copper ' 2 Strand
Conductor
Clamp
Item 3
Copper Tap '10 lb *4 To Copper Line Conductor
Conductor
Clam^p
Conductor
Copper Tap '3 Awa Larger To Copper Line Conductor
Conductor
Clamp .^sa. „
CONPUCTOR.
Item 5
Splice In Slack Copper Lead
(a) (b)
5PELCiFiCAnc*4-36
[SSfDccifiodions 2,3.4.,5,7;5^6]
tDia,
Dock Amchoo
Item 3
Boca<w Anchok Extenmcxni
Item A
^TEM 6
Specification -37
[sjjccificaiions G,7,8,]
[13,16 3.33]
Specification -38
,^ I B0LT*VA3Hett
Supplied Vith Pin
fs-r^l-OTTED
Hole
Angle Pin
Oval 5olt Eye
Tr^'L Bout
-a'orta-
Spool Bolt
Item 4
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THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
919
Specification- 39
[sbecifications 12,15.]
[(4.(S,(7 a i8]
CONDUCTOBS
DEAD END C^JUvlM^
'C COPPia WWE
2
1
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1
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2
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2
2
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2
2
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i-
ZSOMCUStBlM
2
2
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Dead End Clamps- Copper
DiAMETEc PiM Item 4.
DouEsLE E-Yt Clevis
Specification - 40
Vet Process Porcelain Imsulatoqs
Item i
J'Dia,P!
PR\MARY CLtVlS iNtSULATOR
brown Glaze
SUSPENSION INSULATOR
Brown Gloze
Specification- 41:
[stjecificaiions (4&15]
Pole Top P\n
Section "A-X"
3ECTK5N"b-t)"
I," Sheet 5teel
5PECiFiCAnoN-42
[aJDecific alien 15]
Hr-H
Saddle. Clamp
191
920
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O. Reg. 90/68
3PEciFiCAnoN-43
[s{3«cl(ication 16]
Tor Neotral conductor
Insulator is oniiffcd
See SjDecification 16
Insulator
iTtM 2
SPECiriCATlON 40
Double Eye Clevis
iTtM 5
5PEciricATtoN 39
CbNDUCTOR
-Clamp '
Item A
SPEClflCATION 39
CONDUCTOR
Specification- 44
[stjecificaf ions7 & 8]
I'ih-
'A
-Hbi'FT
i-h i^
ITEM 3
ITEM i iTtM E 3 bOLT Guv
"^fooD Guy STttL Guv Clamp
GUAPD GUA.PP
SPECIFICATION - 45
Specification - 46
VCNCTH STEEL TUBE
HOTf.
ILL HMOMH TO K MT WtrtS
WLWNrltO ITIfL
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THE ONTARIO GAZETTE O. Reg. 93/68 921
3. This Regulation comes into force on the 1st day of April, 1968.
The Hydro- Electric Power Commission of Ontario:
GEORGE E. GATHERCOLE,
Chairman.
Dated the 29th day of February, 1968
(9262)
E. B. EASSON,
Secretary,
12
THE INCOME TAX ACT, 1961-62
O. Reg. 91/68.
General.
Made— February 15th, 1968.
Filed— March 11th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE INCOME TAX ACT, 1961-62
1. Section 3 of Ontario Regulation 77/62, as
remade by section 1 of Ontario Regulation 47/67, is
revoked and the following substituted therefor:
3. — (1) Except as otherwise provided in this
Regulation, the amount to be deducted is
28/100 of the amount determined in accor-
dance with Table 153 as set forth in Schedule
A to the Federal Regulations, having regard
to the amount of remuneration paid to the
employee, the length of the pay period and
the employee's exemptions.
(2) Where the aniount of remuneration for the
pay period is not provided for in Table 153,
the amount to be deducted is 28/100 of the
amount indicated in column 2, 3 or 4 of
Table 153A as set forth in Schedule A to the
Federal Regulations, having regard to the
length of the pay period, the pay per year and
the employee's exemptions.
2. This Regulation is effective on and after the
1st day of January, 1968.
(9321)
12
THE PUBLIC HEALTH ACT
O. Reg. 92/68.
Stuffed Articles.
Made— February 9th, 1968.
Approved — March 7th, 1968.
Filed— March 12th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE PUBLIC HEALTH ACT
1. Ontario Regulation 300/66 is amended by adding
thereto the following section:
7a. Sections 6 and 7 do not apply to a manu-
facturer or renovator referred to in subsection
7 of section 10.
2. Subsection 1 of section 8 is amended by inserting
after "person" in the first line "other than a manu-
facturer or renovator referred to in subsection 7 of
section 10".
3. Clauses a, b and c of subsection 7 of section 10
are revoked and the following substituted therefor:
(c) in the opinion of the Minister,
(i) the law is substantially equivalent to
this Regulation,
(ii) the label would not confuse the public,
and
(iii) the law contains a similar provision
for lecognition of labels affixed under
this Regulation; and
(6) the registration number of the manufacturer
or renovator appears on the label.
M. B. DYMOND,
Minister of Health.
Dated at Toronto, this 9th day of February, 1968.
(9322) 12
THE HOSPITAL SERVICES COMMISSION
ACT
O. Reg. 93/68.
General.
Made— February 9th, 1968.
Approved— March 7th, 1968.
Filed— March 13th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE HOSPITAL SERVICES COMMISSION ACT
1. Clause m of subsection 3 of section 1 of Ontario
Regulation 1/67, as amended by section 1 of Ontario
Regulation 187/67 and subsection 2 of section 1 of
Ontario Regulation 57/68, is further amended by
striking out "and" at the end of subclause vii, by add-
ing "and" at the end of subclause viii and by adding
thereto the following subclause:
(ix) any of the services mentioned in subclause i
provided by a hospital as the hospital com-
ponent of an organized out-patient depart-
ment or an ambulatory patient department
and includes necessary drugs and biological
and related preparations that are prescribed
by an attending physician in accordance with
accepted practice and sound teaching and
are administered in a hospital and not provid-
ed for use outside the hospital, but does not
include preparations sold under the Proprie-
tary or Patent Medicine Act (Canada) or those
services provided under The Medical Services
Insurance Act, 1965;
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O. Reg. 94/68
2. This Regulation comes into force on the 1st day
of July, 1968.
Ontario Hospital Services Commission:
S. W. MARTIN,
Chairman.
E. P. McGAVIN,
Commissioner.
Dated at Toronto, this 9th day of February, 1968.
(9323) 12
THE TOBACCO TAX ACT, 1965
O. Reg. 94/68.
General.
Made— March 14th, 1968.
Filed— March 15th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE TOBACCO TAX ACT, 1965
1. Subsection 1 of section 18 of Ontario Regulation
318/65, as amended by section 1 of Ontario Regulation
48/67, is further amended by striking out "2J^" in the
third line and inserting in lieu thereof "1".
2. This Regulation comes into force on the 1st day
of May, 1968.
(9376)
12
194
O. Reg. 95/68
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
975
Publications Under The Regulations Act
March 30th, 1968
THE HIGHWAY TRAFFIC ACT
O. Reg. 95/68.
Speed Limits.
Made— March 14th, 1968.
Filed— March 18th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE HIGHWAY TRAFFIC ACT
1.— (1) Paragraph 2 of Part 1 of Schedule 16 to
Regulation 232 of Revised Regulations of Ontario,
1960, as remade by subsection 1 of section 2 of Ontario
Regulation 158/62, is revoked and the following
substituted therefor:
2. That part of the King's Highway known
Hastings — as No. 14 in the Township of Rawdon
in the County of Hastings lying between
Twp. of a point situate 2600 feet measured
Rawdon southerly from its intersection with the
centre line of the road allowance between
concessions 12 and 13 and a point situate
2400 feet measured northerly from its
intersection with the centre line of the
road allowance between concessions 9
and 10.
(2) Paragraph 3 of Part 1 of the said Schedule 16,
as made by subsection 1 of section 10 of Ontario
Regulation 184/61, is revoked and the following
substituted therefor:
Hastings-
Twp. of
Rawdon
That part -of the King's Highway known
as No. 14 in the Township of Rawdon
in the County of Hastings lying between
a point situate 1545 feet measured
northerly from its intersection with the
centre line of the roadway known as
Wellington Street in the Village of
Stirling and a point situate 850 feet
measured southerly from its intersection
with the centre line of the road allowance
between concessions 9 and 10.
(3) Part 1 of the said Schedule 16, as amended by
Ontario Regulations 184/61, 158/62 and 250/66, is
further amended by adding thereto the following
paragraph:
5. That part of the King's Highway known
Hastings — as No. 14 in the Township of Thurlow
in the County of Hastings lying between
Twp. of a point situate 850 feet measured north-
Thurlow erly from its intersection with the centre
line of the roadway known as County
Road No. 6 and a point situate at its
junction with the centre line of the
King's Highway known as No. 62.
(4) Paragraph 1 of Part 2 of the said Schedule 16,
as remade by subsection 1 of section 2 of Ontario
Regulation 75/63, is revoked and the following sub-
stituted therefor:
1. That part of the King's Highway known
Hastings — as No. 14 in the County of Hastings
lying between a point situate at its
Twps. of junction with the centre line of the
Thurlow and King's Highway known as No. 62 in the
Sidney Township of Thurlow and a point
situate 825 feet measured northerly from
its intersection with the centre line of
the road allowance through Lot 25 in
Concession 9 in the Township of Sidney.
(5) Paragraph 1 of Part 3 of the said Schedule 16,
as remade by subsection 2 of section 2 of Ontario
Regulation 75/63, is revoked.
(6) Paragraph 2 of Part 3 of the said Schedule 16,
as made by subsection 2 of section 2 of Ontario Regu-
lation 75/63, is revoked.
(7) Paragraph 1 of Part 4 of the said Schedule 16,
as remade by subsection 2 of section 2 of Ontario
Regulation 158/62, is revoked and the following
substituted therefor:
Hastings-
Twp. of
Rawdon
That part of the King's Highway known
as No. 14 in the Township of Rawdon
in the County of Hastings commencing
at a point situate 2400 feet measured
northerly from its intersection with the
centre line of the road allowance between
concessions 9 and 10 and extending
southerly therealong for a distance of
3250 feet more or less.
(8) Paragraph 2 of Part 4 of the said Schedule 16,
as made by subsection 4 of section 10 of Ontario
Regulation 184/61, is revoked and the following
substituted therefor:
2. That part of the King's Highway known
Hastings — as No. 14 in the Village of Stirling in the
Township of Rawdon in the County of
Twp. of Hastings commencing at a point situate
Rawdon 925 feet measured northerly from its
intersection with the centre line of the
roadway known as Wellington Street and
extending northerly therealong for a
distance of 620 feet more or less.
(9) Paragraph 3 of Part 4 of the said Schedule 16,
as made by subsection 3 of section 2 of Ontario Regu-
lation 75/63, is revoked.
(10) Part 4 of the said Schedule 16, as amended
by Ontario Regulations 184/61, 158/62, 75/63 and
338/63, is further amended by adding thereto the
following paragraphs:
5. That part of the King's Highway known
Hastings— as No. 14 in the Township of Thurlow
in the County of Hastings lying between
Twp. of a point situate 1100 feet measured
Thurlow southerly from its intersection with the
centre line of the King's Highway known
as No. 401 and a point situate 850 feet
measured northerly from its intersection
with the centre line of the roadway
known as County Road No. 6.
6. That part of the King's Highway known
Hastings— as No. 14 in the Township of Sidney in
the County of Hastings lying between a
Twp. of point situate 825 feet measured northerly
Sidney from its intersection with the centre line
of the road allowance through Lot 25
in Concession 9 and a point situate at
its intersection with the westerly limit
of the projected road allowance between
lots 24 and 25 in the said Concession 9.
(11) Paragraph 1 of Part 5 of the said Schedule 16
is revoked.
(12) Paragraph 1 of Part 6 of the said Schedule 16,
as made by subsection 4 of section 2 of Ontario Regu-
lation 75/63, is revoked.
(9396)
13
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O. Reg. 96/68
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 97/68
THE HIGHWAY TRAFFIC ACT
O. Reg. 96/68.
General.
Made— March 14th, 1968.
Filed— March 18th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE HIGHWAY TRAFFIC ACT
1. Paragraphs 1, 2 and 3 of subsection 1 of section
20 of Regulation 227 of Revised Regulations of On-
tario, 1960, as remade by subsection 1 of section 4 of
Ontario Regulation 373/66, are revoked and the
following substituted therefor:
1 . For a driver's examination other than
a motorcycle driver's examination. . $5.00
2. For a motorcycle driver's examina-
tion 5.00
3. Notwithstanding paragraphs 1 and
2, for a re-examination within a
period of six months after having
failed to pass a driver's examination
or motorcycle driver's examination . . 5.00
2. This Regulation comes into force on the 1st day
of April, 1968.
(9397)
13
THE HIGHWAY IMPROVEMENT ACT
O. Reg. 97/68.
Designations — M iscellaneous
Southern Ontario.
Made— March 14th, 1968.
Filed— March 19th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE HIGHWAY IMPROVEMENT ACT
1. Schedule 44 and Schedule 44a, as made by
section 1 of Ontario Regulation 248/62, to Regula-
tion 213 of Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1960 are
revoked and the following substituted therefor:
LANGSTAFF DIVERSION
Schedule 44
In the Township of Markham in the County of
York being,
(c) part of Lot 36, Concession 1 ;
(6) part of lots 8, 9 and 10, Concession 2;
(c) part of Lot 8, in each of concessions 3, 4, 5, 7
and 8;
(d) part of Lot 7, in each of concessions 5, 6 and 7;
(c) part of Lot 9, in each of concessions 8, 9, 10
and 11;
(/) part of,
(i) Block A, and
(ii) 1-foot reserve,
registered plan 5937;
(g) part of,
(i) lots 66 to 78, both inclusive,
(ii) Lot 1,
(iii) Sussex Avenue, and
(iv) dedication,
registered plan 2386; and
(h) part of the road allowance between,
(i) concessions 10 and 11,
(ii) concessions 9 and 10;
(iii) concessions 8 and 9,
(iv) concessions 7 and 8 (Highway No. 48),
(v) concessions 6 and 7,
(vi) concessions 5 and 6 (County Road
No. 3),
(vii) concessions 4 and 5 (Victoria Park
Avenue),
(viii) concessions 3 and 4 (Don Mills Road),
(ix) concessions 2 and 3 (Leslie Street),
(x) concessions 1 and 2 (Bay view Avenue),
(xi) the townships of Markham and
Pickering,
(xii) the townships of Markham and
Vaughan (Yonge Street), and
(xiii) lots 35 and 36, Concession 1 (Langstaff
Side Road),
and being those portions of the King's Highway shown
as PARTS 1 and 2 on Department of Highways plan
P-5052-8, registered in the registry office for the east
and west ridings of the County of York as No. 8321.
13.20 miles, more or less.
2. Schedule 44c, as made by section 1 of Ontario
Regulation 174/63 and amended by section 1 of
Ontario Regulation 334/65, Schedule Aid, as made by
section 3 of Ontario Regulation 259/63, and Schedule
44e, as remadeby section 1 of Ontario Regulation 303/67,
to Regulation 213 of Revised Regulations of Ontario,
1960 are revoked and the following substituted therefor:
Schedule 44c
In the Township of Vaughan in the County of York
being,
(o) part of lots 8, 9 and 10, Concession 2;
(b) part of lots 3 to 9, both inclusive. Concession 3;
(c) part of lots 3 and 4, in each of concessions 4,
5 and 6;
(d) part of lots 1, 2 and 3, Concession 7;
(e) part of lots 1 and 2, Concession 8;
(/) part of Lot 1, Concession 9;
(g) part of lots 13 and 14, registered plan 8070;
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977
(h) part of the road allowance between,
(i) concessions 2 and 3 (Dufferin Street),
(ii) lots 5 and 6, Concession 3 (Highway
No. 7),
(iii) concessions 3 and 4 (Keele Street),
(iv) concessions 4 and 5 (Jane Street),
(v) concessions 5 and 6 (Weston Road),
(vi) concessions 6 and 7 (Pine Valley
Drive),
(vii) concessions 7 and 8, and
(viii) concessions 8 and 9;
(i) part of Martin Grove Road (Little Con-
cession Road); and
ij) part of Islington Avenue North (County
Road No. 7),
and being those portions of the King's Highway shown
as PARTS 1, 2 and 3 on Department of Highways
plan P-5053-15, registered in the registry office for the
east and west ridings of the County of York as No. 8319.
10.0 miles, more or less.
3. Schedule 103b to Regulation 213 of Revised
Regulations of Ontario, 1960, as made by section 5 of
Ontario Regulation 173/64, is revoked and the following
substituted therefor:
Schedule 103b
In the Township of Huntley in the County of
Carleton being,
(a) part of Lot 3, in each of concessions 1, 2, 3
and 4;
(b) part of lots 1 to 14, both inclusive. Con-
cession 4;
(c) part of lots 13 to 16, both inclusive. Con-
cession 5; and
(d) part of the road allowance between,
(i) concessions 1 and 2,
(ii) concessions 2 and 3,
(iii) concessions 3 and 4,
(iv) concessions 4 and 5,
(v) lots 5 and 6, Concession 4,
(vi) lots 10 and 11, Concession 4,
(vii) lots 15 and 16, Concession 5,
(viii) the townships of Huntley and March,
and
(ix) the townships of Huntley and Goul-
bourn,
and being that portion of the King's Highway shown
outlined on Department of Highways plan P-1 770-28,
registered in the registry office for the registry division
of the County of Carleton as No. 12668.
9.09 miles, more or less.
Schedule 103ba
In the Township of Huntley in the County of
Carleton being,
(a) part of lots 16 and 17, Concession 5;
(b) part of lots 17 to 21, both inclusive. Con-
cession 6;
(c) part of lots 20 to 24, both inclusive. Con-
cession 7;
(d) part of lots 24 to 27, both inclusive, Con-
cession 8;
(e) part of Lot 27, Concession 9; and
(/) part of the road allowance between,
(i) concessions 5 and 6,
(ii) concessions 6 and 7,
(iii) concessions 7 and 8,
(iv) concessions 8 and 9,
(v) lots 20 and 21, concessions 6 and 7, and
(vi) the townships of Huntley and Fitzroy,
and being that portion of the King's Highway shown
outlined on Department of Highways plan P-1 770-27,
registered in the registry office for the registry division
of the County of Carleton as No. 12648.
5.20 miles, more or less.
4. Schedule 104 to Regulation 213 of Revised
Regulations of Ontario, 1960, as made by section 1 of
Ontario Regulation 342/61, is revoked and the following
substituted therefor:
Schedule 104
In the Township of Fitzroy in the County of
Carleton being,
(c) part of lots 4 to 11, both inclusive. Con-
cession 3;
(b) part of lots 1 to 11, both inclusive. Con-
cession 4; and
(c) part of the road allowance between,
(i) concessions 3 and 4,
(ii) lots 5 and 6, concessions 3 and 4,
(iii) lots 10 and 11, Concession 4, and
(iv) the townships of Fitzroy and Huntley,
and being that portion of the King's Highway shown
outlined on Department of Highways plan P-1666-37,
registered in the registry office for the registry division
of the County of Carleton as No. 14112.
4.29 miles, more or less.
5. Regulation 213 of Revised Regulations of On-
tario, 1960, as amended by Ontario Regulations 175/61,
342/61, 13/62, 39/62, 42/62, 180/62, 248/62, 265/62,
276/62, 287/62, 307/62, 314/62, 54/63, 174/63,
259/63, 331/63, 173/64, 195/64, 217/64, 241/64,
287/64, 94/65, 215/65, 243/65, 269/65, 334/65, 41/66,
73/66, 82/66, 156/66, 203/66, 239/66, 397/66, 79/67,
154/67, 227/67, 290/67, 303/67, 343/67, 382/67 and
27/68, is further amended by adding thereto the
following Schedule:
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O. Reg. 99/68
Schedule 131a
In the Township of Chinguacousy in the County of
Peel being,
(a) part of lots 3, 4 and 5, Concession 3, east of
Hurontario Street;
(b) part of,
(i) Block C, and
(ii) 1 7-foot widening,
registered plan 640;
(c) part of,
(i) Block A,
(ii) 17-foot widening, and
(iii) 27-foot widening,
registered plan 676; and
(d) all of Block B, registered plan 676,
and being that portion of the King's Highway shown
outlined on Department of Highways plan P-5083,
registered in the registry office for the registry division
of the County of Peel as No. 62889 V.S. Chinguacousy.
(9398)
1.90 miles, more or less.
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THE HIGHWAY IMPROVEMENT ACT
O. Reg. 98/68.
Designations — Miscellaneous
Northern Ontario.
Made— March 14th, 1968.
Filed— March 19th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE HIGHWAY IMPROVEMENT ACT
1. Schedule 15 to Regulation 212 of Revised
Regulations of Ontario, 1960 is revoked.
(9399)
13
THE PUBLIC HEALTH ACT
O. Reg. 99/68.
Health Units — General.
Made — March 4th, 1968.
Approved — March 14th, 1968.
Filed— March 21st, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE PUBLIC HEALTH ACT
1. — (1) Schedule 13 to Regulation 510 of Revised
Regulations of Ontario, 1960, as remade by section 1
of Ontario Regulation 274/66 and amended by section 2
of Ontario Regulation 184/67, is further amended by
striking out "LEEDS AND GRENVILLE HEALTH
UNIT" in the heading and inserting in lieu thereof
"LEEDS, GRENVILLE AND LANARK DIS-
TRICT HEALTH UNIT".
(2) Paragraph 1 of the said Schedule 13, as
amended by subsection 1 of section 2 of Ontario Regu-
lation 184/67, is revoked and the following sub-
stituted therefor:
1. The Board of Health of the Leeds, Grenville
and Lanark District Health Unit shall con-
sist of twelve members as follows:
(3) Subparagraph i of paragraph 1 of the said
Schedule 13 is amended by striking out "one" in the
first line and inserting in lieu thereof "two".
2. — (1) Paragraph 1 of Schedule 23 to Regulation
510 of Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1960, as remade
by section 1 of Ontario Regulation 305/63, is amended
by striking out "eleven" in the second line and inserting
in lieu thereof "twelve".
(2) Subparagraph i of paragraph 1 of the said
Schedule 23 is amended by striking out "one member"
in the first line and inserting in lieu thereof "two
members".
(3) Subparagraphs viii and ix of paragraph 1 of the
said Schedule 23 are revoked and the following sub-
stituted therefor:
viii. One member to be appointed by the Muni-
cipal Council of the Town of Smooth Rock
Falls, and the Municipal Council of the
Township of Kendrey.
ix. One member to be appointed by the Municipal
Council of the Town of Kapuskasing and the
municipal councils of the municipal town-
ships of Fauquier and Shackleton and
Machin.
3. Schedule 25 to Regulation 510 of Revised Regu-
lations of Ontario, 1960, as remade by section 1 of
Ontario Regulation 305/63, is revoked and the follow-
ing substituted therefor:
Schedule 25
ST. LAWRENCE AND OTTAWA VALLEYS
HEALTH UNIT
1. The Board of Health of the St. Lawrence and
Ottawa Valleys Health Unit shall consist of
nine members as follows:
i. Three members to be appointed by
the Lieutenant Governor in Council.
ii. Two members to be appointed an-
nually by the Municipal Council of the
United Counties of Prescott and
Russell.
iii. Two members to be appointed an-
nually by the Municipal Council of
the United Counties of Stormont,
Dundas, and Glengarry.
iv. Two members to be appointed an-
nually by the Municipal Council of
the City of Cornwall.
2. A member appointed by a municipal council
shall hold office during the pleasure of the
municipal council that appointed him.
4. Schedule 26o to Regulation 510 of Revised
Regulations of Ontario, 1960, as made by section 2 of
Ontario Regulation 136/64, is revoked and the follow-
ing substituted therefor:
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979
Schedule 26a
RENFREW COUNTY HEALTH UNIT
The Board of Health of the Renfrew County
Health Unit shall consist of eight members
as follows:
i. Two members to be appointed by the
Lieutenant Governor in Council.
ii. Five members to be appointed an-
nually by the Municipal Council of
the County of Renfrew to hold office
during its pleasure.
iii. One member to be appointed annually
by the Municipal Council of the Town-
ship of Airy to hold office during its
pleasure.
5. Schedule 28 to Regulation 510 of Revised
Regulations of Ontario, 1960, as remade by section 1
of Ontario Regulation 305/63, is revoked and the
following substituted therefor:
Schedule 28
SIMCOE COUNTY DISTRICT HEALTH UNIT
1. The Board of Health of the Simcoe County
District Health Unit shall consist of nine
members as follows:
i. Two members to be appointed by the
Lieutenant Governor in Council.
ii. Two members to be appointed by the
Municipal Council of the City of
Barrie.
iii. Five members to be appointed by the
Municipal Council of the County of
Simcoe.
2. A member appointed by a municipal council
shall hold office during the pleasure of the
municipal council that appointed him.
6. Schedule 29 to Regulation 510 of Revised
Regulations of Ontario, 1960, as remade by section 1
of Ontario Regulation 305/63, is revoked.
7. Schedule 30 to Regulation 510 of Revised Regu-
lations of Ontario, 1960, as remade by section 1 of
Ontario Regulation 305/63, and amended by section 1
of Ontario Regulation 72/64, section 1 of Ontario
Regulation 232/65, section 2 of Ontario Regulation
179/66, section 2 of Ontario Regulation 39/67 and
section 3 of Ontario Regulation 184/67, is revoked and
the following substituted therefor:
Schedule 30
SUDBURY AND DISTRICT HEALTH UNIT
1. The Board of Health of the Sudbury and
District Health Unit shall consist of fourteen
members as follows:
i. Two members to be appointed by the
Lieutenant Governor in Council.
ii. One member to be appointed by the
municipal councils of the towns of
Gore Bay and Little Current, and the
municipal councils of the municipal
townships of Assiginack, Barrie Island,
Billings, Burpee, Carnarvon, Cockburn
Island, Gordon, Howland, Rutherford
and George Island, Sandfield and
Tehkummah.
iii. Three members to be appointed by the
Municipal Council of the City of
Sudbury.
iv. One member to be appointed by the
Municipal Council of the Town of
Espanola, the Municipal Council of
the Town of Webbwood, the Municipal
Council of the Town of Massey, the
municipal council of the township of
Salter, May and Harrow, and the
municipal councils of the townships of
Baldwin, Nairn and Hallam,
V. One member to be appointed by the
municipal councils of the townships of
Drury, Denison, Graham and Waters,
and the municipal councils of the
towns of Lively and Copper Clifif.
vi. One member to be appointed by the
municipal councils of the townships of
Dowling and Balfour, the municipal
councils of the towns of Chelmsford
and Levack, and the Trustees of the
Corporation of the Improvement Dis-
trict of Onaping.
vii. One member to be appointed by the
municipal councils of the townships of
Rayside and Blezard.
viii. One member to be appointed by the
municipal councils of the townships of
Capreol and Hanmer, and the Muni-
cipal Council of the Town of Capreol.
ix. One member to be appointed by the
municipal councils of the townships of
Falconbridge and Neelon and Garson,
and the Municipal Council of the
Town of Coniston.
X. One member to be appointed by the
Municipal Council of the Township of
Hagar and the municipal councils of
the townships of Casimir, Jennings,
and Appleby, Ratter and Dunnet, and
Cosby, Mason, and Martland.
xi. One member to be appointed by the
.Council of the Corporation of the
Township of Elliot Lake.
2. A member appointed by a municipal council
shall hold office during the pleasure of the
municipal council that appointed him.
8. — (1) Paragraph 1 of Schedule 31 to Regulation
510 of Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1960, as remade
by section 1 of Ontario Regulation 305/63, and amend-
ed by section 1 of Ontario Regulation 267/65, and
section 1 of Ontario Regulation 252/67 is further
amended by striking out "thirteen" in the second line
and inserting in lieu thereof "fourteen".
(2) Subparagraph i of paragraph 1 of the said
Schedule 31 is amended by striking out "one" in the
first line and inserting in lieu thereof "two".
(3) Subparagraph ix of paragraph 1 of the said
Schedule 31, as made by section 1 of Ontario Regu-
lation 305/63, is revoked and the following substituted
therefor:
ix. One member to be appointed by the
Municipal Council of the Township of
McGarry.
(4) Subparagraph xii of paragraph 1 of the said
Schedule 31, as remade by section 1 of Ontario Regu-
lation 305/63, is revoked and the following substituted
therefor:
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xii. One member to be appointed by the
Municipal Council of the Town of
Charlton, the Municipal Council of the
Town of Englehart, the Municipal
Council of the Township of Chamber-
lain, the Municipal Council of the
Township of Evanturel, the Municipal
Council of the Township of Hilliard
and the Municipal Council of the
Township of Dack.
9. Schedule 34 to Regulation 510 of Revised Regu-
lations of Ontario, 1960, as remade by section 1 of
Ontario Regulation 206/67, is revoked and the fol-
lowing substituted therefor:
Schedule 34
WELLINGTON-DUFFERIN-GUELPH
HEALTH UNIT
1. The Board of Health of the Wellington-
Dufferin-Guelph Health Unit shall consist
of eleven members as follows:
i. Three members to be appointed by
the Lieutenant Governor in Council.
ii. Three members to be appointed by the
Municipal Council of the County of
Wellington.
iii. Two members to be appointed by the
Municipal Council of the County of
Dufferin.
iv. Three members to be appointed by the
Municipal Council of the City of
Guelph.
2. A member appointed by a municipal council
shall hold office during the pleasure of the
municipal council that appointed him.
10. Schedule 36 to Regulation 510 of Revised
Regulations of Ontario, 1960, as remade by section 2 of
Ontario Regulation 62/66, is revoked and the following
substituted therefor:
Schedule 36
METRO WINDSOR-ESSEX COUNTY
HEALTH UNIT
1. The Board of Health of the Metro Windsor-
Essex County Health Unit shall consist of ten
members as follows:
i. Two members to be appointed by the
Lieutenant Governor in Council.
ii. Four members to be appointed by the
Municipal Council of the City of
Windsor.
iii. Four members to be appointed by the
Municipal Council of the County of
Essex, one of whom shall represent the
separated Township of Pelee.
2. A member appointed by a municipal council
shall hold office during the pleasure of the
municipal council that appointed him.
M. B. DYMOND,
Minister of Health.
Dated at Toronto, this 4th day of March, 1968.
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THE PUBLIC HOSPITALS ACT
O. Reg. 100/68.
Classification of Hospitals.
Made— March 14th, 1968.
Filed— March 22nd, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE PUBLIC HOSPITALS ACT
1. The Schedule to Ontario Regulation 364/67,
as amended by section 1 of Ontario Regulation 6/68,
is further amended by,
(c) relettering item 1 as item la under the
heading "Group A hospitals" and by adding
thereto the following item:
1, Don Mills North York General Hospital
(b) striking out item 18 under the heading
"Group B hospitals" and by adding thereto
the following item:
32o. Leamington Leamington District
Memorial Hospital
(c) striking out item 42 under the heading
"Group C hospitals"; and
(d) striking out item 29 under the heading
"Group G hospitals".
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THE HOSPITAL SERVICES COMMISSION
ACT
O. Reg. 101/68.
General.
Made— March 12th, 1968.
Approved — March 14th, 1968.
Filed— March 22nd, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE HOSPITAL SERVICES COMMISSION ACT
1. — (1) Subsection 1 of section 3 of Ontario Regula-
tion 1/67 is amended by striking out "$3.25" in the
second line and inserting in lieu thereof "$5.50".
(2) Subsection 2 of the said section 3 is amended by
striking out "$6.50" in tfie second line and inserting
in lieu thereof "$11.00".
(3) Clause a of subsection 3 of the said section 3 is
amended by striking out "$3.25" in the second line and
inserting in lieu thereof "$5.50".
(4) Clause b of subsection 3 of the said section 3
is amended by striking out "$5.20" in the second line
and inserting in lieu thereof "$8.80".
2. This Regulation comes into force on the 1st day
of July, 1968.
Ontario Hospital Services Commission:
S. W. MARTIN,
Chairman.
D. J. TWISS,
Commissioner.
Dated at Toronto, this 12th day of March, 1968.
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Publications Under The Regulations Act
April 6th, 1968
THE HIGHWAY TRAFFIC ACT
O. Reg. 102/68.
Stop Signs at Intersections.
Made— March 21st, 1968.
Filed— March 25th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE HIGHWAY TRAFFIC ACT
1. Ontario Regulation 117/62, as amended by
Ontario Regulations 90/63, 182/63, 208/63, 41/64,
106/64, 138/64, 273/65, 263/66, 393/66, 350/67 and
12/68, is further amended by adding thereto the
following schedules:
Schedule 31
1. Highway No. 16 in the Police Village of
North Gower in the Township of North
Gower in the County of Carleton at its inter-
section with Carleton County Road No. 5.
2. Southbound on Highway No. 16.
Schedule 32
1. Highway No. 594 in the Township of Aubrey
in the District of Kenora at its intersection
with the roadway known as Cascade Road.
2. Northbound on Highway No. 594.
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THE HIGHWAY TRAFFIC ACT
O. Reg. 103/68.
General.
Made— March 21st, 1968.
Filed— March 25th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE HIGHWAY TRAFFIC ACT
1. Subsection 2 of section 12 of Regulation 227 of
Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1960 is amended by
striking out "Motor Vehicle Licence Branch, Depart-
ment of Transport" in the fifth and sixth lines and
inserting in lieu thereof " Department".
2. Subsection 1 of section 15 of Regulation 227 of
Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1960 is amended by
striking out "Motor Vehicle Licence Branch, Depart-
ment of Transport" in the sixth and seventh lines and
inserting in lieu thereof " Department".
3. Subsection 1 of section 16 of Regulation 227 of
Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1960 is revoked and
the following substituted therefor:
(1) The following fees shall be paid to the Depart-
ment:
1. For a permit and set of motor
vehicle or trailer manufac-
turers' or dealers' number
plates $ 28.00
For a permit and set of motor-
cycle manufacturers' or deal-
ers' number plates
15.00
3. For a set of motor vehicle
number plates in case of loss or
conversion of car $ 2.00
4. For a trailer number plate in
case of loss 2.00
5. For a set of motorcycle num-
ber plates in case of loss 2.00
6. For the transfer of a passenger
car, dual-purpose vehicle,
commercial motor vehicle or
trailer permit 2.00
7. For the transfer of a motor-
cycle permit 2.00
8. For an" In Transit" marker. . 2.00
9. For a duplicate permit in case
of the loss or destruction of
the original 1.00
10. For each search of records by
name of owner or driver 1.00
1 1 . For copy of any writing, paper
or document filed in the De-
partment or any statement
containing information from
the records 2.00
12. For certified copy of any
writing, paper or document
filed in the Department or any
statement containing infor-
mation from the records 3.00
4. This Regulation comes into force on the 1st day
of April, 1968.
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THE CROP INSURANCE ACT (ONTARIO),
1966
O. Reg. 104/68.
Premium Discounts.
Made— March 6th, 1968.
Approved— March 21st, 1968.
Filed— March 25th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE CROP INSURANCE ACT (ONTARIO), 1966
1. In this Regulation,
(a) "basic premium" means the premium payable
by an insured person in a crop year as pre-
scribed in a plan;
(b) "net premium" means the premium paid by
an insured person in a crop year under a plan,
where such premium has been reduced in the
manner prescribed in this Regulation;
(c) "no claim year" means a crop year in which
an insured person, in respect of a plan has.
(i) paid a premium, and
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(ii) had no indemnity paid or payable to
him in respect of that crop year which
exceeds the premium paid by him in
that crop year.
2. Subject to sections 2, 3 and 4, where at the
beginning of a crop year an insured person, com-
mencing with the initial year in which he was insured
under a plan, has accumulated the number of consecu-
tive no claim years in respect of such plan set out in
column 1 of the Table, the basic premium otherwise
payable by him under such plan shall be reduced for
that crop year by the percentage set opposite such
number of years in column 2.
3. Notwithstanding section 2, the premium pay-
able by an insured person in a crop year in respect of a
plan shall be not less than the minimum premium
prescribed in such plan.
4. Where in a crop year an insured person has, in
respect of a plan,
(c) paid a premium; and
(6) had indemnity paid or payable to him ex-
ceeding the premium paid by him in such
crop year,
his premium for the next following crop year in which
he pays a premium under such plan shall be the basic
premium.
5. Where, pursuant to section 4, an insured person
pays the basic premium prescribed in a plan in a crop
year, that crop year shall be considered as the initial
year in which he was insured under such plan for the
purpose of accumulating the number of no claim years
mentioned in section 2.
The Crop Insurance Commission
OF Ontario:
K. E. LANTZ,
Chairman.
F. F. GALLANT,
Secretary.
Dated at Toronto, this 6th day of March, 1968.
TABLE
Column 1
Column 2
No. of
no claim years
Percentage
reduction
1
5%
2
10%
3
15%
4
20%
5 or more
25%
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1966
O. Reg. 105/68.
Spring Grain Crop Insurance Plan.
Made— March 6th, 1968.
Approved— March 21st, 1968.
Filed— March 25th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE CROP INSURANCE ACT (ONTARIO), 1966
1. Clause c of section 7 of the Schedule to Ontario
Regulation 200/67 is revoked and the following sub-
stituted therefor:
(c) be filed with the Commission not later than
the 15th day of May in the crop year in
respect of which it is made.
The Crop Insurance Commission
OF Ontario:
K. E. LANTZ,
Chairman.
F. F. GALLANT,
Secretary.
Dated at Toronto, this 6th day of March, 1968.
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THE LIGHTNING RODS ACT
O. Reg. 106/68.
General.
Made— March 21st, 1968.
Filed— March 26th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE LIGHTNING RODS ACT
1. Section 20 of Regulation 404 of Revised Regu-
lations of Ontario, 1960 is amended by adding thereto
the following subsection:
(3c) Where the use of a fastener mentioned in
subsection 3 might result in damage to a roof,
a cast fastener that is affixed to the roof with
a suitable adhesive may be used if the fastener
is capable of withstanding a direct pull of
50 pounds and is provided with a fork of
substantial construction that can be closed
around a cable by bending without causing
cracks in the metal.
2. Clause c of subsection 4 of section 29 of Regu-
lation 404 of Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1960 is
revoked and the following substituted therefor:
(c) substantial cast footings, if the air-terminal
is not more than two feet in height and,
(i) where the air-terminal is tubular, it is
tightly crimped to a dowel two inches
in length, or
(ii) where the air-terminal is solid, it is
screwed into the footing to a depth of
at least one inch.
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O. Reg. 107/68
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 109/68
1035
THE AGRICULTURAL DEVELOPMENT
FINANCE ACT
O. Reg. 107/68.
Deposits.
Made— March 21st, 1968.
Filed— March 27th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE AGRICULTURAL DEVELOPMENT
FINANCE ACT
1. Section 1 of Regulation 5 of Revised Regulations
of Ontario, 1960, as remade by section 1 of Ontario
Regulation 222/67, is revoked and the following
substituted therefor:
1. — (1) Subject to subsection 2, interest at the
rate of 5 per cent per annum calculated on the
minimum monthly balance shall be paid on
the last days of March and September in
each year.
(2) In special cases, the Treasurer of Ontario may
determine a rate of interest and basis of
calculation different from that prescribed in
subsection 1, but the rate so determined shall
not exceed 5 per cent per annum.
2. Clause b of section 2 of Regulation 5 of Revised
Regulations of Ontario, 1960 is revoked and the
following substituted therefor:
(b) to the order of the depositor.
3. Form 1 to Regulation 5 of Revised Regulations
of Ontario, 1960 is revoked.
4. This Regulation comes into force on the 1st day
of April, 1968.
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THE GASOLINE TAX ACT
O. Reg. 108/68.
General.
Made— March 21st, 1968.
Filed— March 27th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE GASOLINE TAX ACT
1. — (1) Subsection 1 of section 5 of Regulation 206
of Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1960, exclusive
of the clauses, as amended by subsection 1 of section 4
of Ontario Regulation 109/63 and subsection 1 of
section 1 of Ontario Regulation 150/64, is revoked and
the following substituted therefor:
(1) The Minister may upon application from a
purchaser refund the charge or tax paid on
gasoline where.
(2) Clause d of subsection 4 of the said section 5 is
revoked and the following substituted therefor:
(d) "licence" as used in clause b means an instru-
ment issued in the following forms and cate-
gories under The Game and Fish Act, 1961-62
and the regulations made thereunder,
(i) Form 9, Gill- net licence,
(ii) Form 10, Pound-net licence,
(Hi)
Form 11, Trap- net licence.
(iv)
Form 13, Hoop-net licence.
(v)
Form 14, Commercial trolling licence,
(vi)
Form 15, Licence to use hooks,
(vii)
Form 16, Seine-net licence.
(viii)
Form 17, Carp gill-net licence.
(ix)
Form 18, Sturgeon gill-net licence,
(x)
Form 19, Dip-net licence for coarse fish,
(xi)
Form 20, Commercial seine-net licence
for smelt,
(xii)
Form 24, Commercial dip-net bait fish
licence.
(xiii)
Form 25, Commercial seine-net bait
fish licence, and
(xiv)
Form 26, Commercial trap bait fish
licence.
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THE PUBLIC HEALTH ACT
O. Reg. 109/68.
Health Units — General.
Made— March 18th, 1968.
Approved— March 21st, 1968.
Filed— March 27th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE PUBLIC HEALTH ACT
1. Schedule 15 to Regulation 510 of Revised Regu-
lations of Ontario, 1960, as remade by section 1 of
Ontario Regulation 322/65 and amended by section 1
of Ontario Regulation 456/67, is revoked and the
following substituted therefor:
Schedule 15
MUSKOKA-PARRY SOUND HEALTH UNIT
1. The Board of Health of the Muskoka-Parry
Sound Health Unit shall consist of twelve
members as follows:
i. Two members to be appointed by the
Lieutenant Governor in Council.
ii. One member to be appointed jointly
by the Municipal Council of the Town
of Gravenhurst, the municipal councils
of the townships of Ryde, Muskoka,
and Morrison.
iii. One member to be appointed jointly
by the municipal councils of the Town
of Bala and the townships of Medora
and Wood, and Freeman.
iv. One member to be appointed jointly
by the Municipal Council of the vil-
lages of Port Carling, and Windermere,
and the municipal councils of the
townships of Monck, and Watt.
V. One member to be appointed jointly
by the municipal councils of the muni-
cipal townships of McLean and Ridout,
the Municipal Council of the Municipal
Township of Sherborne, McClintock,
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Livingstone, Lawrence and Nightin-
gale and the Municipal Council of the
Municipal Township of Stephenson,
and the Municipal Council of the
Village of Port Sydney.
vi. One member to be appointed jointly
by the Municipal Council of the Town
of Huntsville, the municipal councils
of the municipal townships of Chaffey,
Brunei, Franklin, and Stisted.
vii. One member to be appointed jointly
by the Municipal Council of the Town
of Bracebridge, the municipal councils
of the municipal townships of Draper,
Macaulay, and Oakley.
viii. One member to be appointed jointly
by the Municipal Council of the Village
of Rosseau, the municipal councils of
the municipal townships of Humphry,
Cardwell, and Christie.
ix. One member to be appointed jointly
by the Municipal Council of the Town
of Parry Sound, the municipal councils
of the municipal townships of Foley,
McDougall, Carling, Hagerman, and
McKellar.
X. One member to be appointed by the
municipal councils of the townships of
Armour, Ryerson, Perry, McMurrich,
the Municipal Council of the Village of
Burk's Falls and the Municipal Coun-
cil of the Town of Kearney.
xi. One member to be appointed by the
municipal councils of the villages of
Magnetewan and Sundridge, and the
municipal councils of the municipal
townships of Chapman, Joly and
Strong.
2. A member, other than a member appointed
under subparagraph i of paragraph 1, may be
removed from office by any one of the muni-
cipal councils that appointed him.
2. Schedule 19 to Regulation 510 of Revised Regu-
lations of Ontario, 1960, as remade by section 1 of
Ontario Regulation 305/63 and amended by section 2
of Ontario Regulation 354/67, is revoked and the
following substituted therefor:
Schedule 19
NORTHWESTERN HEALTH UNIT
1. The Board of Health of the Northwestern
Health Unit shall consist of nine members as
follows:
i. Two members to be appointed by the
Lieutenant Governor in Council.
ii. One member to be appointed by the
Municipal Council of the Town of
Kenora who shall also represent the
Improvement District of Sioux Nar-
One member to be appointed jointly
by the municipal councils of the Town
of Keewatin and the Township of
Jaffray and Melick.
One member to be appointed jointly
by the municipal councils of the towns
of Dryden, and Sioux Lookout and of
the townships of Machin and Ignace
and the Board of Trustees of the Im-
provement District of Barclay.
V. One member to be appointed jointly
by the Board of Trustees of the Im-
provement District of Balmertown
and the Municipal Council of the
Township of Red Lake.
vi. One member to be appointed by the
Municipal Council of the Town of
Fort Frances.
vii. One member to be appointed by the
Municipal Council of the Township of
Atikokan.
viii. One member to be appointed jointly
by the Municipal Council of the Town
of Rainy River, the municipal councils
of the townships of Atwood, Alberton,
Blue, Chappie, Dilke, Emo, Lavallee,
Morley and PatuUo, Morson, Wor-
thington, McCrosson and Tovell, and
the Board of Trustees of the Improve-
ment District of Kingsford.
2. A member appointed by a municipal council
shall hold office during the pleasure of the
municipal council that appointed him.
3. A member appointed by a board of trustees
of an improvement district shall hold office
during the pleasure of the board of trustees
that appointed him.
3. Schedule 22b to Regulation 510 of Revised
Regulations of Ontario, 1960, as made by section 1 of
Ontario Regulation 113/65 and amended by section 1
of Ontario Regulation 179/66, is revoked and the
following substituted therefor:
Schedule 22b
PETERBOROUGH COUNTY— CITY HEALTH
UNIT
1. The Board of Health of the Peterborough
County — City Health Unit shall consist of
seven members as follows:
i. One member to be appointed by the
Lieutenant Governor in Council.
ii. Three members to be appointed by the
Municipal Council of the County of
Peterborough, one of whom shall
represent the Curve Lake Indian
Reserve and the Hiawatha Indian
Reserve. '
iii. Three members to be appointed by the
Municipal Council of the City of
Peterborough.
2. A member appointed by a municipal council
shall hold office during its pleasure or until
his successor is appointed.
4. Schedule 27 to Regulation 510 of Revised Regu-
lations of Ontario, 1960, as made by section 1 of
Ontario Regulation 305/63, is revoked and the follow-
ing substituted therefor:
Schedule 27
NIAGARA DISTRICT HEALTH UNIT
1. The Board of Health of the Niagara District
Health Unit shall consist of eleven members
as follows:
i. Two members to be appointed by the
Lieutenant Governor in Council.
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1037
ii. Two members to be appointed by the
Municipal Council of tlie County of
Lincoln.
iii. Two members to be appointed by the
Municipal Council of the City of
St. Catharines.
iv. One member to be appointed by the
Municipal Council of the City of
Niagara Falls.
V. One member to be appointed by the
Municipal Council of the City of
Welland.
vi. One member to be appointed for the
even numbered years by the City of
Port Colborne and one member to be
appointed for the odd numbered years
by the City of Niagara Falls.
vii. Two members to be appointed by the
municipal councils of the towns of
Fort Erie and Thorold and the muni-
cipal councils of the villages of Chip-
pawa, Crystal Beach and Fonthill and
the municipal councils of the townships
of Bertie, Crowland, Humberstone,
Pelham, Thorold, Wainfleet and Wil-
loughby.
2. A member appointed by a municipal council
shall hold office during the pleasure of the
municipal council that appointed him.
5. Schedule 33 to Regulation 510 of Revised
Regulations of Ontario, 1960, as remade by section 1
of Ontario Regulation 74/66, is revoked.
M. B. DYMOND,
Minister of Health.
Dated at Toronto, this 18th day of March, 1968.
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THE CROWN TIMBER ACT
O. Reg. 110/68.
General.
Made— March 26th, 1968.
Filed— March 28th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE CROWN TIMBER ACT
1. Section 3 of Regulation 69 of Revised Regu-
lations of Ontario, 1960 is amended by striking out
"$1" in the second line and inserting in lieu thereof
"$2".
2. Section 4 of Regulation 69 of Revised Regu-
lations of Ontario, 1960 is amended by striking out
"$12.80" in the second line and inserting in lieu
thereof "$25.60".
3. — (1) Subsection 1 of section 5 of Regulation 69
of Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1960 is amended by
striking out "May
lieu thereof "April"
in the fifth line and inserting in
(2) Subsection 2 of the said section 5 is amended
by striking out "June" in the second line and inserting
in lieu thereof "May", by striking out "7" in the third
line and inserting in lieu thereof "8" and by striking
out "from and" in the fifth line.
4. Subsection 2 of section 6 of Regulation 69 of
Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1960 is revoked and
the following substituted therefor:
(2) Where stumpage charges remain unpaid for
thirty days after an account therefor is
rendered or after a demand therefor is made,
interest at the rate of 8 per cent per annum
on the amount remaining unpaid from time
to time shall be charged after the thirtieth
day.
5. Subsection 2 of section 7 of Regulation 69 of
Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1960 is amended by
striking out "7" in the third line and inserting in lieu
thereof "8" and by striking out "from and" in the
fifth line.
6. Regulation 69 of Revised Regulations of On-
tario, 1960, as amended by Ontario Regulations
333/63 and 117/64, is further amended by adding
thereto the following sections:
12a. Where Crown timber cut under a licence
prescribing a price therefor based on a cubic
foot is measured in cords, the prescribed price
shall be converted to a price based on a cord
by multiplying the prescribed price,
(a) by 85, where the Crown timber is
measured in stacks of unpeeled wood;
(b) by 100, where the Crown timber is
measured in stacks of peeled wood.
126. Where Crown timber cut under a licence
prescribing a price therefor based on a cord is
measured in cubic feet, the prescribed price
shall be converted to a price based on a cubic
foot by dividing the prescribed price,
(c) by 85, where the prescribed price was
determined on the basis that the
Crown timber would be measured in
stacks of unpeeled wood; or
(6) by 100, where the prescribed price was
determined on the basis that the Crown
timber would be measured in stacks of
peeled wood.
7. Section 13 of Regulation 69 of Revised Regu-
lations of Ontario, 1960 is amended by striking out
"licensed area comprises," in the second line and
inserting in lieu- thereof "productive lands included in
the licence comprise,".
8. — (1) Subsection 3 of section 14 of Regulation 69
of Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1960, as amended
by section 1 of Ontario Regulation 333/63, is revoked
and the following substituted therefor:
(3) The fee for a licence for a mill of a type
itemized in column 1 of Schedule 2 is the fee
prescribed opposite thereto in column 4, and
where a mill is classified by more than one
type, the fee for the licence for such mill is the
total of the fees prescribed for each type by
which such mill is classified.
(2) The said section 14, as amended by section 1
of Ontario Regulation 333/63, is further amended by
adding thereto the following subsections:
(4) The fee for a mill licence shall be paid before
the mill licence is issued and thereafter on or
before the 1st day of April in each year during
the term of the licence.
(5) Where the holder of a mill licence fails to pay
the fee therefor in the manner prescribed by
subsection 4, the licence shall be deemed
cancelled until the fee therefor is paid.
9. Subsection 3 of section 15 of Regulation 69 of
Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1960 is revoked and
the following substituted therefor:
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(3) A mill licence expires with the 31st day of
March in the year noted on the licence.
10. Subsection 1 of section 17 of Regulation 69 of
Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1960 is revoked and
the following substituted therefor:
(1) The holder of a mill licence shall make a
return to the Minister on or before the 31st
day of March in each year during the term
of the licence for the immediately preceding
year.
11. — (1) Subsections 2 and 3 of section 19 of
Regulation 69 of Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1960
are revoked.
(2) Clause a of subsection 4 of the said section 19
is amended by striking out "subsections 2 and" in the
third line and inserting in lieu thereof "subsection".
12. Form 1 of Regulation 69 of Revised Regu-
lations of Ontario, 1960, as amended by section 2 of
Ontario Regulation 333/63, is further amended by
adding thereto the following paragraph :
5a. If the applicant is a Crowm timber licensee,
give the licence number, area of productive
lands and term of each Crown timber licence
held:
13. Form 2 of Regulation 69 of Revised Regulations
of Ontario, 1960 is amended by adding at the end
thereof "This licence expires with the 31st day of
March, 19 ".
14. — ( 1 ) Subparagraphs i and iii of paragraph 2 of
Schedule 1 to Regulation 69 of Revised Regulations of
Ontario, 1960 are revoked and the following substituted
therefor :
i. Balsam, cedar, hemlock, or
tamarack, for each cubic
foot 1.65 cents
iii. Poplar or other hardwoods,
for each cubic foot
.6 cents
(2) Paragraph 3 of the said Schedule 1 is amended
by inserting after "For" in the first line "unpeeled".
(3) The said Schedule is amended by adding
thereto the following paragraph :
3a. For peeled pulpwood from timber of the
following species, when measured in cords:
i. Balsam or other conifers
except jack pine and spruce,
for each cord $1.65
ii. Jack pine, for each cord ... 2.35
iii. Poplar or other hardwoods,
for each cord .60
iv. Spruce, for each cord 3.30
(4) Paragraph 6 of the said Schedule 1 is revoked
and the following substituted therefor:
6. Subject to paragraph 6a, for posts,
from any species of timber, for each
lineal foot
1 cent
(5) The said Schedule 1 is amended by adding
thereto the following paragraph :
6a. For posts, from any species of timber, less
than 4 inches in diameter at the top end and 17
less than 7 feet in length, 18
(a) for each post 25 cents
(b) for each cord $2.00
15. Schedule 3 to Regulation 69 of Revised Regu-
lations of Ontario, 1960 is revoked.
16. This Regulation comes into force on the 1st day
of April, 1968.
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THE ANATOMY ACT, 1967
O. Reg. 111/68.
Designation of Schools.
Made— March 28th, 1968.
Filed— March 29th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE ANATOMY ACT, 1967
1. Section 1 of Ontario Regulation 437/67, as
amended by section 1 of Ontario Regulation 38/68,
is further amended by adding thereto the following
item:
7. McMaster University — Department of
Anatomy.
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THE PERSONAL PROPERTY SECURITY
ACT, 1967
O. Reg. 112/68.
Branch Offices.
Made— March 28th, 1968.
Filed— March 29th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE PERSONAL PROPERTY SECURITY
ACT, 1967
1. The office of the clerk of the county or district
court of a county or district listed in column 1 of the
Schedule is designated a branch office.
' Schedule
COUNTY COURT OFFICES
Column 1 Column 2
County
Location
1.
Brant
Brantford
2.
Bruce
Walkerton
3.
Carleton
Ottawa
4.
Dufferin
Orangeville
5.
Elgin
St. Thomas
6.
Essex
Windsor
7.
Frontenac
Kingston
8.
Grey
Owen Sound
9.
Haldimand
Cayuga
10.
Halton
Milton
11.
Hastings
Belleville
12.
Huron
Goderich
13.
Kent
Chatham
14.
Lambton
Sarnia
15.
Lanark
Perth
16.
United Counties of Leeds
and Grenville
Brockville
17.
Lennox and Addington
Napanee
18.
Lincoln
St. Catharines
206
0.
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THE ONTARIO
GAZETTE
1039
Column 1
Column 2
DISTRICT COURT OFFICES
County
Location
Column 1
Column 2
19.
Middlesex
London
20.
Norfolk
Simcoe
District
Location
21.
United Counties of North-
umberland and Durham
Cobourg
38.
Algoma
Sault Ste. Marie
22.
Ontario
Whitby
39.
Cochrane
Cochrane
23.
Oxford
Woodstock
40.
Kenora
Kenora
24.
25.
Peel
Perth
Brampton
Stratford
41.
Manitoulin
Gore Bay
26.
Peterborough
Peterborough
42.
Muskoka
Bracebridge
27.
United Counties of Prescott
43.
Nipissing
North Bay
28.
29.
and Russell
Prince Edward
Renfrew
L'Orignal
Picton
Pembroke
44.
45.
Parry Sound
Rainy River
Parry Sound
Fort Frances
30.
Simcoe
Barrie
46.
Sudbury
Sudbury
31.
United Counties of Stormont,
47.
Thunder Bay
Port Arthur
Dundas and Glengarry
Cornwall
48.
Timiskaming
Haileybury
32.
Victoria
Lindsay
33.
Waterloo
Kitchener
34.
Welland
Welland
35.
Wellington
Guelph
36.
Wentworth
Hamilton
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37.
York
Toronto
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O. Reg. 114/68
1091
Publications Under The Regulations Act
April 13th, 1968
THE GAME AND FISH ACT, 1961-62
O. Reg. 113/68.
Fishing Licences.
Made— March 28th, 1968.
Filed— April 1st, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE GAME AND FISH ACT, 1961-62
1. Section 2 of Ontario Regulation 46/65 is revoked
and the following substituted therefor:
2. A licence issued under paragraph a of sub-
section 1 of section 31 of the Ontario Fishery-
Regulations to take fish for personal use by
meansof a gill-net or dip-net shall be in Form
6 or 7, respectively, and the fee therefor is $2.
2. Subsection 6 of section 3 of Ontario Regulation
46/65 is revoked and the following substituted therefor:
(6) The fee for a licence in Form 13 is $3 for each
hoop-net authorized by the licence.
3. Form 8 of Ontario Regulation 46/65 is revoked.
(9470)
15
THE GAME AND FISH ACT, 1961-62
O. Reg. 114/68.
Hunting Licences — Issuance.
Made— March 28th, 1968.
Filed— April 1st, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE GAME AND FISH ACT, 1961-62
HUNTING LICENCES
1. Forms 2, 3 and 4, as amended by sections 5, 6 and 7 respectively, of Ontario Regulation 328/64, and Form
7 of Ontario Regulation 229/63, are revoked and the following substituted therefor:
Form 2
The Game and Fish Act, 1961-62
Ont. Driver's Licence Number
RESIDENT'S LICENCE TO
HUNT BEAR AND DEER 19
I
2
Licence fee $9.25
Issuing fee .75
Total fee $10.00
CHECK V
10
Date of Birth
Under The Game and Fish Act, 1961-62 and the
regulations, and subject to the limitations thereof, this
licence is issued to
Day
Month
Year
Height
Weight
Colour of Hair
Colour of Eyes
to hunt bear and deer during the open season.
This licence expires with the 31st day of January, 19
Instructions Re Use of Shipping Coupon
Complete the coupon and detach from licence.
Slide coupon into card window. Place seal on
tendon adjusting until proper hole fits snugly
over fastener stud. Place socket over stud and
apply pressure to lock permanently.
Mr. Last Name
Miss
Mrs.
First Nam
J
1
nit.
Si
treet Address, P.O. Box No. or Rural Ro
ute
of
C
ity or Town
Province
The Game and Fish Act, 1961-62
DEER SHIPPING COUPON
This Coupon expires with the fourth
day after the close of the open season.
Licensee .
Date....
209
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THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
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Form 3
The Game and Fish Act, 1961-62
FARMER'S LICENCE TO
HUNT BEAR AND DEER 19.
Ont. Driver's Licence Number
Licence fee
Issuing fee
Total fee
$4.50
.50
$5.00
Under The Game and Fish Act, 1961-62 and the
regulations, and subject to the limitations thereof, this
licence is issued to
CHECK V
Date of Birth
Mr.
Miss
Mrs.
Last Name
Day
Month Year
First Name
I nit.
Street Address, P.O. Box No. or Rural Route
of
City or Town
Province
Height
Weight
Colour of Hair
Colour of Eyes
a farmer on lot Concession Township of . . . .
County or District of
to hunt bear and deer during the open season in the County or District in which he resides.
This licence expires with the 31st day of January, 19. . . .
Instructions Re Use of Shipping Coupon
Complete the coupon and detach from licence.
Slide coupon into card window. Place seal on
tendon adjusting until proper hole fits snugly
over fastener stud. Place socket over stud and
apply pressure to lock permanently.
The Game and Fish Act, 1961-62
DEER SHIPPING COUPON
This Coupon expires with the fourth
day after the close of the open season.
Licensee
Date ,
210
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THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
1093
Form 4
The Game and Fish Act, 1961-62
RESIDENT'S LICENCE TO Ont. Driver's Licence Number
HUNT BEAR AND MOOSE 19. . . .
Licence fee $14.00
Issuing fee % 1.00
Total fee $15.00
Date of Birth
Under The Game and Fish Act, 1961-62 and the
regulations, and subject to the limitations thereof, this
licence is issued to
CHECK V
Day
Month
Year
Height
Weight
Colour of Hair
Colour of Eyes
to hunt bear and moose during the open season.
This licence expires with the 31st day of January, 19.
Instructions Re Use of Shipping Coupon
Complete the coupon and detach from licence.
Slide coupon into card window. Place seal on
tendon adjusting until proper hole fits snugly
over fastener stud. Place socket over stud and
apply pressure to lock permanently.
Mr. 1
^ast Name
Miss
Mrs.
1
First Name
[nit.
1
Street Address, P.O. Box No. or Rural Route
of
City or Town
Province
The Game and Fish Act, 1961-62
MOOSE SHIPPING COUPON
This Coupon expires with the fourth
day after the close of the open season.
Licensee .
Date....
Form 7
The Game and Fish Act, 1961-62
RESIDENT'S HUNTING LICENCE Ont. Driver's Licence Number
Licence fee
Issuing fee
Total fee
19.
$4.50
.50
$5.00
Under The Game and Fish Act, 1961-62 and the
regulations, and subject to the limitations thereof, this
licence is issued to
CHECK V
Date of Birth
Day
Month
Year
Height
Weight
Colour of Hair .
Colour of Eyes .
Mr. Last Name
Miss
Mrs.
First Nam
e
1
nit.
Si
:reet Address, P.O. Box No. or Rural Ro
ute
of
C
ity or Town
Province
to hunt birds or animals other than bear, caribou, dee r, moose, beaver, fisher, lynx, marten, mink,
muskrat, otter or wolverine. This licence is valid onl y,
(a) in the Northern region, from the 1st day of September, 19. . . ., to the 14th day of June,
19....;
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{b) in the Southern region from the 20th day of September, 19 . . . . , to the last day of February,
19....
2. Schedule 3 to Ontario Regulation 229/63 is amended by,
(c) striking out "$4.25" in column 2 opposite Form 2 in column 1 and inserting in lieu thereof "$9.25";
(fe) striking out "$1.75" in column 2 and ".25" in column 3 opposite Form 3 in column 1 and inserting
in lieu thereof "$4.50" and ".50" respectively;
(c) striking out "$9.00" in column 2 opposite Form 4 in column 1 and inserting in lieu thereof "$14.00";
and
{d) striking out ".85" in column 2 and ".15" in column 3 opposite Form 7 in column 1 and inserting in
lieu thereof "$4.50" and ".50" respectively.
3. This regulation comes into force on the 1st day of September, 1968.
(9471)
t.S
THE PROVINCIAL PARKS ACT
O. Reg. 115/68.
General.
Made— March 28th, 1968.
Filed— April 1st, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE PROVINCIAL PARKS ACT
1. Section 7 of Regulation 499 of Revised Regu-
lations of Ontario, 1960, as amended by section 1 of
Ontario Regulation 5/66, is further amended by adding
"or" at the end of clause c, by striking out "or" at the
end of clause d and by revoking clause e.
2. Subsection 2 of section 8 of Regulation 499 of
Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1960, is revoked and
the following substituted therefor:
(2) A camp-site permit for a camp-site where
electrical power is not supplied shall be in
Form 1.
(3)
A camp-site permit for a camp-site where
electrical power is supplied shall be in Form
lA.
3. Section 9 of Regulation 499 of Revised Regu-
lations of Ontario, 1960, as remade by section 1 of
Ontario Regulation 257/61, is revoked and the following
substituted therefor:
9. A camp-site permit authorizes the permittee
and any persons who, when the permit is
issued, occupy the vehicle or boat operated
by the permittee, to occupy the camp-site
designated until 2 p.m. of the day shown in
the permit.
4. Section 10 of Regulation 499 of Revised Regu-
lations of Ontario, 1960, is revoked and the following
substituted therefor;
10. No person shall camp under the authority of
camp-site permits in a provincial park for
more than twenty-eight days in a year.
5. Section 11 of Regulation 499 of Revised Regu-
lations of Ontario, 1960, as amended by section 1 of
Ontario Regulation 214/61 and section 2 of Ontario
Regulation 71/65, is revoked and the following sub-
stituted therefor:
11. — (1) Subject to subsection 2, the fee payable
for a permit.
(c) in Form 1 is $2.50; and
(b) in Form lA is $3.
(2) The fee payable for a camp-site permit issued
to a religious, charitable or educational or-
ganization is 10 cents per person a day and
may be waived by the superintendent.
6. Section 12 of Regulation 499 of Revised Regu-
lations of Ontario, 1960, as remade by section 3 of
Ontario Regulation 71/65, is amended by striking out
"for the purpose referred to in clause a or i of section
10" in the first and second lines and inserting in lieu
thereof "other than a camp-site permit mentioned in
subsection 2 of section 11".
7. Subsections 1 and 2 of section 13 of Regulation
499 of Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1960, are
revoked and the following substituted therefor:
13. — (1) A camp-site permit is not valid for a
period of more than twenty-four hours.
(2) A camp-site permit expires at 2 p.m. on the
day shown on the permit.
8. Regulation 499 of Revised Regulations of On-
tario, 1960, as amended by Ontario Regulations 214/61,
257/61, 123/62, 83/63, 71/65, 92/65, 189/65, 5/66,
175/66, 209/67 and 257/67, is further amended by
adding thereto the following section:
13a. — (1) No person shall camp overnight in a
provincial park except under the authority of
an overnight camping permit.
(2) Subsection 1 does not apply to the occupation
of a camp-site under the authority of a camp-
site permit.
(3) An overnight camping permit shall be in
Form 6.
(4) The fee payable for an overnight camping
permit is $5.
(5) An overnight camping permit expires on the
fourteenth day following its date of issue.
(6) An overnight camping permit authorizes the
permittee and any persons who, when the
permit is issued, occupy the vehicle or boat
operated by the permittee to camp overnight
m the provincial park named in the permit
for the period specified on the permit except
on a camp-site and except on land within
two miles of a highway along which camp-
sites are operated.
9. Section 15 of Ontario Regulation 499 of Revised
Regulations of Ontario, 1960, as amended by Ontario
Regulations 71/65 and 189/65 is revoked and the
following substituted therefor:
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O. Reg. 117/68
1095
15. — (1) No person shall take a motor vehicle
other than a bus licensed under The Public
Vehicles Act, or boat into a provincial park
without a vehicle entry permit in Form 2 or 3
or a camp-site permit in Form 1 or lA.
(2) A permit in Form 2 expires with the day on
which it is issued and a permit in Form 3
expires on the 31st day of March next follow-
ing its date of issue.
(3) The fee for a permit in Form 2 is $1 and the
fee for a permit in F"orm 3 is $10.
(4) No person shall take a bus licensed under
The Public Vehicles Act into a provincial
park without paying a fee of $6 a day.
(5) An unexpired permit issued to authorize the
entry of a motor vehicle into the parks under
The St. Lawrence Park Commission Act shall
be deemed to be a permit for that vehicle in
Form 3 for the purpose of this section.
10. Section 16 of Regulation 499 of Revised Regu-
lations of Ontario, 1960, is revoked and the following
substituted therefor:
ASSIGNMENT OF PERMITS
16. No permit issued under this Regulation may
be assigned.
11. Subsection 2 of section 23 of Regulation 499 of
Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1960, as made by
section 7 of Ontario Regulation 71/65, is amended by
striking out "50 cents" and inserting in lieu thereof
"$1".
12. Regulation 499 of Revised Regulations of
Ontario, 1960, as amended by Ontario Regulations
214/61, 257/61, 123/62, 83/63, 71/65, 92/65, 189/65,
5/66, 175/66. 209/67 and 257/67, is further amended
by adding thereto the following section:
23a. No person over twelve years of age shall
enter The Pinery Provincial Park on a day
between the 31st day of October and the 1st
day of April next following without paying a
fee of 50 cents.
13. Form 1 of Regulation 499 of Revised Regula-
tions of Ontario, 1960, as remade by section 8 of
Ontario Regulation 71/65, is revoked and the following
substituted therefor:
Form 1
The Provincial Parks A ct No.
DAILY VEHICLE AND CAMP-SITE PERMIT
Valid only in Provincial Park.
This permit expires at 2 p.m. on
Camp-site No.
(day) (month)
FEE: $2.50
NO REFUNDS
Form lA
The Provincial Parks Act
No.
DAILY VEHICLE AND CAMP-SITE PERMIT
(with electrical power)
Valid only in Provincial Park.
This permit e.xpires at 2 p.m. on
Camp-site No.
(day) (month)
FEE: $3.00
NO REFUNDS
14. Regulation 499 of Revised Regulations of
Ontario, 1960, as amended bv Ontario Regulations
214/61, 257/61, 123/62, 83/63," 71/65, 92/65, 189/65,
5/66, 175/66, 209/67 and 257/67, is further amended
by adding thereto the following form:
Form 6
The Provincial Parks Act
OVERNIGHT CAMPING PERMIT
No.
$5
(name of permittee — print in block letters)
(address of permittee)
This permit is valid for fourteen days from the date of
issue in. . . Provincial Park but is
not valid on camp-sites or within two miles of highways
along which camp-sites are operated.
(signature of issuer)
(9472)
(date of issue)
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THE CROP INSURANCE ACT (ONTARIO),
1966
O. Reg. 116/68.
Crop Insurance Plans — General.
Made— March 12th, 1968.
Approved— March 28th, 1968.
Filed— April 1st, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE CROP INSURANCE ACT (ONTARIO),
1966
1. Subclause iii of clause a of subparagraph 2 of
paragraph 2 of Form 1 of Ontario Regulation 29/67 is
amended by adding to the end thereof "unless other-
wise provided in any plan or unless otherwise deter-
mined by the Commission from time to time".
The Crop Insurance Commission
OF Ontario:
K. E. LANTZ,
Chairman.
F. F. GALLANT,
Secretary.
Dated at Toronto, this 12th day of March, 1968.
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THE CROP INSURANCE ACT (ONTARIO),
1966
O. Reg. 117/68.
Designation of Insurable Crops.
Made— March 28th, 1968.
Filed— April 1st, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE CROP INSURANCE ACT (ONTARIO), 1966
1. In this Regulation,
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O. Reg. 120/68
(o) "corn" means hybrid corn planted for the
purpose of harvesting as grain corn, but does
not include seed corn or pop-corn;
(b) "forage" means the feed for live stock pro-
duced from corn, grasses and legumes, and
(i) fed as pasture, or
(ii) cut and stored as corn silage, hay or
hay silage;
(c) "grain corn" means shelled corn or ear corn;
(d) "mixed grain" means any seed mixture that
includes both oats and barley, the combined
weight of which equals at least 75 per cent
of the total, but the individual weights of
either of which do not exceed 75 per cent of
the total;
(e) "spring grain" means,
(i) oats,
(ii) barley, and
(iii) mixed grain.
2. The following agricultural crops are designated
as insurable crops:
1. Corn.
2. Forage.
3. Soybeans.
4. Spring Grain.
5. Winter Wheat.
3. Ontario Regulation 376/67 is revoked.
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THE HOMES FOR RETARDED PERSONS
ACT, 1966
O. Reg. 118/68.
General.
Made— March 28th, 1968.
Filed— April 2nd, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE HOMES FOR RETARDED PERSONS
ACT, 1966
1. Schedule 1 to Ontario Regulation 62/68 is
amended by adding thereto the following items:
2c. Greater Niagara Association for the Mentally
Retarded
12a. The Valley Association for the Mentally
Retarded
THE PUBLIC SERVICE ACT, 1961-62
O. Reg. 119/68.
General.
Made— March 7th, 1968.
Approved— March 28th, 1968.
Filed— April 2nd, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE PUBLIC SERVICE ACT, 1961-62
1. Subsection 1 of section 116 of Ontario Regulation
190/62, as made by section 2 of Ontario Regulation
244/64, is revoked and the following substituted
therefor:
( 1 ) This section applies to,
(a) a public servant of a classification set
out in Schedule 7; and
(b) a. public servant specified in a certifi-
cate of the Commission, issued on the
recommendation of the public servant's
deputy minister.
Civil Service Commission:
D. J. COLLINS,
Chairman.
Dated at Toronto, this 7th day of March, 1968.
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THE CROP INSURANCE ACT (ONTARIO),
1966
O. Reg. 120/68.
Corn Crop Insurance Plan.
Made— March 21st, 1968.
Approved— March 28th, 1968.
Filed— April 2nd, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE CROP INSURANCE ACT (ONTARIO), 1966
1. The plan in the Schedule is established for the
insurance within Ontario of corn.
Schedule
The Crop Insurance Act (Ontario), 1966
PLAN
1. This plan may be cited as "The Ontario Crop
Insurance Plan for Corn".
2. The purpose of this plan is to provide for
insurance against a loss in the production of corn
resulting from one or more of the perils designated in
section 4.
INTERPRETATION
3. In this plan,
(a) "average farm yield" means the average of
previous yields of the seeded acreage com-
puted on the basis of acreage production
records of the insured person or on such other
basis as the Commission approves;
{b) "bushel" means 56 pounds of shelled corn,
the kernel moisture content of which does
not exceed 15.5 per cent;
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(c) "corn" means hybrid corn of every kind or
variety planted in Ontario for the purpose of
harvesting as grain corn, but does not include
sweet corn or pop-corn ;
(d) "grain corn" means shelled corn or ear corn.
DESIGNATION OF PERILS
4. The following are designated as perils for the
purposes of this plan:
1. Drought.
2. Excessive moisture.
3. Excessive rainfall.
4. Flood.
5. Frost.
6. Hail.
7. Insect infestation.
8. Plant disease.
9. Wildlife.
10. Wind.
DESIGNATION OF CROP YEAR
5. The crop year for corn is the period from the
1st day of March in any year to the 15th day of
December next following.
CONTRACT OF INSURANCE
6. For the purposes of this plan, the entire contract
of insurance for corn shall be deemed to be comprised of,
(a) the contract of insurance in the form pre-
scribed by Ontario Regulation 29/67;
(b) an endorsement for corn in Form 2;
(c) the application for insurance;
(d) the final acreage report for each crop year; and
(e) an amendment to any document referred to
in clauses a, b, c or d agreed upon in writing.
7. An application for insurance shall,
(c) be in Form 1;
(b) be accompanied by a premium deposit of at
least $15; and
(c) be filed with the Commission not later than,
(i) the tenth day after the seeding of
acreage to corn is completed by the
applicant, or
(ii) the final date prescribed in Table 2 for
seeding in the area in which the seeded
acreage is situate,
whichever occurs first in the crop year in
respect of which it is made.
DURATION OF CONTRACT
8. — ( 1) A contract of insurance shall be in force for
the crop year in respect of which it is made, and shall
continue in force for each crop year thereafter until it is
cancelled by the insured person or the Commission in
the manner prescribed by subsection 2 or is terminated
in accordance with the regulations.
(2) A contract of insurance may be cancelled by the
insured person or the Commission by notice in writing
to the other party on or before the 15th day of May in
the crop year during which the cancellation is to be
effective.
CONVERSION
9. Where for the purposes of this plan a unit of
measurement is converted into bushels in,
(a) computing the average farm yield to be
declared in the final acreage report; or
(b) measuring,
(i) the potential production of seeded
acreage, or
(ii) the actual production of harvested
acreage,
the conversion shall be made on such basis as the
Commission approves.
COVERAGE
10. — (1) The coverage provided in each crop year
under a contract of insurance shall be the lesser of,
(c) 70 per cent of the average farm yield in
bushels; or
(b) the county average yield in bushels, as deter-
mined by the Commission in respect of the
county in which the insured acreage is situate,
applied to the total acreage seeded to corn by the
insured person in accordance with the regulations.
(2) The number of bushels determined under sub-
section 1 constitutes the total guaranteed production
under a contract of insurance.
11. The maximum amount for which the Com-
mission is liable under a contract of insurance shall be
the amount obtained by multiplying the total guaran-
teed production determined under section 10 by the
established price per bushel prescribed by section 12.
12. For the purposes of this plan, the established
price for corn is $1 per bushel.
PREMIUMS
13. — (1) The premium payable by an insured per-
son for acreage in a county named in column 1 of
Table 1 for each $100 of liability determined under
section 11 is the amount set opposite the name of the
county in column 2.
(2) Notwithstanding subsection 1, the minimum
premium payable by an insured person in each crop
year is $15.
(3) The premiums prescribed by subsections 1 and
2 are in addition to such payments in respect of
premiums as may be made by,
(a) the Government of Canada under the Crop
Insurance Act (Canada); and
(b) the Treasurer of Ontario under subsection 2 of
section 7 of the Act.
14. — (1) Where a contract of insurance is in force,
a premium shall be paid in respect of each crop year in
which the insured person seeds acreage to corn.
(2) Where a premium is payable in respect of a
crop year, the insured person shall pay the premium,
less the premium deposit, if any, to the Commission
at the time he files the final acreage report prescribed
by section 15.
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FINAL ACREAGE REPORTS
15.- — (1) Every insured person shall file with the
Commission in each crop year a final acreage report in
Form 3 within ten days after the seeding of acreage to
corn is completed.
(2) A final acreage report filed with the Commission
shall not be amended without the consent in writing of
the Commission.
16. — (1) The Commission may revise the final
acreage report in any or all respects and adjust the
premium accordingly and, in such case, shall notify the
msured person in writing forthwith respecting such
revision and adjustment.
(2) The insured person shall be deemed to have
agreed with the revision of the final acreage report and
adjustment of premium made by the Commission under
subsection 1 unless, within ten days from the mailing
or delivery of the notification by the Commission, he
notifies the Commission in writing that he rejects such
revision and adjustment.
(3) Where the Commission receives notice from an
insured person under subsection 2, it shall notify the
insured person in writing that the contract of insurance
does not apply for the crop year in respect of which
the final acreage report was filed and shall refund any
premium or premium de]X)sit paid in respect of that
crop year.
(4) A final acreage report revised under this section
shall, failing notice under subsection 2, constitute the
final acreage report for the crop year.
17. — (1) Where an insured person in any crop year
fails to file a final acreage report in the form and
manner prescribed by this Regulation, the Commission
may,
(a) prepare the final acreage report; or
(b) declare the insured acreage to be nil.
(2) Where the Commission prepares a final acreage
report under subsection 1, the Commission shall mail
or deliver a copy of the report to the insured person.
(3) Every insured person shall pay the premium
for the crop year in respect of which a final acreage
report is prepared by the Commission within ten days
from the mailing or delivery to him of a copy of
the report.
18. — (1) Where the Commission has not revised
the average farm yield stated by the insured person in a
final acreage report, the Commission may, on the
adjustment of a claim for a loss in production of corn
in the crop year, require the insured person to satisfy
the Commission that the average farm yield was com-
puted on the basis of his acreage production records
or on a reasonable assessment of the productivity of
the seeded acreage under normal growing conditions.
(2) Where the insured person fails to satisfy the
Commission under subsection 1, the Commission shall
determine the average farm yield and shall reduce
accordingly the total guaranteed production deter-
mined in accordance with section 10 and the maximum
amount of indemnity for which it is liable under
section 11, but no portion of the premium shall be
refunded.
VARIETIES OF CORN
19. Except as otherwise determined by the Com-
mission, for the purposes of this plan acreage may be
seeded only to varieties of corn recommended in Pub-
lication No. 296 of the Department of Agriculture and
Food entitled "Field Crop Recommendations" for the
same number of heat units as, or a lesser number of
heat units than, the said Publication No. 296 specifies
as being available for corn production in the area in
which the said acreage is situate,
FINAL DATE FOR SEEDING
20. — (1) For the purposes of this plan, the final
date for seeding corn in a crop year to acreage situate
in an area specified in Publication No. 296 of the
Department of Agriculture and Food entitled "Field
Crop Recommendations" as having the number of
heat units available for corn production set out in
column 1 of Table 2, is the date set opposite such
number of heat units in column 2.
(2) Notwithstanding subsection 1, where the in-
sured person seeds acreage in a crop year to a variety
of corn recommended in the said Publication No. 296
for a lesser number of heat units than the said Pub-
lication No. 296 specifies as being available for corn
production in the area in which the .said acreage is
situate, the final date for seeding such acreage in the
crop year is seven days after the date prescribed
therefor in subsection 1.
FINAL DATE FOR HARVESTING
21. For the purposes of this plan, the final date for
harvesting corn in a crop year is the 15th day of
December or such other date as may be determined
from time to time by the Commission.
The Crop Insurance Commission of Ontario:
W. W. SNOW,
Vice- Chairman.
F. F. GALLANT,
Secretary.
Dated at Toronto, this 21st day of March, 1968.
TABLE 1
Column 1
Column 2
County
Rate
Rate Zone 1
Brant, Elgin, Essex, Kent,
Lambton, Middlesex,
Norfolk, Oxford
$5.00
Rate Zone 2
Durham, Haldimand, Halton
Hastings, Huron, Lincoln,
Northumberland, Ontario,
Peel, Perth, Prince Edward,
Waterloo, Welland,
Wellington, Wentworth,
York
$5.40
Rate Zone 3
Bruce, Carleton, Dufferin,
Dundas, Frontenac,
Glengarry, Grenville, Grey,
Lanark, Leeds, Lennox and
Addington, Peterborough,
Prescott, Renfrew, Russell,
Simcoe, Stormont, Victoria
$=5.80
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TABLE 2
Column 1
Column 2
Heat Units Available
for Corn Production
F"inal Seeding Date
2600 or less
June 1st
2700 and 2800
May 29th
2900 and 3000
May 27th
Column 1
Column 2
Heat Units Available
for Corn Production
Final Seeding Date
3 100 and 3200
May 25th
3300 and 3400
May 23rd
Over 3400
May 21st
Form 1
The Crop Insurance Act {Ontario), 1966
APPLICATION FOR CROP INSURANCE
To: The Crop Insurance Commission of Ontario:
(name of person, corporation or partnership, and if partnership, names of all partners)
(address)
(phone No.)
applies for crop insurance under The Crop Insurance Act {Ontario), 1966 and the regulations and in support of
this application the following facts are stated:
1. Crop insurance contract number, if any, under The Crop Insurance Act {Ontario), 1966:
2. This application is made for insurance coverage on
(type of crop)
3. This application is made for the crop year ending , 19. . . .
4. The applicant is the owner-operator or tenant-operator of the farm or farms described in paragraph 5.
5. Description of farm or farms operated by applicant:
Farm
No.
Lot
Concession
Township
County or
Territorial
District
Total Acreage
of Farm
Owner or Tenant
.6. A deposit premium of $ (minimum of $15) accompanies this application.
Dated at , this day of , 19
(signature of applicant(s))
(title of official signing for a corporation)
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Form 2
The Crop Insurance Act {Ontario), 1966
CORN ENDORSEMENT
Whereas the insured person has applied for crop
insurance for corn under The Ontario Crop Insurance
Plan for Corn, hereinafter referred to as "the plan",
and has paid the deposit premium prescribed there-
under;
Now Therefore, subject to The Crop Insurance
Act {Ontario), 1966 and the regulations made there-
under, the contract of insurance between The Crop
Insurance Commission of Ontario and the insured
person is hereby extended to cover corn.
CAUSES OF LOSS INSURED AGAINST
1. This endorsement insures against a loss in the
production of corn in a crop year resulting from
drought, excessive moisture, excessive rainfall, flood,
frost, hail, insect infestation, plant disease, wildlife
and wind.
DURATION OF INSURANCE
2. The contract of insurance for corn is in force for
the crop year in which it is made and continues in
force for each crop year thereafter until it is cancelled
or terminated in accordance with the regulations.
CONVERSION
.3. Where a unit of measurement is converted into
bushels in,
{a) computing the average farm yield to be
declared in the final acreage report; or
{h) measuring,
(i) the potential production of seeded
acreage, or
(ii) the actual production of harvested
acreage,
the conversion shall be made on such basis as the
Commission approves.
COVERAGE
4. The coverage provided for corn in each crop
year is the lesser of,
(o) 70 per cent of the average farm yield in
bushels; or
{b) the county average yield in bushels, as deter-
mined by the Commission in respect of the
county in which the insured acreage is
situate,
applied to the total acreage seeded to corn by the in-
sured person in accordance with the regulations.
TOTAL GUARANTEED PRODUCTION
5. The number of bushels determined in accordance
with paragraph 4 is the total guaranteed production of
corn for a crop year.
INDEMNITY
6. The maximum indemnity payable for a loss in
production of corn in a crop year is the amount ob-
tained by multiplying the total guaranteed production
by the price per bushel established in the plan.
7. For each crop year in which the insured person
seeds acreage to corn, an annual premium shall be
paid, the amount of which shall be determined in the
manner prescribed by the plan.
FINAL ACREAGE REPORT
8. In each crop year in which the contract of in-
surance is in force for corn, the insured person shall
file a final acreage report in the form and manner pre-
scribed by the plan.
CROP YEAR
9. The crop year for corn is the period from the
1st day of March in any year to the 15th day of Decem-
ebr next following.
FINAL DATE FOR SEEDING
10. Corn shall be seeded in each crop year not
later than the date prescribed by the plan for the area
in which the seeded acreage is situate.
HARVESTING OF SEEDED ACREAGE
11. — (1) All acreage seeded to corn in a crop year
shall be harvested as grain corn unless the Commission,
upon application therefor in writing, consents in
writing to,
(a) the use of the seeded acreage or any part
thereof for another purpose; or
{b) the abandonment or destruction of the in-
sured crop or any part thereof.
(2) The harvesting referred to in subparagraph 1
shall be completed not later than the 15th day of
December or such other date as may be determined
from time to time by the Commission.
(3) Where the harvesting of any seeded acreage is
not completed on the date prescribed by subparagraph
2, the insured person shall forthwith notify the Com-
mission in writing.
(4) Where an insured person fails to notify the
Commission in accordance with subparagraph 3, no
indemnity shall be paid in respect of the unharvested
acreage.
(5) Where, with the consent of the Commission
under subparagraph 1, any seeded acreage is used for a
purpose other than harvesting as grain corn, the Com-
mission shall determine the potential production of
such acreage, and such potential production shall be
taken into account in the final adjustment of loss.
12. — (1) On receipt of a notice under subparagraph
3 of paragraph 11, the Commission shall determine,
(a) the number of unharvested acres and the
potential production thereof; and
{b) whether the harvesting of the seeded acreage
was prevented by reason of one or more of the
causes of loss insured against.
(2) Where the Commission determines that har-
vesting of any seeded acreage was prevented by reason
of one or more of the causes of loss insured against, the
Commission may extend the time for harvesting of the
seeded acreage for such period as it deems proper.
VARIETIES OF CORN
13. Except as otherwise determined by the Com-
mission, acreage may be seeded only to varieties of
corn recommended in Publication No. 296 of the De-
partment of Agriculture and Eood entitled "Field Crop
Recommendations" for the area in which the seeded
acreage is situate.
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EVALUATION OF LOSS
14. For the purpose of determining the loss in
production of corn in a crop year and the indemnity
payable therefor, the value of the crop shall progress
through the stages prescribed in paragraphs 15, 16
and 17.
STAGE 1
15. — (1) Stage 1 comprises the period from the date
on which the seeding of acreage to corn is completed
to and including the 15th day of June in the crop year.
(2) Where loss or damage occurs in Stage 1, the
Commission, upon application therefor in writing by
the insured person, may consent in writing to,
(o) the reseeding of the damaged acreage, pro-
vided that,
(i) the variety of corn reseeded is one
prescribed by paragraph 13 for the
area in which the damaged acreage is
situate, and
(ii) the reseeding is completed not later
than seven days after the date pre-
scribed by Table 2 as the final date for
seeding in the area in which the
damaged acreage is situate; or
(b) the use of the damaged acreage for any other
purpose or to the abandonment or destruction
of the insured crop on such damaged acreage
and, in such case, the Commission shall
determine the number of damaged acres and
the potential production thereof.
(3) Where the damaged acreage is reseeded to corn
in accordance with clause a of subparagraph 2, the
contract of insurance shall continue to apply to such
reseeded acreage and the Commission shall pay a
supplementary benefit to the insured person calculated
at the rate of $5 for each reseeded acre.
(4) Where the damaged acreage is used for any
other purpose or the insured crop is abandoned or
destroyed in accordance with clause b of subparagraph
2, the amount of loss that shall be taken into account
in the final adjustment of loss in respect of the total
seeded acreage shall be calculated by multiplying,
(a) 30 per cent of the guaranteed production for
the damaged acreage; or
(h) the difference between the guaranteed pro-
duction and the potential production deter-
mined under clause b of subparagraph 2 for
the damaged acreage,
whichever is the lesser, by the established price per
bushel.
(5) Where the damaged acreage is not used for any
other purpose or the crop thereon is not abandoned or
destroyed after the Commission has consented thereto,
the amount of loss calculated under subparagraph 4
shall not be taken into account in the final adjustment
of loss.
(6) Notwithstanding any application made in
writing by the insured person under this paragraph,
the Commission may, where loss or damage occurs in
Stage 1, notify the insured person in writing that it
intends to terminate the insurance coverage on such
damaged acreage and to calculate the amount of loss
in the manner prescribed in subparagraph 4 with respect
to such damaged acreage and, where notice of such
intention has been given, the Commission shall calcu-
late accordingly the amount of loss to be taken into
account in the final adjustment of loss and the value
of the insured crop on such damaged acreage shall not
progress beyond Stage 1.
STAGE 2
16. — (1) Stage 2 commences on the 16th day of
June in the crop year and, with respect to any part of
the seeded acreage, ends with the completion of
harvesting of such part.
(2) Where loss or damage occurs in Stage 2, the
Commission, upon application therefor in writing by
the insured person, may consent in writing to the use
of the damaged acreage for any other purpose or to the
abandonment or destruction of the insured crop on
such damaged acreage and, in such case, the Com-
mission shall determine the number of damaged acres
and the potential production thereof.
(3) Where,
(a) damaged acreage is used for any other pur-
pose or the insured crop thereon is abandoned
or destroyed in accordance with subpara-
graph 2; or
(b) the harvesting of any seeded acreage is not
completed on the date determined therefor,
the amount of loss that shall be taken Into account in
the final adjustment of loss in respect of the total
seeded acreage shall be calculated by multiplying the
amount by which 80 per cent of the guaranteed pro-
duction for the damaged or unharvested acreage, as
the case may be, exceeds the potential production
determined therefor by the established price per bushel.
(4) Where damaged acreage is not used for any
other purpose or the crop thereon is not abandoned or
destroyed after the Commission has consented thereto,
the amount of loss calculated under subparagraph 3
shall not be taken into account in the final adjustment
of loss.
STAGE 3
17. — (1) Stage 3 applies to seeded acreage with
respect to which harvesting has been completed.
(2) Where the actual production of the acreage so
harvested is less than the guaranteed production for
such acreage, the amount of loss that shall be taken
into account in the final adjustment of loss in respect
of the total seeded acreage shall be calculated by mul-
tiplying the difference between the guaranteed pro-
duction and the actual production by the established
price per bushel.
FINAL ADJUSTMENT OF LOSS FOR TOTAL
SEEDED ACREAGE
18. The indemnity payable with respect to the
total seeded acreage in the final adjustment of loss
shall be the sum of all Stage 1, Stage 2 and Stage 3 loss
calculations applicable to such acreage, but where,
(a) the actual production of any harvested acre-
age; or
(b) the potential production of any unharvested
acreage,
exceeds the guaranteed production of such acreage, the
indemnity otherwise payable .shall be reduced by the
amount obtained by multiplying such excess by the
established price per bushel.
INCORRECT ACREAGE IN FINAL ACREAGE REPORT
19. — (1) Where the actual seeded acreage of corn
in a crop year is less than the seeded acreage declared
on the final acreage report, the guaranteed production
and the amount of insurance shall be reduced pro-
portionately.
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(2) Where the actual seeded acreage of corn in a
crop year exceeds the seeded acreage declared on the
final acreage report, the guaranteed production per
acre shall be reduced proportionately.
In Witness Whereof The Crop Insurance Com-
mission of Ontario has caused this endorsement to be
signed by its general manager but the same shall not
be binding upon the Commission until countersigned
by a duly authorized representative thereof.
Countersigned and dated at.
this dav of.
, 19...
Duly Authorized Representative General Manager
Form 3
The Crop Insurance Act {Ontario), 1966
FINAL ACREAGE REPORT FOR CORN
1. Insured person.
(name) (address) (county) (phone No.)
2. Crop Insurance Contract No 3. Crop year covered by this report: 19 ... .
4. 1 hereby assign per cent of my right to indemnity under this contract in respect of the crop described
hereunder to:
(name)
(address)
S. Details of acreage seeded to corn (a diagram of each farm on which the insured crop is grown must be attached
to this report):
Farm
No.
No. of
Acres
Soil
Type
Manure
Applied
Fertilizer
Applied
No. of Acres
Systematically
Tile Drained
Distance
Between
Drains
Heat
Unit
Rating
Previous
Crop
Produced
No. of Acres
Pounds
per acre
Grade
Hybrid — Variety
No. of Acres Seeded
Date Seeding Completed
6. The fertilizer referred to in paragraph 5 was applied in accordance with soil test recommendations
"Yes" or "No'
7. Crop will be harvested by: own equipment ( ) shared equipment ( ) custom operator ( )
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8. Declaration of previous yields of corn:
Year
Total Acres
Date Completed
Total
Harvested
(in Bushels)
Seeded
Harvested*
Seeding
Harvesting
* Where harvested acreage is less than seeded acreage, indicate reasons:
9. Average farm yield of corn in bushels is:
10. The acreage set out in paragraph 5 is the total acreage seeded to corn by the insured person and at this
date the crop has suffered no damage except as follows:
11. The insured person is engaged full time in farming. If "No", explain
"Yes" or "No"
12. The premium (less premium deposit, if any) accompanies this report.
Dated at this day of
, 19.
(signature of insured person)
(9487)
(title of official signing for a corporation)
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O. Reg. 121/68.
Soybean Crop Insurance Plan.
Made— March 21st, 1968.
Approved— March 28th, 1968.
Filed— April 2nd, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE CROP INSURANCE ACT (ONTARIO), 1966
1. The plan in the Schedule is established for the
insurance within Ontario of soybeans.
Schedule
The Crop Insurance Act {Ontario), 1966
PLAN
1. This plan may be cited as "The Ontario Crop
Insurance Plan for Soybeans".
2. The purpose of this plan is to provide for in-
surance against a loss in the production of soybeans
resulting from one or more of the perils designated in
section 4.
INTERPRETATION
3. In this plan,
(a) "average farm yield" means the average of
previous yields of the seeded acreage com-
puted on the basis of acreage production
records.of the insured person or on such other
basis as the Commission approves;
(6) "bushel" means 60 pounds of soybeans, the
moisture content of which does not exceed
14 per cent;
(c) "soybeans" means soybeans produced in
Ontario.
DESIGNATION OF PERILS
4. The following are designated as perils for the
purposes of this plan:
1. Drought.
2. Excessive moisture.
3. Excessive rainfall.
4. Flood.
5. Frost.
6. Hail.
7. Insect infestation.
8. Plant disease.
9. Wind.
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DESIGNATION OF CROP YEAR
5. The crop year for soybeans is the period from
the 1st day of March in any year to the 15th day of
November next following.
CONTRACT OF INSURANCE
6. For the purposes of this plan, the entire contract
of insurance for soybeans shall be deemed to be com-
prised of,
(a) the contract of insurance in the form pre-
scribed by Ontario Regulation 29/67;
(b) an endorsement for soybeans in Form 2;
(c) the application for insurance;
(d) the final acreage report for each crop year;
and
(e) an amendment to any document referred to in
clauses a, b, c or d agreed upon in writing.
7. An application for insurance shall,
(a) be in Form 1;
(b) be accompanied by a premium deposit of at
least $15; and
(c) be filed with the Commission not later than,
(i) the tenth day after the seeding of
acreage to soybeans is completed by
the applicant, or
(ii) the 20th day of June,
whichever occurs first in the crop year in
respect of which it is made.
DURATION OF CONTRACT
8. — (1) A contract of insurance shall be in force
for the crop year in respect of which it is made, and
shall continue in force for each crop year thereafter
until it is cancelled by the insured person or the Com-
mission in the manner prescribed by subsection 2 or is
terminated in accordance with the regulations.
(2) A contract of insurance may be cancelled by
the insured person or the Commission by notice In
writing to the other party on or before the 20th day of
June in the crop year during which the cancellation is
to be effective.
COVERAGE
9. — (1) The coverage provided in each crop year
under a contract of insurance shall be the lesser of,
(a) 70 per cent of the average farm yield in
bushels; or
(b) the county average yield in bushels, as de-
termined by the Commission in respect of the
county in which the insured acreage is
situate,
applied to the total acreage seeded to soybeans by the
insured person in accordance with the regulations.
(2) The number of bushels determined under sub-
section 1 constitutes the total guaranteed production
under a contract of insurance.
10. The maximum amount for which the Com-
mission is liable under a contract of insurance shall be
the amount obtained by multiplying the total guaran-
teed production determined under section 9 by the
established price per bushel prescribed by section 11.
11. For the purposes of this plan, the established
price for soybeans is $2.50 per bushel.
PREMIUMS
12. — (1) The premium payable by an insured per-
son for each $100 of liability determined under section
10 is $6.
(2) Notwithstanding subsection 1, the minimum
premium payable by an insured person in each crop
year is $15.
(3) The premiums prescribed by subsections 1 and
2 are in addition to such payments in respect of
premiums as may be made by,
(a) the Government of Canada under the Crop
Insurance Act (Canada); and
(ft) the Treasurer of Ontario under subsection 2
of section 7 of the Act.
13. — (1) Where a contract of insurance is in force,
a premium shall be paid in respect of each crop year
in which the insured person seeds acreage to soybeans.
(2) Where a premium Is payable in respect of a crop
year, the insured person shall pay the premium, less
the premium deposit, if any, to the Commission at the
time he files the final acreage report prescribed by
section 14.
FINAL ACREAGE REPORTS
14. — (1) Every insured person shall file with the
Commission in each crop year a final acreage report in
Form 3 within ten days after the seeding of acreage to
soybeans is completed.
(2) A final acreage report filed with the Commission
shall not be amended without the consent in writing
of the Commission.
15. — (1) The Commission may revise the final
acreage report in any or all respects and adjust the
premium accordingly and, in such case, shall notify the
insured person in writing forthwith respecting such
revision and adjustment.
(2) The insured person shall be deemed to have
agreed with the revision of the final acreage report and
adjustment of premium made by the Commission under
subsection 1 unless, within ten days from the mailing
or delivery of the notification by the Commission, he
notifies the Commission in writing that he rejects such
revision and adjustment.
(3) Where the Commission receives notice from an
insured person under subsection 2, it shall notify the
insured person in writing that the contract of insurance
does not apply for the crop year in respect of which the
final acreage report was filed and shall refund any
premium or premium deposit paid in respect of that
crop year,
(4) A final acreage report revised under this section
shall, failing notice under subsection 2, constitute the
final acreage report for the crop year.
16. — (1) Where an insured person in any crop year
fails to file a final acreage report in the form and
manner prescribed by this Regulation, the Commission
may,
(a) prepare the final acreage report; or
{b) declare the insured acreage to be nil.
(2) Where the Commission prepares a final acreage
report under subsection 1, the Commission shall mail
or deliver a copy of the report to the insured person.
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(3) Every insured person shall pay the premium
for the crop year in respect of which a hnal acreage
report is prepared by the Commission within ten days
from the mailing or delivery to him of a copy of the
report.
17. — (1) Where the Commission has not revised
the average farm yield stated by the insured person in a
final acreage report, the Commission may, on the ad-
justment of a claim for a loss in production of soybeans
in the crop year, require the insured person to satisfy
the Commission that the average farm yield was com-
puted on the basis of his acreage production records or
on a reasonable assessment of the productivity of the
seeded acreage under normal growing conditions.
(2) Where the insured person fails to satisfy the
Commission under subsection 1, the Commission shall
determine the average farm yield and shall reduce
accordingly the total guaranteed production deter-
mined in accordance with section 9 and the maximum
amount of indemnity for which it is liable under
section 10, but no portion of the premium shall be
refunded.
VARIETIES OF SOYBEANS
18. Except as otherwise determined by the Com-
mission, for the purposes of this plan acreage may be
seeded only to varieties of soybeans recommended in
Publication No. 296 of the Department of Agriculture
and Food entitled "Field Crop Recommendations"
for the same number of heat units as, or a lesser number
of heat units than, the said Publication No. 296 speci-
fies as being available for soybean production in the
area in which the said acreage is situate.
SEEDING DATES
19. For the purposes of this plan, soybeans shall be
seeded not earlier than the 15th day of May, and not
later than the 20th day of June, in a crop year.
FINAL DATE FOR HARVESTING
20. For the purposes of this plan, the final date for
harvesting soybeans in a crop year is the 15th day of
November or such other date as may be determined
from time to time by the Commission.
The Crop Insurance Commission of Ontario:
W. W. SNOW,
Vice- Chairman.
F. F. GALLANT,
Secretary.
Dated at Toronto, this 21st day of March, 1968.
Form 1
The Crop Insurance Act (Ontario), 1966
APPLICATION FOR CROP INSURANCE
To: The Crop Insurance Commission of Ontario:
(name of person, corporation or partnership, and if partnership, names of all partners)
(address)
(phone No.)
applies for crop insurance under The Crop Insurance Act {Ontario), 1966 and the regulations and in support of
this application the following facts are stated:
1. Crop insurance contract number, if any, under The Crop Insurance Act {Ontario), 1966:.
2. This application is made for insurance coverage on
. (type of crop)
3. This application is made for the crop year ending 19. . . .
4. The applicant is the owner-operator or tenant-operator of the farm or farms described in paragraph 5.
5. Description of farm or farms operated by applicant:
Farm
No.
Lot
IConcession
1
Township
County or
Territorial
District
Total Acreage
of Farm
Owner or Tenant
6. A deposit premium of $ (minimum of $15) accompanies this application.
Dated at , this day of , 19
(signature of applicant(s))
(title of official signing for a corporation)
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Form 2
The Crop Insurance Act (Ontario), 1966
SOYBEAN ENDORSEMENT
Whereas the insured person has applied for crop
insurance for soybeans under The Ontario Crop In-
surance Plan for Soybeans, hereinafter referred to as
"the plan", and has paid the def)osit premium pre-
scribed thereunder.
Now Therefore, subject to The Crop Insurance
Act {Ontario), 1966 and the regulations made there-
under, the contract of insurance between The Crop
Insurance Commission of Ontario and the insured per-
son is hereby extended to cover soybeans.
causes of loss insured against
1. This endorsement insures against a loss in the
production of soybeans in a crop year resulting from
drought, excessive moisture, excessive rainfall, flood,
frost, hail, insect infestation, plant disease and wind.
duration of insurance
2. The contract of insurance for soybeans is in
force for the crop year in which it is made and continues
in force for each crop year thereafter until it is cancelled
or terminated in accordance with the regulations.
coverage
3. The coverage provided for soybeans in each crop
year is the lesser of,
(c) 70 per cent of the average farm yield in
bushels; or
{b) the county average yield in bushels, as deter-
mined by the Commission in respect of the
county in which the insured acreage is
situate,
applied to the total acreage seeded to soybeans by the
insured person in accordance with the regulations.
TOTAL guaranteed PRODUCTION
4. The number of bushels determined in accordance
with paragraph 3 is the total guaranteed production of
soybeans for a crop year.
INDEMNITY
5. The maximum indemnity payable for a loss in
production of soybeans in a crop year is the amount
obtained by multiplying the total guaranteed produc-
tion by the price per bushel established in the plan.
PREMIUM
6. For each crop year in which the insured person
seeds acreage to soybeans, an annual premium shall be
paid, the amount of which shall be determined in the
manner prescribed by the plan.
final ACREAGE REPORT
7. In each crop year in which the contract of in-
surance is in force tor soybeans, the insured person shall
file a final acreage report in the form and manner pre-
scribed by the plan.
CROP YEAR
8. The crop year for soybeans is the period from
the 1st day of March in any year to the 15th day of
November next following.
seeding DATES
9. Soybeans shall be seeded not earlier than the
15th day of May, and not later than the 20th day of
June, in a crop year.
HARVESTING OF SEEDED ACREAGE
10. — (1) All acreage seeded to soybeans in a crop
year shall be harvested unless the Commission, upon
application therefor in writing, consents in writing to,
(a) the use of the seeded acreage or any part
thereof for another purpose; or
{b) the abandonment or destruction of the insured
crop or any part thereof.
(2) The harvesting referred to in subparagraph 1
shall be completed not later than the 15th day of
November or such other date as may be determined
from time to time by the Commission.
(3) Where the harvesting of any seeded acreage is
not completed on the date prescribed by subparagraph
2, the insured person shall forthwith notify the Com-
mission in writing.
(4) Where an insured person fails to notify the
Commission in accordance with subparagraph 3, no
indemnity shall be paid in respect of the unharvested
acreage.
(5) Where, with the consent of the Commission
under subparagraph 1, any seeded acreage is used for a
purpose other than harvesting, the Commission shall
determine the potential production of such acreage, and
such potential production shall be taken into account
in the final adjustment of loss.
11. — (1) On receipt of a notice under subparagraph
3 of paragraph 10, the Commission shall determine,
(a) the number of unharvested acres and the
potential production thereof; and
(6) whether the harvesting of the seeded acreage
was prevented by reason of one or more of the
causes of loss insured against.
(2) Where the Commission determines that har-
vesting of any seeded acreage was prevented by reason
of one or more of the causes of loss insured against, the
Commission may extend the time for harvesting of the
seeded acreage for such period as it deems proper.
VARIETIES OF SOYBEANS
12. Except as otherwise determined by the Com-
mission, acreage may be seeded only to varieties of
soybeans recommended in Publication No. 296 of the
Department of Agriculture and Food entitled "Field
Crop Recommendations" for the area in which the
seeded acreage is situate.
EVALUATION OF LOSS
13. For the purpose of determining the loss in
production of soybeans in a crop year and the in-
demnity payable therefor, the value of the crop shall
progress through the stages prescribed in paragraphs 14,
15 and 16.
STAGE 1
14. — (1) Stage 1 comprises the period from the
date on which the seeding of acreage to soybeans is
completed to and including the 20th day of June in
the crop year.
(2) Where loss or damage occurs in Stage 1, the
Commission, upon application therefor in writing by
the insured person, may consent in writing to.
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(a) the reseeding of the damaged acreage, pro-
vided that,
(i) the variety of soybeans reseeded is one
prescribed by paragraph 12 for the
area in which the damaged acreage is
situate, and
(ii) the reseeding is completed not later
than the 20th day of June; or
(b) the use of the damaged acreage for any other
purpose or to the abandonment or destruction
of the insured crop on such damaged acreage
and, in such case, the Commission shall deter-
mine the number of damaged acres and the
potential production thereof.
(3) Where the damaged acreage is reseeded to
soybeans in accordance with clause a of subparagraph
2, the contract of insurance shall continue to apply to
such reseeded acreage and the Commission shall pay a
supplementary benefit to the insured person calculated
at the rate of $5 for each reseeded acre.
(4) Where the damaged acreage is used for any
other purpose or the insured crop is abandoned or
destroyed in accordance with clause b of subparagraph
2, the amount of loss that shall be taken into account
in the final adjustment of loss in respect of the total
seeded acreage shall be calculated by multiplying,
(a) 30 per cent of the guaranteed production for
the damaged acreage; or
(b) the difference between the guaranteed pro-
duction and the potential production deter-
mined under clause b of subparagraph 2 for
the damaged acreage,
^whichever is the lesser, by the established price per
}ushel.
(5) Where the damaged acreage is not used for any
other purpose or the crop thereon is not abandoned or
destroyed after the Commission has consented thereto,
the amount of loss calculated under subparagraph 4
shall not be taken into account in the final adjustment
of loss.
(6) Notwithstanding any application made in
writing by the insured person under this paragraph,
the Commission may, where loss or damage occurs in
Stage 1, notify the insured person in writing that it
intends to terminate the insurance coverage on such
damaged acreage and to calculate the amount of loss
in the manner prescribed in subparagraph 4 with respect
to such damaged acreage and, where notice of such in-
tention has been given, the Commission shall calculate
accordingly the amount of loss to be taken into account
in the final adjustment of loss and the value of the in-
sured crop on such damaged acreage shall not progress
beyond Stage 1.
STAGE 2
15. — (1) Stage 2 commences on the 21st day of
June in the crop year and, with respect to any part of
the seeded acreage, ends with the completion of har-
vesting of such part.
(2) Where loss or damage occurs in Stage 2, the
Commission, upon application therefor in writing by
the insured person, may consent in writing to the use
of the damaged acreage for any other purpose or to the
abandonment or destruction of the insured crop on
such damaged acreage and, in such case, the Com-
mission shall determine the number of damaged acres
and the potential production thereof.
(3) Where,
(a) damaged acreage is used for any other purpose
or the insured crop thereon is abandoned or
destroyed in accordance with subparagraph 2;
or
(b) the harvesting of any seeded acreage is not
completed on the date determined therefor,
the amount of loss that shall be taken into account in
the final adjustment of loss in respect of the total
seeded acreage shall be calculated by multiplying the
amount by which 90 per cent of the guaranteed pro-
duction for the damaged or unharvested acreage, as
the case may be, exceeds the potential production
determined therefor by the established price per bushel.
(4) Where damaged acreage is not used for any
other purpose or the crop thereon is not abandoned or
destroyed after the Commission has consented thereto,
the amount of loss calculated under subparagraph 3
shall not be taken into account in the final adjustment
of loss.
STAGE 3
16. — (1) Stage 3 applies to seeded acreage with
respect to which harvesting has been completed.
(2) Where the actual production of the acreage so
harvested is less than the guaranteed production for
such acreage, the amount of loss that shall be taken
into account in the final adjustment of loss in respect of
the total seeded acreage shall be calculated by mul-
tiplying the difference between the guaranteed pro-
duction and the actual production by the established
price per bushel.
FINAL ADJUSTMENT OF LOSS FOR
TOTAL SEEDED ACREAGE
17. The indemnity payable with respect to the
total seeded acreage in the final adjustment of loss shall
be the sum of all Stage 1, Stage 2 and Stage 3 loss cal-
culations applicable to such acreage, but where,
(a) the actual production of any harvested acre-
age; or
(b) the potential production of any unharvested
acreage,
exceeds the guaranteed production of such acreage, the
indemnity otherwise payable shall be reduced by the
amount obtained by multiplying such excess by the
established price per bushel.
INCORRECT ACREAGE IN FINAL ACREAGE REPORT
18. — (1) W'here the actual seeded acreage of soy-
beans in a crop year is less than the seeded acreage
declared on the final acreage report, the guaranteed
production and the amount of insurance shall be re-
duced proportionately.
(2) Where the actual seeded acreage of soybeans
in a crop year exceeds the seeded acreage declared on
the final acreage report, the guaranteed production per
acre shall be reduced proportionately.
In Witness Whereof The Crop Insurance Com-
mission of Ontario has caused this endorsement to be
signed by its general manager but the same shall not be
binding upon the Commission until countersigned by a
duly authorized representative thereof.
Countersigned and dated at.
this.
. day of .
19.
Duly Authorized Representative General Manager
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Form 3
The Crop Insurance Act (Ontario), 1966
FINAL ACREAGE REPORT FOR SOYBEANS
1. Insured person.
(name) (address) (county) (phone No.)
2. Crop Insurance Contract No 3. Crop year covered by this report: 19. . . .
4. I hereby assign per cent of my right to indemnity under this contract in respect of the crop described
hereunder to :
(name)
(address)
5. Details of acreage seeded to soybeans (a diagram of each farm on which the insured crop is grown must be
attached to this report):
Farm
No.
No. of
Acres
Soil
Type
Manure
Applied
Fertilizer
Applied
No. of Acres
Systematically
Tile Drained
Distance
Between
Drains
Heat
Unit
Rating
Previous
Crop
Produced
No. of Acres
Pounds
per acre
Grade
Variety
No. of Acres Seeded
Date Seeding Completed
6. The fertilizer referred to in paragraph 5 was applied in accordance with soil test recommendations
"Yes" or "No" ^
7. Crop will be harvested by: own equipment (
8. Declaration of previous yields of soybeans:
shared equipment ( ) custom operator ( )
Year
Total Acres
Date Completed
Total
Harvested
(in Bushels)
Seeded
Harvested*
Seeding
Harvesting
* Where harvested acreage is less than seeded acreage, indicate reasons:
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9. Average farm yield of soybeans in bushels is:
10. The acreage set out in paragraph 5 is the total acreage seeded to soybeans by the insured person and at this
date the crop has suffered no damage except as follows:
11. The insured person is engaged full time in farming If "No", explain
"Yes" or "No"
12. The premium (less premium deposit, if any) accompanies this report.
Dated at , this day of ,19
(9488)
(signature of insured person)
(title of official signing for a corporation)
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THE PLANNING ACT
O. Reg. 122/68.
Restricted Areas — County of
Haliburton — Township of Cardiff.
Made— March 19th, 1968.
Filed— April 4th, 1968.
ORDER MADE UNDER
THE PLANNING ACT
1. This Order applies to all of the lands contained
within Registered Plan Number 480 and Registered
Plan Number 481 for the Township of Cardiff regis-
tered in the Registry Office for the Registry Division
of the Provisional County of Haliburton.
2. No land may be used and no building or structure
may be erected, altered or used except for summer
cottage purposes, but this section shall not prevent the
use of any land for park, highway or gardening pur-
poses.
3. Not more than one single family summer
cottage together with such accessory buildings as are
commonly used in connection with a summer cottage
may be erected or used on each lot shown on the plans
referred to in section 1 of this Order.
4. — (1) No summer cottage with a floor area of
less than 700 square feet or with a ground coverage of
more than 2,000 square feet may be erected or used.
(2) No accessory building with a ground coverage
of more than 1,000 square feet may be erected or used.
5. No summer cottage may be erected within 25
feet of the front limit of the lot, within 25 feet of the
rear limit of the lot or within 15 feet of the side boun-
daries of the lot.
5. No accessory building may be erected within
25 feet of the front limit of the lot, within 5 feet of the
rear limit of the lot or within 5 feet of the side boun-
daries of the lot.
7. Notwithstanding section 6 of this Order, where
a limit of a lot abuts navigable waters, an accessory
building may be erected to the limit which so abuts.
W. DARCY McKEOUGH,
Minister of Municipal Affairs.
Dated at Toronto, this I9th day of March, 1968.
(9498)
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THE DAY NURSERIES ACT, 1966
O. Reg. 123/68.
General.
Made— April 4th, 1968.
Filed— April 5th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE DAY NURSERIES ACT, 1966
1. — (1) Subsection 1 of section 14 of Ontario Regu-
tion 297/67 is amended by relettering clause a as clause
aa and by adding thereto the following clause:
(a) "dependent child" means a child who resides
with a parent and is dependent upon the
parent for support and maintenance;
(2) Clause b of subsection 1 of the said section 14
is revoked and the following substituted therefor:
(6) "parent" means a person with whom a depen-
dent child resides and upon whom the child is
dependent for support and maintenance;
(3) Clause c of subsection 1 of the said section 14
is revoked and the following substituted therefor:
(c) "person in need" means,
(i) a person eligible for an allowance under
The Family Benefits Act, 1966,
(ii) a person eligible for general assistance
under The General Welfare Assistance
Act, or
(iii) subject to subsections 2 and 3, a person
who by reason of financial hardship,
inability to obtain regular employ-
ment, loss of the principal family
provider, illness, disability or age is
found, in accordance with this section,
to be unable to provide adequately
for himself, or for himself and his
dependants, or any of them because
his available monthly income, as
determined in accordance with Form 7,
is less than the monthly cost of pro-
viding day nursery services to his
dependent child or dependent children.
(4) Subsections 2 and 3 of the said section 14 arc
revoked and the following substituted therefor:
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(2) In determining a person in need for the
purpose of this section there may be excluded
in determining available monthly income an
exemption on net earnings not exceeding an
amount equal to twenty-five per cent of the
monthly net earnings of the person and the
monthly net earnings of his dependants who
are adults.
(3) In determining a person in need for the
purpose of this section the welfare adminis-
trator shall take into account the liquid assets
that are available.
(5) Subsection 4 of the said section 14 is amended
by inserting after "any" in the eighth line "dependent".
2.— (1) Item 1 of Part II of Form 1 of Ontario
Regulation 297/67 is amended by striking out "children
of persons in need" in the ninth line and inserting in
lieu thereof "the dependent children of persons in
need where such expenditures do not exceed the cost
to the day nursery of providing services to those
dependent children".
(2) Items 2 and 3 of Part II of the said Form 1
are revoked.
3. Ontario Regulation 297/67 is amended by
adding thereto the following Form :
Form 7
The Day Nurseries Act, 1966
DETERMINATION OF AVAILABLE MONTHLY INCOME
Name of Parent .
Address .
Telephone Number.
Names of Children Attending Day Nursery
Family Composition
Children, 16 years and over
Children, 10 to 15 years
Children, 0 to 9 years
Adults
Number
Part I
MONTHLY INCOME (ADULTS)
1 . Net earnings
2. Boarder revenue
3. Rental revenue
4. Family Allowances and Youth Allowances
5. Pension
6. Unemployment Insurance or Training Allowances
7. Separation or Alimony Payments
8. Other (specify)
9. Monthly Income
Part II
MONTHLY BUDGETARY ITEMS (FAMILY)
10. Food, clothing and personal items (see Part V, over) $.
11. Special diets
12. Light
13. Water
14. Telephone
15. Household supplies
16. Fuel
17. Sub-total I.
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18. Rent :
19. Mortgage payments (principal and interest) .
20. Property taxes
21. Debt payments, as approved by the welfare administrator. . . r
22. Travel and transportation . . .■
23. Drugs
24. Dental services
25. Optical services
26. Medical services (premiums or actual cost)
27. Hospital services (premiums or actual cost)
28. Other, as approved by the welfare administrator (specify)
29. Monthly Budgetary Items
30. Monthly Income less Monthly Budgetary Items (item 9 less item 29).
Part III
EXEMPTIONS
131. Monthly Income less Monthly Budgetary Items (see item 30)
p2. Deduct Exemptions: On earnings (item 1$ X %)
33. On boarder revenue (item 2 $ X 60%)
34. On rental revenue (item 3 $ X 40%)
35. Family Allowances and Youth Allowances (item 4).
36. For contingences (item 17 $ X 20%)
37. Total Exemptions ....
38. Available Monthly Income *. . .
iiir
I certify that any of the above information provided by me is correct.
(date)
(signature of parent)
Part IV
CALCULATION OF MONTHLY COST TO THE DAY NURSERY
(FOR USE OF DAY NURSERY ONLY)
[39. Cost of providing day nursery services:
$ per day X days X child(ren) $.
[40. Less: Available monthly income (item 38)
H. Monthly cost to the day nursery $ .
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Part V
DETERMINATION OF AMOUNTS OF FOOD, CLOTHING AND PERSONAL ITEMS
Total
Children
Children
16 Years
and Over
Children
10-15 Years
Children
0-9 Years
Number of Adults
One
Two
1
0
0
1
0
1
0
1
0
0
72.00
81.00
86.00
99.00
107.00
112.00
2
0
0
0
1
1
2
0
1
2
0
1
0
2
1
0
1
0
0
92.00
100.00
108.00
105.00
113.00
118.00
124.00
132.00
140.00
137.00
145.00
150.00
3
0
0
0
0
1
1
1
2
2
3
0
1
2
3
0
1
2
0
1
0
3
2
1
0
2
1
0
1
0
4
117.00
125.00
133.00
141.00
130.00
138.00
146.00
143.00
151.00
156.00
148.00
156.00
164.00
172.00
161.00
169.00
177.00
174.00
182.00
187.00
4
0
0
0
0
0
1
1
1
1
2
2
2
3
3
4
0
1
2
3
4
0
1
2
3
0
1
2
0
1
0
4
3
2
1
0
3
2
1
0
2
1
0
1
0
0
141.00
149.00
157.00
165.00
173.00
154.00
162.00
170.00
178.00
167.00
175.00
183.00
180.00
188.00
193.00
171.00
179.00
187.00
195.00
203.00
184.00
192.00
200.00
208.00
197.00
205.00
213.00
210.00
218.00
223.00
More Than 4 Children
For each child in the family in excess of 4 add to the appropriate amount set out above for a family of 4 children
as follows:
(9499)
Child 16 years and over.
Child 10-15 years
Child 0-9 years
Monthly
$36.00
31.00
23.00
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THE POWER COMMISSION ACT
O. Reg. 124/68.
Ontario Electrical Code.
Made— April 2nd, 1968.
Approved — April 4th, 1968.
Filed— April 5th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE POWER COMMISSION ACT
1.— (1) Subrule (2) of Rule 68-002 of Ontario
Regulation 378/66 is revoked and the following
substituted therefor:
(2) The branch circuits supplying the lighting
fixtures shall be protected by an approved
ground current leakage detecting device
which will automatically de-energize the cir-
cuits in 0.03 seconds or less when the leakage
current exceeds 10 millianiperes.
(2) The said Rule 68-002 is amended by adding
thereto the following subrules:
(3) The current leakage detecting device specified
in Subrule (2) shall be applied to eitner the
feeder circuit or the subfeeder circuit.
(4) The provisions of Subrule (2) shall also apply
to overhead lights unless such lights are
carried on separate circuits and are located
more than 10 feet above the pool deck.
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O. Reg. 126/68
1113
(5) The current leakage detecting device speci-
fied in Subrule (2) shall be equipped with an
approved test-button device adapted to indi-
cate whether or not the current leakage
detecting device is in operating condition.
(6) The test-button device specified in Subrule
(5) shall be operated at least once during
every 24-hour period before the pool is used.
(7) A sign shall be erected in a conspicuous
location adjacent to the switch controlling the
pool lights and shall contain the following
words printed in type at least one-half inch
in height:
"WARNING: These lighting circuits
are protected by a
special safety device
which must be tested
daily by means of the
test-button before the
pool is used."
2.— <1) Subrule (3) of Rule 68-008 of Ontario
Regulation 378/66 is revoked and the following
substituted therefor:
(3) The wiring system shall be run in a metalli-
cally enclosed system.
(2) The said Rule 68-008 is amended by adding
thereto the following Subrule:
(4) For lighting of the dry-niche type, the wiring
system shall be exposed where practicable.
3. Rule 68-010 of Ontario Regulation 378/66 is
amended by adding thereto the following subrules:
(4) The branch circuits supplying specific-use
receptacles shall be protected in the same
manner as the branch circuits supplying the
lighting fixtures.
(5) The branch circuits supplying specific-use
receptacles may be protected by the same
ground current leakage detecting device used
to protect the branch circuits supplying the
lighting fixtures or by a separate ground
current leakage detecting device.
4.— (1) Subrule (1) of Rule 68-012 of Ontario
Regulation 378/66 is amended by inserting after
"system" in the second line "including forming shells
and forming ports,".
(2) The said Rule 68-012 is amended by adding
thereto the following .Subrule:
(7) The grounding conductor shall be expo.sed
where practicable when installed in accor-
dance with clause (a) of Subrule (1).
5. The electric wiring for equipment in or adjacent
to swimming pools that exist when this Regulation
comes into force shall comply with sections 1, 2, 3 and 4
not later than the 1st day of November, 1968.
The Hydro-Electric Power Co.mmission
OF Ontario:
GEORGE E. GATHERCOLE.
CJiairman.
E. B. EASSON,
Secretary.
Dated at Toronto, the 2nd day of April, 1968.
(9500)
THE PUBLIC LANDS ACT
O. Reg. 125/68.
Restricted Areas — District of Muskoka
— Township of Baxter.
Made— April 4th, 1968.
Filed— April 5th, 1968.
ORDER MADE UNDER
THE PUBLIC LANDS ACT
1. The area in territory without municipal organiza-
tion being composed of the geographic Township of
Baxter in the Territorial District of Muskoka is
designated as a restricted area.
RENE BRUNELLE,
Minister of Lands and Forests.
Dated the 4th day of April, 1968.
(9501) 15
THE PUBLIC HOSPITALS ACT
O. Reg. 126/68.
Clas.sification of Hospitals.
Made— March 28th, 1968.
Filed— April 5th, 1968.
15
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE PUBLIC HOSPITALS ACT
1. — (1) Subsection 1 of section 1 of Ontario Regu-
lation 364/67, exclusive of the clauses, is revoked and
the following substituted therefor:
(1) Hospitals are classified as general hospitals,
convalescent hospitals, hospitals for chronic
patients, active treatment teaching psychi-
atric hospitals, active treatment hospitals for
alcoholism and drug addiction and regional
rehabilitation hospitals, and are graded as,
(2) The said subsection 1 of section 1 is amended
by striking out "and" at the end of clause h, by adding
"and" at the end of clause i, and by adding thereto the
following clause:
(_;■) Group J hospitals, being hospitals designated
by tne Commission to provide special re-
habilitation services for disabled persons in a
region of Ontario specified by the Commission
for each hospital.
2. The Schedule to Ontario Regulation 364/67,
as amended by Ontario Regulations 6/68 and 100/68,
is further amended by adding thereto the following
heading and items:
group J HOSPITALS
I tem Location
1. Hamilton
2. Kingston
3. London
Name
Hamilton Health
Association
(Chedoke General and
Children's Ho.spitaI)
Kingston General Hospital
Victoria Hospital
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Item Location
4. London
5. Ottawa
6. Port Arthur
7. Sudbury
8. Toronto
Name
University Hospital
Rehabilitation Institute of
Ottawa
St. Joseph's General
Hospital
Sudbury General Hospital
Lyndhurst Lodge
Item Location
9. Toronto
10. Toronto
IL Windsor
(9502)
Name
Ontario Crippled
Children's Centre
Toronto Rehabilitation
Centre
I.O.D.E. Memorial
Hospital
15
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i
4
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O. Reg. 127/68
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE O. Reg. 129/68 1161
Publications Under The Regulations Act
April 20th, 1968
THE DIVISION COURTS ACT
O. Reg. 127/68.
Courts.
Made— April 4th, 1968.
Filed— April 8th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE DIVISION COURTS ACT
1. Paragraph 2 of Schedule 40 to Regulation 115
of Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1960 is amended by
adding thereto the following subparagraphs:
iv. The Township of Portland.
V. That part of the Township of Bedford
described as follows: Beginning at the south-
easterly angle of the Township; thence
westerly along the southerly boundary of
the Township to the intersection of the said
boundary with the production southerly of
the westerly limit of Lot 1 in Concession 11;
. thence northerly to and along the westerly
limit of the said Lot 1 to the water's edge on
the southeasterly limit of Clear Lake; thence
in a general northeasterly direction along the
water's edge of Clear Lake to the intersection
with the westerly limit of Lot 4 in Concession
12; thence northerly along the westerly
limits of lots 4, 5 and 6 of Concession 12 to
the intersection of the said limit with the
water's edge on the southerly limit of Devil
Lake; thence in a general southeasterly,
easterly and northeasterly direction following
the south and southeasterly limit of Devil
Lake to the intersection of that southeasterly
limit with the southerly limit of Lot 12 in
Concession 14; thence easterly along that
southerly limit to the southeasterly angle
of the said Lot 12; thence northerly along
that easterly limit of lots 12 and 13 in Con-
cession 14 to the intersection of that easterly
boundary with the northeasterly limit of the
Township; thence southeasterly along the
said northeasterly limit to the place of
beginning.
2. Schedule 41 to Regulation 115 of Revised Regu-
lations of Ontario, 1960 is revoked.
3. Paragraph 2 of Schedule 42 to Regulation 115
of Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1960 is revoked
and the following substituted therefor:
2. Those parts of the County of Frontenac
described as follows:
i. The townships of,
(c) Barrie;
(b) Clarendon;
(c) Hinchinbrooke;
(d) Kennebec;
(e) Miller;
(/) Olden;
(g) Oso;
(h) Palmerston and
South Canonto.
North and
(9528)
The Township of Bedford except that
part described in subparagraph v of
paragraph 2 of Schedule 40.
16
THE DIVISION COURTS ACT
O. Reg. 128/68.
Courts.
Made— April 4th, 1968.
Filed— April 8th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE DIVISION COURTS ACT
1. Paragraph 2 of Schedule 101 to Regulation 115
of Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1960 is revoked
and the following substituted therefor:
2. Those parts of the United Counties of Leeds
and Grenville described as follows:
i. The Village of Kemptville.
ii. The Village of Merrickville.
iii. The townships of,
(a) Oxford (on Rideau);
(b) South Gower;
(c) Wolford.
2. Schedule 102 to Regulation 115 of Revised
Regulations of Ontario, 1960 is revoked.
(9529)
16
THE HIGHWAY IMPROVEMENT ACT
O. Reg. 129/68.
Designations — Trans-Canada Highway —
Orillia to Quebec Boundary.
Made— March 28th, 1968.
Filed— April 8th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE HIGHWAY IMPROVEMENT ACT
1. Regulation 219 of Revised Regulations of On-
tario, 1960, as amended by Ontario Regulations 180/61,
285/61, 360/61, 386/61, 40/62, 151/62, 181/62, 113/63,
175/63, 194/64, 320/64, 258/65 and 226/67, is further
amended by adding thereto the following Schedule:
Schedule 7aa
In the Township of Madoc in the County of
Hastings being part of Lot 2, Concession 4 and being
that portion of the King's Highway shown outlined
on Department of Highways plan P- 1949-41, regis-
tered in the registry office for the registry division of
the County of Hastings as No. 1800.
233
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THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 132/68
2. Schedule 23 to Regulation 219 of Revised
Regulations of Ontario, 1960, as remade by section 1
of Ontario Regulation 113/63 and amended by
section 3 of Ontario Regulation 226/67, is further
amended by adding at the end thereof:
"and by an Order-in-Council numbered
OC-4934/67, dated the 16th day of November, 1967
and shown outlined on Department of Highways plan
P-3409-40".
(9530)
16
THE MILK ACT, 1965
O. Reg. 130/68.
Grade A Milk — Marketing.
Made— April 8th, 1968.
Filed— April 9th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE MILK ACT, 1965
1. Clause c of section 1 of Ontario Regulation
70/68 is revoked.
2. Section 3 of Ontario Regulation 70/68 is
amended by striking out "bought by" in the first line
and inserting in lieu thereof "supplied to".
3. Subsection 1 of section 7 of Ontario Regulation
70/68 is revoked and the following substituted therefor:
(1) The marketing board shall assign to a pro-
cessor a sufficient number of producers to
supply his requirements for milk.
4. Subsection 4 of section 13 of Ontario Regulation
70/68 is amended by striking out "after" in the second
line and inserting in lieu thereof "within thirty-six
hours of".
5. — (1) Subsection 1 of section 14 of Ontario
Regulation 70/68 is amended by striking out "processor
or processors" in the sixth and seventh lines and
inserting in lieu thereof "plant or plants".
(2) Clause h of subsection 1 of the said section 14
is amended by striking out "processor or processors to
whom" in the first line and inserting in lieu thereof
"the operator of each plant to which".
(3) Subclause ii of clause a of subsection 2 of the
said section 14 is amended by striking out "processors"
in the first line and inserting in lieu thereof "operators
of plants".
6. — (1) Subsection 2 of section 17 of Ontario
Regulation 70/68 is amended by striking out "and"
at the end of clause c.
(2) Clause d of subsection 2 of the said section 17
is revoked and the following substituted therefor:
{d) acknowledge receipt of milk by signing one
copy of the milk collection report referred to
in clause c\ and
{e) make and sign a milk collection summary in a
form provided by the marketing board.
7. Clauses a and h of section 18 of Ontario Regu-
lation 70/68 are revoked and the following substituted
therefor:
(c) the copy of the milk collection report referred
to in clause d\ and
(h) one copy of the milk collection summary
referred to in clause e.
The Ontario Milk Marketing Board:
GEORGE R. Mclaughlin,
Chairman.
E. C. ROUSE,
Secretary.
Dated at Toronto, this 8th day of April, 1968.
(9531)
16
THE MILK ACT, 1965
O. Reg. 131/68.
Grade A Milk — Producers.
Made— April 8th, 1968.
Filed— April 9th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE MILK ACT, 1965
1. Subsection 1 of section 4 of Ontario Regulation
52/68 is amended by striking out "a" in the first line
and inserting in lieu thereof "the".
2. Section 8 of Ontario Regulation 52/68 is revoked
and the following substituted therefor:
8. Ontario Regulations 305/66 and 174/67 are
revoked.
The Ontario Milk Marketing Board:
GEORGE R. MCLAUGHLIN,
Chairman.
E. C. ROUSE,
Secretary.
Dated at Toronto, this 8th day of April, 1968.
(9532)
16
THE MILK ACT, 1965
O. Reg. 132/68.
Grade A Milk — Transportation.
Made— April 8th, 1968.
Filed— April 9th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE MILK'ACT, 1965
1. Subsection 1 of section 20 of Ontario Regulation
71/68 is revoked.
The Ontario Milk Marketing Board:
GEORGE R. Mclaughlin,
Chairman.
E. C. ROUSE,
Secretary.
Dated at Toronto, this 8th day of April, 1968.
(9533) 16
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O. Reg. 133/68
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 136/68
1163
THE FARM PRODUCTS MARKETING ACT
O. Reg. 133/68.
Sugar-Beets — Plan.
Made— April 4th, 1968.
Filed— April 9th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE FARM PRODUCTS MARKETING ACT
1. Sections 7 and 8 of the Schedule to Regulation
170 of Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1960 are revoked
and the following substituted therefor:
7. The members of the local board, who shall
hold office until their successors are elected
or appointed, are as follows:
(9534)
1. District 1,
2. District 2,
3. District 3,
4. District 4,
5. District 5,
6. District 6,
7. District 7,
8. District 8,
9. District 9,
D. McLean, R.R. 2,
Kerwood.
J. B. Kennedy, R.R. 4,
Ilderton.
R. Seguin, R.R. 1,
Belle River, West Puce
Road.
E. Mailloux, R.R. 1,
McGregor.
L. Passingham, R.R. 3,
Sarnia.
S. Janicek, R.R. 1,
Alvinston.
J. Van Raay, R.R. 6,
Chatham.
J. R. Wilson, R.R. 1,
Charing Cross.
G. Belanger, R.R. 7,
Chatham.
10. District 10, G. Higgs, R.R. 7,
Dresden.
11. District 11, A. Aarssen, R.R. 3,
Wallaceburg.
12. District 12, L. Lovell, P.O. Box,
Exeter.
16
THE PHARMACY ACT
O. Reg. 134/68.
Sale of Drugs.
Made— April 4th, 1968.
Filed— April 10th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE PHARMACY ACT
1. Schedule C to the Act is amended by adding
thereto the following substance:
Stramonium
(9535)
16
THE PUBLIC HEALTH ACT
O. Reg. 135/68.
Food Premises.
Made— March 27th, 1968.
Approved — April 4th, 1968.
Filed— April 10th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE PUBLIC HEALTH ACT
1. Ontario Regulation 398/67 is amended by adding
thereto the following section:
28a. Notwithstanding subclause ii of clause d of
section 28, an operator may permit a dog
while serving as a guide or leader for a blind
person to enter and remain in a room where
food is served.
M. B. DYMOND,
Minister of Health,
Dated at Toronto, this 27th day of March, 1968.
(9536)
16
THE PUBLIC HOSPITALS ACT
O. Reg. 136/68.
Special Grants.
Made— April 4th, 1968.
Filed— April 10th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE PUBLIC HOSPITALS ACT
1. — (1) The Commission shall pay a special grant
to each hospital listed in column 1 of the Schedule.
(2) The amount of the grant is $75 for each bed
in the hospital.
(3) For the purposes of computing the grant, the
number of beds in a hospital listed in column 1 of the
Schedule shall be deemed to be the number of beds
set opposite thereto in column 2.
2. — (1) A hospital shall apply the special grant to
retire interest-bearing debt where such debt exists.
(2) Where a hospital has no interest-bearing debt,
the special grant moneys may be used for any hospital
capital expenditure.
(3) The special grant moneys shall not be used to
pay for medical services rendered to patients.
3. Each hospital shall make and keep a separate
detailed accounting of the special grant moneys and
the use to which they are put, and shall present the
accounting to the Commission at the end of the hospital
fiscal year.
4. This Regulation expires on the 15th day of
May, 1968.
Schedule
Column 1
Ajax and Pickering General Hospital, Ajax
Glengarry Memorial Hospital, Alexandria
The Stevenson Memorial Hospital, Alliston
Column 2
127
40
85
235
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O. Reg. 136/68
Column 1 Column 2
Almonte General Hospital, Almonte 41
Arnprior and District Memorial Hospital,
Arnprior 60
Atikokan General Hospital, Atikokan 26
Red Cross Outpost, Bancroft 22
Royal Victoria Hospital of Barrie, Barrie 214
St. Francis Memorial Hospital, Barry's Bay 34
Red Cross Outpost, Beardmore 7
Belleville General Hospital, Belleville 258
St. Joseph's General Hospital, Blind River 55
Memorial Hospital, Bowmanville 134
South Muskoka Memorial Hospital, Bracebridge 65
Peel Memorial Hospital, Brampton 255
The Brantford General Hospital, Brantford 497
St. Joseph's Hospital, Brantford 167
Brant Sanatorium, Brantford 28
Brockville General Hospital, Brockville 214
St. Vincent de Paul Hospital, Brockville 105
Burk's Falls and District Red Cross Hospital,
Burk's Falls 22
Joseph Brant Memorial Hospital, Burlington 228
Campbellford Memorial Hospital, Campbellford 65
Carleton Place and District Memorial Hospital,
Carleton Place 46
Lady Minto Hospital, Chapleau 48
Public General Hospital, Chatham 268
St. Joseph's Hospital, Chatham 173
Chesley and District Memorial Hospital, Chesley 19
The Clinton Hospital Association, Clinton 60
Cobourg District General Hospital Association,
Cobourg 107
Margaret Cochenour Memorial Hospital,
Cochenour 22
The Lady Minto Hospital at Cochrane, Cochrane 70
The CoUingwood General and Marine Hospital,
CoUingwood
South Peel Hospital, Cooksville
Cornwall General Hospital, Cornwall
Hotel Dieu Hospital, Cornwall
Macdonell Memorial Hospital, Cornwall
Dryden District General Hospital, Dryden
Haldimand War Memorial Hospital, Dunnville
Durham Memorial Hospital, Durham
St. Joseph's General Hospital, Elliot Lake
125
338
222
250
118
75
80
34
108
Column 1 Column 2
Red Cross Outpost, Emo 17
Englehart and District Hospital, Englehart 34
Espanola General Hospital, Espanola 36
South Huron Hospital, Exeter 52
The Groves Memorial Community Hospital,
Fergus 80
Douglas Memorial Hospital, Fort Erie 59
LaVerendrye Hospital, Fort Frances 100
McKellar General Hospital, Fort William 363
Westmount Hospital, Fort William 150
South Waterloo Memorial Hospital, Gait 264
Georgetown District Memorial Hospital,
Georgetown 67
Geraldton District Hospital, Geraldton 45
Alexandra Marine and General Hospital,
Goderich 81
West Lincoln Memorial Hospital, Grimsby 58
Guelph General Hospital, Guelph 165
St. Joseph's Hospital, Guelph 307
West Haldimand General Hospital, Hagersville 80
Misericordia Hospital, Haileybury 155
Red Cross Outpost, Haliburton 9
Hamilton Civic Hospitals, Hamilton 1,440
Hamilton Health Association, Hamilton 409
St. Joseph's Hospital, Hamilton 730
St. Peter's Infirmary, Hamilton 180
Hanover Memorial Hospital, Hanover 48
Notre-Dame Hospital, Hawkesbury 31
St. Coeur de Marie Hospital, Hawkesbury 41
Notre-Dame Hospital, Hearst 56
Hornepayne Community Hospital, Hornepayne 13
Huntsville District Memorial Hospital, Huntsville 65
Alexandra Hospital, Ingersoll 70
Anson General Hospital, Iroquois Falls 42
Sensenbrenner Hospital, Kapuskasing 84
Kemptville District Hospital, Kemptville 28
Kenora General Hospital, Kenora 101
St. Joseph's Hospital, Kenora 50
Kincardine General Hospital, Kincardine 52
Hotel Dieu Hospital, Kingston 319
Kingston General Hospital, Kingston 593
St. Mary's-of-the-Lake Hospital, Kingston 210
Kirkland and District Hospital, Kirkland Lake 162
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THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
1165
Column 1 Column 2
Freeport Sanatorium, Kitchener 88
Kitchener- Waterloo General Hospital, Kitchener 436
St. Mary's General Hospital, Kitchener 356
Leamington District Memorial Hospital,
Leamington 167
The Ross Memorial Hospital, Lindsay 139
Red Cross Outpost, Lion's Head 10
Memorial Hospital, Listowel 104
St. Joseph's General Hospital, Little Current 58
Parkwood Hospital, London 185
St. Joseph's Hospital, London 594
St. Mary's Hospital, London 207
Victoria Hospital, London 934
Manitouwadge General Hospital, Manitouwadge 32
Wilson Memorial General Hospital, Marathon 19
Centre Grey General Hospital, Markdale 52
The Bingham Memorial Hospital, Matheson 29
Mattawa General Hospital, Mattawa 31
Meaford General Hospital, Meaford 50
St, Andrew's Hospital, Midland 101
Milton District Hospital, Milton 83
Red Cross Outpost, Mindemoya 16
Red Cross Outpost, Minden 8
Louise Marshall Hospital Limited, Mount Forest 33
Lennox and Addington County General Hospital,
Napanee 78
Four Counties General Hospital, Newbury 45
New Liskeard and District Hospital,
New Liskeard 41
The York County Hospital Corporation,
Newmarket 257
The Greater Niagara General Hospital,
Niagara Falls 399
The Niagara Hospital, Niagara (Lincoln County) 34
Nipigon District Memorial Hospital, Nipigon
North Bay Civic Hospital, North Bay
St. Joseph's General Hospital, North Bay
Oakville-Trafalgar Memorial Hospital, Oakville
Duflferin Area Hospital, Orangeville
Orillia Soldiers' Memorial Hospital, Orillia
Oshawa General Hospital, Oshawa
Ottawa Civic Hospital, Ottawa
Ottawa General Hospital, Ottawa
The Perley Hospital, Ottawa
24
130
200
312
123
216
535
1,076
622
215
Column 1 Column 2
St. Louis-Marie de Montfort Hospital, Ottawa 224
St. Vincent Hospital, Ottawa 514
The Salvation Army Grace Hospital, Ottawa 74
Riverside Hospital, Ottawa 294
The Owen Sound General and Marine Hospital,
Owen Sound 244
Palmerston General Hospital, Palmerston 44
The Willett Hospital, Paris 61
The Parry Sound General Hospital, Parry Sound 131
St. Joseph's General Hospital, Parry Sound 72
General Hospital, Pembroke 156
Pembroke Cottage Hospital, Pembroke 144
Penetanguishene General Hospital,
Penetanguishene 69
The Great War Memorial Hospital of Perth
District, Perth 92
The Peterborough Civic Hospital, Peterborough 347
St. Joseph's Hospital, Peterborough 224
Charlotte Eleanor Englehart Hospital, Petrolia 63
Prince Edward County Memorial Hospital, Picton 95
The General Hospital of Port Arthur,
Port Arthur 286
St. Joseph's General Hospital, Port Arthur 243
Port Colborne General Hospital, Port Colborne 143
The Port Hope Hospital, Port Hope 73
Red Cross Outpost, Port Loring 5
Community Memorial Hospital, Port Perry 27
Red Cross Outpost, Rainy River 14
Red Cross Outpost, Red Lake 22
The Renfrew Victoria Hospital, Renfrew 135
Red Cross Outpost, Richard's Landing 10
York Central Hospital, Richmond Hill 126
Hotel Dieu Hospital, St. Catharines 307
Niagara Peninsula Sanatorium, St. Catharines 59
The St. Catharines General Hospital,
St. Catharines 477
St. Mary's Memorial Hospital, St. Mary's 59
St. Thomas-Elgin General Hospital, St. Thomas 388
St. Joseph's Hospital, Sarnia
Sarnia General Hospital, Sarnia
The General Hospital, Sault Ste. Marie
Plummer Memorial Public Hospital,
Sault Ste. Marie
Providence Hospital, Scarborough
328
315
285
233
122
237
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O. Reg. 137/68
Column 1 Column 2
Column 1 Column 2
Scarborough Centenary Hospital Association,
Scarborough
Scarborough General Hospital, Scarborough
Seaforth Community Hospital, Seaforth
Shelburne District Hospital, Shelburne
257
495
45
30
St. Michael's Hospital, Toronto
Salvation Army Grace Hospital, Toronto
Sunnybrook Hospital, Toronto
Toronto East General and Orthopaedic Hospital,
Toronto
894
109
987
566
Norfolk General Hospital, Simcoe
215
Toronto General Hospital, Toronto
1,247
Sioux Lookout General Hospital, Sioux Lookout
42
The Toronto Western Hospital, Toronto
818
St. Francis General Hospital, Smith's Falls
85
The Wellesley Hospital, Toronto
454
Smith's Falls Public Hospital, Smith's Falls
92
Women's College Hospital, Toronto
280
Smooth Rock Falls Hospital, Smooth Rock Falls
19
Trenton Memorial Hospital, Trenton
136
Saugeen Memorial Hospital, Southampton
47
The Cottage Hospital (Uxbridge), Uxbridge
49
Porcupine General Hospital, South Porcupine
53
County of Bruce General Hospital, Walkerton
105
Stratford General Hospital, Stratford
313
Sydenham District Hospital, Wallaceburg
125
Strathroy Middlesex General Hospital, Strathroy
82
The Lady Dunn General Hospital, Wawa
18
St. Jean de Brebeuf Hospital, Sturgeon Falls
85
Welland County General Hospital, Welland
338
St. Joseph's Hospital, Sudbury
177
Humber Memorial Hospital, Weston
313
Sudbury General Hospital of the Immaculate
Heart of Mary, Sudbury
Sudbury Memorial Hospital, Sudbury
329
232
Toronto Hospital, Weston
Bruce Peninsula and District Memorial Hospital,
Wiarton
150
23
Red Cross Outpost, Thessalon
14
North York Branson Hospital, Willowdale
390
Tillsonburg District Memorial Hospital,
Tillsonburg
St. Mary's Hospital, Timmins
Baycrest Hospital, Toronto
145
166
87
St. Bernard's Convalescent Hospital, Willowdale
St. John's Convalescent Hospital, Willowdale
Winchester District Memorial Hospital,
Winchester
60
208
85
Bloorview Childrens Hospital, Toronto
53
Hotel Dieu of St. Joseph's, Windsor
486
Central Hospital, Toronto
73
I.O.D.E. Memorial Hospital, Windsor
142
Clarke Institute of Psychiatry, Toronto
206
Metropolitan General Hospital, Windsor
353
The Donwood Foundation, Toronto
49
Riverview Hospital, Windsor
256
Hillcrest Convalescent Hospital, Toronto
120
Salvation Army Grace Hospital, Windsor
299
The Hospital for Sick Children, Toronto
810
Wingham and District Hospital, Wingham
100
Lockwood Clinic, Toronto
39
Woodstock General Hospital, Woodstock
193
Lyndhurst Lodge, Toronto
50
(9551)
16
New Mount Sinai Hospital, Toronto
339
246
Northwestern General Hospital, Toronto
Ontario Cancer Institute, Toronto
122
THE HOSPITAL SERVICES COMMISSION ACT
Ontario Crippled Children's Centre, Toronto
105
O. Reg. 137/68.
General.
Orthopaedic and Arthritic Hospital, Toronto
Our Lady of Mercy Hospital, Toronto
96
299
498
Made— March 18th, 1968.
Approved— April 4th, 1968.
Filed— April 10th, 1968.
Queen Elizabeth Hospital, Toronto
Queensway General Hospital, Toronto
328
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE HOSPITAL SERVICES COMMISSION ACT
Riverdale Hospital, Toronto
The Runnymede Hospital, Toronto
St. Joseph's Hospital, Toronto
788
114
625
1. Part I of Schedule 2 to Ontario Regulation 1/67,
as amended by section 5 of Ontario Regulation 121/67
and section 1 of Ontario Regulation 447/67, is further
amended by adding thereto the following item:
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1167
166a. Toronto
Sunnybrook Hospital
2. Part II of Schedule 4 to Ontario Regulation 1/67,
as amended by section 1 of Ontario Regulation 301/67,
is further amended by adding thereto the following
item:
77a. Toronto
Sunnybrook Hospital
3.— (1) Item 12 of Part I of Schedule 5 to Ontario
Regulation 1/67 is struck out.
(2) Part II of the said Schedule 5, as amended by
subsection 2 of section 1 of Ontario Regulation 133/67,
is further amended by adding thereto the following
item:
16a. StoufTville
Brierbush Private Hospital
4. — (1) Part I of Schedule 6 to Ontario Regulation
1/67 is amended by,
(a) striking out "Moose Factory Indian Hospital"
opposite item 6 and inserting in lieu thereof
"Moose Factory General Hospital";
(b) striking out "Lady WilHngdon Indian Hos-
pital" opposite item 8 and inserting in lieu
thereof "Lady WilHngdon Hospital"; and
(c) striking out item 13.
(2) Part II of the said Schedule 6 is amended by,
(c) striking out "Rideau Health and Occupational
Centre (Chronic Unit)" opposite item 2 and
inserting in lieu thereof "Rideau Veterans
Home (Chronic Unit)"; and
(fc) striking out item 3.
5. Section 3 is deemed to have come into force on
the 1st day of January, 1968.
Ontario Hospital Services Commission:
S. W. MARTIN,
Chairman.
E. P.
McGAVIN,
Commissioner.
Dated at Toronto, this 18th day of March, 1968.
(9552)
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THE INDUSTRIAL STANDARDS ACT
O. Reg. 138/68.
Schedule — Barbering Industry-
Fort William-Port Arthur.
Made— December 12th, 1968.
Approved — April 4th, 1968.
Filed— April 11th, 1968.
ORDER MADE UNDER
THE INDUSTRIAL STANDARDS ACT
1. Section 5 of the Schedule to Regulation 271 of
Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1960 is revoked and
the following substituted therefor:
minimum rate of wages
5. — (1) The minimum rate of wages for all work
performed in the industry by employees is,
(a) for a Class A employee, 70 per cent of
the proceeds from the work performed
by him or $50 a week, whichever is the
greater; and
(b) for a Class B employee, 70 per cent of
the proceeds from the work performed
by him or $1 an hour, whichever is the
greater.
(2) The percentages in subsection 1 shall be
computed upon the gross receipts for work
performed at not less than,
(a) the minimum charge for each operation
established in section 7 ; or
(b) the prevailing charge established in
the shop for each operation,
whichever is the greater.
2. Section 7 of the Schedule to Regulation 271 of
Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1960 is revoked and
the following substituted therefor:
minimum charges
7. — (1) The minimum charge for each operation
in the industry is as follows:
i. Facial massage, plain 75 cents
ii. Hair-cut or trim for persons
14 years and over $1.00
iii. Hair-cut for persons under
14 years 75 cents
iv. Head-rub 35 cents
V. Shampoo, plain 75 cents
vi. Shave 75 cents
vii. Singe 50 cents
(2) No employer or employee shall,
(a) contract for or accept lower prices than
those in subsection 1 ;
(6) combine any of the operations named
in subsection 1 without charging for
each operation in the combination; or
(c) give any article or premium to the
. customer without charging the full
value of the article or premium.
3. This Order comes into force on the tenth day
after the publication thereof in The Ontario Gazette
under The Regulations Act.
We Concur:
Advisory Committee for
the Barbering Industry
Fort William-Port Arthur Zone
NELS JOHNSON
Chairman
N. CHAMBERS
S. STOLZ
J. J. STEFISZYN
R. T. LAKE
JOHN R. SCOTT,
Administrator of Industrial
Standards.
Dated at Toronto, this 12th day of December, 1967.
(9553) 16
239
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THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 139/68
THE INDUSTRIAL STANDARDS ACT
O. Reg. 139/68.
Schedule — Barbering Industry —
Niagara Falls.
Made— January 12th, 1968.
Approved — April 4th, 1968.
Filed— April 11th, 1968.
ORDER MADE UNDER
THE INDUSTRIAL STANDARDS ACT
1. Section 1 of the Schedule to Ontario Regulation
190/61 is revoked and the following substituted
therefor:
INTERPRETATION
1. In this Schedule,
(c) "holiday" means,
(i) Sunday,
(ii) New Year's Day,
(iii) Good Friday,
(iv) Victoria Day,
(v) Dominion Day,
(vi) Niagara Falls Civic Holiday,
(vii) Labour Day,
(viii) Thanksgiving Day,
(ix) Christmas Day,
(x) the 26th day of December, and
(xi) the 27th day of December in a
year in which Christmas Day
falls on a Sunday;
(&) "week" means the period beginning
with Sunday and ending with the
Saturday next following, both in-
clusive.
2. Section 2 of the Schedule to Ontario Regulation
190/61 is revoked and the following substituted
therefor:
HOURS OF WORK
2. No person shall perform work in the industry,
(a) on a holiday;
(fc) on a Wednesday;
(c) for more than nine hours a day; or
{d) before 8 a.m. or after,
(i) 6 p.m. on Monday, Tuesday,
Thursday or Friday, or
(ii) 5 p.m. on Saturday.
3. Section 5 of the Schedule to Ontario Regulation
190/61 is revoked and the following substituted
therefor:
MINIMUM RATES OF WAGES
5. — (1) The minimum rate of wages for all work
performed in the industry by employees is,
(a) for a Class A employee, 65 percent of
the proceeds from the work performed
by him or $50 a week, whichever is the
greater; and
(b) for a Class B employee, 65 per cent of
the proceeds from the work performed
by him or $1 an hour, whichever is the
greater.
(2) The percentages in subsection 1 shall be
computed upon the gross receipts for work
performed at not less than,
(a) the minimum charge for each operation
established in section 7 ; or
(b) the prevailing charge established in the
shop for each operation.
whichever is the greater.
4. Subsection 1 of section 7 of the Schedule to
Ontario Regulation 190/61 is revoked and the following
substituted therefor:
MINIMUM CHARGES
(1) The minimum charge for each operation in
the industry is as follows:
i. Facial massage, plain 75 cents
ii. Hair-cut or trim for persons
14 years and over $1.00
iii. Hair-cut for persons under
14 years 75 cents
iv. Head-rub 35 cents
v. Shampoo, plain 75 cents
vi. Shave 75 cents
vii. Singe 50 cents
5. This Order comes into force on the tenth day
after the publication thereof in The Ontario Gazette
under The Regulations Act.
We concur:
Advisory Committee
The Barbering Industry
Niagara Falls Zone
GEORGE WALTER NEWMAN
Chairman
FLOYD JAMES MILLS
WALTER SCHOUSTAL
LEO ALBERT BURGER
CHARLES JOSEPH PEASE
JOHN R. SCOTT,
Administrator of Industrial
Standards.
Dated at Toronto, this 12th day of January, 1968,
(9554) 16
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THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
1169
THE JUDICATURE ACT
O. Reg. 140/68.
Rules of Practice.
Made— April 5th, 1968.
Approved— April Uth, 1968.
Filed— April Uth, 1968.
AMENDMENT TO REGULATION 396 OF RE-
VISED REGULATIONS OF ONTARIO, 1960,
BEING THE RULES OF PRACTICE AND PRO-
CEDURE OF THE SUPREME COURT OF ON-
TARIO, MADE BY THE RULES COMMITTEE
ON THE 5TH DAY OF APRIL, 1968, UNDER
THE JUDICATURE ACT
1. Sub-rule (3) of rule 791 of Regulation 396 of
Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1960, as amended by
Ontario Regulation 207/66 is amended by striking out
"251 (2)" and substituting "251 (1)" therefor.
(9555)
16
241
lao-
O. Reg. 141/68
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 143/68
1205
Publications Under The Regulations Act
April 27th, 1968
THE ONTARIO WATER RESOURCES
COMMISSION ACT
O. Reg. 141/68.
Discharge of Sewage from Pleasure Boats.
Made— April 10th, 1968.
Approved — April Uth, 1968.
Filed— April 16th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE ONTARIO WATER RESOURCES
COMMISSION ACT
1. Ontario Regulation 236/66 is revoked.
Ontario Water Resources Commission:
JAMES D. VANCE,
Chairman.
Dated at Toronto, this 10th day of April, 1968.
(9572) 17
THE ONTARIO WATER RESOURCES
COMMISSION ACT
O. Reg. 142/68.
Discharge of Sewage from Pleasure Boats.
Made— April 10th, 1968.
Approved— April 11th, 1968.
Filed— April 16t'h, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE ONTARIO WATER RESOURCES
COMMISSION ACT
1. Sections 12 and 13 of Ontario Regulation 365/66
are revoked and the following substituted therefor:
12. This Regulation comes into force on the 1st
day of January, 1969.
Ontario Water Resources Commission:
JAMES D. VANCE,
Chairman.
Dated at Toronto, this 10th day of April, 1968.
(9573)
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THE BRUCELLOSIS ACT, 1965
O. Reg. 143/68.
Vaccination.
Made— April Uth, 1968.
Filed— April 16th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE BRUCELLOSIS ACT, 1965
1. Section 5 of Ontario Regulation 330/65 is
revoked.
2, Section 9 of Ontario Regulation 330/65 is
revoked.
3. Form 1 of Ontario Regulation 330/65 is amended
by inserting after "Agriculture" in the fifth line
"and Food".
4. Form 2 of Ontario Regulation 330/65 is revoked
and the following substituted therefor:
Form 2
The Brucellosis Act, 1965
AGREEMENT
Memorandum of Agreement made this
day of , 19
Between: The Minister of Agriculture and
Food, hereinafter called "The
Minister"
of the FIRST part,
and —
(name)
(address)
a veterinarian appointed for the
purposes of the Act, hereinafter
called "The Veterinarian"
of the second part.
Whereas the Minister has appointed the Veterinar-
ian under section 3 of the Act;
Now Therefore the parties hereto agree as follows:
1. The Veterinarian shall,
(a) where^he has vaccinated one or more female
calves, forward within ten days after the end
of each month the certificates of vaccination
referred to in subclause ii of clause b in respect
of such female calves to the Director of the
Veterinary Services Branch of the Depart-
ment of Agriculture and Food, Parliament
Buildings, Toronto;
(&) where he vaccinates any calf,
(i) identify the calf in the form and
manner prescribed by the regulations,
and
(ii) complete a certificate of vaccination
and deliver or send it in accordance
with section 8 of the Act;
(c) use proper care in the storing and handling
of vaccine and comply with any direction for
the storing and handling of vaccine that is
issued by the Director of the Veterinary
Services Branch of the Department of Agricul-
ture and Food; and
{d) where this Agreement is terminated, return
forthwith to the Director of the Veterinary
Services Branch of the Department of
Agriculture and Food any supplies in his
possession that he has received under para-
graph 2.
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O. Reg. 144/68
2. The Minister shall supply to the Veterinarian,
as required,
(a) vaccine;
(b) ear tags in the form prescribed by the regula-
tions;
(c) equipment for the ear-tagging of calves; and
(d) forms on which to make certificates of vac-
cination.
3. This Agreement may be terminated,
(c) by the Veterinarian, by giving to the Minister
a notice in writing at least thirty days before
the date of termination; or
(6) by the Minister,
(i) for any violation of the Act, the regula-
tions or this Agreement, forthwith by
notice to the Veterinarian, and
(ii) for any other reason by giving to the
Veterinarian a notice in writing at
least thirty days before the date of
termination.
This Agreement commences on the
day of 19
Minister of Agriculture and Food
(signature of the Veterinarian)
Witness to the signature
of the Veterinarian:
(9576)
17
THE CROP INSURANCE ACT (ONTARIO), 1966
O. Reg. 144/68.
Forage Crop Insurance Plan.
Made— April 8th, 1968.
Approved— April Uth, 1968.
Filed— April 16th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE CROP INSURANCE ACT (ONTARIO), 1966
1. — (1) Section 3 of the Schedule to Ontario
Regulation 377/67 is amended by adding thereto the
following clause:
(ba) "average farm yield" means the average of
previous yields of the seeded acreage com-
puted on the basis of acreage production
records of the insured person or on such
other basis as the Commission approves;
(2) Clause d of the said section 3 is revoked and
the following substituted therefor:
(d) "insurable yield" means the average farm
yield of seeded acreage for a crop year com-
puted in tons of hay equivalent less the
aggregate of.
(i) the average farm yield of pasture,
(ii) that portion of the average farm yield
declared by the insured person to be
fed in the crop year, and
(iii) any summer live stock allowance not
provided for in subclauses i and ii;
(3) Clause e of the said section 3 is revoked.
2. Clause c of section 7 of the Schedule to Ontario
Regulation 377/67 is amended by striking out "April"
in the second line and inserting in lieu thereof "May".
3. Subsection 2 of section 8 of the Schedule to
Ontario Regulation 377/67 is amended by striking
out "15th day of March" in the third and fourth lines
and inserting in lieu thereof "1st day of May".
4. Subsection 1 of section 12 of the Schedule to
Ontario Regulation 377/67 is revoked and the following
substituted therefor:
(1) The premium payable by an insured person
for each $100 of liability determined under
section 11 is $5.50.
5. — (1) Subsection 1 of section 17 of the Schedule
to Ontario Regulation 377/67 is revoked and the
following substituted therefor:
(1) Where the Commission has not revised the
average farm yield stated by the insured
person in a final acreage report, the Com-
mission may, on the adjustment of a claim
for a loss in production of forage in the crop
year, require the insured person to satisfy
the Commission that the average farm yield
was computed on the basis of his acreage
production records or on a reasonable assess-
ment of the productivity of the seeded
acreage under normal growing conditions.
(2) Subsection 2 of the said section 17 is amended
by striking out "normal expected" in the third line
and inserting in lieu thereof "average farm".
6. Section 18 of the Schedule to Ontario Regula-
tion 377/67 is revoked and the following substituted
therefor:
18. For the purposes of this plan, the final date
in a crop year for seeding corn for silage or
for seeding any other annual crop declared on
the final acreage report for that crop year
is the 15th day of June, or such other date as
may be determined from time to time by the
Commission.
7. Section 20 of the Schedule to Ontario Regula-
tion 377/67 is revoked and the following substituted
therefor:
20. For the purposes of the crop year commencing
on the 1st day of May in the year 1968,
applications for insurance shall be accepted
in respect of acreage situate in any county,
other than the Provisional County of
Haliburton.
8. — (1) Paragraph 4 of Form 2 of the Schedule to
Ontario Regulation 377/67 is revoked and the following
substituted therefor:
4. The insurable yield is the average farm yield
of seeded acreage for a crop year computed
in tons of hay equivalent less the aggregate
of.
(c) the average farm yield of pasture;
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(6) that portion of the average farm yield
declared by the insured person to be
fed in the crop year; and
(c) any summer live stock allowance not
provided for in clauses a and b.
(2) Paragraph 12 of the said Form 2 is revoked and
the following substituted therefor:
12. The final date in a crop year for seeding corn
for silage or for seeding any other annual
crop declared on the final acreage report for
that crop year is the 15th day of June, or
such other date as may be determined from
time to time by the Commission.
(3) Subparagraph 1 of paragraph 14 of the said
Form 2 is amended by striking out "normal expected"
in the sixth and seventh lines and inserting in lieu
thereof "insurable".
(4) Subparagraph 2 of paragraph 14 of the said
Form 2 is amended by striking out "normal expected"
in thethird lineand inserting in lieu thereof "insurable",
and by striking out "insurable yield" in the fourth
line.
9. Table I of the Schedule to Ontario Regula-
tion 377/67 is revoked.
10. — (1) Subparagraph i of paragraph 6 of Form 3
of the Schedule to Ontario Regulation 377/67 is
amended by striking out "normal expected" wherever
it occurs and inserting in lieu thereof in each instance
"average farm".
(2) Subparagraph ii of paragraph 6 of the said
Form 3 is revoked and the following substituted
therefor:
(ii) Details of acreage and average farm yield of seeded pasture:
Acreage
Total Average
Farm Yield in
T.H.E.
Manure
Applied
Fertilizer Applied
By Soil Test
Not by Soil Test
Acres
Acres
Acres
Pasture
Aftermath
Pasture
Other
(0 grazing, etc.)
Item 8
Total
Dated at Toronto, this 8th day of April, 1968.
(9577)
The Crop Insurance Commission of Ontario:
K. E. LANTZ,
Chairman.
F. F. GALLANT,
Secretary.
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THE HIGHWAY IMPROVEMENT ACT
O. Reg. 145/68.
Designations — M iscellaneous
Southern Ontario.
Made— April 11th, 1968.
Filed— April 19th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE HIGHWAY IMPROVEMENT ACT
1. Regulation 213 of Revised Regulations of
Ontario, 1960, as amended by Ontario Regulations
175/61, 342/61, 13/62, 39/62, 42/62, 180/62, 248/62,
265/62, 276/62, 287/62, 307/62, 314/62, 54/63,
174/63, 259/63, 331/63, 173/64, 195/64, 217/64,
241/64, 287/64, 94/65, 215/65, 243/65, 269/65,
334/65, 41/66, 73/66, 82/66, 156/66, 203/66, 239/66,
397/66, 79/67, 154/67, 227/67, 290/67, 303/67,
343/67, 382/67, 27/68 and 97/68, is further amended
by adding thereto the following schedules:
HIGHWAY 121 DIVERSION
Schedule 149
In the Township of Fenelon in the County of
Victoria being.
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O. Reg. 147/68
(a) part of Lot 24, Concession 11; and
(b) part of the road allowance between,
(i) concessions 10 and 11, and
(ii) the townships of Fenelon and Verulam
(County Road No. 25),
and being that portion of the King's Highway shown
outlined on Department of Highways plan P-3483-3,
registered in the registry office for the registry division
of the County of Victoria as No. 687-H.
0.5 mile, more or less.
Schedule 150
Ib the Township of Verulam in the County of
Victoria being,
(c) part of Lot 24, Concession 1; and
(&) part of the road allowance between the town-
ships of Verulam and Fenelon (County Road
No. 25),
and being that portion of the King's Highway shown
outlined on Department of Highways plan P-3291-4,
registered in the registry office for the registry division
of the County of Victoria as No. 688-H.
(9584)
0.5 mile, more or less.
17
THE PUBLIC HOSPITALS ACT
O. Reg. 146/68.
Special Grant.
Made— April 18th, 1968.
Filed— April 19th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE PUBLIC HOSPITALS ACT
Special Grant
1. The Commission shall pay a special grant as
provincial aid to each hospital listed in the Schedule
in the amount shown opposite it.
2. The special grant shall be used by each hospital
against its unmanageable interest-bearing debt.
3. This Regulation expires on the 15th day of May,
1968.
Schedule
Hospital
Ottawa General Hospital
St. Louis-Marie de
Montfort Hospital
St. Vincent Hospital
Hotel Dieu Hospital
(9585)
Location
Amount
Ottawa
$562,088
Ottawa
175,751
Ottawa
213,117
Cornwall
189,844
17
THE PUBLIC HOSPITALS ACT
O. Reg. 147/68.
Special Capital Grant.
Made— April 11th, 1968.
Filed— April 19th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE PUBLIC HOSPITALS ACT
Special Capital Grant
1. The Commission shall pay a special capital grant
as provincial aid to the Hospital for Sick Children,
Toronto, in the amount of $3,500,000, to be used by
the hospital to assist in meeting the cost of a building
project to provide an intensive care unit, surgical
recovery room, out-patient clinics, pharmacy, admitting
and administration offices and extensive renovations
to contiguous parts of the existing building, including
the surgical suite.
2. This Regulation expires on the 15th day of May,
1968.
(9586)
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Publications Under The Regulations Act
May 4th, 1968
THE CHILDREN'S INSTITUTIONS ACT, 1962-63
O. Reg. 148/68.
General.
Made— April 18th, 1968.
Filed— April 23rd, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE CHILDREN'S INSTITUTIONS ACT, 1962-63
1. Clause b of section 1 of Ontario Regulation
279/63 is revoked.
2. — (1) Subsection 3 of section 2 of Ontario Regu-
lation 279/63 is amended by striking out "as approved
by the advisory board" in the third and fourth lines.
(2) Subsection 4 of the said section 2 is amended
by striking out "as approved by the advisory board"
in the third and fourth lines.
3. Clause d of subsection 1 of section 6 of Ontario
Regulation 279/63 is amended by striking out "twelve"
in the fifth line and inserting in lieu thereof "eight".
4. — (1) Paragraph 1 of subsection 2 of section 18
of Ontario Regulation 279/63, as made by section 11
of Ontario Regulation 399/67, is amended by inserting
after "architect" in the ninth line "or professional
engineer".
(2) Paragraph 2 of subsection 2 of the said section
18, as made by section 11 of Ontario Regulation 399/67,
is amended by inserting after "architect" in the tenth
line "or professional engineer".
5. — (1) Subsection 1 of section 24 of Ontario
Regulation 279/63 is amended by striking out "and
ledgers" in the second line.
(2) Subsection 2 of the said section 24 is amended
by striking out "and ledgers" in the first line.
6. Schedule 1 to Ontario Regulation 279/63, as
amended by Ontario Regulations 186/64, 165/65,
178/66, 350/66, 180/67 and 399/67, is further amended
by adding thereto the following item:
35. Girls' Group Home of London, Inc.
7. Item 1 of Schedule 2 to Ontario Regulation
279/63, as made by subsection 1 of section 2 of Ontario
Regulation 350/66, is revoked and the following sub-
stituted therefor:
1. The Boys' Home, 31 Woodycrest Avenue,
Toronto
2. Clifton House for Boys, 2 Montcrest Boule-
vard, Toronto
8. Schedule 3 to Ontario Regulation 279/63, as
amended by Ontario Regulations 186/64, 165/65,
350/66 and 399/67, is further amended by adding
thereto the following item:
5. Ottawa Youth Residence, 2887 Riverside
Drive, Ottawa
9. — (1) Clause h of item 3 of Form 5 of Ontario
Regulation 279/63, as remade by section 9 of Ontario
Regulation 165/65, is amended by inserting after "Act"
in the first line "1965".
(2) Subclause ii of clause b of item 3 of the said
Form 5, as remade by section 9 of Ontario Regulation
165/65, is revoked and the following substituted
therefor:
(ii) Type of care or custody:
n Crown Wardship
□ Wardship of a Children's Aid Society
□ Other (specify)
(3) Item 4 of the said Form 5, as remade by section
9 of Ontario Regulation 165/65, is revoked, exclusive
of the clauses, and the following substituted therefor:
4. RESIDENCE: (State period(s) of residence
of child in Ontario during the twelve months
immediately preceding the date of his ad-
mission to the institution.)
(4) Item 7 of the said Form 5, as remade by section
9 of Ontario Regulation 165/65, is amended by striking
out "Monthly" in the third line and inserting in lieu
thereof "Daily".
10. Form 7 of Ontario Regulation 279/63, as re-
made by Ontario Regulation 399/67, is amended by
inserting the following between the third and fourth
lines :
Name of children's institution
Address
Name of corporation operating
children's institution
(9602)
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THE HOSPITAL SERVICES COMMISSION
ACT
O. Reg. 149/68.
General.
Made.— March 25th,' 1968.
Approved— April 18th, 1968.
Filed— April 24th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE HOSPITAL SERVICES COMMISSION
ACT
1. Item 25 of Part II of Schedule 4 to Ontario
Regulation 1/67 is revoked.
2. Part III of Schedule 7 to Ontario Regulation
1/67 is amended by adding thereto the following item:
5. Kingston Ongwanada Sanatorium
(Wing 'E' — upper and lower
floors)
3. Section 2 is deemed to have come into force on
the 15th day of May, 1967.
Ontario Hospital Services
Commission:
S. W. MARTIN,
Chairman.
E. P. McGAVIN,
Commissioner.
Dated at Toronto, this 25th day of March, 1968.
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THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 151/68
THE CONSERVATION AUTHORITIES ACT
O. Reg. 150/68.
Fill and Construction.
Made— February 22nd, 1968.
Approved— April 23rd, 1968.
Filed— April 26th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE CONSERVATION AUTHORITIES ACT
1. Paragraph 4 of Schedule 1 to Ontario Regulation
429/67 is amended by striking out " Katchawanooka"
in the second line and inserting in lieu thereof "Kat-
chiwano".
2. Paragraph 2 of Schedule 2 to Ontario Regulation
429/67 is amended by striking out "Fairburn" in the
twenty-ninth line and inserting in lieu thereof "Fair-
bairn".
Otonabee Region Conservation
Authority:
ELIZABETH A. WRIGHT,
Secretary- Treasurer.
Dated at Peterborough, this 22nd day of February,
1968.
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THE LOCAL ROADS BOARDS ACT, 1964
O. Reg. 151/68.
Establishment of Local Roads Areas.
Made— April 25th, 1968.
Filed— April 26th, 1968.
ORDER MADE UNDER
THE LOCAL ROADS BOARDS ACT, 1964
1. Ontario Regulation 54/65, as amended by
Ontario Regulations 87/65, 108/65, 121/65, 132/65,
55/66, 66/66, 78/66, 99/66, 117/66, 140/66, 144/66,
153/66, 209/66, 337/66, 387/66, 53/67, 63/67, 81/67,
146/67, 156/67, 193/67, 195/67, 285/67, 391/67,
18/68 and 80/68, is further amended by adding
thereto the following schedules:
Schedule 146
CASGRAIN LOCAL ROADS AREA
All of the Township of Casgrain in the Territorial
District of Cochrane, shown outlined on Department
of Highways plan N-1390-1, filed in the office of the
Registrar of Regulations at Toronto as No. 819.
Schedule 147
VAL COTE LOCAL ROADS AREA
All that portion of the Township of Devitt in the
Territorial District of Cochrane, shown outlined on
Department of Highways plan N-417-1, filed in the
office of the Registrar of Regulations at Toronto as
No. 820.
Schedule 148
MATTICE LOCAL ROADS AREA
All of the Township of Eilber and that portion of
the Township of Devitt in the Territorial District of
Cochrane, shown outlined on Department of Highways
plan N-422-1, filed in the office of the Registrar of
Regulations at Toronto as No. 821.
Schedule 149
McCALLUM POINT LOCAL ROADS AREA
All that portion of the Township of Boys in the
Territorial District of Kenora, shown outlined on
Department of Highways plan N-508-1, filed in the
office of the Registrar of Regulations at Toronto as
No. 822.
Schedule 150
DRAYTON RESERVE LOCAL ROADS AREA
All that portion of the Township of Drayton in the
Territorial District of Kenora, shown outlined on
Department of Highways plan N-633-B1, filed in the
office of the Registrar of Regulations at Toronto as
No. 823.
Schedule 151
MILLS LOCAL ROADS AREA
All of the Township of Mills in the Territorial
District of Manitoulin, shown outlined on Department
of Highways plan N-655-1, filed in the office of the
Registrar of Regulations at Toronto as No. 824.
Schedule 152
RED DEER LOCAL ROADS AREA
All those portions of the townships of Cleland,
Dryden, Awrey and Hawley in the Territorial District
of Sudbury, shown outlined on Department of High-
ways plan N-771-A1, filed in the office of the Registrar
of Regulations at Toronto as No. 825.
Schedule 153
MacLENNAN EAST LOCAL ROADS AREA
All of that portion of the Township of MacLennan
in the Territorial District of Sudbury, shown outlined
on Department of Highways plan N-1343-1, filed in
the office of the Registrar of Regulations at Toronto as
No. 826.
Schedule 154
INGRAM LOCAL ROADS AREA
All of the Township of Ingram in the Territorial
District of Timiskaming, shown outlined on Depart-
ment of Highways plan N-801-1, filed in the office of
the Registrar of Regulations at Toronto as No. 827.
G. E. GOMME,
Minister of Highways.
Dated at Toronto, this 25th day of April, 1968.
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May nth, 1968
THE ENERGY ACT, 1964
O. Reg. 152/68.
Spacing Units — Arthur Pool.
Made— April 25th, 1968.
Filed— April 29th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE ENERGY ACT, 1964
1. This Regulation applies to Lot 22 in Conces-
sion V, parts of lots 25 and 26 in Concession V, lots 23,
24, 25 and 26 in concessions VI and VII, and parts of
lots 23, 24, 25 and 26 in Concession VIII in the Town-
ship of Arthur in the County of Wellington, as shown
outlined in red on a plan filed in the office of the
Registrar of Regulations at Toronto as No. 830.
2. This Regulation applies only to wells drilled to
formations of Ordovician age or deeper.
3. — (1) For the purpose of this Regulation, the
area described in section 1 is divided into numbered
tracts of approximately twenty-five acres and pairs
of such numbered tracts are combined and designated
as spacing units, as shown outlined in green on Plan
No. 830.
(2) In the spacing units designated in subsection 1,
wells shall be drilled or bored generally in the centre
of alternate tracts, as indicated by circles on Plan
No. 830, but the Minister may approve a deviation
from the centre of the tract where topographical or
other conditions require such deviation.
4. No person shall,
(a) drill or bore more than one well on each
spacing unit; or
(6) drill or bore or produce from a well on a
spacing unit unless all the interests in the
oil and gas in the unit have been joined for
the purpose of sharing the production and the
costs of production, including the cost of the
well, in the proportion that each interest
bears to the total interest in the unit.
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THE ENERGY ACT, 1964
O. Reg. 153/68.
Spacing Units — Terminus Pool.
Made— April 25th, 1968.
Filed— April 29th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE ENERGY ACT, 1964
1. This Regulation applies to the north half of
lots 22 to 25, both inclusive, in Concession VIII, lots 22
to 25, both inclusive, in Concession IX and the south
half of lots 22 to 25, both inclusive, in Concession X,
all in the Township of Sombra in the County of
Lambton, as shown outlined in red on a plan filed in
the office of the Registrar of Regulations at Toronto
as No. 831.
2. This Regulation applies only to wells drilled to
formations of Silurian age.
3. For the purpose of this Regulation, the area
described in section 1 is divided into numbered tracts
of approximately twenty-five acres and such tracts
are designated as spacing units.
4. No person shall,
(a) bore or drill more than one well on each
spacing unit;
(b) bore or drill a well except in the centre of
each spacing unit, but the Minister may
approve a deviation from the centre of the
spacing unit where topographical or other
conditions require such deviation; or
(c) bore or drill or produce from a well on a
spacing unit unless all the interests in the
gas and oil in the unit have been joined for
the purpose of sharing the production and
the costs of production, including the cost
of the well, in the proportion that each
interest bears to the total interest in the
unit.
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THE ENERGY ACT, 1964
O. Reg. 154/68.
Exploration, Drilling and Production.
Made— April 25th, 1968.
Filed— April 29th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE ENERGY ACT, 1964
1. — (1) Subsection 1 of section 9 of Ontario Regula-
tion 326/64 is iimended by striking out "$1,000" in
the fifth line and inserting in lieu thereof "$20,000".
(2) Subsection 2 of the said section 9 is revoked
and the following substituted therefor:
(2) The total amount deposited by a person
under subsection 1 shall not exceed $5,000
in respect of wells on land or $200,000 in
respect of wells in water-covered areas.
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THE PUBLIC HEALTH ACT
O. Reg. 155/68.
Health Units — General.
Made— April 23rd, 1968.
Approved— April 25th, 1968.
Filed— May 1st, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE PUBLIC HEALTH ACT
1. Schedule 14 to Regulation 510 of Revised
Regulations of Ontario, 1960, as remade by section 1
of Ontario Regulation 305/63, is revoked and the
following substituted therefor:
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Schedule 14
KINGSTON, FRONTENAC AND LENNOX
AND ADDINGTON HEALTH UNIT
1, The Board of Health of the Kingston, Fron-
tenac and Lennox and Addington Health
Unit shall consist of ten members as follows;
i. Three members to be appointed by the
Lieutenant Governor in Council.
ii. Three members to be appointed by the
Municipal Council of the City of
Kingston.
iii. Two members to be appointed by the
Municipal Council of the County of
Frontenac.
iv. Two members to be appointed by the
Municipal Council of the County of
Lennox and Addington.
2. A member appointed by a municipal council
shall hold office during the pleasure of the
municipal council that appointed him.
2. Schedule 17 to Regulation 510 of Revised
Regulations of Ontario, 1960, as remade by section 1 of
Ontario Regulation 305/63 and amended by section 1
of Ontario Regulation 230/65, sections 1 and 2 of
Ontario Regulation 40/67, section 1 of Ontario Regu-
lation 253/67 and section 1 of Ontario Regulation 7/68,
is revoked and the following substituted therefor:
Schedule 17
NORTH BAY AND DISTRICT HEALTH UNIT
The Board of Health for the North Bay and
District Health Unit shall consist of twelve
members as follows:
i. Two members to be appointed by the
Lieutenant Governor in Council.
ii. Seven members to be appointed by the
Municipal Council of the City of
North Bay.
iii. One member to be appointed by the
municipal councils of the towns of
Bonfield and Mattawa, the municipal
councils of the townships of Bonfield,
Calvin, East Ferris, Mattawan and
Papineau, and the trustees of the
Improvement District of Cameron.
iv. One member to be appointed by the
municipal councils of the towns of
Cache Bay and Sturgeon Falls, and the
municipal councils of the townships of
Caldwell, Field and Springer.
V. One member to be appointed by the
municipal councils of the towns of
Powassan and Trout Creek, the
Municipal Council of the Village of
South River, and the municipal coun-
cils of the townships of Chisholm,
North Himsworth, South Himsworth,
Machar and Nipissing.
3. Schedule 32 to Regulation 510 of Revised
Regulations of Ontario, 1960, as remade by section 1
of Ontario Regulation 78/68, is revoked and the
following substituted therefor:
Schedule 32
WATERLOO COUNTY HEALTH UNIT
1. The Board of Health of the Waterloo County
Health Unit shall consist of ten members as
follows:
i. Three members to be appointed by the
Lieutenant Governor in Council.
ii. Two members to be appointed by the
Municipal Council of the County of
Waterloo.
iii. One member to be appointed by the
Municipal Council of the City of
Waterloo.
iv. One member to be appointed by the
Municipal Council of the City of Gait.
v. Three members to be appointed by the
Municipal Council of the City of
Kitchener.
2. A member appointed by a municipal council
shall hold office during the pleasure of the
municipal council that appointed him.
4. — (1) Item 20of Appendix A to Regulation 510 of
Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1960, as made by
section 4 of Ontario Regulation 406/67, is revoked and
the following substituted therefor:
20. All the municipalities in the Territorial
District of Nipissing, except the Township
of Airy and the Improvement District of
Temagami, and the towns of Powassan and
Trout Creek, the Village of South River and
the townships of North Himsworth, South
Himsworth, Machar and Nipissing in the
Territorial District of Parry Sound.
(2) Item 26 of the said Appendix A, as made by
section 4 of Ontario Regulation 406/67, is revoked
and the following substituted therefor:
26. All the municipalities in the Territorial
District of Timiskaming, the Township of
Playfair in the Territorial District of Coch-
rane and the Improvement District of
Temagami in the Territorial District of
Nipissing.
M. B. DYMOND,
Minister of Health.
Dated at Toronto, this 23rd day of April, 1968.
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THE JUDICATURE ACT
O. Reg. 156/68.
Rules of Practice.
Made— April 5th, 1968.
Approved— May 2nd, 1968.
Filed— May 2nd, 1968.
AMENDMENTS TO REGULATION 396 OF RE-
VISED REGULATIONS OF ONTARIO, 1960,
BEING THE RULES OF PRACTICE AND PRO-
CEDURE OF THE SUPREME COURT OF ON-
TARIO INCLUDING THE APPENDIX OF
FORMS, THE TARIFF OF FEES AND THE
TARIFF OF DISBURSEMENTS, MADE BY THE
RULES COMMITTEE ON THE 5TH DAY OF
APRIL, 1968, UNDER THE JUDICATURE ACT.
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1. Rule 2 of Regulation 396 of Revised Regulations
of Ontario, 1960, is revoked and the following sub-
stituted therefor:
2. In these rules,
(a) "Accountant" means "The Accountant
of the Supreme Court of Ontario";
(b) "action" includes garnishment pro-
ceedings, proceedings for relief by
interpleader and matrimonial cause
proceedings;
(c) "county court" includes district court,
and "county" includes "district";
(d) "defendant" includes a respondent
named in a petition or counter- petition
for divorce;
(e) "entry" or "entered" or any term of
like import includes recording by
photographic plate, microphotographic
film or photocopy negative;
(/) "ground for divorce" means a ground
for divorce under the Divorce Act
(Canada);
(g) "hearing" includes the trial of a matri-
monial cause;
(h) "judge" means a judge of the High
Court;
(i) "judgment" includes a decree in a
matrimonial cause and, in rules 540
to 606, also includes an order to the
same efTect as a judgment;
(j) "judgment creditor" means the party
or person who is entitled to receive
payment or to enforce a judgment or
order;
(k) "judgment debtor" means the party or
person to make payment under a judg-
ment or order, or against whom the
judgment or order may be enforced;
(/) in the rules relating to references,
"Master" includes an assistant master
or clerk to whom the matter has been
assigned either by the Master or by the
judgment;
(jm) "matrimonial cause" means a pro-
ceeding by petition under the Divorce
Act (Canada);
(n) "matrimonial offence" means an act,
or circumstance the commission or
existence of which is a ground for
divorce under the Divorce Act (Can-
ada);
(o) "plaintiff" includes a petitioner or
counter-petitioner for divorce;
(p) "sheriff" includes any officer charged
with the execution of a writ or process;
(q) "time prescribed" means time limited
or appointed by the rules or by a judg-
ment or order;
(r) "trial" includes the hearing of a matri-
monial cause;
(s) in rules 12 to 31, the words "writ of
summons" and "writ" include a notice
of petition for divorce and any docu-
ment by which proceedings are com-
menced, and also include all proceed-
ings by which a person not a party is
added as a party either before or after
judgment (e.g., proceedings in the
Master's office and garnishment and
third party proceedings);
(t) "writ of execution" and "execution"
include all writs by which a judgment
may be enforced, and, in the rules
relating to interpleader, also include
an order of attachment under The
Absconding Debtors Act.
2. Rule 17 of Regulation 396 of Revised Regulations
of Ontario, 1960, is revoked.
3. Sub-rule (1) of rule 25 of Regulation 396 of
Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1960, as amended by
Ontario Regulation 162/62, is amended by,
(a) striking out "in a matrimonial cause or"
where the same appears in clause (n), and
(b) inserting "except in a matrimonial cause,"
at the beginning of clause (o).
4. Rule 114 of Regulation 396 of Revised Regula-
tions of Ontario, 1960, is amended by striking out
"without delay" and adding "within thirty days of the
issue of the summons" at the end of the said rule.
5. Rule 209 of Regulation 396 of Revised Regula-
tions of Ontario, 1960, as amended by Ontario Regula-
tion 155/65, and further amended by Ontario Regula-
tion 242/67, is amended by,
(a) renumbering items 16 and 17 as 17 and 18
respectively, and
(b) adding a new item as follows:
"16. Applications for interim corollary
relief under section 10 of the Divorce
Act (Canada)."
6. Item 7 of rule 210 of Regulation 396
of Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1960, is amended
by adding at the end of the said item "but this excep-
tion shall not include applications under item 16 of
rule 209 or other interlocutory applications for the
interim custody or interim maintenance of infants".
7. Clause (a) of sub-rule (1) of rule 212 of Regu-
lation 396 of Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1960,
is amended by adding at the end of the said clause
"other than matrimonial causes".
8. Sub-rule (3) of rule 238 of Regulation 396 of
Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1960, as amended by
Ontario Regulation 162/62, and further amended by
Ontario Regulation 180/64, is amended by inserting
"sub-rule (2) of rule 499 nor" immediately following
"under".
9. Item 4 of rule 245 of Regulation 396 of Revised
Regulations of Ontario, 1960, is revoked and the
following substituted therefor:
"4. In matrimonial causes,
(a) where the petitioner is resident in
Ontario the place to be named shall be
the county town of the county in which
either spouse ordinarily resides, and
(b) where the petitioner is resident out of
Ontario the place to be named shall be
the county town of the county in which
the respondent spouse ordinarily re-
sides."
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10. Sub-rule (2) of rule 249 of Regulation 396 of
Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1960, as amended by
Ontario Regulation 80/63, is revoked and the following
substituted therefor:
"(2) Subject to rule 799, in matrimonial causes
notice of hearing (Forms 146 and 147) shall
be given to all parties to the proceedings by
the party setting the proceedings down for
hearing within twenty days thereafter, and he
shall forthwith file such notice and proof of
service thereof with the officer with whom the
proceedings were set down."
11. Rule 386 of Regulation 396 of Revised Regu-
lations of Ontario, 1960, is amended by,
(a) inserting in sub-rule (1) thereof "or in a
matrimonial cause" immediately following
"action" and by inserting "or in the petition
for divorce" immediately following "writ",
(b) renumbering sub-rules (1), (2), (3), (4) and
(5) as sub-rules (2), (3), (4), (5) and (6),
respectively, and
(c) inserting a new sub-rule (1) as follows:
"(1) In rules 386 to 388 interim alimony
shall be deemed in a matrimonial
cause to include monies payable by
way of alimony or an alimentary
pension by either spouse for the main-
tenance of the other and monies pay-
able for the maintenance of the
children of the marriage pending the
hearing and determination of the
petition."
12. Rule 387 of Regulation 396 of Revised Regu-
lations of Ontario, 1960, is revoked and the following
substituted therefor:
"387. — (1) Subject to sub-rule (2) an application for
interim alimony or for interim (disbursements
shall not be made until the time for delivering
the defence has expired, and costs shall not be
ordered to be paid de die in diem by the
defendant, but only the amount of the cash
disbursements actually and properly made
by the plaintiff's solicitor.
(2) An order for interim corollary relief under the
Divorce Act (Canada) and an order for interim
disbursements in a matrimonial cause may be
made at any time after service on the respon-
dent spouse of the notice of petition and the
petition."
13. Rule 499 of Regulation 396 of Revised Regu-
lations of Ontario, 1960, as amended by Ontario Regu-
lation 162/62, is amended by,
(a) inserting "(1)" immediately following the
rule number,
(b) adding "other than an appeal from an inter-
locutory order under the Divorce Act (Can-
ada)" immediately following "interlocutory
order", and
(c) adding a new sub-rule as follows:
"2 (a) An appeal from an interlocutory order
under the Divorce Act (Canada) shall
be to the Court of Appeal without
leave and shall be heard by a single
justice of appeal.
(6) Suchappeal shall be by notice of motion
served upon all parties interested
within fifteen days after the date of
the order appealed from and shall be
returnable in not less than two days
nor more than seven days after the
date of the last such service and shall
be set down at least two days before
the return day."
14. Sub-rule (1) of rule 514 of Regulation 396 of
Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1960, is amended by
inserting "Except in a matrimonial cause," at the
beginning of the said sub-rule.
15. Rules 776 to 810, inclusive, of Regulation 396
of Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1960, as amended
by Ontario Regulation 201/61, and further amended by
Ontario Regulation 162/62, and further amended by
Ontario Regulation 80/63, and further amended by
Ontario Regulation 207/66, are revoked.
16. Rules 811 and 812 of Regulation 396 of Revised
Regulations of Ontario, 1960, are renumbered as 816
and 817, respectively.
17. The following new rules are added:
MATRIMONIAL CAUSES
Rule
Number
Table of Contents
APPLICATION OF RULES
776 Old rules to continue to apply to actions
already commenced.
777 New rules to apply to new actions.
JOINDER OF CLAIMS
778 No claim except for corollary relief to be
joined.
PARTIES TO PROCEEDINGS
779 Names of persons involved to be set out in
Petition.
780 Spouse and each person involved to be
respondents.
781 Person named but not a respondent may
apply to be added.
782 Victim of criminal offence not to be a respon-
dent.
783 Where name of person involved is unknown.
784 Where person involved dies before Petition
is filed.
785 Where respondent involved dies during pro-
ceedings.
786 Representative of deceased may apply to be
added.
GENERAL PROCEDURE
787 Filing Petition and issuing Notice of Petition.
788 Amendment of Petition.
789 Petition to be served with Notice of Petition.
790 Petition to be served on spouse within sixty
days of issue.
791 Mode of service of Petition and Notice of
Petition.
792 Dispensing with service on co-respondent by
order.
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Rule
Number
793 Substituted service may be ordered.
794 Service out of Ontario.
795 Filing Answer and Counter-petition.
Children
796 Service on Official Guardian, etc.
Intervention
797 Intervention by Her Majesty's Proctor.
798 Cross-examination by Her Majesty's Proctor.
Hearing
799 Service of Notice of Hearing.
800 No hearing before receipt of report as to prior
pending petitions.
801 Adjournment by judge for reconciliation.
802 No Decree Nisi unless service proved on
respondent.
803 Adjournment by judge with notice to Her
Majesty's Proctor.
Decrees
804 Forms of decrees.
805 Service of Decree Nisi.
806 Application by petitioner for Decree Absolute.
807 Application by respondent spouse for Decree
Absolute.
808 Preparation and issue of Decree Absolute.
Showing Cause After Decree Nisi
809 Notice of Desire to Show Cause may be filed.
General
810 Costs in discretion of court.
811 Affidavits not required from mentally in-
competents.
812 Order for corollary relief may be rescinded or
varied.
813 Registration of order from another Province.
Registrar
814 Registrar to notify office of origin when
Notice of Appeal filed.
815 Registrar to notify Central Divorce Registry
when Petition issued.
Forms
Form
Number
140
141
142
Petition for Divorce.
Notice of Petition for Divorce.
Affidavit of Service of Notice of Petition and
Petition.
143 Answer to Petition for Divorce.
Form
Number
144
145
146
147
148
149
150
151
152
776.
Answer and Counter-petition.
Notice to respondent added by Counter-
petition.
Notice of Hearing other than at Toronto.
Notice of Hearing at Toronto.
Decree Nisi.
Decree Absolute at Hearing.
Application for Decree Absolute.
Certificate of Registrar.
Decree Absolute other than at Hearing.
application of rules
The rules and the Appendix of Forms to the
rules and Tariffs A, B and C which were in
force immediately prior to the coming into
force of the Divorce Act (Canada) shall con-
tinue to apply to matrimonial causes com-
menced prior to the coming into force of the
said Act.
777.— (1) Rules 778 to 815 and Forms 140 to 152
in the Appendix of Forms to the rules apply
only to matrimonial causes commenced on or
after the day upon which the Divorce Act
(Canada) comes into force.
(2) Subject to rules 778 to 815 and any Act, all
other rules, the forms in the Appendix of
Forms to the rules and Tariffs A, B and C
shall be applied mutatis mutandis to matri-
monial causes except as otherwise provided.
(3) Where rules 778 to 815 do not provide for a
form, the forms in the Appendix of Forms to
the rules shall be employed mutatis mutandis.
joinder of claims
778. No claim except for corollary relief under the
Divorce Act (Canada) or for alimony or for the
maintenance or custody of children shall be
joined with a matrimonial cause.
parties to proceedings
779. Subject to rule 783 the name of each person
alleged to be involved in a matrimonial offence
set out in section 3 of the Divorce Act (Canada)
shall be contained in the petition.
780. Unless otherwise ordered or provided, the
petitioner's spouse and each person alleged to
be involed in a matrimonial offence shall be a
respondent.
781. A person named pursuant to rule 779 but not
made a respondent may nevertheless apply to
the court to be added as a respondent.
782. Where the proceedings are based on a matri-
monial offence that constitutes a criminal
offence for which the respondent spouse has
been convicted in a court of competent juris-
diction in Canada, the other person who was
involved in such offence shall not be made a
respondent unless a judge otherwise orders.
783. — ( 1 ) Where the name of a person alleged to be
involved in a matrimonial offence is unknown
to the petitioner, a judge, on being satisfied
that all reasonable efforts have been made to
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ascertain the name, may grant leave to the
petitioner to file the petition without adding
such person as a respondent.
(2) After a petition has been filed the court may
grant leave to amend it by adding a further
allegation of involvement in a matrimonial
offence of a person whose name is unknown to
the petitioner.
(3) Where the order is made after the notice of
petition has been served, unless otherwise
ordered by a judge, the order shall require the
amended petition to be served and shall also
prescribe the times within which the answer
to the amended petition shall be delivered.
(4) The order granting leave shall be served with
the petition or the amended petition.
784. Where a person alleged to be involved in a
matrimonial offence has died before the filing
of the petition, it is not necessary to make the
legal representative of such person a respon-
dent.
785. — (1) Where a respondent alleged to be in-
volved in a matrimonial offence dies while the
proceeding is pending, it may be continued
without adding the legal representative of
such respondent as a party unless the peti-
tioner intends to ask in the proceeding for any
relief against the estate.
(2) Where no such claim is made against the
estate, the petitioner shall file an affidavit
verifying the death of such respondent, and in
all proceedings thereafter the words "now
deceased" shall be added immediately after
the name of the deceased respondent in the
style of cause, and the proceedings may be
continued without notice to the legal represen-
tative of such respondent.
786. Where the legal representative of a deceased
person alleged to be involved in a matri-
monial offence has not been made a respon-
dent, such representative or any other person
desiring to represent such deceased person
may apply to the court for leave to be added
as a respondent.
GENERAL PROCEDURE
787. — (1) A matrimonial cause shall be com-
menced by,
(c) the filing with the Registrar or local
registrar, as the case may be, of a
petition for divorce prepared by the
petitioner according to Form 140, and
(b) the issue of a notice of the petition
prepared by the petitioner according to
Form 141, and where applicable, com-
pleted in conformity with clause (c)
of sub-rule (2) of rule 795.
(2) The notice and the petition shall be sealed
with the seal of the Supreme Court and the
notice shall be signed by the officer issuing the
same and shall state the date and place of
(3) True copies of the notice and the petition
certified to be such by the petitioner or his
solicitor shall be filed with the officer at the
time of issue.
(4) Rules 12, 15, 25, 26, 27, 28 and 29 do not apply
to matrimonial causes.
788. — ( 1 ) Save where a respondent is being added,
the petition and notice of petition may be
amended once without leave before the close
of pleadings.
(2) Where amended, the petition and notice of
petition shall be served upon the respondent.
789. The petition shall be served with the notice of
petition.
790. The notice of petition and the petition or the
amended notice of petition and the amended
petition, as the case may be, shall be served
upon the respondent spouse within sixty days
of the filing of the petition or the making of
the amendment or within such further time
as the court may allow.
791. — (1) Unless otherwise ordered by a judge,
the notice of petition, the petition and all
papers required to be served therewith shall
be served on each respondent personally.
(2) Such service shall be made by a person other
than the petitioner.
(3) The person who serves the notice shall, at the
time of the service request each respondent to
complete and sign in his presence the ack-
nowledgement of service endorsed on the
notice and shall sign his name as witness to
any signature thereto.
(4) The affidavit of service (Form 142) shall
state fully the means of knowledge of the
deponent as to the identity of the person
served and that the respondent served has
been requested to complete and sign the ack-
nowledgement of service, giving the result of
such request.
792. A judge may dispense with service of the notice
of petition and other documents on a respon-
dent, other than the respondent spouse, who
cannot be found if no claim is made against
him, or if made, is abandoned.
793. Any order for substituted service in a matri-
monial cause shall be made by a judge.
794. — ( 1 ) Service may be made out of Ontario of a
notice of petition and a petition.
(2) Except where service is to be made within
Canada or within one of the United States of
America, service shall be pursuant to order
of the court made on an ex parte application
supported by an affidavit showing in what
place or country the person to be served is or
probably may be found.
795. — (1) A respondent who wishes to oppose a
petition shall, within the time prescribed in
sub-rule (2), serve and file with proof of service
an answer according to Form 143, and when
he seeks relief he shall serve and file, within
the same time, an answer and counter-
petition according to Form 144.
(2) An answer shall be served and filed,
(c) where the notice of petition and the
petition are served within Ontario,
within twenty days after service
thereof, inclusive of the day of such
service ;
(ft) where the notice of petition and the
petition are served elsewhere within
Canada or within one of the United
States of America, within forty days
after service thereof, inclusive of the
day of such service; and
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(c) in all other cases within such time,
inclusive of the day of service of the
notice of petition and the petition, as
shall be provided by the order of the
court allowing such service.
(3) Where a respondent alleges in a counter-
petition that another person was involved
in a matrimonial offence with the petitioner,
he shall add a second style of cause in which
he is described as "petitioner by counter-
petition" and the petitioner and the added
party are described as "respondents by
counter-petition" and shall deliver his answer
and counter-petition to the petitioner within
the time limited for the answer and shall
serve the same upon the added party together
with a notice to respondent added by counter-
petition according to Form 145 issued by the
registrar and with a copy of the petition
within thirty days of the issue of the said
notice.
(4) The rules relating to a matrimonial cause
apply to a counter-petition, mutatis mutandis.
Children
796. Where a petition or counter- petition contains
particulars of children of the marriage as
defined by section 2 of the Divorce Act
(Canada)
(a) the petition or counter-petition and
any other papers required to be served
therewith shall be served upon the
Official Guardian at Toronto within
thirty days after service thereof on the
respondent spouse,
(6) all other pleadings shall be served upon
the Official Guardian within the times
limited by the rules for service upon the
parties to the proceedings,
(c) three copies of the report of the Official
Guardian and the supporting affidavit
shall be served on the petitioner within
thirty days of the service of the petition
upon the Official Guardian,
(d) the report of the Official Guardian and
the supporting affidavit together with
proof of service thereof on the petitioner
shall be filed forthwith in the office
where the notice of petition was issued,
(e) the petitioner shall serve forthwith one
of such copies and the supporting
affidavit upon the other spouse by
ordinary mail to his last known
address unless such service is dispensed
with by the court, and shall forthwith
file proof thereof in the said office,
(/) either spouse may dispute any state-
ment in the report or the supporting
affidavit by serving a concise state-
ment of the nature of such dispute
upon the other spouse, unless such
service is dispensed with by the court,
and upon the Official Guardian at
Toronto, and by filing the same,
together with proof of such service,
within fifteen days of the service of the
report on him,
(g) the court may in its discretion order
that the report and the supporting
affidavit and anj' dispute filed be
served upon the co-respondent or upon
any person not a party to the proceed-
ings and may give such directions as it
deems necessary,
(h) unless the Official Guardian is the
applicant, he shall be served with four
days notice of any application under
clause (g),
(i) the services mentioned in clauses (/)
and ig) shall be personal unless the
person to be served is represented in
the proceedings by a solicitor or unless
the court otherwise orders,
(j) except with leave or where the spouses
have delivered notices that the report
is not being disputed, no petition shall
be heard and a registrar shall not put a
petition on a daily list for hearing until
the disputes have been filed or the time
for filing disputes has expired,
(k) where a dispute has been filed, the
petitioner shall serve notice of hearing
upon the Official Guardian at Toronto,
(0 prior to the hearing a copy of the report
and any dispute filed shall be attached
to the record required by rule 248,
(m) rule 229 does not apply to a person
who has made an affidavit verifying
the report of the Official Guardian, and
(n) the Official Guardian has the right to
particulars, discovery and production
under the rules in all matters touching
upon the custody, maintenance and
education of a child to which this rule
applies, whether or not any such
matter is in issue in the proceedings.
INTERVENTION
797. — (1) At any time prior to the granting of the
decree nisi Her Majesty's Proctor may, upon
the direction of the Attorney General, apply
to a judge or the judge presiding at the
proceeding for leave to intervene for the
purpose of showing why the decree nisi should
not be granted.
(2) Where Her Majesty's Proctor so applies prior
to the hearing, he shall file notice of applica-
tion in the office in which the proceedings
were commenced and shall serve copies thereof
upon all parties and thereafter shall be served
with copies of all the proceedings.
(3) Where the judge grants leave to intervene he
shall give directions as to appearance and
procedure with respect to Her Majesty's
Proctor and such directions shall include
leave to Her Majesty's Proctor to subpoena
witnesses to attend at the hearing.
798. Upon the hearing or on the trial of an issue
in the proceedings, Her Majesty's Proctor
may cross-examine any witness other than a
witness,
(a) who is called by Her Majesty's Proctor,
and
(b) who is not proven adverse, and
(c) who has not previously been a witness
in the hearing.
799. — (1) A petitioner may include in the notice of
petition a notice that in default of answer the
proceedings may be set down within thirty
days of such default for hearing at a sittings
of the court at the place proposed by the
petitioner in his petition and where the
proceedings are so set down no further notice
of hearing is necessary.
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(2) In all other cases notice of hearing shall be
served, and where the respondent is not
represented by a solicitor, the service shall be
personal unless otherwise ordered by a judge.
(Forms 146 and 147)
(3) Except at Toronto, a proceeding shall be set
down for hearing at least ten days before the
commencement of the sittings at which the
petitioner proposes to have it heard.
(4) A proceeding not tried at the sittings for which
it is set down for hearing and not otherwise
disposed of at such sittings shall be traversed
to the next sittings and it shall not be neces-
sary for the proceeding to be reset down nor
to give further notice of hearing.
800. No petition shall be heard and a registrar
shall not put a petition on a daily list for
hearing until a certificate or report issued
subsequent to the filing of the petition pur-
suant to regulations under the Divorce Act
(Canada) as to prior pending petitions
E resented by either spouse has been received
y him.
801. — (1) Where, after proceeding to the hearing
of evidence, a judge grants an adjournment
of the proceedings under subsection (1) of
section 8 of the Divorce Act (Canada), the
application for resumption of the proceedings
under subsection (2) of the said section shall
be to the same judge.
(2) Where, before proceeding to the hearing of the
evidence, a judge grants an adjournment of
the proceedings under subsection (1) of the
said section, the application for resumption
of the proceedings under subsection (2) of the
said section shall be
(o) to the same judge, or
(b) to a judge presiding at the place where
such adjournment was granted, or
(c) to a judge in chambers under rule 237
or, where applicable, under rule 239.
802. Where there has been default of answer, no
decree shall be pronounced unless it is clearly
shown at the hearing that the respondents
in the proceedings were duly served.
803. — (1) In any matrimonial cause, in addition to
the power of adjournment under subsection
(1) of section 8 of the Divorce Act (Canada),
the court may direct that the hearing be
adjourned to such time and place as the court
deems best and in proper cases may direct
that the registrar forthwith give notice of the
proceedings and the state thereof and the
court's reasons for such direction to Her
Majesty's Proctor, and may, in its discretion,
direct any party to deliver to Her Majesty's
Proctor a copy of the pleadings, of examina-
tions for discovery, if any, and of any evidence
adduced, or of such parts of an\ of them as the
court deems proper.
(2) Where such notice is given Her Majesty's
Proctor shall appear before the court and,
subject to any direction of the Attorney
General, make his submissions and otherwise
participate in the proceedings as the court
may allow.
804. A decree nisi shall be according to Form 148
and a decree absolute granted at the hearing
shall be according to Form 149 and a decree
absolute other than one granted at the
hearing shall be according to Form 152.
805. Unless service is dispensed with by the judge
who presides at the hearing, copies of the
decree shall be served by ordinary mail
addressed to the respondent spouse at such
address as the said judge shall direct in the
decree and where rule 796 applies, to the
Official Guardian within twenty days of the
date thereof or within such shorter time as
the said judge shall direct.
806. — (1) An application by a petitioner for
decree absolute shall be made to the court by
filing in the office in which the proceedings
were commenced on any day after the ex-
piration of the period that must intervene
before the decree nisi may be made absolute,
(a) a notice of application according to
Form 150,
(b) the original decree nisi or certified
copy thereof together with proof of
service unless such service has been
dispensed with, and
(c) an affidavit of the applicant sworn
within fifteen days of the filing of the
notice of application setting out
whether,
(i) any appeal to the Court of
Appeal for Ontario or to the
Supreme Court of Canada is
pending,
(ii) any petition for divorce has been
served on him by the respon-
dent spouse, and
(iii) the spouses are reconciled.
(2) The registrar shall thereupon search or cause
a search to be made of the court records to
ascertain whether,
(a) an appeal from the decree nisi is pend-
ing or any appeal taken has been
abandoned or dismissed,
(b) an order has been made extending the
time for appealing from the decree
nisi and, if so, whether such time has
expired without an appeal having been
taken, and
(c) a notice of desire to show cause why
the decree nisi should not be made
absolute has been filed.
(3) The registrar shall issue a certificate accord-
ing to Form 151 as to such search and within
ten days thereafter, upon requisition of the
petitioner, shall present or cause to be
presented the notice of application, the
petitioner's affidavit and such certificate to a
judge sitting in court or in chambers any-
where in Ontario, whereupon such judge may
pronounce a decree absolute without the
appearance of counsel in the first instance and
so endorse the notice of application.
(4) Where a judge decides that a decree absolute
should not be granted in the first instance he
shall adjourn the application and direct that
notification of such adjournment be given by
the registrar to the petitioner and may direct
that the petitioner serve notice of the appli-
cation on any person.
(5) Where the application is adjourned,
(a) the judge shall endorse on the notice
of application his reasons therefor.
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(b) the papers shall be returned to the
office where the proceedings were com-
menced, unless the judge otherwise
directs.
807. — (1) An application by a respondent spouse
for decree absolute under section 13 (4) of the
Divorce Act (Canada) shall be by motion to
the court sitting at the place where the
proceedings were commenced or under rule
237 or, where applicable, under rule 239 on at
least seven days notice to the other spouse
and shall be supported by,
(a) a certified copy of the decree nisi, if
issued,
(i) his afKdavit setting out whether,
(i) any appeal to the Court of
Appeal for Ontario or to the.
Supreme Court of Canada is,
pending,
(ii) he has filed a petition for
divorce, and
(iii) the spouses are reconciled, and
(c) the certificate required by rule 806 (3).
(2) Where the decree nisi has not been issued the
court may upon such motion direct that the
same be issued.
808. — (1) Where a decree absolute has been
granted, the registrar shall prepare the
decree, and where it was granted at a place
other than the place where the proceedings
were commenced, shall certify and forward
the same together with the papers forthwith
to the registrar at the office where the pro-
ceedings were commenced.
(2) All decrees absolute shall be issued forthwith
by the registrar in the office in which the
proceedings were commenced.
Showing Cause After Decree Nisi
809. — (1) During the period between the granting
of the decree nisi and the granting of the
decree absolute, any person, including Her
Majesty's Proctor, may give notice of desire
to show cause why the decree nisi should not
be made absolute by reason of the same having
been obtained by collusion or by reason of
the reconciliation of the parties or by reason
of any other material facts.
(2) Such notice shall set forth the grounds upon
which it is alleged that the decree nisi should
not be made absolute and shall be filed in the
office in which the proceedings were com-
menced and be served upon the petitioner and
upon Her Majesty's Proctor.
(3) The person giving such notice and any party
to the proceedings and Her Majesty's
Proctor may apply on notice to a judge for
directions.
(4) The judge may dismiss the application to show
cause or may rescind the decree nisi or may
require further inquiry to be made or may
direct the trial of an issue and may direct the
delivery of pleadings and particulars and the
production of documents for the purp)ose of
such trial and may permit examinations for
discovery and may permit parties and the
person who gives the notice and Her Majesty's
Proctor to subpoena witnesses for such trial,
or may make such further order as the judge
thinks fit.
General
810. The costs in a matrimonial cause are in the
discretion of the court, and shall be recovered
in the same way as in ordinary actions.
811. The affidavits required of a party by these
rules are not necessary if such party is a
mentally incompetent person or is a person
who has been declared incapable, but the
committee, next friend or guardian of such
party shall, in lieu thereof, file an affidavit
showing that he has made careful inquiry
into the facts and that to the best of his
knowledge, information and belief the facts
required to be deposed to, if the party were
mentally competent or capable, are true.
812. An application to vary or rescind an order for
corollary relief granted at the hearing shall
be by motion to the court sitting at the place
where the proceedings were commenced or
under rule 237 or, where applicable, under
rule 239 on at least seven days notice.
813. — (1) W'here an order has been made by any
other superior court in Canada under section
10 or 11 of the Divorce Act (Canada), the
registration of such order pursuant to section
15 of the said Act shall be effected by filing
an exemplification or certified copy of the
order in the office of the Registrar of the
Supreme Court, whereupon it shall be
entered as an order of the court.
(2) The exemplification or certified copy of the
order shall be filed with the Registrar by
delivering the same by hand or by forwarding
the same by ordinary mail accompanied by,
(a) a written request that it be registered
pursuant to the said Act, and
(6) a certified cheque or money order in
the amount of $5.
Registrar
814. Upon the filing of a notice of appeal from a
decree nisi or upon the making of an order
extending the time for such an appeal, the
Registrar at Toronto shall forthwith notify
the registrar in the office in which the proceed-
ings were commenced of such appeal or order
and such registrar shall thereupon record the
same.
815. The registrar in the office in which the
proceedings were commenced shall complete
the forms required by the regulations under
the Divorce Act (Canada) and forward the
same to the Central Divorce Registry at
Ottawa as required by such regulations.
18. Form 1 of the Appendix of Forms to Regulation
396 of Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1960, is amended
by striking out the endorsement to be made on the
writ within three days after service thereof, together
with the instructional note pertaining thereto.
19. Forms 2, 4, 6, 36, 38, 1 12A, 1 12B and 141 of the
Appendix of Forms to Regulation 396 of Revised
Regulations of Ontario, 1960, as amended by Ontario
Regulation 201/61, and further amended by Ontario
Regulation 162/62, are revoked.
20. Form 5 of the Appendix of Forms to Regulation
396 of Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1960, as
amended by Ontario Regulation 80/63, and further
amended by Ontario Regulation 242/67, is amended
by striking out the endorsement to be made on the
Notice of the Writ after service thereof, together with
the instructional note pertaining thereto.
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21. Form 8 of the Appendix of Forms to Regulation
396 of Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1960, as
amended by Ontario Regulation 180/64, and further
amended by Ontario Regulation 242/67, is amended
by striking out the further endorsement to be made on
the writ within three days after service thereof,
together with the instructional note pertaining thereto.
22. Form 20 of the Appendix of Forms to Regu-
lation 396 of Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1960,
is revoked and the following substituted therefor:
Form 20
AFFIDAVIT OF SERVICE OF WRIT OF
SUMMONS
of the of .
of
, , in the
(occupation)
make oath and say as follows:
1. I did on , the.
day
of , 19. . . , personally serve
CD., the above-named defendant in this
action, with the attached writ of summons
[or notice of the writ of summons] by deliver-
ing a true copy of the same to and leaving
the same with the said defendant on the day
aforesaid at
2. Upon the said copy so served as aforesaid were
endorsed at the time of such service true copies
of all the endorsements appearing upon the
original writ of summons [or notice].
3. To effect such service, I necessarily travelled
miles.
Sworn, etc.
23. The following new forms are added to the
Appendix of Forms:
Form 140
PETITION FOR DIVORCE
(Rule 787)
No 19...
In the Supreme Court of Ontario
Between
A.B,
Petitioner
and
CD. (and E.F.)
Respondent(s)
PETITION FOR DIVORCE
To This Honourable Court :
I hereby petition for a decree of divorce from the
Respondent spouse {and where applicable and for an
order for alimony, custody, maintenance or costs
as the case may be under Rule 778) on the grounds and
in the circumstances following:
{set out such information in paragraphs numbered
and lettered as follows)
1. Grounds:
My Petition is under the Divorce Act (Canada),
section , subsection (and section
, subsection as the case may be)
A.
B.
The particulars of my grounds for divorce are:
{here set forth fully but concisely all the material
facts relied on but not the evidence by which they may
be proved;
in a case under section 4, subsection {1), para-
graph (c) set forth the last place of cohabitation,
the circumstances in which cohabitation ceased,
the date when and the place where the respondent
spouse was last seen or heard of and the steps
taken to trace him)
2. Reconciliation:
The particulars of the circumstances which may
assist the Court in ascertaining whether there is
a possibility of reconciliation or resumption of
cohabitation are:
{where applicable) The following efforts to reconcile
have been made:
A.
B.
C.
3. Particulars of Marriage:
{where possible, set out the particulars from the
marriage certificate to be produced at the hearing)
The date of the marriage was:
The place of the marriage was:
The surname of the wife before marriage was:. . . .
D. The maiden surname of the wife was:
E.
The marital status of the spouses at the time of
the marriage was, wife: husband:
The wife was born at
(month) (day)
The husband was born at.
(province or country)
19....
(province or country)
...19...
A.
B.
C.
D.
E.
(month) (day)
4. Domicile and Jurisdiction:
My residence is:
My spouse's residence is:
I ceased to cohabit with my spouse on or about:
My domicile is:
Such domicile has subsisted since:
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F. I have (or The Respondent spouse has as the case
may be) been ordinarily resident in Ontario since
19 ... . and actually
resided in the said Province for months
of that period at: (set out place or places of residence)
5. Age and Disability:
A. The names of any of the parties under 21 years
of age and the ages of such parties are:
B. The names of the parties suffering any other legal
disability and the nature thereof are:
6. Children:
A. The names and dates of birth of all living children
of the marriage as defined by the Divorce Act
(Canada) are: >
B, The particulars of the past, present and proposed
custody, care, upbringing and education of the
said child(ren) are as follows:
C. I claim custody of the following child(ren):.
D. The facts on which such claim for custody is
founded are:
7. Other Proceedings:
The particulars and status of all other petitions or
proceedings instituted with reference to the
marriage or any child thereof, including applica-
tions to the Parliament of Canada or actions for
alimony or applications under any statute, are:
8. Separation Agreements and Financial
Arrangements:
A. The dates of any written or oral separation or
financial agreements between the parties are:. . . .
B. (where a claim for corollary relief is made) The
financial position, both income and capital, of the
respective spwuses is:
9. Collusion, Condonation and Connivance:
A. There has been no collusion in relation to this
Petition.
B. [where the petition is under section 3 of the Divorce
Act (Canada)] There has been no condonation of or
connivance at the grounds for divorce set forth in
this Petition, [or, where there has been either
connivance or condonation give the full particulars
of the facts on which the Court will be asked to find
that the public interest would be better served by
granting the decree)
10. Relief Asked:
I therefore ask this Honourable Court for the
following relief:
A. A decree that I be divorced from the respondent,
CD.
B.
etc., etc.
11. Declaration of Petitioner:
I have read and understand this Petition. Those
statements contained therein of which 1 have personal
knowledge are true, and those of which I do not have
personal knowledge I believe to be true.
Dated at , this .
day of.
, 19.
(signature of petitioner)
(address of petitioner)
Place of Hearing
I propose that this Petition be heard at the sittings
of this Court at
Statement of Solicitor
{Where Petition is presented by a solicitor, etc.)
I, X.Y., the (solicitor, etc.) for A.B., the Petitioner
herein certify to this Court that I have complied with
the requirements of section 7 of the Divorce Act (Can-
ada). (Where the circumstances of the case are of such
a nature that it would clearly not be appropriate to so
comply, set out such circumstances)
Dated at this
day of ,19
(signature of solicitor)
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Form 141
NOTICE OF PETITION FOR DIVORCE
(Rule 787)
No 19
In the Supreme Court of Ontario
Between
A.B.
Petitioner
(Seal) and
CD. (and E.F.)
Respondent(s)
NOTICE OF PETITION FOR DIVORCE
To:
CD., of the.
.of,
in the of
(And To: E.F., of the of
in the of ;
TAKE NOTICE that a Petition for a Decree of
Divorce has been presented to this Court by the
Petitioner. A copy of it is attached to this notice.
AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE that if you
wish to oppose the said Petition or if you wish other
relief you must cause your Answer to be served on the
Petitioner and filed with proof of service in the office
of the undersigned registrar within the time herein-
after stated:
Where you are served within Ontario, within
twenty days after service on you of this
Notice, inclusive of the day of such service;
Where you are served elsewhere in Canada or
within one of the United States of America,
within forty days after service on you of this
Notice, inclusive of the day of such service; or
Where you are served elsewhere than within
Canada or within one of the United States of
America, within days after service on
you of this Notice, inclusive of the day of
such service, as provided in the order of the
Court authorizing such service to be made.
AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE that in default
of your serving and filing such Answer within the time
prescribed above the Petitioner may proceed herein
and (subject to the Rules of Court) you will not be
entitled to notice of any further proceedings and a
decree and other relief may be given in your absence.
AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE that in default
of Answer this proceeding may be set down within
thirty days of such default for hearing at the sittings
of this Court at and where so set
down and subject to the Rules of Court, you will not
be entitled to any further notice of the hearing.
AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE that you may
ascertain the approximate date of the hearing of the
said Petition and the date and details of any decree
from the office of the said registrar.
AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE that any
decree given at such hearing may become final after
the expiration of such time from the granting thereof
as the decree may provide unless in the meantime you
deliver to the undersigned and to the petitioner and to
Her Majesty's Proctor at Toronto, a written Notice
that you wish to show cause why the decree should
not become final and the grounds therefor.
AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE that neither
spouse is free to remarry as a result of these proceedings
until a decree of divorce has been granted and such
decree has been made final.
Dated at the.
day of ,19..
(Local) Registrar, S.C.O.
(address)
The Petitioner's address is:
This Notice of Petition was issued on behalf of the
Petitioner by: solicitor(H)
whose address is: . : .
Note 1 : This Notice is to be served upon the respon-
dent spouse within sixty days from the date
on which it was issued, unless otherwise
ordered.
Note 2: The person who serves this notice shall at
the time of service request each respondent
to complete and sign in his presence the
following form of acknowledgement of
service and shall sign his name as a witness
to any signature thereto.
I am the person named as
a Respondent in this Notice of Petition. I have this
day received a copy of the within Notice and attached
Petition and my mailing address for further service of
documents is
Witness:
(signature)
Form 142
AFFIDAVIT OF SERVICE OF A PETITON AND
NOTICE OF PETITION FOR DIVORCE
(Rule 791)
No 19....
In the Supreme Court of Ontario
Between
A.B.
Petitioner
and
CD. (and E.F.)
Respondent(s)
AFFIDAVIT OF SERVICE
260
O. Reg. 156/68
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
1329
of the of.
in the.
of.
(occupation)
make oath and say as follows:
1. I did on , the.
day of , 19 .... , personally serve
the above-named respondent(s) with the
attached Notice of Petition for Divorce to-
gether with the Petition for Divorce attached
thereto by delivering true copies of the same to
and leaving the same with the said respon-
dent(s) on the day aforesaid at
2. Upon the said copies so served as aforesaid
were endorsed at the time of such service true
copies of all the endorsements appearing upon
the original Notice of Petition and Petition.
3. At the time of such service I requested the
said respondent(s) to complete and sign the
acknowledgement of service endorsed on the
said Notice of Petition and my request was
complied with and I witnessed such sig-
nature(s) and signed the endorsement accord-
ingly {or my request was refused as the case
may be).
4. My means of knowledge as to the identity of
the person(s) so served were as follows:
(a)
(b)
Etc., etc.
5. To effect such service I necessarily travelled
miles.
Sworn, etc.
Form 143
ANSWER TO PETITION FOR DIVORCE
(Rule 795)
No 19....
In the Supreme Court of Ontario
Between
A.B.
and
CD. (and E.F.)
Petitioner
Respondent(s)
ANSWER
1. The respondent(s) admit(s) the allegations in
paragraphs and
of the petition for divorce.
2. (set out concisely in convenient paragraphs a
statement of the material facts relied upon for
contesting petition)
Delivered, etc.
Form 144
ANSWER AND COUNTER-PETITION
(Rule 795)
No 19....
In the Supreme Court of Ontario
Between
A.B.
and
CD. (and E.F.)
Petitioner
Respondent(s)
(where another person as well as the petitioner is
made a party to the counter-petition, add a
second style of cause)
And Between
CD.
Petitioner by Counter- petition
and
A.B. and G.H.
Respondents by Counter-petition
ANSWER AND COUNTER-PETITION
1, The respondent CD. admits the allegations in
paragraphs and ,
of the petition for divorce.
2. (set out concisely in convenient paragraphs a
statement of the material facts relied upon for
contesting petition)
3. I hereby petition for a decree of divorce
(and where applicable and for an order for
alimony, custody, maintenance and costs
as the case may be under rule 778) on the
grounds and in the circumstances following:
(complete all the numbered paragraphs of
Form 140 the facts of which have not been
admitted in paragraph 1 hereof and, where the
relief asked includes a claim for a decree of
divorce, the statement of the solicitor according
to Form 140)
Delivered, etc.
261
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O. Reg. 156/68
Form 145
NOTICE TO RESPONDENT ADDED BY
COUNTER-PETITION
(Rule 795)
No 19.
In the Supreme Court of Ontario
Between
(Seal)
And Between
Petitioner
Respondent(s)
A.B.
and
CD. (and E.F.)
CD.
Petitioner by Counter-petition
and
A.B. and G.H.
Respondents by Counter-petition
NOTICE TO RESPONDENT ADDED BY
COUNTER-PETITION
To: G.H. of the of ,
in the of
TAKE NOTICE that a Petition for a Decree of
Divorce has been presented to this Court by A.B.,
a copy of which is attached to this Notice.
AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE that the
respondent CD. has filed an answer and counter-
petition against A.B. and you, the said G.H., a copy
of which is attached to this Notice.
AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE that if you
wish to oppose the said Counter- petition or if you wish
other relief you must cause your Answer to be served
on the said CD. and on the Petitioner A.B. and filed
with proof of service in the office of the undersigned
registrar within the time hereinafter stated:
Where you are served within Ontario, within
twenty days after service on you of this
Notice, inclusive of the day of such service;
Where you are served elsewhere in Canada
or within one of the United States of America,
within forty days after service on you of this
Notice, inclusive of the day of such service; or
Where you are served elsewhere than within
Canada or within one of the United States of
America, within days after service on
you of this Notice, inclusive of the day of such
service, as provided in the order of the Court
authorizing such service to be made.
AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE that in default
of your serving and filing such Answer within the time
prescribed above the said CD. may proceed herein and
(subject to the Rules of Court) you will not be entitled
to notice of any further proceedings and a decree and
other relief may be given in your absence.
AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE that any
decree given at the hearing of these proceedings may
become final after the expiration of such time from the
granting thereof as the decree may provide unless in
the meantime you deliver to the undersigned and to
CD. and to A.B. the petitioner and to Her Majesty's
Proctor at Toronto, a written Notice that you wish to
show cause why the decree should not become final and
the grounds therefor.
Dated at , the
day of ,19....
(Local) Registrar, S.C.O.
(address)
The address of CD. is:
This Notice of Counter-petition was issued on behalf
of the Counter-petitioner by:
solicitor(s) whose address is:
Note 1 : This Notice is to be served upon the respond-
ent added by counter-petition within thirty
days from the date on which it was issued,
unless otherwise ordered.
Note 2: The person who serves this notice shall at
the time of service request the respondent
added by counter-petition to complete and
sign in his presence the following form of
acknowledgement of service and shall sign
his name as a witness to any signature
thereto.
I am the person named as
a Respondent added by Counter-petition in this
Notice of Counter-petition. I have this day received
a copy of the within Notice, the attached Answer and
Counter-petition and the Petition and my mailing
address for further service of documents is
(signature)
Witness:
(date)
Form 146
NOTICE OF HEARING FOR MATRIMONIAL
CAUSES OTHER THAN AT TORONTO
NON-JURY SITTINGS
(Rule 799)
No
In the Supreme Court of Ontario
19.
Between
A.B.
and
CD. {and E.F.)
Petitioner
Respondent(s)
NOTICE OF HEARING
TAKE NOTICE that this proceeding has been set
down for hearing at the sittings of this Court at
262
O. Reg. 156/68
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
1331
commencing on the
day of ,19....
Delivered, etc.
Form 147
NOTICE OF HEARING FOR MATRIMONIAL
CAUSES AT TORONTO NON-JURY
SITTINGS
Between
(Rule 799)
No
In the Supreme Court of Ontario
A.B.
19.
Petitioner
and
CD. (and E.F.)
Respondent(s)
NOTICE OF HEARING
TAKE NOTICE that this proceeding has been set
down on the day of. , 19. .
for hearing at the Toronto Non-Jury Sittings.
Delivered, etc.
Form 148
DECREE NISI
(Rule 804)
No 19...
In the Supreme Court of Ontario
The Honourable Mr. Justice 1 day, the
J day of , 19...
Between
A.B.
Petitioner
(Seal)
and
CD. (and E.F.)
DECREE NISI
Respondent(s)
This proceeding coming on this day for hearing at
the sittings of this Court at ,
in the presence of counsel for the petitioner, no one
appearing for the respondents (or as the case may be)
although duly served with the notice of petition and
the petition (and where applicable and with notice of
hearmg), upon hearing read the pleadings and hearing
the evidence adduced, and what was alleged by counsel
afore.said: {where the decree may be made absolute in
less than three months add and the Court being of
opinion that by reason of special circumstances it would
be in the public interest for the decree to be made
absolute within
from the date hereof, and the parties having agreed
and undertaken that no appeal will be taken from this
decree)
1. This Court Doth Decree and Adjudge
that the petitioner A.B., whose marriage to the
respondent CD. was solemnized at the
of , in the of ,
on the day of , 19. . . ., be
divorced from the said respondent CD. unless sufficient
cause be shown to this court within
from the date hereof why this decree should not be
absolute.
2. And This Court Doth Order and Adjudge
3. And This Court Doth Further Order and
Adjudge
Judgment signed this day of , 19. . .
(Local) Registrar, S.C.O.
( The following notice shall be inscribed at the foot of the
decree nisi unless service of the decree nisi has been
dispensed with)
NOTICE OF DECREE NISI
To the respondent CD.:
TAKE NOTICE that this decree nisi for divorce
was granted by this Court in these proceedings and
may become final after the expiration of
from its date unless in the meantime you deliver to
the undersigned and to the solicitor for the petitioner
and to Her Majesty's Proctor at Toronto a written
notice that you wish to show cause why this decree
should not become final and the grounds therefor.
AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE that you are
not free to remarry as a result of these proceedings
until this decree has been made final by the court.
(Local) Registrar, S.C.O.
(address)
Form 149
DECREE ABSOLUTE AT HEARING
(Rule 804)
No 19.
In the Supreme Court of Ontario
The Honourable Mr. Justice ] day, the. . .
day of ,19.
263
1332
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 156/68
Between
A.B.
Petitioner
(Seal) and
CD. (and E.F.)
Respondent(s)
DECREE ABSOLUTE AT HEARING
This proceeding coming on this day for hearing at
the sittings of this Court at ,
in the presence of counsel for all parties, upon hearing
read the pleadings and hearing the evidence adduced,
and what was alleged by counsel aforesaid, and the
Court having decreed and adjudged that the petitioner
is entitled to be divorced from the respondent spouse,
and having granted a decree nisi, and the parties having
agreed and undertaken that no appeal will be taken
from that decree, and the Court being of opinion that
by reason of special circumstances it would be in the
public interest for a decree absolute to be granted at
this hearing,
1. This Court Doth Decree and Adjudge
that the petitioner A.B., whose marriage to the
respondent CD. was solemnized at the
of , in the of ,
on the day of , 19 ... ,
is hereby divorced from the said respondent CD.
2. And This Court Doth Order and Adjudge
3. And This Court Doth Further Order and
Adjudge
Judgment signed this day of , 19. . .
(Local) Registrar, S.C.O.
Form 150
APPLICATION FOR DECREE ABSOLUTE BY
PETITIONER OR COUNTER-PETITIONER
(Rule 806)
No.
19.
In the Supreme Court of Ontario
Between
A.B.
and
CD. (and E.F.)
Petitioner
Respondent(s)
APPLICATION FOR DECREE ABSOLUTE BY
THE PETITIONER (or COUNTER-PETITIONER
as the case may be)
I, X.Y., the solicitor in this proceeding for the
petitioner A.B. {or counter-petitioner CD. as the case
may be) give notice that application is hereby made
for decree absolute in this proceeding and I hereby
certify to this Honourable Court that:
1. No appeal from the decree nisi herein, has
been served upon me or upon my firm.
2. No notice of desire to show cause why the
decree should not be made absolute has been
served upon me or upon my firm.
Signed this.
.day of , 19...
(signature)
Note 1;
Note 2:
(address)
Where notice of appeal or of desire to show
cause has been given in the proceeding, the
certificate of the solicitor shall state the fact
and shall certify as to the disposition thereof.
This notice of application is to be signed
after the expiration of the period that must
intervene before the decree nisi may be made
absolute and within ten days of the filing
thereof.
Form 151
CERTIFICATE OF REGISTRAR
(Rule 806)
No 19.
In the Supreme Court of Ontario
Between
A.B.
and
CD. (and E.F.)
Petitioner
Respondent(s)
CERTIFICATE OF REGISTRAR
of the of.
in the of
hereby certify to this Honourable Court that:
1. I have made or caused to be made the searches
required by Rule 806 (2) and state that
(a) no appeal from the decree nisi is pending (or
the appeal taken has been abandoned or
dismissed as the case may be),
(&) no order has been made extending the time
for appealing from the decree nisi (or an order
has been made extending the time for appeal-
ing from the decree nisi and such time has
expired without an appeal having been taken
as the case may be), and
(c) no notice of desire to show cause why the
decree nisi should not be made absolute has
been filed (or a notice of desire to show cause
why the decree nisi should not be niade
absolute was filed and has been dealt with by
the court as follows.
as the case may be)
264
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THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 157/68 1333
2. The rules relating to the granting of a decree
absolute have been complied with, (where such rules
have not been complied with, the registrar shall state the
circumstances fully)
Dated at , this .
day of ,19
(Local) Registrar, S.C.O.
Form 152
DECREE ABSOLUTE OTHER
THAxN AT THE HEARING
(Rule 804)
No 19..
In the Supreme Court of Ontario
The Honourable Mr. Justice 1 day, the. . . .
J day of , 19. .
Between
A.B.
Petitioner
(Seal) and
CD. (and E.F.)
DECREE ABSOLUTE
Respondent(s)
The petitioner {or as the case may be) having made
application for a decree making absolute the decree
nisi herein whereby this Court did decree and adjudge
that the petitioner be divorced from the respondent
spouse unless sufficient cause be shown to this Court
within
from the date thereof why the said decree should not
be made absolute and so such cause having been shown:
1. This Court Doth Decree and Adjudge
that the decree nisi herein dated the day of
, 19 .... , be and it is hereby
made absolute and that the petitioner A.B., whose
marriage to the respondent CD. was solemnized at the
of
in the of.
on the day of , 19 ... ,
is hereby divorced from the said respondent, CD.
Judgment signed this day of , 19. .
(Local) Registrar, S.C.O.
24. Tariff A, being the fees to be allowed solicitors
in the .Supreme Court, of Regulation 396 of Revised
Regulations of Ontario, 1960, as amended by Ontario
Regulation 201/61, and further amended by Ontario
Regulation 162/62, and further amended by Ontario
Regulation 180/64, is amended as follows:
(a) Item 3 is revoked and the following
substituted therefor:
"Pleadings 40.00
This item covers all pleadings,
affidavits on production, jury
notices, etc., etc. Where there
is a counter-claim or counter-
petition and the costs of claim
and counter-claim or of petition
and counter-petition are awarded
to different parties, this item and
items 7 and 8 shall be apportioned
by the taxing officer.",
(b) Item 12 is amended by striking out
"judgment" and substituting "decree"
therefor, and,
(c) Item 17 is amended by inserting "or
decree" immediately following "judg-
ment".
25. Tariff B, being the Tariff of Disbursements, of
Regulation 396 of Revised Regulations of Ontario,
1960, as amended by Ontario Regulation 162/62, and
further amended by Ontario Regulation 180/64, and
further amended by Ontario Regulation 155/65, and
further amended by Ontario Regulation 207/66, and
further amended by Ontario Regulation 242/67, insofar
as it relates to disbursements payable in the Supreme
Court, is amended as follows:
(a) sub-item (1) of Item 1 is amended by
striking out "writ of summons" and
substituting "notice of petition"
therefor,
(b) sub-item (2) of Item 1 is amended by
adding thereto the following:
"a duplicate or concurrent notice
of petition in a matrimonial cause 5 . 00",
(c) sub-item (5) of Item 1 is amended by
adding thereto the following para-
graph:
"a notice of counter-petition'to a
respondent added by counter-
petition in a matrimonial cause. 10.00",
(d) a new item is added immediately
following Item 2 as follows:
"2A. On the filing of an Answer
• to a petition in a matri-
monial cause 5.00",
(e) Item 6 is amended by striking out
"judgment" and substituting "decree"
therefor.
26. This regulation comes into force on the day the
Divorce Act (Canada) comes into force.
(9643)
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THE ANATOMY ACT, 1967
O. Reg, 157/68.
Designation of Schools.
Made— April 25th, 1968.
Filed— May 2nd, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE ANATOMY ACT, 1967
1. Item 7 of section 1 of Ontario Regulation 437/67,
as made by section 1 of Ontario Regulation 111/68, is
revoked and the following substituted therefor:
7. McMaster University — Faculty of Medicine
(9644) 19
265
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O. Reg. 158/68
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 161/68 1387
Publications Under The Regulations Act
May 18th, 1968
THE HIGHWAY TRAFFIC ACT
O. Reg. 158/68.
Construction Zones.
Made— May 2nd, 1968.
Filed— May 6th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE HIGHWAY TRAFFIC ACT
1. Schedules 2, 3, 5, 7, 8, 11, 13, 15, 18, 19, 22, 23,
26, 30, 33, 34 and 35 to Ontario Regulation 233/67
are revoked.
2. Schedule 27 to Regulation 233/67, as amended
by section 2 of Ontario Regulation 305/67, is revoked.
(9670)
20
THE HIGHWAY TRAFFIC ACT
O. Reg. 159/68.
Parking.
Made— May 2nd, 1968.
Filed— May 6th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE HIGHWAY TRAFFIC ACT
1. Schedule 2 of Regulation 229 of Revised Regu-
lations of Ontario, 1960, as made by section 3 of
Ontario Regulation 116/64 and amended by section 2
of Ontario Regulation 296/67, is further amended by
adding thereto the following paragraph:
3. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 2 in the Township of Pickering in the
County of Ontario lying between a point
situate at its intersection with the line between
the Township of Scarborough in the County
of York and the Township of Pickering in the
County of Ontario and a point situate at its
intersection with the westerly limit of the
bridge abutment over the Rouge River.
2. Regulation 229 of Revised Regulations of
Ontario, 1960, as amended by Ontario Regulations
114/64, 116/64, 285/64, 310/64, 147/66, 251/66,
15/67, 211/67, 296/67 and 13/68, is further amended
by adding thereto the following schedules:
Schedule 15
HIGHWAY NO. 5
1. On the north side of that part of the King's
Highway known as No. 5 in the Town of
Mississauga in the County of Peel commen-
cing at a point situate 300 feet measured
easterly from its intersection with the easterly
limit of the King's Highway known as No. 10
and extending easterly therealong for a
distance of 235 feet more or less.
2. On the north side of that part of the King's
Highway known as No. 5 in the Town of
Mississauga in the County of Peel com-
mencing at a point situate 300 feet measured
westerly from its intersection with the west-
erly limit of the roadway known as Novar
Road and extending westerly therealong for a
distance of 100 feet more or less.
Schedule 16
HIGHWAY NO. 10
1. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 10 in the Town of Mississauga in the
County of Peel commencing at a point situate
300 feet measured northerly from its inter-
section with the northerly limit of the King's
Highway known as No. 5 and extending
northerly therealong for a distance of 150 feet
more or less.
(9671) 20
THE HIGHWAY TRAFFIC ACT
O. Reg. 160/68.
Stop Signs at Intersections.
Made— May 2nd, 1968.
Filed— May 6th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE HIGHWAY TRAFFIC ACT
1. Ontario Regulation 117/62, as amended by
Ontario Regulations 90/63, 182/63, 208/63, 41/64,
106/64, 138/64, 273/65, 263/66, 393/66, 350/67,
12/68 and 102/68, is further amended by adding
thereto the following schedules:
Schedule 33
1. Highway No. 114 in the Township of Sand-
wich South in the County of Essex at its
intersection with the roadway known as
Essex Road No. 19.
2. Northbound and southbound on Highway
No. 114.
Schedule 34
1. Highway No. 535 in the locality of St. Charles
in the municipal Township of Casimir,
Jennings and Appleby in the District of
Sudbury at its intersection with the roadway
known as King Street.
2. Southbound on Highway No. 535.
(9672)
20
THE HIGHWAY TRAFFIC ACT
O. Reg. 161/68.
Speed Limits.
Made— May 2nd, 1968.
Filed— May 6th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE HIGHWAY TRAFFIC ACT
1. Paragraph 10 of Part 5 of Schedule 1 to Regu-
lation 232 of Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1960, as
made by subsection 5 of section 1 of Ontario Regulation
262/62, is revoked.
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O. Reg. 161/68
2.— (1) Part 1 of Schedule 8 to Regulation 232 of
Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1960, as amended by
Ontario Regulations 184/61, 15/62, 273/62, 81/64,
25/66, 370/66 and 151/67, is further amended by
adding thereto the following paragraph:
16. That part of the King's Highway known
Bruce and as No. 6 in the Township of Amabel in
Grey— the County of Bruce and in the Township
of Keppel in the County of Grey lying
Twps. of between a point situate at its intersection
Amabel and with the line between Concession 1
Keppel South of Centre Diagonal and Conces-
sion 2 South of Centre Diagonal and a
point situate 1800 feet measured south-
erly from its intersection with the
southerly limit of the road allowance
between concessions 21 and 22.
(2) Part 3 of the said Schedule 8, as amended by
Ontario Regulations 184/61, 15/62, 273/62, 81/64,
1/65, 370/66 and 151/67, is further amended by adding
thereto the following paragraphs:
19. That part of the King's Highway known
Bruce — as No. 6 in the Village of Hepworth in
the County of Bruce lying between a
Village of point situate at its intersection with the
Hepworth line between concessions 8 and 9 and a
point situate 1200 feet measured south-
erly from its intersection with the centre
line of the King's Highway known as
No. 70.
20. That part of the King's Highway known
Bruce — as No. 6 in the Village of Hepworth in the
County of Bruce lying between a point
Village of situate 800 feet measured northerly from
Hepworth its intersection with the centre line of the
roadway known as Spencer Street and a
point situate at its intersection with the
line between Concession 1 South of
Centre Diagonal and Concession 2 South
of Centre Diagonal.
3. Clause b of paragraph 5 of Part 4 of Schedule 9
to Regulation 232 of Revised Regulations of Ontario,
1960 is revoked.
4.— (1) Part 3 of Schedule 10 to Regulation 232 of
Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1960, as amended by
Ontario Regulations 128/62 and 81/64, is further
amended by adding thereto the following paragraph:
12. That part of the King's Highway known
Wentworth — as No. 8 in the Township of West Flam-
borough in the County of Wentworth
Twp. of West lying between a point situate at its inter-
Flamborough section with the westerly limit of the
roadway known as Mountain View Road
and a point situate at its intersection
with the westerly limit of the roadway
known as Crooks Hollow Road.
(2) Part 4 of the said Schedule 10, as amended by
Ontario Regulations 338/63, 1/65, 274/65, 134/66 and
370/66, is further amended by adding thereto the
following paragraph:
12. That part of the King's Highway known
Wentworth — as No. 8 in the Township of West Flam-
borough in the County of Wentworth
Twp. of West lying between a point situate 200 feet
Flamborough measured westerly from its intersection
with the centre line of the Canadian
National Railways overpass and a point
situate at its intersection with the west-
erly limit of the roadway known as
Mountain View Road.
(3) Part 6 of the said Schedule 8, as amended by
subsection 3 of section 2 of Ontario Regulation 81/64,
is further amended by adding thereto the following
paragraph :
3. That part of the King's Highway known
Wentworth — as No. 8 in the Township of West Flam-
borough in the County of Wentworth
Twp. of West commencing at a point situate 230 feet
Flamborough measured easterly from its intersection
with the centre line of the Canadian
National Railways overpass and extend-
ing westerly therealong for a distance of
430 feet more or less.
5. Part 1 of Schedule 12 to Regulation 232 of
Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1960, as amended by
Ontario Regulations 184/61, 128/62, 81/64 and 308/66,
is further amended by adding thereto the following
paragraph:
13. That part of the King's Highway known
Peel— as No. 10 in the Town of Mississauga in
the County of Peel lying between a point
Town of situate 200 feet measured northerly from
Mississauga its intersection with the centre line of the
roadway known as Burnhamthorpe Road
and a point situate 300 feet measured
northerly from its intersection with the
centre line of the King's Highway known
as No. 401.
6, — (1) Paragraph 7 of Part 1 of Schedule 13 to
Regulation 232 of Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1960,
as remade by subsection 1 of section 1 of Ontario
Regulation 178/63, is revoked and the following
substituted therefor:
7. That part of the King's Highway known
Districts of as No. 11 lying between a point situate
Parry Sound at its intersection with the centre line of
and Nipissing— Concession 3 in the Township of South
Himsworth in the District of Parry
Twp. of South Sound and a point situate 2400 feet
Himsworth measured southerly from its intersection
with the King's Highway known as No.
City of IIB in the City of North Bay in the
North Bay District of Nipissing.
(2) Paragraph 9 of Part 1 of the said Schedule 13,
as remade by subsection 2 of section 5 of Ontario
Regulation 151/67, is revoked and the following
substituted therefor:
9. That part of the King's Highway known
District of as No. 1 1 in the City of North Bay in the
Nipissing— District of Nipissing lying between a
point situate 1000 feet measured north-
City of erly from its intersection with the King's
North Bay Highway known as No. IIB and a point
situate 1100 feet measured northerly from
its intersection with the easterly junction
of the Icing's Highway known as No. 17.
(3) Paragraph 10 of Part 1 of the said Schedule 13,
as remade by subsection 1 of section 1 of Ontario
Regulation 265/63, is amended by striking out "Cortier
Street in the Township of Widdifield" in the sixth and
seventh lines and inserting in lieu thereof "Cartier
Street in the City of North Bay".
(4) Paragraph 17 of Part 1 of the said Schedule 13
is revoked and the following substituted therefor:
17. That part of the King's Highway known
District of as No. 11 in the District of Cochrane
Cochrane — lying between a point situate 2100 feet
measured westerly from its intersection
Twps. of with the westerly limit of the King's
Glacknieyer Highway known as No. 579 in the
and Kendrey Township of Glackmeyer and a point
situate 2000 feet measured easterly from
its intersection with the line between
lots 22 and 23 in Concession 8 in the
Township of Kendrey.
(5) Paragraph 28 of Part 1 of the said Schedule 13,
as made by subsection 4 of section 1 of Ontario Regu-
lation 356/61, is revoked and the following substituted
therefor:
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28. That part of the King's Highway known
District of as No. 11 in the District of Cochrane
Cochrane — lying between a point situate 1200 feet
measured northerly from its intersection
Twps. of with the northerly limit of the road allow-
Bowman and ance between lots 5 and 6 in Concession 6
Glackmeyer in the Township of Bowman and a point
situate 1200 feet measured southerly
from its intersection with the southerly
limit of the King's Highway known as
No. 579 in the Township of Glackmeyer.
(6) Clause b of paragraph 31 of Part 1 of the said
Schedule 13, as made by section 3 of Ontario Regu-
lation 227/64, is revoked and the following substituted
therefor:
(b) lying between a point situate at its intersection
with the line between lots 13 and 14 in Con-
cession 4 in the Township of Nipigon and a
point situate 500 feet measured easterly from
its intersection with the easterly limit of the
roadway known as Red River Road in the
City of Port Arthur.
(7) Paragraph 2 of Part 2a of the said Schedule 13,
as made by subsection 4 of section 5 of Ontario Regu-
lation 151/67, is revoked and the following substituted
therefor:
2. That part of the King's Highway known
Nipissing — as No. 11 and 17 in the City of North
Bay in the District of Nipissing lying
City of between a point situate 1100 feet meas-
North Bay sured northerly from its intersection with
the easterly junction of the King's High-
way known as No. 17 and a point situate
at its intersection with the westerly
junction of the said King's Highway
known as No. 17.
(8) Part 2a of the said Schedule 13, as made by
subsection 5 of section 5 of Ontario Regulation 81/64
and amended by Ontario Regulations 151/67 and
224/67, is further amended by adding thereto the
following paragraph:
4. That part of the King's Highway known
District of as No. 11 in the City of North Bay in
Nipissing — the District of Nipissing commencing at
a point situate 2400 feet measured
City of southerly from its intersection with the
North Bay King's Highway known as No. IIB and
extending northerly therealong for a
distance of 3400 feet more or less.
(9) Paragraph 8 of Part 3 of the said Schedule 13
is revoked and the following substituted therefor:
8. That part of the King's Highway known
District of as No. 11 in the Township of Glack-
Cochrane — meyer in the District of Cochrane com-
mencing at a point situate 1200 feet
Twp. of measured southerly from its intersection
Glackmeyer with the southerly limit of the King's
Highway known as No. 579 and extend-
ing northerly therealong for a distance of
3300 feet more or less.
(10) Paragraph 8 of Part 4 of the said Schedule 13
is revoked and the following substituted therefor:
8. That part of the King's Highway known
District of as No. 11 in the City of North Bay in
Nipissing — the District of Nipissing lying between
a point situate at its intersection with the
City of northerly limit of the King's Highway
North Bay known as No. 17 and a point situate
1000 feet measured northerly from its
intersection with the northerly limit of the
roadway known as Cartier Street.
7.—(l) Part 3 of Schedule 14 to Regulation 232
of Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1960, as amended
by Ontario Regulations 292/63 and 58/65, is further
amended by adding thereto the following paragraphs:
3. That part of the King's Highway known
Simcoe — as No. IIB in the County of Simcoe
lying between a point situate 100 feet
Twp. ofOrillia measured southerly from its intersection
with the southerly limit of the King's
Town of Orillia Highway known as No. 12 in the Town
of Orillia and a point situate at its inter-
section with the northerly limit of the
King's Highway known as No. 11 in the
Township of Orillia.
4. That part of the King's Highway known
Simcoe— as No. IIB in the Town of Orillia in the
County of Simcoe lying between a point
Town of Orillia situate 1400 feet measured northerly
from its intersection with the centre
line of the roadway known as Fitton's
Sideroad and a point situate at its inter-
section with the southerly limit of the
King's Highway known as No. 11.
(2) Paragraph 3 of Part 4 of the said Schedule 14,
as made by section 5 of Ontario Regulation 371/61,
is revoked.
(3) Paragraph 4 of Part 4 of the said Schedule 14,
as made by section 3 of Ontario Regulation 164/62, is
revoked.
(4) Paragraph 1 of Part 5 of the said Schedule 14,
as remade by subsection 2 of section 2 of Ontario
Regulation 431/67, is revoked and the following
substituted therefor:
1. That part of the King's Highway known
Simcoe— as No. IIB in the Town of Orillia in the
County of Simcoe lying between a point
Town of Orillia situate 100 feet measured northerly from
its intersection with the northerly limit
of the roadway known as St. Jean Street
and a point situate 1400 feet measured
northerly from its intersection with the
centre line of the roadway known as
Fitton's Sideroad.
(5) Paragraph 1 of Part 6 of the said Schedule 14,
as made by section 4 of Ontario Regulation 227/64, is
revoked.
8.— (1) Part 1 of Schedule 20 to Regulation 232
of Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1960, as amended
by Ontario Regulations 330/61, 52/62, 118/62, 128/62,
158/62, 183/62, 197/62, 231/62, 23/63, 114/63, 228/63,
338/63, 18/64, 227/64, 236/64, 284/64, 1/65, 206/65,
68/66, 250/66, 315/66, 370/66, 151/67, 224/67, 259/67,
335/67 and 431/67, is further amended by adding
thereto the following paragraph:
51. That part of the King's Highway known
Districts of as No. 17 lying between a point situate
Algomaand 4300 feet measured westerly from its
Thunder Bay — intersection with the roadway known as
Tukanee Road in the Township of Hunt
Twp. of Hunt in the District of Algoma and a point
and Municipal situate 500 feet measured easterly from
Twp. of its intersection with the roadway known
Terrace Bay as Mill Road in the municipal Township
of Terrace Bay in the District of Thunder
Bay.
(2) Paragraph 2c of Part 1 of the said Schedule 20,
as remade by section 1 of Ontario Regulation 236/64,
is revoked and the following substituted therefor:
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2a. That part of the King's Highway known
Carleton — as No. 17 in the County of Carleton
lying between a point situate at its inter-
Twps. of section with the line between lots 9 and
Gloucester and 10 in Concession 1 in the Township of
Nepean Gloucester and a point situate at its
intersection with the centre line of the
roadway known as Richmond Road in
the Township of Nepean.
(3) Paragraph 26 of Part 1 of the said Schedule 20,
as remade by section 1 of Ontario Regulation 236/64,
is revoked.
(4) Paragraph 9 of Part 1 of the said Schedule 20
is revoked and the following substituted therefor:
9. That part of the King's Highway known
District of as No. 17 in the District of Nipissing
Nipissing — lying between a point situate 2000 feet
measured westerly from its intersection
Twp. of with the line between lots 15 and 16 in
Papineau Concession 14 in the Township of
Papineau and a point situate 1100 feet
City of measured northerly from its intersection
North Bay with the southerly junction of the King's
Highway known as No. 11 in the City
of North Bay.
(5) Paragraph 10 of Part 1 of the said Schedule 20,
as remade by subsection 1 of section 3 of Ontario
Regulation 315/66, is amended by striking out "Town-
ship of Widdifield" in the sixth line and inserting in
lieu thereof "City of North Bay".
(6) Paragraph 22 of Part 1 of the said Schedule 20,
as remade by subsection 3 of section 7 of Ontario
Regulation 330/61, is revoked and the following
substituted therefor:
22. That part of the King's Highway known
District of as No. 17 in the District of Algoma
Algoma — lying between a point situate 1500 feet
measured westerly from its intersection
Twps. of with the westerly limit of the roadway
Gladstone and known as Patton Road in the Township
Plummer of Gladstone and a point situate 800 feet
Additional measured easterly from its intersection
with the easterly limit of the King's
Highway known as No. 561 in the
Township of Plummer Additional.
(7) Paragraph 23 of Part 1 of the said Schedule 20,
as remade by subsection 2 of section 2 of Ontario
Regulation 197/62, is revoked.
(8) Paragraph 27 of Part 1 of the said Schedule 20,
as remade by subsection 1 of section 3 of Ontario
Regulation 250/66, is revoked and the following
substituted therefor:
27. That part of the King's Highway known
District of as No. 17 in the District of Algoma lying
Algoma— between a point situate 1950 feet meas-
ured northerly from its intersection with
Twp. of Hunt the roadway known as Fourth Street in
the City of Sault Ste. Marie and a point
CityofSault situate 1000 feet measured easterly from
Ste. Marie its intersection with the roadway known
as Tukanee Road in the Township of
Hunt.
(9) Clause b of paragraph 30 of Part 1 of the said
Schedule 20, as made by section 5 of Ontario Regu-
lation 227/64, is revoked and the following substituted
therefor :
(6) lying between a point situate at its inter-
section with the line between lots 13 and 14
in Concession 4 in the Township of Nipigon
and a point situate 500 feet measured easterly
from its intersection with the easterly limit
of the roadway known as Red River Road in
the City of Port Arthur.
(10) Part 2a of the said Schedule 20, as made by
subsection 4 of section 12 of Ontario Regulation 184/61
and amended by Ontario Regulations 356/61, 128/62,
228/63 and 151/67, is further amended by adding
thereto the following paragraph:
District of
Nipissing —
City of
North Bay
That part of the King's Highway known
as No. 17 in the City of North Bay in the
District of Nipissing commencing at a
point situate at its intersection with the
northerly junction of the King's Highway
known as No. 11 and 17 and extending
westerly therealong for a distance of 700
feet more or less.
(11) Paragraph 2 of Part 2a of the said Schedule 20,
as made by section 2 of Ontario Regulation 356/61, is
revoked.
(12) Paragraph 7 of Part 2a of the said Schedule 20,
as made by subsection 2 of section 7 of Ontario Regu-
lation 151/67, is revoked and the following substituted
therefor:
7. That part of the King's Highway known
District of as No. 1 1 and 1 7 in the City of North Bay
Nipissing — in the District of Nipissing lying between
a point situate 1100 feet measured north-
City of erly from .its intersection with the
North Bay easterly junction of the King's Highway
known as No. 17 and a point situate at
its intersection with the westerly junc-
tion of the said King's Highway known
as No. 17.
( 13) Paragraph 12 of Part 4 of the said Schedule 20
is revoked.
9.— (1) Part 1 of Schedule 23 to Regulation 232 of
Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1960, as amended by
Ontario Regulations 15/62 and 158/62, is further
amended by adding thereto the following paragraphs:
11. That part of the King's Highway known
Oxford— as No. 19 in the Township of East
Nissouri in the County of Oxford lying
Twp. of between a point situate 800 feet measured
East Nissouri northerly from its intersection with the
line between lots 4 and 5 in Concession 1 1
and a point situate 800 feet measured
southerly from its intersection with the
centre line of the roadway known as
Oxford County Road No. 16.
12. That part of the King's Highway known
Oxford— as No. 19 in the Township of East
Nissouri in the County of Oxford lying
Twp. of between a point situate 1000 feet meas-
East Nissouri ured northerly from its intersection with
the centre line of the roadway known as
Oxford County Road No. 16 and a point
situate 700 feet measured southerly from
its intersection with the centre line of the
roadway known as Oxford County Road
No. 28.
13. That part of the King's Highway known
Oxford and as No. 19 lying between a point situate
Perth— 800 feet measured northerly from its
intersection with the centre line of the
Twps. of roadway known as Oxford County Road
East Nissouri No. 28 in the Township of East Nissouri
and Blanshard in the County of Oxford and a point
situate at its intersection with the King's
Highway known as No. 7 in the Town-
ship of Blanshard in the County of
Perth.
(2) Part 4 of the said Schedule 23, as amended by
Ontario Regulations 15/62 and 158/62, is further
amended by adding thereto the following paragraph:
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10. That part of the King's Highway known
Oxford — as No. 19 in the Township of East
Nissouri in the County of Oxford com-
Twp. of mencing at a point situate 800 feet
East Nissouri measured southerly from its intersection
with the centre line of the roadway known
as Oxford County Road No. 16 and
extending northerly therealong for a
distance of 1800 feet more or less.
(3) Part 5 of the said Schedule 23 is amended by
adding thereto the following paragraph:
2. That part of the King's Highway known
Oxford— as No. 19 in the Township of East
Nissouri in the County of Oxford com-
Twp. of mencing at a point situate at its inter-
East Nissouri section with the northerly limit of the
King's Highway known as No. 2 and
extending northerly therealong for a
distance of 2070 feet more or less.
10. Part 3 of Schedule 31 to Regulation 232 of
Revised Regulations of Ontario 1960 is revoked and
the following substituted therefor:
Part 3
1. That part of the King's Highway known
Provisional as No. 35 in the Township of Anson,
County of Hindon and Minden in the Provisional
Haliburton — County of Haliburton commencing at a
point situate 200 feet measured southerly
Twp. of Anson, from its intersection with the southerly
Hindon and limit of the King's Highway known as
Minden No. 530 and extending northerly there-
along for a distance of 4000 feet more or
less.
11.— (1) Paragraph 3 of Part 1 of Schedule 38 to
Regulation 232 of Revised Regulations of Ontario,
1960, as made by subsection 1 of section 5 of Ontario
Regulation 118/62, is amended by striking out "Geor-
gina" in the eleventh line and inserting in lieu thereof
"North Gwillimbury".
(2) Paragraph 8 of Part 1 of the said Schedule 38,
as made by subsection 2 of section 4 of Ontario Regu-
lation 34/63, is revoked and the following substituted
therefor:
8. That part of the King's Highway known
York — as No. 48 in the County of York lying
between a point situate 750 feet measured
Twps. of North northerly from its intersection with the
Gwillimbury line between lots 11 and 12 in Concession
and Georgina 8 in the Township of North Gwillimbury
and a point situate 1400 feet measured
southerly from its intersection with the
southerly limit of the road allowance
between concessions 6 and 7 in the
Township of Georgina.
(3) Paragraph 1 of Part 3 of the said Schedule 38,
as remade by subsection 1 of section 11 of Ontario
Regulation 15/62, is revoked.
(4) Paragraph 1 of Part 4 of the said Schedule 38,
as remade by subsection 2 of section 11 of Ontario
Regulation 15/62, is revoked.
(5) Paragraph 2 of Part 4 of the said Schedule 38,
as made by subsection 4 of section 5 of Ontario Regu-
lation 118/62, is amended by striking out "Georgina"
in the second line and inserting in lieu thereof "North
Gwillimbury".
12. Paragraph 2 of Part 6 of Schedule 43d to
Regulation 232 of Revised Regulations of Ontario,
1960, as made by subsection 3 of section 9 of Ontario
Regulation 431/67, is revoked and the following
substituted therefor:
Hastings-
Twp. of
Huntingdon
2. That part of the King's Highway known
as No. 62 ia the Township of Huntingdon
in the County of Hastings commencing
at a point situate 2000 feet measured
southerly from its intersection with the
centre line of the road allowance between
the townships of Huntingdon and Madoc
and extending northerly therealong for a
distance of 500 feet more or less.
13. Paragraph 1 of Part 5 of Schedule 43c to Regu-
lation 232 of Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1960, as
made by section 7 of Ontario Regulation 231/62, is
revoked.
14.— -( 1 ) Part 4 of Schedule 43e to Regulation 232
of Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1960, as made by
section 2 of Ontario Regulation 31/65, is revoked and
the following substituted therefor:
Part 4
1. That part of the King's Highway known
District of as No. 64 in the townships of Cosby and
Sudbury— Martland in the District of Sudbury
commencing at a point situate 2600 feet
Twps. of measured southerly from its intersection
Cosby and with the southerly limit of the King's
Martland Highway known as No. 535 and extend-
ing northerly therealong for a distance of
1600 feet more or less.
(2) Part 6 of the said Schedule 43c, as made by
section 2 of Ontario Regulation 31/65, is amended by
adding thereto the following paragraph:
2. That part of the King's Highway known
District of as No. 64 in the townships of Cosby and
Sudbury — Martland in the District of Sudbury
commencing at a point situate 1000 feet
Twps. of Cosby measured southerly from its intersection
and Martland with the southerly limit of the King's
Highway known as No. 535 and extend-
ing northerly therealong for a distance of
3100 feet more or less.
15. Part 1 of Schedule 43a to Regulation 232 of
Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1960, as made by
section 8 of Ontario Regulation 158/62, is revoked and
the following substituted therefor:
Part 1
1. That part of the King's Highway known
District of as No. 65 in the District of Timiskaming
Timiskaming — lying between a point situate at its
intersection with the easterly limit of
Twps. of the King's Highway known as No. IIB
Dymond and in the Township of Dymond and a point
Casey situate at its intersection with the
Ontario-Quebec boundary in the Town-
ship of Casey.
16. Part 6 of Schedule 44 to Regulation 232 of
Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1960, as amended by
Ontario Regulations 246/65 and 151/67, is further
amended by adding thereto the following paragraph:
3. That part of the King's Highway known
District of as No. 66 in the locality of Kearns in the
Timiskaming— Township of McGarry in the District of
Timiskaming lying between a point
Twp. of situate 100 feet measured easterly from
McGarry its intersection with the roadway known
as Humel Street and a point situate
Locality of 200 feet measured westerly from its
Kearns intersection with the roadway known as
Kearns Street.
17. Part 5 of Schedule 45 to Regulation 232 of
Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1960, as amended by
subsection 4 of section 7 of Ontario Regulation 128/62,
is further amended by adding thereto the following
paragraph :
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Grey—
Twp. of
Keppel
2. That part of the King's Highway known
District of as No. 69 in the District of Sudbury
Sudbury— lying between a point situate 200 feet
measured southerly from its intersection
Twps. of with the southerly limit of the roadway
Hanmer and known as Glenn Street in the Township
Capreol of Hanmer and a point situate 500 feet
measured southerly from its intersection
with the southerly limit of the King's
Highway known as No. 545 in the Town-
ship of Capreol.
18. Regulation 232 of Revised Regulations of
Ontario, 1960 is amended by adding thereto the
following schedules:
HIGHWAY NO . 70
Schedule 45b
Part 1
1. That part of the King's Highway known
Grey— as No. 70 in the County of Grey lying
between a point situate at its intersection
Twps. of Derby with the northerly limit of the King's
and Keppel Highway known as No. 6 and 21 in the
Township of Derby and a point situate
1500 feet measured southerly from its
intersection with the line between lots
19 and 20 in Concession 2 South of
Ouphant Road in the Township of
Keppel.
. That part of the King's Highway known
as No. 70 in the Township of Keppel
in the County of Grey lying between
a point situate 1730 feet measured
northerly from its intersection with the
roadway known as John Street in the
Village of Shallow Lake and a point
situate 1700 feet measured southerly
from its intersection with the centre line
of the road allowance between the Town-
ship of Keppel and the Village of Hep-
worth.
Part 2
(Reserved)
Part 2a
(Reserved)
Part 3
1. That part of the King's Highway known
Grey— as No. 70 in the Township of Keppel in
the County of Grey commencing at a
Twp. of point situate at its intersection with the
Keppel line between lots 19 and 20 in Concession
2 South of Ouphant Road and extending
southerly therealong for a distance of
1 500 feet more or less.
2. That part of the King's Highway known
Grey- as No. 70 in the Township of Keppel m
the County of Grey commencing at a
Twp. of point situate 200 feet measured southerly
Keppel from its intersection with the centre Ime
of the road allowance between the Town-
ship of Keppel and the Village of Hep-
worth and extending southerly therealong
for a distance of 1500 feet more or less.
Part 4
1. That part of the King's Highway known
Grey— as No. 70 in the Village of Shallow Lake
in the County of Grey lying between a
Village of point situate 230 feet measured northerly
Shallow Lake from its intersection with the centre line
Grey —
Twp. of
Keppel
of the roadway known as John Street
and extending northerly therealong for a
distance of 1500 feet more or less.
Part 5
(Reserved)
Part 6
That part of the King's Highway known
as No. 70 in the Township of Keppel in
the County of Grey commencing at a
point situate at its intersection with the
centre line of the road allowance between
the Township of Keppel in the County
of Grey and the Village of Hepworth in
the County of Bruce and extending
southerly therealong for a distance of
200 feet more or less.
Middlesex—
Twps. of
Ekfrid and
Mosa
Middlesex and
Lambton —
Twps. of
Ekfrid and
Moore
HIGHWAY NO . 80
Schedule 46f
Lambton —
Twp. of Moore
Lambton —
Twp. of Moore
Part 1
That part of the King's Highway known
as No. 80 in the townships of Ekfrid and
Mosa in the County of Middlesex lying
between a point situate at its intersection
with the northerly limit of the King's
Highway known as No. 2 and a point
situate 700 feet measured southerly from
its intersection with the centre line of the
road allowance between Range 2 North
of Longwoods Road and Concession 1.
That part of the King's Highway known
as No. 80 lying between a point situate
1615 feet measured northerly from its
intersection with the centre line of the
road allowance between concessions 1 and
2 in the Township of Ekfrid in the
County of Middlesex and a point situate
at its intersection with the line between
lots 5 and 6 in concessions 4 and 5 in the
Township of Moore in the County of
Lambton.
That part of the King's Highway known
as No. 80 in the Township of Moore in
the Couiity of Lambton lying between a
point situate 50 feet measured easterly
from its intersection with the line between
lots 7 and 8 in concessions 4 and 5 and a
point situate 600 feet measured easterly
from its intersection with the centre line
of the roadway known as County Road
No. 7.
That part of the King's Highway known
as No. 80 in the Township of Moore in
the County of Lambton lying between a
point situate 1100 feet measured westerly
from its intersection with the centre line
of the roadway known as County Road
No. 7 and a point situate at its inter-
section with the easterly limit of the
King's Highway known as No. 40.
Part 2
(Reserved)
Part la
(Reserved)
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Part 3
1. That part of the King's Highway known
Middlesex— as No. 80 in the townships of Mosa and
Ekfrid in the County of Middlesex lying
Twps. of Mosa between a point situate 700 feet measured
and Ekfrid southerly from its intersection with the
centre line of the road allowance between
Range 2 North of Longwoods Road and
Concession 1 and a point situate 460 feet
measured southerly from its intersection
with the centre line of the roadway known
as Parkhouse Road.
2. That part of the King's Highway known
Middlesex— as No. 80 in the townships of Mosa and
Ekfrid in the County of Middlesex com-
Twps. ofMosa mencing at a point situate 315 feet
and Ekfrid measured northerly from its intersection
with the centre line of the road allowance
between concessions 1 and 2 and extend-
ing northerly therealong for a distance of
1300 feet more or less.
Part 4
1. That part of the King's Highway known
Lambton— as No. 80 in the Township of Moore in
the County of Lambton lying between
Twp. of Moore a point situate at its intersection with the
line between lots 5 and 6 in concessions
4 and 5 and a point situate 50 feet
measured easterly from its intersection
with the line between lots 7 and 8 in the
said concessions 4 and 5.
Part 5
(Reserved)
-Part 6
That part of the King's Highway known
as No. 80 in the townships of NIosa and
Ekfrid in the County of Middlesex lying
between a point situate 460 feet measured
southerly from its intersection with the
centre line of the roadway known as
Parkhouse Road and a point situate
142 feet measured southerly from its
intersection with the centre line of the
roadway known as Anne Street in the
Village of Glencoe.
Middlesex —
Twps. of Mosa
and Ekfrid
HIGHWAY NO. 502
Schedule 61j
Part 1
1.
That part of the King's Highway known
Lennox and as No. 502 lying between a point situate
Addington, and 245 feet measured easterly from its
Hastings— intersection with the line between lots
18 and 19 in Concession 2 in the Township
Twps. of of Richmond in the County of Lennox
Richmond and and Addington and a point situate 1000
Tyendinaga feet measured easterly from its inter-
section with the King's Highway known
as No. 2 and 49 in the Township of
Tyendinaga in the County of Hastings.
Part 2
(Reserved)
Part 2o
(Reserved)
Part 3
1. That part of the King's Highway known
Lennox and as No. 502 in the Township of Richmond
Addington — in the County of Lennox and Addington
lying between a point situate 1100 feet
Twp. of measured westerly from its intersection
Richmond with the centre line of the roadway
known as Marilyn Avenue in the Town
of Napanee and a point situate 245 feet
measured easterly from its intersection
with the line between lots 18 and 19 in
Concession 2.
Part 4
(Reserved)
Part 5
(Reserved)
Part 6
(Reserved)
19. Part 6 of Schedule 62c to Regulation 232 of
Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1960, as made by
section 5 of Ontario Regulation 246/65, is amended by
adding thereto the following paragraph:
2. That part of the King's Highway known
District of as No. 535 in the townships of Cosby
Sudbury — and Martland in the District of Sudbury
commencing at a point situate at its
Twps. of Cosby intersection with the King's Highway
and Martland known as No. 64 and extending northerly
therealong for a distance of 2200 feet
more or less.
20. Paragraph 1 of Part 6 of Schedule 65e to Regu-
lation 232 of Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1960,
as made by section 8 of Ontario Regulation 335/67,
is amended by striking out "1200" in the eighth line
and inserting in lieu thereof "1600".
21. Regulation 232 of Revised Regulations of
Ontario, 1960 is amended by adding thereto the
following Schedule:
HIGHWAY NO. 606
Schedule 66q
Part 1
(Reserved)
Part 2
( Reserved)
Part 2a
(Reserved)
Part 3
(Reserved)
Part 4
(Reserved)
Part 5
(Reserved)
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O. Reg. 163/68
Part 6
1. That part of the King's Highway known
District of as No. 606 in the locality of Markstay in
Sudbury — the Township of Hagar in the District
of Sudbury lying between a point situate
Twp. of Hagar 150 feet measured southerly from its
intersection with the Canadian Pacific
Locality of Railway crossing and a point situate at
Markstay its intersection with the line between
concessions 3 and 4.
22. Paragraph 1 of Part 1 of Schedule 69 to Regu-
lation 232 of Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1960, as
made by section 2 of Ontario Regulation 236/64, is
revoked.
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THE TOBACCO TAX ACT, 1965
O. Reg. 162/68.
General.
Made— May 2nd, 1968.
Filed— May 6th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE TOBACCO TAX ACT, 1965
1. — (1) Clause a of subsection 1 of section 10 of
Ontario Regulation 318/65 is amended by striking out
"25th" in the first line and inserting in lieu thereof
"28th".
(2) Subsection 2 of the said section 10 is amended
by striking out "25th" in the seventh line and inserting
in lieu thereof "28th".
2. Subsection 1 of section 18 of Ontario Regu-
lation 318/65, as amended by section 1 of Ontario
Regulation 48/67 and by section 1 of Ontario Regu-
lation 94/68, is further amended by striking out
"1" in the third line and inserting in lieu thereof "1^".
3. This Regulation comes into force on the 1st
day of May, 1968.
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THE ST. LAWRENCE PARKS COMMISSION
ACT
O. Reg. 163/68.
Made— April 10th, 1968.
Approved — May 2nd, 1968.
Filed— May 7th, 1968.
ST.
REGULATION MADE UNDER THE
LAWRENCE PARKS COMMISSION ACT
PARKS
INTERPRETATION
1. In this Regulation,
(a) "camp-site" means a parcel of land that is
in an area operated by the Commission for
the purpose of camping and that is marked
by stakes planted at each of the four corners
of the parcel and identified by a number
painted or otherwise placed on the stakes;
(6) "officer" means a person appointed to be in
charge of a part of the Parks;
(c) "vehicle" means a vehicle as defined in The
Highway Traffic Act.
CONDUCT OF PERSONS USING THE PARKS
2. No person shall,
(c) remove or damage any plant, shrub or tree;
(6) deface, remove, or damage any property of
the Commission; or
(c) go upon any area that is not maintained for
the purpose, as indicated by signs posted,
within the Parks.
3. No person shall,
(a) conduct himself in the Parks in a manner that
unnecessarily interferes with the use and
enjoyment of the Parks by other persons;
(6) throw stones or other missiles or break bottles
in the Parks;
(c) sell or offer for sale any article or service in
the Parks without a permit therefor issued by
the Commission; or
{d) beg or solicit charity in the Parks.
4. No person shall,
(a) possess an air-gun or fire-arm; or
(6) fire or discharge any torpedo, rocket or other
fire-works except in a place and at a time
designated by an officer,
within the Parks.
5. No person shall discard any refuse or abandon
any object in the Parks except in containers provided
by the Commission for the purpose.
6. — (1) No person shall light or maintain a fire in
the Parks except,
(a) in fire-places provided by the Commission for
the purpose; or
(6) in a place designated by an officer.
(2) No person who lights a fire in the Parks shall
leave the fire unattended.
(3) No person shall smoke in a building or other
structure in the Parks where the Commission has
erected a sign forbidding smoking.
7. — (1) No person shall permit an animal to be in
the Parks unless it is on a leash that does not exceed
six feet in length.
(2) No person shall ride a horse within the Parks,
other than on a public highway, except in such areas
and at such times as are designated by the Commission
for the purpose.
(3) No person shall permit a horse, dog or other
animal, whether on a leash or not, to be in any waters
in the Parks that are used as a swimming area or upon
any part of the beach adjacent thereto.
8. No person shall operate a vehicle in the Parks
except on a roadway or other place designated for the
purpose.
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9. — (1) No person shall operate a motor vehicle
on the Long Sault Parkway at a greater rate of speed
than 35 miles per hour.
(2) No person shall operate a motor vehicle upon
the roadway from that part of the King's Highway
known as No. 2 to the entrance to Fort Henry at a
greater rate of speed than 20 miles per hour.
(3) Notwithstanding subsections 1 and 2, no person
shall operate a motor vehicle on a roadway in the
Parks at a rate of speed that, in all the circumstances,
constitutes a danger to persons or property.
10. An officer may direct traffic where necessary
to prevent or relieve congestion.
11. No person shall operate a public commercial
vehicle as defined in The Public Commercial Vehicles Act
within the Parks except for the purpose of making
deliveries within the Parks.
12. No person shall park a vehicle in the Parks in
a place other than one designated for the purpose by
an officer.
13. No person shall be in the Parks after sunset and
before 9 a.m. without a permit specifically therefor
issued by the Commission.
14. No person shall hold a picnic in the Parks
except in an area operated by the Commission for the
purpose.
15. No person shall engage in athletic games in
the Parks except in an area operated by the Commission
for the purpose.
CAMPING
16. No person shall occupy a camp-site in the
Parks except under the authority of a camp-site permit
issued by the officer in charge of the camping area.
17. A camp-site permit authorizes the permittee
and his party to camp for a period specified in the
nit, but not exceeding twenty-eight days, in the
L» camp lui a. pci luu spcciiicu iii uiic
permit, but not exceeding twenty-eight days, in the
camp-site designated in the permit.
18. The fees payable for a permit for the purpose
referred to in section 17 are,
(a) for a daily camping permit $2.50;
(b) for a group camping permit, 10 cents a day
for each person in the group; and
(c) where electrical power is supplied, an addi-
tional 50 cents a day for each outlet.
19. A camp-site permit for the purpose referred
to in section 17 is authority for the permittee to park
on the camp-site one vehicle and a trailer, either of
which has not been parked on a camp-site in the Parks
under the authority of a camp-site permit for a period
of twenty-eight days in the same year.
20. — (1) A camp-site permit expires at 2 p.m. on
the last day of the period for which it is issued.
{2) Upon vacating a camp-site, the permittee shall
surrender his permit to the officer in charge of the
camp-site.
(3) Where a permit is surrendered before its expiry,
the permittee is not entitled to any refund.
MOVING PERMITS
21. — (1) No person shall move any building or
structure along, across or upon the Parks without a
moving permit issued by the Commission.
(2) The fee for a moving permit is $1.
ADMISSION FEES
22. — (1) Subject to subsection 2, the fee for taking
a vehicle other than a bus into the Parks, except into
Fort Henry or Upper Canada Village, is $1.
(2) Subject to section 23, upon payment of an
entry fee of $10 the person making the payment shall be
issued a vehicle entry permit which entitles him to take
the vehicle into the Parks, except into Fort Henry or
Upper Canada Village, on any day until the 15th day
of October next following.
23. Every person who takes a bus into the Parks
ohall pay an entry fee of $6.
24. Every person who enters the Parks by boat shall
pay an entry fee of $1.
25. — (1) Subject to section 26, the fee for entry to
Fort Henry is,
(a) for each person over fifteen years, $2;
(b) for each person fifteen years of age or under,
25 cents; and
(c) for each family consisting of two adults and
three or more children fifteen years of age or
under, $4.50.
(2) Subject to section 26, the fee for entry to Upper
Canada Village is,
(a) for each person over fifteen years of age,
$2.50 from the opening date until the closing
date in each year;
yb) for each person fifteen years of age or under,
25 cents; and
(c) for each family consisting of two adults and
three or more children fifteen years of age or
under, $5.50.
(3) Subject to section 26, the fee for entry to both
Fort Henry and Upper Canada Village for each person
over fifteen years of age is $4.
26. Each fee referred to in section 25 for an adult
who is one of a group of twenty-five or more persons is
25 cents less than that prescribed by section 25.
27. — (1) Notwithstanding section 25, upon pay-
ment of a fee of $6 the person making the payment shall
be issued an entry permit which entitles him to enter
Fort Henry from the opening date until the closing date
in each year.
(2) Notwithstanding section 25, upon payment of a
fee of $6 the person making the payment shall be issued
an entry permit which entitles him to enter Upper
Canada Village from the opening date until the closing
date in each year.
28. — (1) Subject to subsection 2, the fee for the use
of the golf course at Crysler Farm Battlefield Park by
a person over sixteen years of age is,
(a) $2.50 a day on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday,
Thursday or Friday; and
(b) $3 a day on Saturday, Sunday or a holiday.
(2) The fee for a season ticket entitling a person
over sixteen years of age to use the golf course at
Crysler Farm Battlefield Park, at any time it is open,
without payment of a green fee is,
(a) $70 for a man;
(b) $40 for a woman; or
(c) $100 for a husband and wife.
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O. Reg. 165/68
29. — (1) The fee for the use of the golf course at
Crysler Farm Battlefield Park by a person under
sixteen years of age is,
(c) $1.50 a day on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday,
Thursday or Friday; or
(b) $25 for a season ticket entitling the person
to use the golf course on any Monday, Tues-
day, Wednesday, Thursday or Friday during
the period between the opening date and the
closing date of the golf course in a year.
(2) No person under sixteen years of age shall use
the golf course at Crysler Farm Battlefield Park on
a Saturday, Sunday or a holiday.
30. The fee for admission to the "Sound and
Light" presentation in the Battle Memorial Building
is 50 cents for a person over fifteen years of age.
PENALTIES
31. The penalty for a breach of this Regulation is
a fine not exceeding $100.
REVOCATIONS
32. Regulation 469 of Revised Regulations of
Ontario, 1960 and Ontario Regulations 211/61, 91/64,
50/65, 56/66 and 157/67 are revoked.
The St. Lawrence Parks Commission:
FERN GUINDON
Dated at Toronto, this 10th day of April, 1968.
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THE PUBLIC LANDS ACT
O. Reg. 164/68.
Restricted Areas — Districts of
Timiskaming and Nipissing.
Made— May 6th, 1968.
Filed— May 7th, 1968.
ORDER MADE UNDER
THE PUBLIC LANDS ACT
1. The area in territory without municipal organ-
ization, more particularly described in Schedule "A"
hereto and being composed of the geographic Township
of Gillies Limit, in the Territorial District of Timiskam-
ing, and the geographic townships of Law, Olive and
Sisk and part of the geographic townships of Askin,
Best, Milne and Riddell, in the Territorial District
of Nipissing, is designated as a restricted area.
2. Ontario Regulation 57/66 is revoked.
RENE BRUNELLE,
Minister of Lands and Forests.
Dated the 6th day of May, 1968.
Schedule "A"
All those lands in the geographic Township of
Gillies Limit, in the Territorial District of Timiskam-
ing, and in the geographic townships of Law, Olive
and Sisk, and part of the geographic townships of
Askin, Best, Milne and Riddell, in the Territorial
District of Nipissing described as follows:
Firstly:
Composed of the whole of the geographic Township
of Gillies Limit in the Territorial District of Timiskam-
ing, together with part of the geographic Township of
Best in the Territorial District of Nipissing and which
part is described as follows:
Beginning at the intersection of the northerly
boundary of the geographic Township of Best with the
southwesterly boundary of the geographic Township
of Gillies Limit; thence south astronomically to the
northerly boundary of the Improvement District of
Temagami; thence easterly along that northerly bound-
ary to the southwesterly boundary of the geographic
Township of Gillies Limit; thence northwesterly along
that boundary to the place of beginning.
Secondly:
Part of the Territorial District of Nipissing de-
scribed as follows:
Beginning at the northwesterly corner of the geo-
graphic Township of Law; thence southerly along the
westerly boundary of the geographic townships of Law,
Olive and Sisk to the southwesterly corner of the last-
mentioned geographic township; thence easterly along
the southerly boundary of the geographic Township
of Sisk to the southeasterly corner thereof; thence
northerly along the easterly boundary of the geo-
graphic Township of Sisk to the northeasterly corner
thereof; thence northerly along the easterly boundary
of the geographic Township of Olive a distance of
3 miles; thence east astronomically a distance of
3 miles; thence north astronomically across the geo-
graphic townships of Milne, Askin and Riddell to the
northerly boundary of the geographic Township of
Riddell; thence westerly along the northerly boundary
of the geographic Township of Riddell to the north-
westerly corner thereof; thence southerly along the
westerly boundary of the geographic Township of
Riddell to the southwesterly corner thereof; thence
westerly along the northerly boundary of the geographic
Township of Law to the place of beginning.
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THE MENTAL HOSPITALS ACT
O. Reg. 165/68.
General.
Made— May 2nd, 1968.
Filed— May 8th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE MENTAL HOSPITALS ACT
1. Section 18 of Regulation 416 of Revised Regu-
lations of Ontario, 1960, as amended by section 1 of
Ontario Regulation 351/67 and section 1 of Ontario
Regulation 355/67, is further amended by adding
thereto the following subsection:
{3a) Where a person referred to in subsection 3
was a patient in an approved home during the
period commencing with the 30th day of
January, 1967 and ending with the 9th day
of October, 1967 or a part thereof, the Depart-
ment may pay, in addition to the amount
payable under Ontario Regulation 132/66,
(c) $1 for the period commencing with the
30th day of January, 1967 and ending
with the 30th day of September, 1967;
and
(b) $1.55 for the period commencing with
the 1st day of October, 1967 and ending
with the 9th day of October, 1967,
for each day that such person received care
and maintenance in the approved home.
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THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
1397
THE LOCAL ROADS BOARDS ACT, 1%4
O. Reg. 166/68.
Establishment of Local Roads Areas.
Made— May 8th, 1968.
Filed— May 10, 1968.
ORDER MADE UNDER
THE LOCAL ROADS BOARDS ACT, 1964
1. Ontario Regulation 54/65, as amended by
Ontario Regulations 87/65, 108/65, 121/65, 132/65,
55/66, 66/66, 78/66, 99/66, 117/66, 140/66, 144/66,
153/66, 209/66, 337/66, 387/66, 53/67, 63/67, 81/67,
146/67, 156/67, 193/67, 195/67, 285/67, 391/67,
18/68, 80/68 and 151/68, is further amended by adding
thereto the following schedules:
Schedule 155
REDDITT LOCAL ROADS AREA
All of the Township of Redditt in the Territorial
District of Kenora, shown outlined on Department of
Highways plan N-689-1, filed in the office of the
Registrar of Regulations at Toronto as No. 828.
Schedule 156
BRODER-DILL LOCAL ROADS AREA
All those portions of the townships of Broder and
Dill in the Territorial District of Sudbury, shown out-
lined on Department of Highways plan N-648-A1,
filed in the office of the Registrar of Regulations at
Toronto as No. 829.
G. E. GOMME,
Minister of Highways.
Dated at Toronto, this 8th day of May, 1968.
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277
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THE ONTARIO GAZETTE O. Reg. 170/68 1441
Publications Under The Regulations Act
May 25th, 1968
THE DEPARTMENT OF MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS
ACT
O. Reg. 167/68.
Tax Arrears and Tax Sales Procedures.
Made— May 1st, 1968.
Filed— May 13th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE DEPARTMENT OF MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS
ACT
1. Schedule 2 to Ontario Regulation 75/67, as
amended by section 1 of Ontario Regulation 306/67,
is further amended by adding thereto the following
item:
2a. Manitoulin
Township of Assiginack
VVM. DARCY McKEOUGH,
Minister of Municipal Affairs.
Dated at Toronto, this 1st day of May, 1968.
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THE MEDICAL SERVICES INSURANCE ACT,
1965
O. Reg. 168/68.
General.
Made— May 2nd, 1968.
Filed— May 13th, 1968.
THE
REGULATION MADE UNDER
MEDICAL SERVICES INSURANCE
1965
ACT,
1. — (1) Paragraph 1 of subsection 3 of section 3 of
Ontario Regulation 96/66, as amended by section 1 of
Ontario Regulation 108/66, is further amended by
striking out "$30" in the second line and inserting in
lieu thereof "$35.40".
(2) Paragraph 2 of subsection 3 of the said section 3
is amended by striking out "$60" in the third line and
inserting in lieu thereof "$70.80".
(3) Paragraph 3 of subsection 3 of the said section 3
is amended by striking out "$60" in the third line and
inserting in lieu thereof "$70.80".
2. — (1) Paragraph 1 of section 5 of Ontario Regu-
lation 96/66 is amended by striking out "$60" in the
first line and inserting in lieu thereof "$70.80".
(2) Paragraph 2 of the said section 5 is amended
by striking out "$120" in the first line and inserting in
lieu thereof "$141.60".
(3) Paragraph 3 of the said section 5 is amended
by striking out "$150" in the first line and inserting in
lieu thereof "$177".
3. — (1) Item o of paragraph 4 of section 5a of
Ontario Regulation 96/66, as made by section 1 of
Ontario Regulation 404/67, is amended by striking out
"$60" in the second line and inserting in lieu thereof
"$70.80".
(2) Item b of paragraph 4 of the said section 5a is
amended by striking out "$120" in the fourth line and
inserting in lieu thereof "$141.60".
(3) Item c of paragraph 4 of the said section 5a is
amended by striking out "$150" in the fourth line and
inserting in lieu thereof "$177".
4. — (1) Paragraph 1 of subsection 2 of section 5b
of Ontario Regulation 96/66, as made by section 1 of
Ontario Regulation 404/67, is amended by striking out
"$60" in the first line and inserting in lieu thereof
"$70.80".
(2) Paragraph 2 of subsection 2 of the said section
56 is amended by striking out "$120" in the second
line and inserting in lieu thereof "$141.60".
(3) Paragraph 3 of subsection 2 of the said section
5b is amended by striking out "$150" in the third line
and inserting in lieu thereof "$177".
5. This Regulation comes into force on the 1st day
of July, 1968.
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THE FARM PRODUCTS GRADES AND SALES
ACT
O. Reg. 169/68.
Apples — Cold Storage.
Made— May 9th, 1968.
Filed— May 13th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE FARM PRODUCTS GRADES AND SALES
ACT
1. Subsection 4 of section 2 of Regulation 138 of
Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1960 is amended by
striking out "$5" in the first line and inserting in lieu
thereof "$15".
2. Subsection 4 of section 3 of Regulation 138 of
Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1960 is amended by
striking out "$1" in the first line and inserting in lieu
thereof "$2".
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THE FARM PRODUCTS GRADES AND SALES
ACT
O. Reg. 170/68.
Fruit and Vegetables — Grades.
Made— May 9th, 1968.
Filed— May 13th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE FARM PRODUCTS GRADES AND SALES
ACT
1. — (1) Subsection 1 of section 27 of Regulation 141
of Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1960, as remade
by subsection 1 of section 9 of Ontario Regulation
213/62 and amended by subsection 1 of section 1 of
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THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 173/68
Ontario Regulation 191/65, is further amended by
striking out "$2.00" in the eleventh line and inserting
in lieu thereof "$2.50".
(2) Subsection la of the said section 27, as made by
subsection 1 of section 9 of Ontario Regulation 213/62,
is amended by striking out "$2 for an hour, $6 for a
half-day or $12 for a day" in the second and third
lines and inserting in lieu thereof "$2.50 for an hour,
$7.50 for a half-day or $15 for a day".
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THE FARM PRODUCTS GRADES AND SALES
ACT
O. Reg. 171/68.
Fruit and Vegetables — Licences.
Made— May 9th, 1968.
Filed— May 13th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE FARM PRODUCTS GRADES AND SALES
ACT
1. Section 7 of Regulation 143 of Revised Regu-
lations of Ontario, 1960 is amended by striking out
"$10" in the first line and inserting in lieu thereof
"$25".
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THE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION ACT
O. Reg. 172/68.
General Legislative Grants.
Made— May 8th, 1968.
Approved — May 9th, 1968.
Filed— May 14th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION ACT
1. Section 34 of Ontario Regulation 43/68 is
amended by adding thereto the following subsections:
(8) For purposes of subsections 9 and 10, "extra-
ordinary enrolment" for a secondary-school
board means the number of resident pupils in
excess of 20 who, on the 30th day of Septem-
ber, 1968, are enrolled in a secondary school
under the jurisdiction of the board, or for
whom a secondary-school board pays fees to
another secondary-school board, and who,
during the spring term of 1968, were enrolled
either,
(i) in Grade 9, 10, 11, 12 or 13 of a private
school that does not continue to operate
in the fall term of 1968, or
(ii) in Grade 9 or 10 of a school operated
by an elementary-school board that
does not continue to operate Grade 9
or 10 in the fall term of 1968.
(9) A secondary-school board shall be paid in
1968 a grant of the amount computed by
multiplying $200, by the extraordinary en-
rolment of its resident pupils.
(10) In computing the estimated Average Daily
Enrolment for purposes of subsection 6, extra-
ordinary enrolment shall not be included.
WILLIAM DAVIS,
Minister of Education.
Dated at Toronto, this 8th day of May, 1968.
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THE CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS ACT,
1962-63
O. Reg. 173/68.
General.
Made— May 9th, 1968.
Filed— May 14th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS ACT.
1962-63
1. Subsection 5 of section 2 of Ontario Regulation
297/64 is revoked.
2. Clause e of section 6 of Ontario Regulation
297/64, as remade by section 4 of Ontario Regulation
400/67, is amended by striking out "month" in the
sixth line and inserting in lieu thereof "year by qualified
personnel".
3. Clause a of paragraph 2 of subsection 2 of sec-
tion 16 of Ontario Regulation 297/64, as made by
subsection 2 of section 7 of Ontario Regulation 400/67,
is amended by striking out "two-thirds" in the first
line and inserting in lieu thereof "one-third".
4. Schedule 1 to Ontario Regulation 297/64, as
remade by Ontario Regulation 400/67, is amended by
adding thereto the following items:
12a. Broadview Foundation
25a. Glebe Manor Residence Incorporated
39a. Marina Lodge
43a. Mennonite Brethren Senior Citizens Home
5. — (1) Item 156 of Schedule 3 to Ontario Regu-
lation 297/64, as made by section 2 of Ontario Regu-
lation 349/66, is revoked and the following substituted
therefor:
156. Grove Park, 234 Cook St., Barrie
(2) Item 19 of the said Schedule 3 is revoked.
(3) Item 46 and item 46a, as made by subsection 3
of section 3 of Ontario Regulation 156/65, of the said
Schedule 3 are revoked and the following substituted
therefor:
46. St. Joseph's Villa, 14 York Street, Cornwall
46c. St. Joseph's Villa, Governor's Road, Dundas
466. St. Louis Residence, Orleans
6. Schedule 4 to Ontario Regulation 297/64, as
amended by Ontario Regulations 307/65 and 177/66,
is revoked and the following substituted therefor:
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O. Reg. 175/68
1443
Schedule 4
1. Beverley Lodge, 417 King St. East, Toronto
2. Elizabeth Fry House, 20 Maitland Street,
Toronto 5
3. The Harold King Farm, Keswick
4. Ingles House, 344 Dundas Street West,
Toronto
5. May Court Convalescent House,
114 Cameron Avenue, Ottawa
6. The Salvation Army House of Concord,
Concord
7. Sancta Maria House, 102 Bernard Avenue,
Toronto
8. St. Leonard's House, 491 Victoria Avenue,
Windsor
9. Teen Challenge, 650 Broadview Avenue,
Toronto
7. Schedule 5 to Ontario Regulation 297/64, as
amended by section 4 of Ontario Regulation 177/66,
is revoked.
8. — (1) Item 5 of Form 5 of Ontario Regulation
297/64, as remade by section 21 of Ontario Regulation
400/67, is amended by inserting after "than" in the
first line "educational".
(2) Item 15 of the said Form 5, as made by section
21 of Ontario Regulation 400/67, is amended by
striking out "4" in the second line and inserting in lieu
thereof "1".
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THE PUBLIC HOSPITALS ACT
O. Reg. 174/68.
Classification of Hospitals,
Made— May 9th, 1968.
Filed— May 16th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE PUBLIC HOSPITALS ACT
1. The Schedule to Ontario Regulation 364/67,
as amended by section 1 of Ontario Regulation 6/68,
section 1 of Ontario Regulation 100/68 and section 2
of Ontario Regulation 126/68, is further amended by,
(o) adding the following item under the heading
"Group B Hospitals":
79c. Wallaceburg
(6) striking out item 81
"Group C Hospitals";
Sydenham District
Hospital
under the heading
(c) striking out item 1 under the heading "Group
F Hospitals"; and
{d) adding the following item under the heading
"Group G Hospitals":
36a. Hamilton
St. Peter's
Infirmary
THE INDUSTRIAL STANDARDS ACT
O. Reg. 175/68.
Schedule — Barbering Industry
St. Catharines.
Made— March 26th, 1968.
Approved — May 9th, 1968.
Filed— May 17th, 1968.
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ORDER MADE UNDER
THE INDUSTRIAL STANDARDS ACT
1. Section 2 of the Schedule to Ontario Regulation
193/61 is revoked and the following substituted
therefor:
HOURS OF WORK
2. No person shall perform work in the industry,
(a) on a holiday;
(6) before 8 a.m. or after 6 p.m. on Mon-
day, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday;
(c) before 8 a.m.
Saturday; or
or after 5 p.m.
(d) on the day elected by the employer
under section 2c.
2. The Schedule to Ontario Regulation 193/61 is
amended by adding thereto the following section:
2c. — (1) The employer shall elect either Monday
or Wednesday as a day during which work is
not to be performed by his employees.
(2) The employer shall,
(c) post conspicuously in a place where his
employees are engaged in their duties;
and
(b) file with the advisory committee,
a notice setting out the day during which
work is not to be performed by his employees.
(3) Where^ an employer changes his election he
shall give thirty days' notice in writing to his
employees and to the advisory committee of
the new day elected.
3. Section 3 of the Schedule to Ontario Regulation
193/61 is revoked and the following substituted
therefor:
3 Notwithstanding clause d of section 2, where
a holiday falls on a day in a week other than,
(c) the day elected by his employer under
section 2c; or
(b) Sunday,
an employee may perform nine hours of work
between 8 a.m. and 6 p.m. on the day elected
in that week.
4. Section 5 of the Schedule to Ontario Regulation
193/61 is revoked and the following substituted
therefor:
MINIMUM RATES OF WAGES
5. — (1) The minimum rate of wages for all work
performed in the industry by employees is,
(c) for a Class A employee, 70 per cent of
the proceeds from the work performed
by him or $50 a week, whichever is the
greater; and
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(b) for a Class B employee, 75 per cent of
the proceeds from the work performed
by him or $1 an hour, whichever is the
greater.
(2) The percentages in subsection 1 shall be com-
puted upon the gross receipts for work per-
formed at not less than,
(a) the minimum charge for each operation
established in section 7; or
(b) the prevailing charge established in the
shop for each operation,
whichever is the greater.
5. Section 7 of the Schedule to Ontario Regulation
193/61 is revoked and the following substituted
therefor:
MINIMUM CHARGES
7. — (1) The minimum charge for each operation
in the industry is as follows:
(i) Facial massage, plain 75 cents
(ii) Hair-cut or trim for persons
14 years of age and over $1 . 00
(iii) Hair-cut for persons under 14
years of age 75 cents
(iv) Head-rub 35 cents
(v) Shampoo, plain 75 cents
(vi) Shave, not including neck-
shave 75 cents
(vii) Singe 50 cents
(2) No employer or employee shall,
(c) contract for or accept prices lower than
those in subsection 1 ;
(b) combine any of the operations named
in subsection 1 without charging for
each operation in the combination; or
(c) give any article or premium to the
customer without charging the full
value of the article or premium.
6. This Order comes into force on the tenth day
after the publication thereof in The Ontario Gazette
under The Regulations Act.
We Concur:
Advisory Committee for
The Barbering Industry —
St. Catharines Zone.
STEFAN SCHNEIDER
Chairman
P. WILLIS
A. PISCITELLI
COLIN HEARTH
GEORGE BARLOW
M. E. HOWARD,
Director of Labour Standards.
Dated at Toronto, this 26th day of March, 1968.
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THE CROP INSURANCE ACT (ONTARIO), 1966
O. Reg. 176/68.
Crop Insurance Plan — White Beans.
Made— May 3rd, 1968.
Approved— May 9th, 1968.
Filed— May 17th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE CROP INSURANCE ACT (ONTARIO), 1966
1. The plan in the Schedule is established for the
insurance within Ontario of white beans.
Schedule
The Crop Insurance Act (Ontario), 1966
PLAN
1. This plan may be cited as "The Ontario Crop
Insurance Plan for White Beans".
2. The purpose of this plan is to provide for insur-
ance against a loss in the production of white beans
resulting from one or more of the perils designated in
section 4.
INTERPRETATION
3. In this plan,
(c) "area" means an area designated in column 1
of Table 1;
{b) "pound" means a pound of white beans, the
moisture content of which is not more than
18 per cent and the damage or foreign material
content of which is not more than 2 per cent;
(c) "white beans" means white pea-beans pro-
duced in Ontario.
DESIGNATION OF PERILS
4. The following are designated as perils for the
purposes of this plan:
1. Drought.
2. Excessive moisture.
3. Excessive rainfall.
4. Flood.
5. Frost.
6. Hail.
7. Insect infestation.
8. Plant disease.
9. Wind.
DESIGNATION OF CROP YEAR
5. The crop year for white beans is the period from
the 1st day of March in any year to the 20th day of
October next following.
CONTRACT OF INSURANCE
6. For the purposes of this plan, the entire contract
of insurance for white beans shall be deemed to be
comprised of,
(a) the contract of insurance in the form pre-
scribed by Ontario Regulation 29/67;
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(b) an endorsement for white beans in Form 2;
(c) the application for insurance;
(d) the final acreage report for each crop year; and
(e) an amendment to any document referred to
in clauses a, b, c or d agreed upon in writing.
7. An application for insurance shall,
(a) be in Form 1;
(b) be accompanied by a premium deposit of at
least $15; and
(c) be filed with the Commission not later than,
(i) the tenth day after the seeding of
acreage to white beans is completed
by the applicant, or
(ii) the 25th day of June,
whichever occurs first in the crop year in
respect of which it is made.
DURATION OF CONTRACT
8. — (1) A contract of insurance shall be in force
for the crop year in respect of which it is made, and
shall continue in force for each crop year thereafter
until it is cancelled by the insured person or the Corn-
mission in the manner prescribed by subsection 2 or is
terminated in accordance with the regulations.
(2) A contract of insurance may be cancelled by the
insured person or the Commission by notice in writing
to the other party on or before the 25th day of June in
the crop year during which the cancellation is to be
effective.
COVERAGE
9. — (1) The coverage provided in each crop year
under a contract of insurance shall be,
(c) 45 per cent; or
(6) 70 per cent,
of the area average yield in pounds, as determined by
the Commission in respect of the area in which the
insured acreage is situate, applied to the total acreage
seeded to white beans by the insured person in accor-
dance with the regulations.
(2) The number of pounds determined under
subsection 1 constitutes the total guaranteed produc-
tion under a contract of insurance.
10. — (1) Subject to subsection 2, the percentage
of the area average yield selected by an applicant at
the time a contract of insurance is made applies in each
succeeding crop year during which the contract is in
force.
(2) Where,
(a) the insured person applies therefor in writing
on or before the 25th day of June in a crop
year; and
(b) the Commission consents in writing,
any percentage designated in subsection 1 of section 9
may be substituted for the percentage selected by the
insured person at the time a contract of insurance is
made, or any percentage substituted in lieu thereof
under this subsection.
11. The maximum amount for which the Com-
mission is liable under a contract of insurance shall be
the amount obtained by multiplying the total guaran-
teed production determined under section 9 by the
established price per pound prescribed in section 12.
12. For the purposes of this plan, the established
price for white beans is 6 cents per pound.
PREMIUM
13. — (1) The premium payable by an insured
person for acreage in an area named in column 1 of
Table 1 for each $100 of liability determined under
section 11 is the amount set opposite the name of the
area,
*
(a) in column 2 where the percentage under
section 9 or 10 is 45 per cent; and
(b) in column 3 where the percentage under
section 9 or 10 is 70 per cent.
(2) Notwithstanding subsection 1, the minimum
premium payable by an insured person in each crop is
(3) The premiums prescribed by subsections 1 and
2 are in addition to such payments in respect of
premiums as may be made by,
(a) the Government of Canada under the Crop
Insurance Act (Canada); and
(b) the Treasurer of Ontario under subsection 2
of section 7 of the Act.
14. — (1) Where a contract of insurance is in force,
a premium shall be paid in respect of each crop year in
which the insured person seeds acreage to white beans.
(2) Where a premium is payable in respect of a
crop year, the insured person shall pay the premium,
less the premium deposit, if any, to the Commission at
the time he files the final acreage report prescribed by
section 15.
FINAL ACREAGE REPORTS
15. — (1) Every insured person shall file with the
Commission in each crop year a final acreage report
in Form 3 within ten days after the seeding of acreage
to white beans is completed.
(2) A final acreage report filed with the Commission
shall not be amended without the consent in writing
of the Commission.
16. — (1) The Commission may revise the final
acreage report in any or all respects and adjust the
premium accordingly and, in such case, shall notify
the insured person in writing forthwith respecting such
ision and adjustment.
revision and adjustment.
(2) The insured person shall be deemed to have
agreed with the revision of the final acreage report and
adjustment of premium made by the Commission under
subsection 1 unless, within ten days from the mailing
or delivery of the notification by the Commission, he
notifies the Commission in writing that he rejects such
revision and adjustment.
(3) Where the Commission receives notice from an
insured person under subsection 2, it shall notify the
insured person in writing that the contract of insurance
does not apply for the crop year in respect of which the
final acreage report was filed and shall refund any
premium or premium deposit paid in respect of that
crop year.
(4) A final acreage report revised under this section
shall, failing notice under subsection 2, constitute the
final acreage report for the crop year.
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17. — (1) Where an insured person in any crop year
fails to file a final acreage report in the form and manner
prescribed by this Regulation, the Commission may,
(a) prepare the final acreage report; or
(b) declare the insured acreage to be nil.
(2) Where the Commission prepares a final acreage
report under subsection 1, the Commission shall mail
or deliver a copy of the report to the insured person.
(3) Every insured person shall pay the premium
for the crop year in respect of which a final acreage
report is prepared by the Commission within ten days
from the mailing or delivery to him of a copy of the
report.
VARIETIES OF WHITE BEANS
18. Except as otherwise determined by the Com-
mission, for the purposes of this plan acreage may be
seeded only to varieties of white beans recommended
in Publication No. 296 of the Department of Agriculture
and Food entitled "Field Crop Recommendations"
for the same number of heat units as, or a lesser number
of heat units than, the said Publication No. 296
specifies as being available for white bean production
in the area in which the said acreage is situate.
SEEDING DATES
19. For the purposes of this plan, white beans shall
be seeded not earlier than the 20th day of May, and not
later than the 25th day of June, in a crop year.
FINAL DATE FOR HARVESTING
20. For the purposes of this plan, the final date for
harvesting white beans in a crop year is the 20th day
of October or such other date as may be determined
from time to time by the Commission.
The Crop Insurance Commission
OF Ontario:
K. E. LANTZ,
Chairman.
F. F. GALLANT,
Secretary.
Dated at Toronto, this 3rd day of May, 1968.
TABLE 1
Column 1
Column 2
Column 3
Area
45%
70%
County of Elgin
$2.90
$6.30
County of Huron
3.10
6.80
County of Kent
2.30
5.40
County of Lambton
2.70
5.90
County of Middlesex
3.20
6.50
County of Perth
3.30
7.00
Any other area having
2700 heat units or more
available for white
bean production
3.90
8.40
Form 1
The Crop Insurance Act (.Ontario), 1966
APPLICATION FOR CROP INSURANCE
To: The Crop Insurance Commission of Ontario:
(name of person, corporation or partnership, and if partnership, names of all partners)
(address)
(phone no.)
applies for crop insurance under The Crop Insurance Act {Ontario), 1966 and the regulations and in support of this
application the following facts are stated :
1. Crop insurance contract number, if any, under The Crop Insurance Act (Ontario), 1966:
2. This application is made for insurance coverage on
(type of crop)
3. This application is made for the crop year ending , 19 . . . .
4. The applicant is the owner-operator or tenant-operator of the farm or farms described in paragraph 5.
5. Description of farm or farms operated by applicant:
Farm
No.
Lot
Concession
Township
County or
Territorial
District
Total Acreage
of Farm
Owner or Tenant
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6. Coverage applied for is: per cent of the area average yield, as determined by the Commission.
7. A deposit premium of $ (minimum of $15) accompanies this application.
Dated at , this day of , 19. . . .
(signature of applicant(s))
(title of official signing for a corporation)
Form 2
The Crop Insurance Act (Ontario), 1966
WHITE BEAN ENDORSEMENT
Whereas the insured person has applied for crop
insurance for white beans under The Ontario Crop
Insurance Plan for White Beans, hereinafter referred
to as "the plan", and has paid the deposit premium
prescribed thereunder:
Now Therefore, subject to The Crop Insurance
Act {Ontario), 1966 and the regulations made there-
under, the contract of insurance between The Crop
Insurance Commission of Ontario and the insured
person is hereby extended to cover white beans.
causes of loss insured against
1. This endorsement insures against a loss in the
production of white beans in a crop year resulting from
drought, excessive moisture, excessive rainfall, flood,
frost, hail, insect infestation, plant disease and wind.
duration of insurance
2. The contract of insurance for white beans is in
force for the crop year in which it is made and con-
tinues in force for each crop year thereafter until it is
cancelled or terminated in accordance with the regu-
lations.
coverage
3. The coverage provided for white beans in each
crop year is such percentage of the area average yield
in pounds applied to the total acreage seeded to white
beans as is selected by the insured person in his appli-
cation or such other percentage as may be selected
by him from time to time with the consent of the
Commission, the area average yield being determined
by the Commission in respect of the area in which
the insured acreage is situate.
TOTAL guaranteed PRODUCTION
4. The number of pounds determined in accordance
with paragraph 3 constitutes the total guaranteed
production of white beans for a crop year.
INDEMNITY
5. The maximum indemnity payable for a loss in
production of white beans in a crop year is the amount
obtained by multiplying the total guaranteed produc-
tion by the price per pound established in the plan.
PREMIUM
6. For each crop year in which the insured person
seeds acreage to white beans, an annual premium
shall be paid, the amount of which shall be determined
in the manner prescribed by the plan.
FINAL ACREAGE REPORT
7. In each crop year in which the contract of in-
surance is in force for white beans, the insured person
shall file a final acreage report in the form and manner
prescribed by the plan.
CROP YEAR
8. The crop year for white beans is the period from
the 1st day of March in any year to the 20th day of
October next following.
SEEDING DATES
9. White beans shall be seeded not earlier than the
20th day of May, and not later than the 25th day of
June in a crop year.
HARVESTING OF SEEDED ACREAGE
10. — (1) All acreage seeded to white beans in a
crop year shall be harvested as white beans unless the
Commission, upon application therefor in writing,
consents in writing to,
(a) the use of the seeded acreage or any part
thereof for another purpose; or
{b) the abandonment or destruction
insured crop or any part thereof.
of the
(2) The harvesting referred to in subparagraph 1
shall be completed not later than the 20th day of
October or such other date as may be determined from
time to time by the Commission.
(3) Where the harvesting of any seeded acreage is
not completed on the date prescribed by subparagraph
2, the insured person shall forthwith notify the Com-
mission in writing.
(4) Where an insured person fails to notify the
Commission irT accordance with subparagraph 3, no
indemnity shall be paid in respect of the unharvested
acreage.
11. — (1) On receipt of a notice under subparagraph
3 of paragraph 10, the Commission shall determine,
(o) the number of unharvested acres and the
potential production thereof; and
(6) whether the harvesting of the seeded acreage
was prevented by reason of one or more of the
causes of loss insured against.
(2) Where the Commission determines that har-
vesting of any seeded acreage was prevented by
reason of one or more of the causes of loss insured
against, the Commission may extend the time for
harvesting of the seeded acreage for such period as it
deems proper.
VARIETIES OF WHITE BEANS
12. Except as otherwise determined by the Com-
mission, acreage may be seeded only to varieties of
white beans recommended in Publication No. 296 of
the Department of Agriculture and Food entitled
"Field Crop Recommendations" for the area in which
the seeded acreage is situate.
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EVALUATION OF LOSS
13. For the purpose of determining the loss in
production of white beans in a crop year and the
indemnity payable therefor, the value of the crop shall
progress through the stages prescribed in paragraphs
14, 15 and 16.
STAGE 1
14. — (1) Stage 1 comprises the period from the
date on which the seeding of acreage to white beans is
completed to and including the 25th day of June in the
crop year.
(2) Where loss or damage occurs in Stage 1, there
shall be no loss calculation to be taken into account in
the final adjustment of loss in respect of the total
seeded acreage but the value of the crop shall progress
into Stage 2, and the provisions of paragraph 15
shall apply, unless,
(o) the Commission consents in writing, upon
application in writing by the insured person,
to reseeding of the damaged acreage, on
condition that,
(i) the variety of white beans reseeded is
one prescribed by paragraph 12 for the
area in which the damaged acreage is
situate, and
(ii) the reseeding is completed not later
than the 25th day of June or such other
date as may be approved by the Com-
mission; or
(b) the Commission consents in writing, upon
application in writing by the insured person,
to use of the damaged acreage for any other
purpose or to the abandonment or destruction
of the insured crop on such damaged acreage.
(3) Where reseeding of damaged acreage is com-
pleted in accordance with clause a of subparagraph 2,
the contract of insurance shall continue to apply to
such reseeded acreage.
(4) Where the damaged acreage is used for any
other purpose or the insured crop thereon is abandoned
or destroyed in accordance with clause b of subpara-
graph 2, the total seeded acreage shall be deemed to be
reduced, and the guaranteed production, amount of
insurance, and premium shall be reduced proportion-
ately.
STAGE 2
15. — (1) Stage 2 commences on the 26th day of
June in the crop year and, with respect to any part of
the seeded acreage, ends with the completion of
harvesting of such part.
(2) Where loss or damage occurs in Stage 2, the
Commission, upon application therefor in writing by
the insured person, may consent in writing to,
(c) reseeding of the damaged acreage, on condi-
tion that,
(i) the variety of white beans reseeded is
one prescribed by paragraph 12 for the
area in which the damaged acreage is
situate, and
(ii) the reseeding is completed on a date
approved by the Commission,
and, in such case, the contract of insurance
shall continue to apply to such reseeded
acreage; or
(6) the use of the damaged acreage for any other
purpose or to the abandonment or destruction
of the insured crop on such damaged acreage
and, in such case, the Commission shall
determine the number of damaged acres and
the potential production thereof.
(3) Where,
(a) the damaged acreage is used for any other
purpose or the insured crop thereon is aban-
doned or destroyed in accordance with
clause b of subparagraph 2; or
(b) the harvesting of any seeded acreage is not
completed on the date determined therefor,
the amount of loss that shall be taken into account
in the final adjustment of loss in respect of the total
seeded acreage shall be calculated by multiplying by
the established price per pound the amount by which
80 per cent of the guaranteed production for the
damaged or unharvested acreage, as the case may be,
exceeds the potential production determined therefor.
(4) Where damaged acreage is not used for any
other purpose or the crop thereon is not abandoned
or destroyed after the Commission has consented
thereto, the amount of loss calculated under sub-
paragraph 3 shall not be taken into account in the
final adjustment of loss.
STAGE 3
16. — (1) Stage 3 applies to seeded acreage with
respect to which harvesting has been completed.
(2) Where the actual production of the acreage so
harvested is less than the guaranteed production for
such acreage, the amount of loss that shall be taken
into account in the final adjustment of loss in respect
of the total seeded acreage shall be calculated by
multiplying the difference between the guaranteed
production and the actual production by the established
price per pound.
FINAL ADJUSTMENT OF LOSS FOR TOTAL
SEEDED ACREAGE
17. The indemnity payable with respect to the total
seeded acreage in the final adjustment of loss shall be
the sum of all Stage 2 and Stage 3 loss calculations
applicable to such acreage, but where,
(o) the actual production of any harvested
acreage; or
(&) the potential production of any unharvested
acreage,
exceeds the guaranteed production of such acreage, the
indemnity otherwise payable shall be reduced by the
amount obtained by multiplying such excess by the
established price per pound.
INCORRECT ACREAGE IN FINAL ACREAGE REPORT
18. — (1) Where the actual seeded acreage of white
beans in a crop year is less than the seeded acreage
declared on the final acreage report, the guaranteed
production and the amount of insurance shall be
reduced proportionately.
(2) Where the actual seeded acreage of white beans
in a crop year exceeds the seeded acreage declared on
the final acreage report, the guaranteed production
per acre shall be reduced proportionately.
In Witness Whereof The Crop Insurance Com-
mission of Ontario has caused this endorsement to be
signed by its general manager but the same shall not
be binding upon the Commission until countersigned
by a duly authorized representative thereof.
Countersigned and dated at
this day of , 19. .
Duly Authorized Representative General Manager
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Form 3
The Crop Insurance Act {Ontario), 1966
FINAL ACREAGE REPORT FOR WHITE BEANS
1. Insured person
(name) (address) (county) (phone no.)
2. Crop Insurance Contract No 3. Crop year covered by this report: 19 ... .
4. I hereby assign per cent of my right to indemnity under this contract in respect of the crop described
hereunder to
(name)
(address)
5. Details of acreage seeded to white beans (a diagram of each farm on which the insured crop is grown must be
attached to this report):
Farm
No.
No. of
Acres
Soil
Type
Manure
Applied
Fertilizer
Applied
No. of Acres
Systematically
Tile Drained
Distance
Between
Drains
Heat
Unit
Rating
Previous
Crop
Produced
No. of Acres
Pounds
per acre
Grade
Variety
No. of Acres Seeded
Date Seeding Completed
6. The fertilizer referred to in paragraph 5 was applied in accordance with soil test recommendations
"Yes" or "No*
7. Crop will be harvested by: own equipment ( ) shared equipment ( ) custom operator ( )
8. White bean yields for the 3 most recent years in which produced:
Year
Total Acres
Date Completed
Total
Harvest
(in pounds)
Seeded
Harvested*
Seeding
Harvesting
* Where harvested acreage is less than seeded acreage, indicate reasons:
9. Coverage in force is per cent of area average yield.
10. The acreage set out in paragraph 5 is the total acreage seeded to white beans by the insured person and at this
date the crop has suflfered no damage except as follows:
11. The insured person is engaged full time in farming If "No", explain
"Yes" or "No"
12. The premium (less premium deposit, if any) accompanies this report.
Dated at , this day of
,19...
(signature of insured person)
(title of official signing for a corporation)
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O. Reg. 179/68
THE CROP INSURANCE ACT (ONTARIO), 1966
O. Reg. 177/68.
Designation of Insurable Crops.
Made— May 9th, 1968.
Filed— May 17th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE CROP INSURANCE ACT (ONTARIO), 1966
1. Section 2 of Ontario Regulation 117/68 is
amended by adding thereto the following item:
4c. White Beans.
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THE DIVISION COURTS ACT
O. Reg. 178/68.
Courts.
Made— May 16th, 1968.
Filed— May 17th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE DIVISION COURTS ACT
1. Subparagraphs i and ii of paragraph 2 of Schedule
168 to Regulation 115 of Revised Regulations of
Ontario, 1960 are revoked and the following sub-
stituted therefor:
i. The Town of Pembroke.
ii. The Village of Cobden.
iii. The townships of,
(a) Alice and Eraser;
(b) Bromley;
(c) Head, Clara and Maria;
(d) Pembroke;
(e) Petawawa;
(/) Rolph, Buchanan, Wylie and McKay;
(g) Ross;
(h) Stafford;
(»') Westmeath.
2. Schedule 171 to Regulation 115 of Revised
Regulations of Ontario, 1960 is revoked.
3. Subparagraphs i and ii of paragraph 2 of Schedule
172 to Regulation 115 of Revised Regulations of
Ontario, 1960 are revoked and the following sub-
stituted therefor:
i. The villages of,
(a) Barry's Bay;
(b) Eganville;
(c) Killaloe Station,
ii. The townships of,
(c) Brudenell and Lyndoch;
(b) Grattan;
(c) Hagarty and Richards;
(d) North Algona;
(e) RadclifJe;
(/) Raglan;
(g) Sebastopol;
(h) Sherwood, Jones and Burns;
(i) South Algona;
ij) Wilberforce.
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THE REGISTRY ACT
O. Reg. 179/68.
Surveys, Plans and Descriptions of
Land.
Made— May 16th, 1968.
Filed— May 17th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE REGISTRY ACT
1. Section 1 of Ontario Regulation 139/67 is
amended by adding thereto the following clause:
(ha) "reference plan" means a plan of survey
deposited under Part II of the Act in ac-
cordance with section 7 of this Regulation;
2. Section 2 of Ontario Regulation 139/67 is
amended by adding thereto the following subsection:
(2) Section 7 and sections 9 to 36, both inclusive,
apply to reference plans.
3. Subclause iii of clause d of subsection 1 of sec-
tion 5 of Ontario Regulation 139/67 is revoked and
the following substituted therefor:
(iii) the land excepted is a designated PART on
a reference plan or expropriation plan.
4. Section 7 of Ontario Regulation 139/67 is re-
voked and the following substituted therefor:
REFERENCE PLANS
7. — (1) A plan of survey made in accordance with
this Regulation and deposited under Part II
of the Act in accordance with this section
shall be known as a "reference plan".
(2) An instrument tendered for registration may
describe land by reference to a reference plan,
but the written portion of the description
shall comply with clauses a and g of sub-
section 1 of section 5.
(3) Parcels of land delineated by survey and
shown on a reference plan shall, subject
to subsection 12, be designated on the plan
as consecutively numbered or lettered
"PARTS".
(4) Notwithstanding clause a of section 35, the
designation of every subdivision unit, the
whole or a portion of which is included within
the area to which a reference plan applies,
may be set out in a schedule on the reference
plan relating the PARTS to the subdivision
units.
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(5) Subject to subsection 13, a reference plan
shall not exceed sixteen inches in width by
twenty-seven inches in length, including a
margin one-half of an inch in width.
(6) Notwithstanding section 17 of Ontario Regu-
lation 157/64, a requisition for deposit in
Form 17 of this Regulation and a receipt in
Form 18 of this Regulation shall be included
on a reference plan and on the duplicates
thereof required by subsection 8, and the
requisition shall be signed by the depositor.
(7) The receipt in Form 18 shall be included in a
block approximately two and one-half inches
square contiguous with the upper and right
margins of the reference plan.
(8) At the time of deposit of a reference plan,
a paper print of the plan shall be delivered to
the registrar in addition to the original plan
and the depositor's duplicate, and the regis-
trar,
(a) shall, subject to subsection 14, number
the plan in order of receipt in a
separate series of consecutive numbers
that incorporate a prefixing letter or
letters of which one shall be "R";
(b) shall insert the number assigned under
clause a in the receipt in Form 18 and
sign the receipt on the original plan
and on the duplicate and paper print;
(c) shall retain the original plan and paper
print in his custody; and
(d) shall deliver the depositor's duplicate
to the depositor.
(9) Every registrar shall keep an index in a form
approved by the Inspector to be known as the
"Reference Plan Index".
(10) Upon deposit of a reference plan, the registrar,
(c) shall enter in red ink in the abstract
index for every lot of which a part is
included in the reference plan the
words "See Deposit No. . . R ,
a Reference Plan", and where a part
of a lot is included in the area to which
the reference plan applies, the entry in
the abstract index shall include a
reference to the part of the lot;
(6) shall record the reference plan in the
Reference Plan Index referred to in
subsection 9; and
(c) is not required to record the reference
plan in the Alphabetical Deposit Index
referred to in subsection 2 of section 130
of the Act.
(11) A reference plan may not be withdrawn from
deposit after the receipt in Form 18 has been
signed by the registrar or his deputy.
(12) Subsection 3 does not apply to a reference
plan of a mining location deposited by the
Department of Mines.
(13) Notwithstanding subsection 5, a reference
plan of land acquired or to be acquired, other
than by expropriation, by an expropriating
authority may exceed the dimensions men-
tioned in that subsection but, on the lesser of
its two dimensions, the plan shall not exceed
thirty inches, including a margin of one-half
of an inch.
(14) Notwithstanding clause a of subsection 8,
reference plans deposited in a registry office
that is combined with a land titles office may
be numbered in the same series of numbers
assigned to reference plans of survey de-
posited for record under subsection 1 of
section 157 of The Land Titles Act.
(15) The registrar shall number original plans and
translucent copies of plans received,
(o) after the 1st day of July, 1964 under
section 7 of Ontario Regulation 156/64;
and
(b) after the 1st day of July, 1967 under
this section,
in accordance with clause a of subsection 8.
5. — (1) Clause a of section 8 of Ontario Regulation
139/67 is amended by adding at the end thereof:
"or may describe the land affected by the in-
strument by reference to the registration
number of a previously registered instru-
ment;"
(2) Clause d of the said section 8 is amended by
striking out "is" in the first line.
(3) The said section 8, as amended by section 1 of
Ontario Regulation 243/67, is further amended by
striking out "or" at the end of clause e, by adding "or"
at the end of clause/ and by adding thereto the follow-
ing clause:
(g) a notice of an application or a certificate of
title under The Certification of Titles Act or a
notice of application for first registration or a
certificate of a master of titles under The Land
Titles Act or any document relating thereto
registered by the director of titles or a master
of titles, the land may be described in the
notice, certificate or document by reference
to a plan of survey of which a paper print is
attached to the notice, certificate or docu-
ment, if the plan is on file in the office of the
director of titles or master of titles.
6.— (1) Section 9 of Ontario Regulation 139/67 is
amended by adding thereto the following subsection:
(2o) Subsection 2 applies to a reference plan.
(2) Subsection 3 of the said section 9 is amended by
striking out "upon the request of a registrar" in the
first line.
7. — (1) Clause b of subsection 1 of section 17 of
Ontario Regulation 139/67 is revoked and the follow-
ing substituted therefor:
(b) subject to subsection 4, shall be drawn and
executed in black india ink, or where the plan
is drawn on approved plastic material, in
black etching ink only, and shall show no
colouring of any kind whatsoever, and no
part of a plan or of any certificate, approval
or other matter required thereon shall be
stamped, typewritten, lithographed or en-
graved, but the title, legend, form of sur-
veyor's certificate or margin may be printed,
if it is machine printed with metallic over-
print ink; and
(2) The said section 17 is amended by adding
thereto the following subsection:
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(4) Clause b of subsection 1 does not apply to the
surveyor's seal, the seal of a corporation, or
the consent of the Minister of Municipal
Affairs under The Planning Act.
8. Section 18 of Ontario Regulation 139/67 is
revoked.
9. Section 53 of Ontario Regulation 139/67 is
revoked and the following substituted therefor:
53. An expropriation plan to which subsection 2
of section 4 of The Expropriation Procedures
Act, 1962-63 applies shall not be registered
unless the plan complies with that subsection.
10. Subsection 3 of section 58 of Ontario Regula-
tion 139/67 is revoked.
11. Subsection 1 of section 64 of Ontario Regula-
tion 139/67 is revoked and the following substituted
therefor:
(1) Subject to subsection 2, there shall be in-
cluded on a compiled plan a schedule relating
the new lot numbers to the registration num-
bers of previously registered instruments
under which title appears to have been most
recently acquired.
12. Section 65 of Ontario Regulation 139/67 is
amended by adding thereto the following subsection:
(2) An existing parcel shall not be shown as more
than one lot on a compiled plan.
13. Section 82 of Ontario Regulation 139/67 is
amended by adding thereto the following subsection:
(2) An existing parcel shall not be shown as more
than one lot on a judge's plan.
14. Ontario Regulation 139/67, as amended by
section 1 of Ontario Regulation 243/67, is further
amended by adding thereto the following section:
82a. There shall be included on a judge's plan a
schedule relating the new lot numbers to the
registration numbers of previously registered
instruments under which title appears to
have been most recently acquired.
15. Section 88 of Ontario Regulation 139/67 is
amended by adding thereto the following subsection:
(2) An existing parcel shall not be shown as more
than one lot on a municipal plan.
16. Ontario Regulation 139/67, as amended by
section 1 of Ontario Regulation 243/67, is further
amended by adding thereto the following section:
89c. There shall be included on a municipal plan
a schedule relating the new lot numbers to
the registration numbers of previously regis-
tered instruments under which title appears
to have been most recently acquired.
17. Form 7 of Ontario Regulation 139/67 is
amended by striking out "OF PLAN OF SUBDI-
VISION" in the fourth line.
18. Paragraph 2 of Form 15 of Ontario Regulation
139/67 is revoked and the following substituted
therefor :
2. This plan was (partially) compiled from, and
is a graphic illustration of, the information
obtained from the sources indicated hereon.
19. Ontario Regulation 139/67, as amended by
section 1 of Ontario Regulation 243/67, is further
amended by adding thereto the following forms:
Form 17
The Registry Act
REQUISITION FOR DEPOSIT OF A
REFERENCE PLAN
I require this plan to be deposited under
Part II of The Registry Act
(Date).
{Signature)
{Name in Print)
Form 18
The Registry Act
RECEIPT
(On Reference Plan)
Received and deposited as
PLAN R {this line in large, bold
print)
(Date).
{Signature)
REGISTRAR FOR
THE REGISTRY
DIVISION OF
20. This Regulation comes into force on the 1st
day of July, 1968.
21. Plans and copies of plans received under
section 7 of Ontario Regulation 139/67 before the 1st
day of July, 1968 shall be deemed to have been
properly deposited, notwithstanding any non-com-
pliance with clause c or c of subsection 1 of the said
section 7 and notwithstanding the lack of any requisi-
tion for deposit or the failure to pay any fee for deposit.
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THE REGISTRY ACT
O. Reg. 180/68.
Forms and Records.
Made— May 16th, 1968.
Filed— May 17th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE REGISTRY ACT
1. Section 17 of Ontario Regulation 157/64 is
revoked and the following substituted therefor:
17. Subject to section 7 of Ontario Regulation
139/67, a requisition and receipt under sec-
tion 129 of the Act shall be in Form 17.
2. Subsection 1 of section 18 of Ontario Regulation
157/64 is revoked.
3. This Regulation comes into force on the 1st
day of July, 1968.
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O. Reg. 183/68 1495
Publications Under The Regulations Act
June 1st, 1968
THE HIGHWAY TRAFFIC ACT
O. Reg. 181/68.
Construction Zones.
Made— May 16th, 1968.
Filed— May 22nd, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE HIGHWAY TRAFFIC ACT
1. Schedule 10 to Ontario Regulation 233/67 is
amended by adding thereto the following paragraphs:
2. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 27 in the Borough of Etobicoke in the
County of York commencing at a point
situate 0.37 mile measured northerly from
its intersection with the King's Highway
known as the Queen Elizabeth Way and
extending northerly therealong for a distance
of 0.40 mile more or less. (Contract No.
67-40).
3. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 27 in the Borough of Etobicoke in the
County of York commencing at a point
situate 0.37 mile measured northerly from
its intersection with the King's Highway
known as the Queen Elizabeth Way and
extending southerly therealong for a distance
of 1.33 miles more or less. (Contract No.
68-10).
2. Schedule 24 to Ontario Regulation 233/67, as
amended by section 1 of Ontario Regulation 305/67,
is further amended by adding thereto the following
paragraph :
2. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 401 in the Borough of Etobicoke in the
County of York commencing at a point situate
700 feet measured easterly from its intersec-
tion with the centre line of the roadway
known as Kipling Avenue and extending
westerly therealong for a distance of 1.78
miles more or less. (Contract No. 66-296).
3. Ontario Regulation 233/67, as amended by
Ontario Regulations 251/67, 258/67, 305/67, 34/68
and 158/68, is further amended by adding thereto the
following Schedule:
Schedule 37
QUEEN ELIZABETH WAY
1. That part of the King's Highway known as
the Queen Elizabeth Way in the Borough of
Etobicoke in the County of York commencing
at a point situate 0.35 mile measured easterly
from its intersection with the King's Highway
known as No. 27 and extending easterly
therealong for a distance of 2.23 miles more
or less. (Contract No. 67-37).
2. That part of the King's Highway known as
the Queen Elizabeth Way in the Borough of
Etobicoke in the County of York com-
mencing at a point situate 0.23 mile measured
westerly from its intersection with the King's
Highway known as No. 27 and extending
westerly therealong for a distance of 0.93
mile more or less. (Contract No. 67-40).
(9753)
That part of the King's Highway known as
the Queen Elizabeth Way in the Borough of
Etobicoke in the County of York commencing
at a point situate 0.35 mile measured
easterly from its intersection with the King's
Highway known as No. 27 and extending
westerly therealong for a distance of 1.02 miles
more or less. (Contract No. 68-10).
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THE INCOME TAX ACT, 1961-62
O. Reg. 182/68.
General.
Made— May 16th, 1968.
Filed— May 22nd, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE INCOME TAX ACT, 1961-62
1. Section 3 of Ontario Regulation 77/62, as
remade by section 1 of Ontario Regulation 91/68, is
revoked and the following substituted therefor:
3. — (1) Except as otherwise provided in this
Regulation, the amount to be deducted is
28/100 of the amount determined in accor-
dance with Table 154 as set forth in Schedule
A to the Federal Regulations, having regard to
the amount of remuneration paid to the
employee, the length of the pay period and the
employee's exemptions.
(2) Where the amount of remuneration for the
pay period is not provided for in Table 154,
the amount to be deducted is 28/100 of the
amount indicated in column 2, 3 or 4 of
Table 154A as set forth in Schedule A to the
Federal Regulations, having regard to the
length of the pay period, the pay per year and
the employee's exemptions.
2. This Regulation is efTective on and after the
1st day of April, 1968.
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THE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION ACT
O. Reg. 183/68.
Interim Teaching Certificates.
Made— May 14th, 1968.
Approved — May 16th, 1968.
Filed— May 23rd, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION ACT
1. Subsection 2 of section 55 of Regulation 88 of
Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1960, as made by
section 2 of Ontario Regulation 121/64, is revoked
and the following substituted therefor:
(2) The secondary-school subjects referred to in
subsection 1 are English, History, Geog-
raphy, Latin, French, German, Greek,
Spanish, Russian, Italian, Mathematics,
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O. Reg. 188/68
Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Economics,
Agriculture, Frangais, Geology, Political
Science (World Politics), Psychology (Man
in Society), Sociology (Man in Society).
WILLIAM DAVIS,
Minister of Education.
Dated at Toronto, this 14th day of May, 1968.
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THE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION ACT
O. Reg. 184/68.
The Loyalist College of Applied Arts
and Technology.
Made— April 30th, 1968.
Approved— May 16th, 1968.
Filed— May 23rd, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION ACT
1. — (1) A college of applied arts and technology
to be known as "The Loyalist College of Applied Arts
and Technology" is established for the area comprised
of all the municipalities, including any cities or
separated towns, within the counties of Lennox and
Addington, Prince Edward, Hastings, and Northum-
berland except the Town of Cobourg and the townships
of Hamilton and South Monaghan.
( 2 ) The board of governors of the college established
under subsection 1 shall be known as "The Board of
Governors of The Loyalist College of Applied Arts
and Technology".
WILLIAM DAVIS,
Minister of Education.
Dated at Toronto, this 30th day of April, 1968.
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THE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION ACT
O. Reg. 185/68.
Sir Sandford Fleming — Loyalist College
of Applied Arts and Technology.
Made— April 30th, 1968.
Approved — May 16th, 1968.
Filed— May 23rd, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION ACT
1. Ontario Regulation 87/67 is revoked.
WILLIAM DAVIS,
Minister of Education.
Dated at Toronto, this 30th day of April, 1968.
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THE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION ACT
O. Reg. 186/68.
The Sir Sandford Fleming College of
Applied Arts and Technology.
Made— April 30th, 1968.
Approved — May 16th, 1968.
Filed— May 23rd, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION ACT
1. — (1) A college of applied arts and technology
to be known as "The Sir Sandford Fleming College of
Applied Arts and Technology" is established for the
area comprised of all the municipalities, including any
cities or separated towns, within the counties of
Victoria and Peterborough and the Provisional County
of Haliburton, and the Town of Cobourg and the
townships of Hamilton and South Monaghan in the
County of Northumberland.
(2) The board of governors of the college established
under subsection 1 shall be known as "The Board of
Governors of The Sir Sandford Fleming College of
Applied Arts and Technology".
WILLIAM DAVIS,
Minister of Education.
Dated at Toronto, this 30th day of April, 1968.
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THE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION ACT
O. Reg. 187/68.
Elementary and Secondary Schools —
General.
Made— May 13th, 1968.
Approved — May 16th, 1968.
Filed— May 23rd, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION ACT
1. Section 13 of Ontario Regulation 339/66 is
revoked.
WILLIAM DAVIS,
Minister of Education.
Dated at Toronto, this 13th day of May, 1968.
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THE AIR POLLUTION CONTROL ACT, 1967
O. Reg. 188/68.
General.
Made— May 16th, 1968.
Filed— May 24th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE AIR POLLUTION CONTROL ACT, 1967
1. Section 2 of Ontario Regulation 449/67 is
amended by adding thereto the following item:
2. The County of Peel.
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THE PESTICIDES ACT, 1967
O. Reg. 189/68.
General.
Made— May 10th, 1968.
Approved — May 16th, 1968.
Filed— May 24th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE PESTICIDES ACT, 1967
1. Section 18 of Ontario Regulation 445/67 is
revoked.
2. Subsection 1 of section 19 of Ontario Regulation
445/67 is revoked and the following substituted
therefor:
(1) An operator shall carry insurance in a form
approved by the Superintendent of Insurance
against his liability and the liability of any of
his employees for death, injury or property
damage from the conduct of exterminations,
as follows:
1. In the case of structural extermination,
(a) not less than $25,000 for each em-
ployee or $50,000 for two or more
employees;
(fe) not less than $300,000 for one person
and $500,000 for two or more persons
who are not employees; and
(c) not less than $200,000 for property
damage and the insured may assume
liability for the first $250 of each claim.
2. In the case of land extermination,
(c) not less than $25,000 for each em-
ployee or $50,000 for two or more
employees;
(b) not less than $100,000 for one person
and $200,000 for two or more persons
who are not employees; and
(c) not less than $10,000 for property
damage and the insured may assume
liability for the first $250 of each claim.
(la) The insurer may impose an aggregate limit
for any one policy year,
(c) in the case of structural extermination
$500,000 for bodily injury and $200,000
for property damage; and
(6) in the case of land extermination
$200,000 for bodily injury and $10,000
for property damage.
(16) Where an aggregate limit is imposed in any
contract of insurance, the insurer shall within
ten days notify the Director of all sums of
money paid by reason of the liability of the
insured.
3. This Regulation comes into force on the 1st day
of June, 1968.
M. B. DYMOND,
Minister of Health.
Dated at Toronto, this 10th day of May, 1968.
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Publications Under The Regulations Act
June 8th, 1968
THE MENTAL HOSPITALS ACT
O. Reg. 190/68.
General.
Made— February 15th, 1968.
Filed— May 31st, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE MENTAL HOSPITALS ACT
GENERAL
1. The following are designated institutions to
which the Act applies:
LOCATION
1. Aurora
2. Brockville
3. Cedar Springs
4. Cobourg
5. Edgar
6. Goderich
7. Hamilton
8. Kingston
9. London
10. New Toronto
11. North Bay
12. Orillia
13. Owen Sound
14. Palmerston
15. Penetanguishene
16. Porcupine
17. Port Arthur
18. St. Thomas
19. Smith's Falls
20. Toronto
21. Whitby
22. Woodstock
Ontario Hospital
Brockville Psychiatric
Hospital
Ontario Hospital School
Ontario Hospital
Adult Occupational Centre
Goderich Psychiatric
Hospital
Hamilton Psychiatric
Hospital
Kingston Psychiatric
Hospital
London Psychiatric Hospital
Lakeshore Psychiatric
Hospital
North Bay Psychiatric
Hospital
Ontario Hospital School
Dr. Mackinnon Phillips
Hospital
Midwestern Regional
Children's Centre
Penetang Psychiatric
Hospital
Northeastern Psychiatric
Hospital
Lakehe id Psychiatric
Hospital
St. Thomas Psychiatric
Hospital
Rideau Regional Hospital
School
Queen Street Mental Health
Centre
Whitby Psychiatric Hospital
Ontario Hospital
2. In awarding admission to patients the officer-in-
charge of any institution is not required to consider the
applications for admission in the order in which they are
received, and he may grant priority to those cases
that are, in his opinion, in most urgent need of care
and attention in an institution.
3. — (1) In this section, "patient'
patient of a psychiatric facility.
includes a former
(2) No person shall have access to the records of a
patient unless he has the authority of the oflScer-in-
charge.
(3) No disclosure shall be made from the records
of a patient without the authority of the officer-in-
charge.
(4) The officer-in-charge may disclose or authorize
the disclosure of information from the records of a
patient,
(a) with the written consent of,
(i) the patient if he is competent to give
consent, or
(ii) the guardian or nearest relative of the
patient if the patient is incompetent
to give consent; or
(b) for academic, research or statistical purposes;
or
(c) where it is clearly not against the best interests
of the patient.
(5) The officer-in-charge shall disclose or authorize
disclosure of information from the records of a patient,
(a) upon the order of a court of competent
jurisdiction; or
(b) when otherwise required to do so by law.
(6) The provisions of this section apply notwith-
standing that any information disclosed under the
authority of this section is confidential or privileged
and no action shall be instituted against the person
who discloses it unless its disclosure is made maliciously
or without reasonable or probable cause.
MAINTENANCE
4. — (1) The minimum rate for which a patient,
his estate or the person liable for his maintenance is
liable in the general wards of any institution is $2 a
day and, where the patient's condition requires special
care and treatment, such further charges may be made
as the officer-in-charge determines.
(2) The rate does not include clothing and the cost
of clothing is an additional charge upon the patient,
his estate or the j)erson liable for his maintenance.
5. In any institution having private or semi-private
wards, the rate for which a patient, his estate or the
person liable for his maintenance is liable shall be
determined in each case by the officer-in-charge, and
the rate shall be based on the accommodation, care and
treatment provided for the patient.
6. Where the maintenance of a patient occupying a
private or semi-private ward is one-quarter in arrears
and remains unpaid, the officer-in-charge may transfer
the patient to a general ward and shall notify the
surety or the person liable for the maintenance of his
action and of the amount due and owing.
7. — (1) Where there is an amount due and owing
for the maintenance of,
(a) a former patient who,
(i) has been discharged and is not a
resident mentioned in Ontario Regula-
tion 191/68, or
(ii) has died in a hospital; or
(b) a patient for whose maintenance a person is
liable under section 76 of the Act and that
person has died,
such amount, except as otherwise provided, shall be
limited as prescribed by subsection 2.
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(2) Subject to subsection 3, the amount payable in
full satisfaction of the amount due and owing for
maintenance mentioned in subsection 1 is limited to
that accruing in the period of ten years immediately
preceding the date of death or the date of discharge,
as the case may be.
(3) Where the amount paid during the ten year
period mentioned in subsection 2 exceeds the amount
accruing during that period, the excess shall be applied
upon any amount accruing prior to that period.
8. — (1) In this section,
(a) "debtor" means a person who is liable for
maintenance under the Act;
(&) "dependant" means,
(i) a child under twenty-one years of age
who is not in receipt of a taxable income
or a child who is over twenty-one years
of age but dependent because of dis-
ability and who is not in receipt of a
taxable income, or
(ii) a widow or widower who is not in
receipt of a taxable income;
(c) "net value" means the value of the property
of a deceased debtor passing on his death
after deducting,
(i) funeral and interment expenses,
(ii) testamentary expenses including sur-
rogate, probate and other like court fees
paid by the estate in respect of the
death of the deceased, and
(iii) the legal debts of the deceased other
than the amount that is due and owing
for maintenance;
(d) "taxable income" means taxable income as
determined under the Income Tax Act
(Canada).
(2) The Deputy Minister may give a discharge for
the amount due and owing for maintenance where the
amount computed as prescribed by section 7 has been
paid.
(3) Where the debtor dies leaving a dependant or
dependants, and the net value of the estate after
deducting $5,000 therefrom is less than the amount
that is due and owing for maintenance, the amount
that is owing for maintenance shall be deemed to be
fully paid and satisfied upon payment of the balance
of the net estate after deducting $5,000 therefrom and
the Deputy Minister may give a discharge in full.
(4) Where the debtor dies leaving no dependant and
the amount that is due and owing for the maintenance
exceeds the value of the estate, the Deputy Minister
may give a discharge for the amount that is due and
owing upon payment of the balance of the estate after
deducting,
(a) funeral and interment expenses; and
(b) testamentary expenses including surrogate,
probate and other like court fees paid by the
estate in respect of the death of the deceased.
(5) Before giving a discharge under this section,
the Deputy Minister or an officer of the Department
designated by him may require the applicant for the
discharge to submit a copy of the affidavit of value and
relationship filed under The Succession Duty Act, an
affidavit of the debts of the deceased debtor and such
other information as is necessary for the purposes of
this section.
9. When a patient has been discharged from an
institution and admission is again applied for on
behalf of the patient, the officer-in-charge shall, where
possible, obtain renewal of the bond for maintenance
or a new bond.
10. Except as provided by sections 7 and 8, nothing
in this Regulation shall be construed to relieve any
person or persons or property from liability for the
maintenance of any patient, and the execution of any
bond or agreement for the payment of maintenance
shall not have any such effect or in any way interfere
with or prevent any other remedies for the recovery
of moneys owii g for the maintenance of a patient at
the full rate of maintenance.
APPROVED HOMES
11. — (1) The Department may pay an amount of
$28 a week for the care and maintenance of patients in
an approved home.
(2) Where special care and maintenance are re-
quired by a patient, the Department may pay a weekly
amount in excess of $28.
(3) Where a mentally defective patient who re-
quires nursing care is a patient in an approved home,
the Department may pay an amount not exceeding
$8.50 a day for his care and maintenance.
12. Where a patient is in an approved home, the
patient, his estate or the person liable for his mainten-
ance is liable fcr the amount mentioned in section 11
and the cost of his clothing.
13. In sections 11 and 12, "patient" includes a
former patient.
14. In sections 15 to 23, both inclusive, "employee"
means a full-time or part-time employee of an institu-
tion other than an employee of an approved home
connected with the institution.
15. — (1) Every employee shall receive an intra-
dermal tuberculin test and x-ray film of the lungs
within one week after the commencement of his
employment unless the employee presents the institu-
tion with satisfactory proof of the taking of such tests
within three months preceding the commencement of
his employment.
(2) Every employee who has a negative tuberculin
reaction shall receive an additional tuberculin test
within six months of the date of the first test and shall
receive successive tests within six months of the date
of each test where the result of the test is negative.
(3) Every employee who has a positive tuberculin
reaction on his first test shall receive an x-ray film of
the lungs forthwith and every twelve months thereafter.
(4) Subject to section 16, where an employee has
a negative reaction to his first tuberculin test and a
positive reaction to any subsequent test, he shall
receive an x-ray film of the lungs forthwith after such
test and every three months for the next year, an
additional x-ray film in six months thereafter and an
additional x-ray film every twelve months thereafter.
(5) Every employee whose x-ray film shows evi-
dence of abnormal shadowing shall forthwith receive
further examination to determine the nature of the
disease.
(6) No tests other than the intra-dermal (Mantoux)
test, using one-twentieth of a milligram of Old Tuber-
culin, shall be used for the tests required by this section.
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16. Where an employee is found to have developed
a positive tuberculin reaction because of the administra-
tion of Bacillus Calmette-Guerin Vaccine, the employee
shall receive an x-ray film of the lungs forthwith after
developing the positive reaction and every twelve
months thereafter, as long as the tuberculin sensitivity
remains.
17. Notwithstanding subsection 6 of section 15,
where an employee produces a certificate by a duly
qualified medical practitioner stating that the intra-
dermal (Mantoux) test causes an unusually severe
reaction in the employee, the intra-dermal test shall
not be performed on that employee, but he shall
receive an x-ray film of the lungs within one week
after the commencement of his employment and every
twelve months thereafter.
18. No employee found to be suffering from active
tuberculosis shall be permitted to work in the institu-
tion and the officer-in-charge shall report the case
within twenty-four hours to the medical officer of
health of the municipality in which the employee
resides and to the medical officer of health in the
municipality in which he is employed.
19. — (1) Where an employee shows evidence of
tuberculosis, the officer-in-charge shall give to the
Workmen's Compensation Board and to the Depart-
ment written notice thereof, including a complete
report of the medical findings within seven days of the
time of diagnosis.
(2) Every officer-in-charge shall keep a permanent
record of all examinations and tests of every employee
of the institution and, if requested, shall send a copy
of any record, including the x-ray films, to the Work-
men's Compensation Board or to the Department.
(3) The permanent record of all examinations and
tests referred to in subsection 2 shall be kept by the
officer-in-charge for three years after the employee
ceases to be employed in the institution.
(4) Any officer of the Workmen's Compensation
Board who is authorized by its chairman may inspect
the medical records of an employee at any time.
20. The institution is responsible for all examina-
tions for tuberculosis of an employee and none of the
expenses thereby incurred are payable by the em-
oloyee.
21. No employee shall be detailed to care for a
patient believed or suspected to be suffering from
tuberculosis until the employee has received instruc-
tions as to the necessary technique to protect himself
and others against infection and, where possible, the
employee so detailed shall be a positive reactor to the
tuberculin test.
22. Upon ceasing to be employed, every employee
who has been employed for four or more months shall
receive an x-ray film of the lungs and a non-reactor
shall also receive a tuberculin test.
23. Nothing contained in sections 14 to 22, both
inclusive, shall prevent any person from being employed
in an institution when his tuberculosis is inactive.
24. Where a medical practitioner believes or
suspects that a person admitted to an institution is
suffering from tuberculosis, he shall notify the officer-
in-charge forthwith.
25. — (1) A certificate of the Minister under sec-
tion 41 of the Act shall be in Form 1.
(2) A revocation of a certificate in Form 1 shall be
in Form 2.
26. Regulation 416 of Revised Regulations of
Ontario, 1960, and Ontario Regulations 206/61, 68/62,
121/62, 148/62, 321/62, 37/63, 86/63, 93/63, 191/63,
230/63, 24/64, 295/64, 52/65, 130/65, 301/65, 16/66,
100/66, 132/66, 355/66, 52/67, 351/67, 355/67 and
165/68, are revoked.
Form 1
The Mental Hospitals A ct
CERTIFICATE FOR APPROVED HOME
I, the Minister of Health for the Province of Ontario,
do hereby certify that the premises located at
in the of
in the County of may be used by
as an approved home for
patients of the
(name of institution)
unless and until this certificate is revoked in writing
under my hand.
Minister of Health
Date
.19.
Form 2
The Mental Hospitals Act
REVOCATION OF CERTIFICATE FOR
APPROVED HOME
Whereas a certificate has been issued under th6
hand of the Minister of Health for the Province of
Ontario on the day of ,
19 , to the effect that the premises located at
in the
of in the County of
may be used by
as an approved home for patients of the
( name
of institution)
I do hereby revoke the said certificate.
Minister of Health
Date
, 19.
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O. Reg. 191/68
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 194/68
THE MENTAL HOSPITALS ACT
O. Reg. 191/68.
Residential Units.
Made— February 15th, 1968.
Filed— May 31st, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE MENTAL HOSPITALS ACT
RESIDENTIAL UNITS
1. In this Regulation, "resident" means a person
received and lodged in a residential unit established
under section 2.
2. The officer-in-charge may, with the approval of
the Minister,
(a) establish a residential unit in any building or
part thereof comprising the institution
premises, and provide therein accommoda-
tion and facilities for the care of residents; or
(b) designate an approved home as a residential
unit.
3. Any person,
(a) who has been a patient;
(b) who has been discharged from an institution;
and
(c) for whom no immediate provision for care and
lodging has been made; or
(d) who has been a resident in a home for special
care approved or licensed under The Homes
for Special Care Act, 1964 and the regulations
made under that Act,
may be admitted to a residential unit upon his own
request or the request of a friend or relative.
4. — (1) A residential unit and the residents therein
are exempt from the provisions of the Act except
sections 1 to 10 and sections 75 to 79 of the Act which
shall apply mutatis mutandis.
(2) Part III of The Mental Health Act, 1967 and the
relevant regulations thereunder apply mutatis mutandis
to a resident in a residential unit as if the resident had
continued as a patient in an institution.
(3) Notwithstanding subsection 2, where a notice
of continuance has been issued under subsection 2 of
section 37 of The Mental Health Act, 1967 prior to the
discharge of the resident from an institution, the pro-
visions of clause d of section 38 of that Act shall not
apply.
5. — ( 1 ) When a resident is admitted to a residential
unit the officer-in-charge shall notify the person respon-
sible for the maintenance of the resident or a relative
or friend.
(2) A resident shall be discharged from the res-
idential unit when provision has been made for his
continued care and lodging.
6. A resident is discharged when the officer-in-
charge so orders and communicates the order to the
resident.
7. A resident or the person responsible for his
maintenance is liable for his maintenance at the rate
of $2 a day.
8. Ontario Regulations 387/61, 92/63, 340/64 and
15/66 are revoked.
THE MENTAL HOSPITALS ACT
O. Reg. 192/68.
Revocations.
Made— February 8th, 1968.
Filed— May 31st, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE MENTAL HOSPITALS ACT
1. Regulations 417, 418 and 419 of Revised Regula-
tions of Ontario, 1960 and Ontario Regulations 207/62
and 354/66 are revoked.
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23
THE MILK ACT, 1965
O. Reg. 193/68.
Milk Products.
Made— May 3rd, 1968.
Approved— May 30th, 1968.
Filed— May 31st, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE MILK ACT, 1965
1. Section 74a of Regulation 434 of Revised Regula-
tions of Ontario, 1960, as made by section 1 of Ontario
Regulation 179/64 and amended by section 3 of
Ontario Regulation 291/65, is revoked.
2. Section 86a of Regulation 434 of Revised Regula-
tions of Ontario, 1960, as made by section 1 of Ontario
Regulation 179/64 and amended by section 4 of Ontario
Regulation 291/65, is revoked.
The Milk Commission of Ontario:
G. A. McCAGUE,
Chairman.
J. F. JEWSON,
Secretary.
Dated at Toronto, this 3rd day of May, 1968.
(9796)
23
THE PUBLIC LANDS ACT
O. Reg. 194/68.
Restricted Areas — District of Muskoka —
Township of Baxter.
Made— May 29th, 1968.
Filed— May 31st, 1968.
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23
ORDER MADE UNDER
THE PUBLIC LANDS ACT
Ontario Regulation 125/68 is revoked.
Dated this 29th day of May, 1968.
RENE BRUNELLE,
Minister of Lands and Forests.
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298
O. Reg. 195/68
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE O. Reg. 198/68 1593
Publications Under The Regulations Act
June 15th, 1968
THE LOCAL ROADS BOARDS ACT, 1964
O. Reg. 195/68.
Establishment of Local Roads Areas.
Mad^-May31st, 1968.
Filed— June 4th, 1968.
ORDER MADE UNDER
THE LOCAL ROADS BOARDS ACT, 1964
1. Ontario Regulation 54/65, as amended by On-
tario Regulations 87/65, 108/65, 121/65, 132/65,
55/66, 66/66, 78/66, 99/66, 117/66, 140/66, 144/66,
153/66, 209/66, 337/66, 387/66, 53/67, 63/67, 81/67,
146/67, 156/67, 193/67, 195/67, 285/67, 391/67, 18/68,
80/68, 151/68 and 166/68, is further amended by
adding thereto the following Schedule:
Schedule 157
WAY LOCAL ROADS AREA
All of the Township of Way and that portion of
the Township of Lowther in the Territorial District
of Cochrane, shown outlined on Department of High-
ways plan N-325-1, filed in the office of the Registrar
of Regulations at Toronto as No. 832.
G. E. GOMME,
Minister of Highways.
Dated at Toronto, this 31st day of May, 1968.
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THE DEPARTMENT OF MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS
ACT
O. Reg. 196/68.
Tax Arrears and Tax Sales Procedures.
Made— June 4th, 1968.
Filed— June 5th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE DEPARTMENT OF MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS
ACT
1. — (1) Item 4 of Schedule 1 to Ontario Regulation
75/67 is revoked and the following substituted therefor:
4. Essex Town of Amherstburg
Town of Kingsville
Village of St. Clair Beach
Township of Gosfield South
Township of Mersea
Township of Rochester
Township of Tilbury North
Township of Tilbury West
(2) Item 10 of Schedule 1 to Ontario Regulation
75/67 is revoked and the following substituted therefor
10. Lambton
Town of Forest
Township of Bosanquet
Township of Moore
(3) The said Schedule 1, as amended by section 1
of Ontario Regulation 298/67, is further amended by
adding thereto the following items:
9a. Kent Town of Tilbury
lie. Norfolk Town of Waterford
Township of Townsend
W. DARCY McKEOUGH,
Minister of Municipal Affairs.
Dated at Toronto, this 4th day of June, 1968.
(9817)
24
THE FARM PRODUCTS MARKETING ACT
O. Reg. 197/68.
Local Boards.
Made— June 4th, 1968.
Filed— June 5th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE FARM PRODUCTS MARKETING ACT
1. Section 5 of Ontario Regulation 98/67 is amended
by adding thereto the following subsection:
(2) The annual financial statement of a local
board shall include the amount of each grant
or other like payment of money made by the
local board to any person or association or
body of persons during the fiscal year and
the name of the person or association or body
of persons to whom the grant or other like
payment of money was made.
2. Section 10 of Ontario Regulation 98/67 is
revoked.
The Farm Products Marketing
Board:
C. E. MIGHTON,
Chairman.
J. W. DRENNAN,
Secretary.
Dated at Toronto, this 4th day of June, 1968.
(9818)
24
THE PUBLIC HEALTH ACT
O. Reg. 198/68.
Health Units — General.
Made— May 28th, 1968.
Approved— May 30th, 1968.
Filed— June 6th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE PUBLIC HEALTH ACT
1. — (1) Item 3 of Appendix A to Regulation 510 of
Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1960, as made by
section 4 of Ontario Regulation 406/67, is revoked and
the following substituted therefor:
299
1594 O. Reg. 198/68 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 201/68
3. The County of Grey and the City of Owen
Sound.
(2) Item 7 of the said Appendix A, as made by
section 4 of Ontario Regulation 406/67, is revoked and
the following substituted therefor:
7. The County of Middlesex and the City of
London.
(3) Item 13 of the said Appendix A, as made by
section 4 of Ontario Regulation 406/67, is revoked and
the following substituted therefor:
13. The County of Perth, the City of Stratford
and the separated Town of St. Mary's.
(4) Item 21 of the said Appendix A, as remade by
section 3 of Ontario Regulation 78/68, is revoked and
the following substituted therefor:
21. The County of York, except the City of
Toronto and the Boroughs of Etobicoke,
North York, Scarborough, York and East
York, and the City of Oshawa.
M. B. DYMOND,
Minister of Health.
Dated at Toronto, this 28th day of May, 1968.
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24
THE HOSPITAL SERVICES COMMISSION ACT
O. Reg. 199/68.
General.
Made— May 10th, 1968.
Approved— May 30th, 1968.
Filed— June 6th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE HOSPITAL SERVICES COMMISSION ACT
1. Part I of Schedule 2 to Ontario Regulation 1/67,
as amended by section 5 of Ontario Regulation 121/67,
section 1 of Ontario Regulation 447/67 and section 1 of
Ontario Regulation 137/68, is further amended by,
(a) striking out "Kenora General Hospital"
opposite item 66 and inserting in lieu thereof
"Lake of the Woods District Hospital"; and
(6) striking out item 67.
2. Item 2 of Part I of Schedule 7 to Ontario Regu-
lation 1/67 is revoked.
3. — ( 1) Section 1 is deemed to have come into force
on the 1st day of May, 1968.
(2) Section 2 is deemed to have come into force on
the 11th day of April, 1968.
Ontario Hospital Services Commission:
S. W. MARTIN.
Chairman.
D. J. TWISS,
Commissioner.
Dated at Toronto, this 10th day of May, 1968.
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24
THE PUBLIC HOSPITALS ACT
O. Reg. 200/68.
Classification of Hospitals.
Made— May 30th, 1968.
Filed— June 6th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE PUBLIC HOSPITALS ACT
1. The Schedule to Ontario Regulation 364/67, as
amended by Ontario Regulations 6/68, 100/68 and
126/68, is further amended by,
(a) striking out "Kenora General Hospital"
opposite item 29 under the heading "Group B
Hospitals" and inserting in lieu thereof "Lake
of the Woods District Hospital"; and
(6) striking out item 40 under the heading
"Group C Hospitals".
2. This Regulation is deemed to have come into
force on the 1st day of May, 1968.
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THE REGISTRY ACT
O. Reg. 201/68.
Fees.
Made— June 6th, 1968.
Filed— June 7th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE REGISTRY ACT
1. Sub-item 3 of item 24 of the Schedule to Ontario
Regulation 49/64 is revoked and the following sub-
stituted therefor:
(3) Subject to sub-items 4 and 5, for supply-
ing a paper print, made by an ammonia
process, of a registered or deposited plan . $1.00
(4) For each square foot in excess of
10 square feet 10
(5) Where the print is not made in a registry
office, the actual cost including in-
cidental disbursements, plus 1.00
(6) Where the copy is certified by the
registrar 50
2. The Schedule to Ontario Regulations 49/64, as
amended by Ontario Regulations 159/64, 71/66,
317/66, 347/66, 250/67 and 50/68, is further amended
by adding thereto the following item:
40. — (1) For deposit of a reference plan under
section 7 of Ontario Regulation 139/67. .$3.00
(2) For each entry of a reference plan in the
abstract index 50
3. This Regulation comes into force on the 1st day
of July, 1968.
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300
O. Reg. 202/68
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
1595
THE PROVINCIAL PARKS ACT
O. Reg. 202/68.
General.
Made— June 6th, 1968.
Filed— June 7th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE PROVINCIAL PARKS ACT
1. Section 13a of Regulation 499 of Revised Regu-
lations of Ontario, 1960, as made by section 8 of
Ontario Regulation 115/68, is revoked and the following
substituted therefor:
13o. — (1) No person shall camp overnight in a
provincial park except under the authority of
an overnight camping permit in Form 6 or 7.
(2) Subsection 1 does not apply to the occupa-
tion of a camp-site under the authority ©f a
camp-site permit.
(3) The fee payable for a permit in Form 6 is $5
and for a permit in Form 7 is $1.
(4) A permit in Form 6 expires at 2 p.m. on the
sixteenth day following its date of issue.
(5) A permit in Form 7 is not valid for a period
of more than twenty-four hours.
(6) A permit in Form 7 expires at 2 p.m. on the
day shown on the permit.
(7) An overnight camping permit authorizes the
permittee and any persons who, when the
permit is issued, occupy the vehicle or boat
operated by the permittee to camp overnight
in the provincial park named in the permit
except on a camp-site and except on land
within two miles of a highway along which
camp-sites are operated.
2. Form 6 of Regulation 499 of Revised Regula-
tions of Ontario, 1960, as made by section 14 of Ontario
Regulation 115/68, is revoked and the following sub-
stituted therefor: git
Form 6
The Provincial Parks Act
OVERNIGHT CAMPING PERMIT
No..
15
(name of permittee — print in block letters)
(address of permittee)
This permit expires at 2 p.m. on the sixteenth day
following its date of issue and is valid in
Provincial Park, but is not valid on camp-sites or
within two miles of highways along which camp-sites
are operated.
(signature of issuer) (date of issue)
Form 7
The Provincial Parks A ct
DAILY OVERNIGHT CAMPING PERMIT
No
$1
(name of permittee — print in block letters)
(address of permittee)
Valid only in Provincial Park.
This permit is not valid for a period of more than
twenty-four hours or on camp-sites or within two miles
of highways along which camp-sites are operated.
This permit expires at 2 p.m. on the day of
19...
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O. Reg. 203/68
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 204/68
1643
Publications Under The Regulations Act
June 22nd, 1968
THE INDUSTRIAL STANDARDS ACT
O. Reg. 203/68.
Designation of Industries and Zones.
Made— June 6th, 1968.
Filed— June 10th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE INDUSTRIAL STANDARDS ACT
1. Paragraph la of Appendix C of Regulation 244
of Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1960, as renumbered
by subsection 1 of section 2 of Ontario Regulation
297/61, is revoked and the following substituted
therefor :
ARNPRIOR ZONE
la. The Town of Arnprior and the suburban
area adjacent thereto and lying within a line
drawn as follows:
Beginning at the southerly corner of Lot 1 in
Concession A in the Township of McNab in
the County of Renfrew; thence northwesterly
along the southwesterly limit of lots 1, 2, 3,
4 and 5 in Concession A to the westerly corner
of Lot 5; thence northwesterly in a straight
line across the road allowance between lots
5 and 6 to the southerly corner of Lot 6 in
Concession A; thence continuing northwesterly
along the southwesterly limit of lots 6, 7, 8,
9 and 10 in Concession A to the westerly
corner of Lot 10; thence continuing north-
westerly in a straight line across the road
allowance between lots 10 and 11 to the
southerly corner of Lot 11 in Concession A;
thence continuing northwesterly along the
southwesterly limit of lots 11, 12 and 13 in
Concession A to the westerly corner of Lot 13;
thence northeasterly along the northwesterly
limit of that lot to the northerly corner
thereof; thence continuing northeasterly in a
straight line across the road allowance between
concessions A and B to the westerly corner of
Lot 13 in Concession B; thence continuing
northeasterly along the northwesterly limit
of that lot to the high-water mark on the
southwesterly bank of the Ottawa River;
thence in a general southeasterly direction
following the windings and turnings of that
high-water mark to the southeasterly limit of
Concession D; thence southwesterly along the
southeasterly limit of concessions D, C, B
and A to the place of beginning.
DALTON BALES,
Minister of Labour.
Dated at Toronto, this 6th day of June, 1968.
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THE HIGHWAY TRAFFIC ACT
O. Reg. 204/68.
Speed Limits.
Made— June 6th, 1968.
Filed— June 10th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE HIGHWAY TRAFFIC ACT
1. — (1) Paragraph 11 of Part 1 of Schedule 6 to
Regulation 232 of Revised Regulations of Ontario,
1960, as made by subsection 1 of section 2 of Ontario
Regulation 206/65, is amended by striking out "2170"
in the fourth line and inserting in lieu thereof "1550".
(2) Paragraph 8 of Part 3 of the said Schedule 6,
as made by subsection 2 of section 2 of Ontario Regu-
lation 206/65, is revoked.
(3) Part 4 of the said Schedule 6, as amended by
Ontario Regulations 172/62, 38/64 and 80/65, is
further amended by adding thereto the following
paragraphs:
12. That part of the King's Highway known
Huron — as No. 4 in the townships of East
VVawanosh and Morris in the County of
Twps. of East Huron commencing at a point situate
Wawanoshand 1350 feet measured southerly from its
Morris intersection with the centre line of the
roadway known as County Road No. 20
and extending northerly therealong for a
distance of 2900 feet more or less.
13. That part of the King's Highway known
Huron— as No. 4 in the Township of Hullett in the
County of Huron commencing at a point
Twp. of situate 1100 feet measured southerly
Hullett from its intersection with the centre line
of the roadway known as County Road
No. 15 and extending northerly there-
along for a distance of 2600 feet more or
l^ss.
(4) Paragraph 1 of Part 6 of the said Schedule 6,
as made by subsection 3 of section 2 of Ontario Regu-
lation 206/65, is revoked.
(5) Paragraph 2 of Part 6 of the said Schedule 6,
as made by section 1 of Ontario Regulation 274/65,
is revoked.
2. Part 4 of Schedule 30a to Regulation 232 of
Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1960, as made by
section 15 of Ontario Regulation 184/61 and amended
by Ontario Regulations 273/62, 18/64, 315/66 and
73/68, is further amended by adding thereto the
following paragraph:
5. That part of the King's Highway known
Frontenac — as No. 33 in the Township of Kingston
in the County of Frontenac lying be-
Twp. of tween a point situate 600 feet measured
Kingston easterly from its intersection with the
line between lots 13 and 14 in Concession
1 and a point situate 100 feet measured
easterly from its intersection with the
line between lots 6 and 7 in the said
Concession 1.
3.— (1) Paragraph 1 of Part 1 of Schedule 32 to
Regulation 232 of Revised Regulations of Ontario,
1960, as remade by subsection 1 of section 8 of Ontario
Regulation 431/67, is revoked and the following
substituted therefor:
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THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 204/68
1. That part of the King's Highway known
Hastings — as No. 37 in the County of Hastings
lying between a point situate 500 feet
Twps. of measured southerly from its intersection
Thurlow and with the line between concessions 2 and 3
Hungerford in the Township of Thurlow and a point
situate 1280 feet measured southerly
from its intersection with the centre line
of Concession 9 in the Township of
Hungerford.
(2) Paragraph 2 of Part 1 of the said Schedule 32,
as remade by subsection 2 of section 8 of Ontario
Regulation 431/67, is revoked.
(3) Paragraph 1 of Part 4 of the said Schedule 32,
as amended by Ontario Regulations 72/63 and 431/67,
is revoked.
4. Regulation 232 of Revised Regulations of
Ontario, 1960 is amended by adding thereto the
following Schedule:
OLD HIGHWAY NO. 37
Schedule 32b
Part 1
(Reserved)
Part 2
(Reserved)
Part 2a
(Reserved)
Part 3
(Reserved)
Part 4
Hastings —
Twp. of
Thurlow
1. That part of the King's Highway known
as Old Highway No. 37 in the Township
of Thurlow in the County of Hastings
lying between a point situate at its inter-
section with the easterly limit of the
King's Highway known as No. 37 and a
point situate 1350 feet measured north-
erly from its intersection with the line
between lots 23 and 24 in Concession 7.
Part 5
(Reserved)
Part 6
(Reserved)
5.— (1) Part 1 of Schedule 35 to Regulation 232
of Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1960, as amended
by Ontario Regulation 205/62 and 114/63, is further
amended by adding thereto the following paragraph:
6. That part of the King's Highway known
Renfrew— as No. 41 in the Township of Grattan
in the County of Renfrew lying between
Twp. of a point situate 500 feet measured north-
Grattan erly from its intersection with the centre
line of the road allowance between con-
cessions 10 and 11 and a point situate
500 feet measured southerly from its
intersection with the centre line of the
road allowance between concessions 18
and 19.
(2) Part 6 of the said Schedule 35, as remade by
subsection 4 of section 2 of Ontario Regulation 205/62,
is amended by a44ing thereto the following paragraph:
Renfrew-
Twp. of
Grattan
That part of the King's Highway known
as No. 41 in the Township of Grattan
in the County of Renfrew commencing
at a point situate at its intersection with
the northerly limit of the road allowance
between concessions 20 and 21 and
extending southerly therealong for a
distance of 680 feet more or less.
6. — (1) Paragraph 1 of Part 1 of Schedule 41 to
Regulation 232 of Revised Regulations of Ontario,
1960, as made by subsection 1 of section 2 of Ontario
Regulation 265/63, is revoked and the following
substituted therefor:
1. That part of the King's Highway known
Welland — as No. 58 in the Township of Humber-
stone in the County of Welland lying
Twp. of between a point situate 200 feet measured
Humberstone northerly from its intersection with the
northerly limit of the road allowance
between concessions 2 and 3 and a point
situate at its intersection with the centre
line of the road allowance between the
townships of Crowland and Humber-
stone.
(2) The said Schedule 41 is amended by adding
thereto the following Part:
Part 2a
That part of the King's Highway known
as No. 58 in the City of Port Colborne
in the County of Welland lying between
a point situate 2500 feet measured
northerly from its intersection with the
northerly limit of the King's Highway
known as No. 3 and a point situate
200 feet measured northerly from its
intersection with the northerly limit of
the road allowance between concessions
2 and 3.
Welland-
City of Port
Colborne
7. — (1) Schedule 57c to Regulation 232 of Revised
Regulations of Ontario, 1960, as made by section 8 of
Ontario Regulation 128/62, is amended by adding
thereto the following Part:
Part 2a
1. That part of the King's Highway known
District of as No. 123 in the City of North Bay
Nipissing— in the District of Nipissing lying between
a point situate 140 feet measured easterly
City of from its intersection with the easterly
North Bay limit of the roadway known as Bennett
Street and a point situate at its inter-
section with the road allowance between
concessions 1 and A.
2. That part of the King's Highway known
District of as No. 123, Airport Road in the City of
Nipissing— North Bay in the District of Nipissing
lying between a point situate at its inter-
City of section with the King's Highway known
North Bay as No. 123 and a point situate at its
intersection with the westerly limit of the
Canadian Forces Base.
(2) Paragraph 1 of Part 4 of the .said Schedule 57r,
as remade by subsection 1 of section 12 of Ontario
Regulation 431/67, is amended by striking out "Town-
.ship of Widdifield" in the second line and in.serting in
lieu thereof "City of North Bay".
8. Regulation 232 of Revised Regulations of On-
tario, 1960 is amended by adding thereto the following
Schedule;
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HIGHWAY NO. 133
Schedule 58h
Part 1
1. That part of the King's Highway known
Lennox and as No. 133 in the Township of Ernes-
Addington — town in the County of Lennox and
Addington lying between a point situate
Twp. of 1800 feet measured northerly from its
Ernestown intersection with the centre line of the
King's Highway known as No. 33 and a
point situate 2550 feet measured south-
erly from its intersection with the centre
line of the King's Highway known as No.
401.
Part 2
(Reserved)
Part 2a
( Reserved )
Part 3
1. That part of the King's Highway known
Lennox and as No. 133 in the Township of Ernes-
Addington — town in the County of Lennox and
Addington commencing at a point situate
Twp. of at its intersection with the centre line
Ernestown of the King's Highway known as No. 33
and extending northerly therealong for a
distance of 1800 feet more or less.
Part 4
(Reserved)
. Part 5
( Reserved )
Part 6
( Reserved )
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THE DRUGLESS PRACTITIONERS ACT
O. Reg. 205/68.
Chiropractors.
Made— April 30, 1968.
Approved — ^June 6th, 1968.
Filed— June 12th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE DRUGLESS PRACTITIONERS ACT
1. Subsection 2 of section 6 of Regulation 119 of
Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1960 is amended by
inserting after "7" in the second line "within two years
of the expiry date".
2. Regulation 119 of Revised Regulations of
Ontario, 1960, as amended by Ontario Regulations
336/61, 143/65 and 168/67, is further amended by
adding thereto the following section:
7a. Where a registration has not been renewed
and more than two consecutive years have
passed since the date of expiry of the regis-
tration, the Board may re-register the
chiropractor if he,
(a) pays the fee prescribed by clause c of
section 7;
(b) passes such examinations as the Board
may prescribe; and
(c) submits proof in a form satisfactory to
the Board of his competence as a
chiropractor.
The Board of Directors
OF Chiropractic:
H. W. R. BEASLEY
A. C. A. BATHIE
JAMES W. ELLISON
P. N. PLETSCH
STEPHEN E. WEST
Dated at Toronto, this 30th day of April, 1968.
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THE AIR POLLUTION CONTROL ACT, 1967
O. Reg. 206/68.
Advisory Board.
Made— June 6th, 1968.
Filed— June 12th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE AIR POLLUTION CONTROL ACT, 1967
ADVISORY BOARD
1. — (1) The Board shall consist of eleven members.
(2) Each member of the Board shall hold office
for one year or until his successor is appointed, and is
eligible for reappointment.
(3) W'here a member ceases to be a member before
the expiration of his tenn any person appointed in his
stead shall hold office for the unexpired portion of the
term.
2. Any fiys members of the Board constitutes a
quorum and are sufficient to perform all the functions
of the Board on behalf of the Board.
3. The chairman shall preside at all meetings of the
Board.
4. In the absence of the chairman from a meeting
of the Board, the members present may, from among
themselves, elect an acting chairman to preside at the
meeting who shall have all of the powers of the chairman
and carry out the duties of the chairman while he is
so acting.
5. For the purposes of the Act and the regulations,
the address of the Board and of the secretary of the
Board is 1 St. Clair Avenue, West, Toronto.
6. All oral evidence submitted at hearings of the
Board shall be taken down in writing unless the Board,
with the consent of the parties, otherwise directs.
7. The remuneration of the members of the Board
for each day or part thereof spent in attendance at
meetings of the Board, or necessarily engaged in per-
formance of duties required in conduct of business of
the Board, shall be,
(a) in the case of the chairman or acting chair-
man, $100;
(b) in the case of the secretary, $75; and
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(c) in the case of the members other than those
mentioned in clause a or b, $50,
together with travelling and living expenses necessarily
incurred.
8. Ontario Regulation 18/62 is revoked.
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THE INDUSTRIAL STANDARDS ACT
O. Reg. 207/68.
Schedule — Lathing Industry-
Made — November 3rd, 1967.
Approved — ^June 6th, 1968.
Filed— June 12th, 1968.
-Ottawa.
ORDER MADE UNDER
THE INDUSTRIAL STANDARDS ACT
1. Section 4 of the Schedule to Ontario Regulation
183/65 is revoked and the following substituted there-
for:
4. The minimum rate of wages for work per-
formed during a regular working day and for
night work is,
(c) from and including the 1st day of
November, 1967, to and including the
30th day of April, 1968, $3.45 an hour;
(b) from and including the 1st day of May,
1968, to and including the 31st day of
October, 1968, $3.60 an hour;
(c) from and including the 1st day of
November, 1968, to and including the
30th day of April, 1969, $3.75 an hour;
(d) from and including the 1st day of May,
1969, to and including the 31st day of
October, 1969, $3.90 an hour; and
(e) on and after the 1st day of November,
1969, $4.05 an hour.
2. Section 9 of the Schedule to Ontario Regu-
lation 183/65 is revoked and the following substituted
therefor:
9. The rate of wages for overtime work is,
(a) for overtime work performed on Mon-
day, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday or
Friday, between 5 p.m. and 10 p.m.,
(i) from and including the 1st day
of November, 1967, to and
including the 30th day of April,
1968, $5.n}4 an hour,
(ii) from and including the 1st day
of May, 1968, to and including
the 31st day of October, 1968,
$5.40 an hour,
(iii) from and including the 1st day
of November, 1968, to and in-
cluding the 30th day of April,
1969, $5.62K an hour,
(iv) from and including the 1st day
of May, 1969, to and including
the 31st day of October, 1969,
$5.85 an hour, and
(v) on and after the 1st day of
November, 1969, $6,073^ an
hour; and
(i) for all other overtime work,
(i) from and including the 1st day
of November, 1967, to and in-
cluding the 30th day of April,
1968, $6.90 an hour,
(ii) from and including the 1st day
of May, 1968, to and including
the 31st day of October, 1968,
$7.20 an hour,
(iii) from and including the 1st day
of November, 1968, to and in-
cluding the 30th day of April,
1969, $7.50 an hour,
(iv) from and including the 1st day
of May, 1969, to and including
the 31st day of October, 1969,
$7.80 an hour, and
(v) on and after the 1st day of
November, 1969, $8.10 an hour.
3. The Schedule to Ontario Regulation 183/65 is
amended by adding thereto the following section:
VACATIONS
11. — (1) In this section, "period of entitlement"
means the period from the 1st day of July in
any year to the 30th day of June in the year
next following.
(2) Where an employee has not ceased to be
employed by his employer, the employee is
entitled to be paid by the employer on the
30th day of June in each year, as vacation
with pay, an amount equal to 4 per cent of
the employee's gross earnings during his period
of entitlement.
(3) Where an employee has ceased to be employed
by his employer, the employee is entitled to be
paid by the employer, within ten days of the
cessation of employment, as vacation with
pay, an amount equal to 4 per cent of the
employee's gross earnings for that part of
the employee's period of entitlement that he
was in the employ of the employer.
4. This Order comes into force on the tenth day
after the publication thereof in The Ontario Gazette
under The Regulations Act.
We concur:
Advisory Committee for
The Lathing Industry —
Ottawa Zone.
WILLIAM J. MURPHY,
Chairman.
R. T. MANUEL
J. DONOVAN
ALFRED COUSINEAU
MAURICE J. DELANEY
JOHN R. SCOTT,
Administrator of Industrial Standards.
Dated at Toronto, this 3rd day of November, 1967.
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THE MEAT INSPECTION ACT (ONTARIO),
1962-63
O. Reg. 208/68.
General.
Made— June 13th, 1968.
Filed— June 14th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE MEAT INSPECTION ACT (ONTARIO),
1962-63
1. Section 2 of Ontario Regulation 20/65 is amended
by striking out "44, 45," in the first line.
2. Section 4 of Ontario Regulation 20/65 is revoked
and the following substituted therefor:
4. — ( 1) Subject to subsections 2 and 3, where an
operator is engaged in the business of operat-
ing a plant solely for the slaughter of animals
or classes of animals that are exempt from the
Act and this Regulation, such operator is
exempt from the Act, except sections 4 and 5
thereof, and this Regulation.
(2) Where an operator mentioned in subsection 1,
other than a farmer referred to in paragraph 1
of subsection 1 of section 3, is engaged in the
business of selling or offering for sale meat
other than undrawn dressed poultry, sub-
section 1 does not apply.
(3) Where a farmer referred to in paragraph 1 of
subsection 1 of section 3 slaughters, for any
other person, animals or classes of animals
that are exempt from the Act and this Regu-
lation, other than poultry slaughtered for the
purpose of selling or offering for sale as
undrawn dressed poultry, subsection 1 does
not apply.
4o. Where an animal has been slaughtered at an
establishment and the meat thereof has been
stamped or labelled in accordance with the
Meat Inspection Act (Canada) and the regu-
lations made thereunder, such meat shall be
deemed to have been stamped or labelled in
accordance with the Act and this Regulation.
3. Clause g of subsection 2 of section 5 of Ontario
Regulation 20/65 is amended by striking out "Com-
missioner" in the first line and inserting in lieu thereof
"Director".
4. Subsection 1 of section 6 of Ontario Regulation
20/65 is amended by striking out "Commissioner" in
the second line and inserting in lieu thereof "Director".
5. Section 7 of Ontario Regulation 20/65 is am-
ended by striking out "Commissioner" in the first line
and inserting in lieu thereof "Director".
6. Section 8 of Ontario Regulation 20/65 is amended
by striking out "Commissioner" in the first line and
inserting in lieu thereof "Director".
7. Section 9 of Ontario Regulation 20/65 is amended
oy striking out "Commissioner" in the eighth line and
inserting in lieu thereof "Director".
8. Clause * of section 11 of Ontario Regulation
20/65 is amended by striking out "Commissioner"
in the first line and inserting in lieu thereof "Director".
9. Section 25 of Ontario Regulation 20/65 is
revoked and the following substituted therefor:
25. — (1) No horse shall be slaughtered at a plant
in which other animals are slaughtered.
(2) No rabbit shall be slaughtered at a plant in
which poultry is slaughtered.
10. Subsection 4 of section 31 of Ontario Regulation
20/65 is amended by striking out "Commissioner" in
the third and fourth lines and in the sixth line and
inserting in lieu thereof in each instance "Director".
11. Section 44 of Ontario Regulation 20/65 is
amended by inserting at the beginning thereof "Except
in the case of poultry",
12. Section 45 of Ontario Regulation 20/65 is
amended by inserting at the beginning thereof "Except
in the case of undrawn dressed poultry".
13. Section 46 of Ontario Regulation 20/65 is
revoked and the following substituted therefor:
46. No person shall permit the removal of or
transport or deliver meat from a plant,
(a) unless the meat,
(i) is adequately protected against
dust, dirt, flies or other insects,
(ii) is handled in such manner as to
prevent contamination,
(iii) does not come in direct contact
with the floor, roof or walls of
the vehicle in which it is to be
transported or delivered, and
(iv) is transported or delivered in a
vehicle that is clean, sanitary
and constructed and equipped
for the proper care of meat; or
(6) in a vehicle that contains inedible
offal, meat that is not food, condemned
material, refuse, unsanitary material
or animals.
46a. — (1) Where an inspector finds that the pro-
visions of section 46 are not complied with in
respect of a vehicle at a plant, he shall,
(a) prohibit the transportation or delivery
of meat from the plant in the vehicle
and may issue such directions as he
deems necessary or advisable to secure
compliance with the provisions of
section 46; or
{b) direct the removal from the vehicle of
meat therein and reinspect the meat,
as the case may be.
(2) On reinspection of meat under clause b of
subsection 1, the inspector may issue such
directions as he deems necessary or advisable
to ensure that the meat complies with this
Regulation.
14. — (1) Clause e of subsection 2 of section 47 of
Ontario Regulation 20/65 is amended by striking out
"Commissioner" in the first line and inserting in lieu
thereof "Director".
(2) Subsection 3 of the said section 47 is amended
by striking out "Commissioner" in the second line and
inserting in lieu thereof "Director".
15. Clause c of subsection 1 of section 48 of Ontario
Regulation 20/65 is amended by striking out "Com-
missioner" in the third line and inserting in lieu thereof
"Director".
16. Section 60 of Ontario Regulation 20/65 is
revoked and the following substituted therefor:
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60. — (1) Subject to subsection 2, every plant is
entitled to inspection service between the
hours of 7 a.m. and 6 p.m. on any five days of
a week other than Sunday or a holiday.
(2) Where inspection service is provided to a
plant on five days of a week and a holiday
falls on one of those days, the plant is not
entitled to inspection service on another day
in lieu thereof.
17. Subsection 2 of section 65 of Ontario Regu-
lation 20/65 is amended by inserting after "Agri-
culture" in the third line "and Food".
18. Subclause ii of clause b of section 69 of Ontario
Regulation 20/65 is amended by striking out "Com-
missioner" in the second line and inserting in lieu
thereof 'Director".
19. Ontario Regulation 20/65 is amended by adding
thereto the following sections:
SLAUGHTER OF ANIMALS
76a. Sections 766 to 76h, both inclusive, apply to
animals other than rabbits and poultry.
76b. An animal shall be slaughtered by a method
that produces rapid exsanguination.
76c. — (1) No animal shall be slaughtered unless,
(a) it is rendered unconscious in accordance
with a method prescribed by or autho-
rized under section 76e,
(i) immediately before slaughter,
or
(ii) immediately before it is hung
for the purpose of slaughter; or
(b) except in the case of swine, it is
slaughtered in accordance with the
Jewish ritual slaughter known as
Schechita by means of a cut resulting
in rapid, simultaneous and complete
severance of the jugular veins and
carotid arteries.
(2) Where an animal is slaughtered by the
method referred to in clause b of subsection 1,
it shall, before and during slaughter, be
adequately restrained in a device or by a
means approved by the Director.
76rf. Where an animal is rendered unconscious for
the purpose of slaughter, it shall be slaughtered
or hung and slaughtered, as the case may be,
immediately thereafter.
76e. — (1) For the purposes of slaughter, an animal
shall be rendered unconscious,
(a) by delivering a blow to the head by
means of a mechanical penetrating or
non-penetrating device approved by
the Director;
(6) in the case of a lamb or young calf,
by delivering a blow to the head by
manual means;
(c) by exposure to carbon dioxide gas in a
manner that,
(i) produces rapid unconsciousness,
and
(ii) has been approved by the
Director; or
{d) by applying an electrical current to
the head,
(i) in a manner that produces rapid
unconsciousness, and
(ii) by a device approved by the
Director.
(2) Notwithstanding subsection 1, the Director,
on such conditions as he imposes, may
authorize the operator of a plant to render an
animal unconscious by a method other than a
method prescribed by subsection 1.
76/. In slaughtering an animal or rendering it
unconscious, no person shall use,
(a) an instrument unless at the time his
ability and physical condition enable
him to use the instrument without
causing the animal unnecessary pain;
or
{b) a mechanically-operated instrument,
(i) in such manner or circum-
stances, or
(ii) the condition or state of repair
of which is such,
as may cause the animal unnecessary
pain.
76g. An animal shall be prepared for slaughter and
slaughtered in a manner that does not cause
it unnecessary pain.
76/f. — (1) Pens for the purpose of holding animals
before slaughter shall be,
(a) adequately ventilated; and
{b) free from sharp projections or obstruc-
tions that may injure an animal.
(2) Animals shall not be assembled in a pen in a
greater number than may be held without
overcrowding or risk of injury.
(3) Every ramp or incline used in assembling
or moving animals for the purpose of slaughter
shall,
(a) be constructed in a manner that
provides safe ascent or descent for the
animals; and
{b) be maintained in a manner that pro-
vides good footing for the animals.
(4) An electrical prod used in assembling or
moving animals for the purpose of slaughter
shall not be applied to the perineal region or
escutcheon of an animal.
20. Subclause ii of clause b of section 79 of Ontario
Regulation 20/65 is amended by striking out "Com-
missioner" in the second line and inserting in lieu
thereof "Director".
21. Clause b of subsection 2 of section 81 of Ontario
Regulation 20/65 is amended by striking out "Com-
missioner" in the second line and inserting in lieu
thereof "Director".
22. Ontario Regulation 20/65 is amended by adding
thereto the following section:
85a. No carcass or part thereof shall be inflated
with air or any other gaseous substance.
23. Section 89 of Ontario Regulation 20/65 is
amended by inserting after "made" in the second line
"for inspection or evisceration".
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24. Section 93 of Ontario Regulation 20/65
revoked and the following substituted therefor:
93.
— (1) The skin shall be removed from
carcass,
calf
(2)
(a) that is infested with the larvae of the
Ox Warble fly; or
(b) that is extensively affected with lesions
resulting from mange, ringworm or any
other skin disease of a like nature.
Where the lesions mentioned in clause b of
subparagraph 1 are so localized and of such
character that they may be readily removed,
the part of the skin that is affected shall be
removed.
25. — (1) Clause/ of section 99 of Ontario Regu-
lation 20/65 is amended by striking out "Commis-
sioner" in the second line and inserting in lieu thereof
"Director".
(2) Clause g of the said section 99 is amended by
striking out "Commissioner" in the third line and
inserting in lieu thereof "Director".
(3) Clause h of the said section 99 is amended by
striking out "Commissioner" in the first and second
lines and inserting in lieu thereof "Director".
26. — (1) Clause c of subsection 1 of section 101 of
Ontario Regulation 20/65 is amended by striking out
"Commissioner" in the first line and inserting in lieu
thereof "Director".
(2) Subsection 2 of the said section 101 is amended
by striking out "Commissioner" in the sixth line and
inserting in lieu thereof "Director".
27. — ( 1 ) Subclause ii of clause b of subparagraph 5
of paragraph 14 of section 104 of Ontario Regulation
20/65 is amended by striking out "Commissioner" in
the second line and inserting in lieu thereof "Director".
(2) Clause b of subparagraph 1 of paragraph 15
of the said section 104 is amended by striking out
"Commissioner" in the third line and inserting in lieu
thereof "Director".
(3) Subparagraph 3 of paragraph 15 of the said
section 104 is amended by striking out "Commissioner"
in the fourth and fifth lines and inserting in lieu thereof
"Director".
(4) Clause a of subparagraph 2 of paragraph 17 of
the said section 104 is amended by striking out "of"
in the first line and inserting in lieu thereof "or".
(5) Clause b of subparagraph 1 of paragraph 19 of
the said section 104 is amended by inserting after
"Agriculture" in the third line "and Food".
(6) Clause b of paragraph 22 of the said section 104
is amended by striking out "Commissioner" in the
second line and in the fourth line and inserting in lieu
thereof in each instance "Director".
(7) Subparagraph 2 of paragraph 24 of the said
section 104 is amended by striking out "contents" in
the twelfth line and in the thirteenth line and inserting
in lieu thereof in each instance "affected parts or
organs".
28. Subsection 2 of section 107 of Ontario Regu-
lation 20/65 is amended by striking out "Commis-
sioner" in the second line and inserting in lieu thereof
"Director".
29. Subsection 2 of section 110 of Ontario Regu-
lation 20/65 is amended by striking out "Commis-
sioner" in the sixth line and inserting in lieu thereof
"Director".
30. Section 113 of Ontario Regulation 20/65 is
amended by striking out "Commissioner" in the first
and second lines and inserting in lieu thereof "Director".
31. Section 114 of Ontario Regulation 20/65 is
amended by striking out "Commissioner" in the fourth
and fifth lines and inserting in lieu thereof "Director".
32. Clause / of section 116 of Ontario Regulation
20/65 is amended by striking out "Commissioner" in
the first line and inserting in lieu thereof "Director".
33. Ontario Regulation 20/65 is
adding thereto the following section:
amended by
120a. Poultry that dies while being held at a plant
shall be disposed of in the manner prescribed
by subsection 2 of section 123.
34. Subsection 3 of section 122 of Ontario Regu-
lation 20/65 is revoked.
35. Clause b of subsection 2 of section 123 of
Ontario Regulation 20/65 is amended by striking out
"Commissioner" in the second line and inserting in
lieu thereof "Director".
36. Form 2 of Ontario Regulation 20/65 is amended
by striking out "Live Stock Commissioner" where it
occurs and inserting in lieu thereof in each instance
"Director, Veterinary Services Branch".
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THE MILK ACT, 1965
O. Reg. 209/68.
Fluid Milk Products — Designation,
Containers and Labelling.
Made— June 3rd, 1968.
Approved— June 13th, 1968.
Filed— June 14th, 1968.
REGULATIOxN MADE UNDER
THE MILK ACT, 1965
1. Clause- m of section 1 of Ontario Regulation
107/67 is revoked and the following substituted
therefor:
(m) "sterilized milk" means chocolate milk,
chocolate dairy drink, fruit-flavoured milk,
fruit-flavoured dairy drink, homogenized
standard milk, partJy-skimmed milk, skim-
milk, special milk or standard milk that,
(i) has been heated without concentration
or appreciable loss of volume, colour or
flavour to a temperature of at least
212° F. for a length of time sufficient
to kill all organisms in the milk, and
(ii) is packaged in a container
hermeticallv sealed;
that
2. Section 3 of Ontario Regulation 107/67 is
revoked and the following substituted therefor:
3. — (1) No person shall add to a fluid milk
product any substance other than,
(c) chocolate flavouring;
(b) common salt;
(c) fruit flavouring;
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(d) lactic acid cultures;
(c) milk solids; or
(/) vitamins.
(2) Notwithstanding subsection 1, a stabilizing
agent may be added to,
(o) cereal cream;
(6) table cream; or
(c) whipping cream.
3. — (1) Subclause ii of clause c of subsection 2 of
section 4 of Ontario Regulation 107/67 is amended by
striking out "milk" in the first line and inserting in
lieu thereof "dairy".
(2) Subclause iv of clause c of subsection 2 of the
said section 4 is amended by striking out "milk" in
the first line and inserting in lieu thereof "dairy".
4. Subsection 1 of section 5 of Ontario Regulation
107/67 is amended by striking out "milk" where it
occurs for the second time in the sixth line and inserting
in lieu thereof "dairy".
The Milk Commission of Ontario:
G. A. McCAGUE,
Chairman.
JAMES F. JEWSON,
Secretary.
Dated at Toronto, this 3rd day of June, 1968.
(9866)
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THE MILK ACT, 1965
O. Reg. 210/68.
Grade A Milk — General.
Made— June 3rd, 1968.
Approved — ^June 13th, 1968.
Filed— June 14th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE MILK ACT, 1965
1. Section 39 of Regulation 432 of Revised Regu-
lations of Ontario, 1960 is revoked and the following
substituted therefor:
39. — (1) No person shall transport milk from a
farm bulk tank except in a tank truck.
(2) No person shall transfer milk to or from a
tank truck except by means of hose.
(3) No person shall operate a tank truck for the
transportation of milk except a tank truck
equipped with,
(a) a tank with an inside lining of stainless
steel ;
(6) an insulated dust-tight cabinet con-
structed of stainless steel for the
holding of milk hose, a pump and other
equipment used in transferring milk to
or from the tank truck;
(c) an insulated dust-tight cabinet for the
holding of samples of milk and a means
by which the samples are maintained at
a temperature of not less than 32°
and not more than 40° F.;
(d) a hose that has smooth surfaces, is
readily cleaned, is not toxic and does
not afTect the flavour of milk that comes
in contact with the hose; and
(e) spray-ball equipment for cleaning by
means of the continuous circulation of
a cleaning fluid all surfaces that come
in contact with milk.
2. Regulation 432 of Revised Regulations of On-
tario, 1960, as amended by Ontario Regulations 208/61,
296/61, 335/61, 45/62, 276/62, 50/63, 148/63, 343/63,
344/64, 47/65, 289/65, 298/65, 343/65, 86/66, 307/66,
76/67, 196/67, 288/67, 322/67, 24/68 and 72/68,_ is
further amended by adding thereto the following
sections:
41a. — (1) Subject to subsection 2, the operator of
a tank truck used in the transportation of
milk shall, immediately after each load of
milk is emptied, thoroughly clean and sanitize
all surfaces that come in contact with milk or
cause such surfaces to be so cleaned and
sanitized.
(2) Where more than one load of milk is emptied
from a tank truck in any one day, the operator
of the tank truck shall,
(o) after each load is emptied, rinse with
cold or lukewarm water all surfaces that
come in contact with milk or cause such
surfaces to be so rinsed; and
(b) immediately after the last load of
milk is emptied, thoroughly clean and
sanitize all surfaces that come in
contact with milk or cause such sur-
faces to be so cleaned and sanitized.
(3) The cleaning and sanitizing prescribed by
subsection 1 and by clause b of subsection 2
shall be carried out at a tank truck wash
station.
(4) After each cleaning and sanitizing of a tank
truck at a tank truck wash station, the
operator of the tank truck shall,
(c) determine by inspection that the tank
truck is clean and sanitary; and
(b) keep a record of such cleaning and
sanitizing in a form approved by the
Commission and retain such record
for a period of sixty days.
(5) Every operator of a tank truck shall maintain
in a clean condition all surfaces of the tank
truck that do not come in contact with milk.
416. — (1) Every plant shall be equipped with or
the operator thereof shall have readily avail-
able a tank truck wash station that complies
with the provi-sions of section 41c.
(2) The use of a tank truck wash station and the
equipment and materials for cleaning and
sanitizing tank trucks shall be made available
by the operator of a plant without charge to
operators of tank trucks delivering milk to
the plant, but the operator of the plant is not
required to provide personnel to clean and
sanitize tank trucks.
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41c. Every tank truck wash station shall,
(o) have clear space sufficient for cleaning
and sanitizing tank trucks;
(b) have a floor,
(i) capable of supporting tank
trucks without sagging or heav-
ing,
(ii) with a smooth surface that is
impermeable to liquids, and
(iii) that has a slope to a drain of at
least one quarter of an inch to
one foot;
(c) have a drain that can be maintained
in a sanitary condition located in the
floor in an open position with a dia-
meter of at least six inches and capable
of draining any liquids from the floor;
(d) have, under pressure, an adequate
supply of potable hot and cold water;
(e) have an adequate supply of the
materials required for cleaning and
sanitizing tank trucks;
(/) have a sink with two compartments;
(g) have a pump with sufficient capacity
and pressure to thoroughly clean all
surfaces that come in contact with
milk;
(h) have a return pump with a capacity
equal to or greater than the capacity
of the pump mentioned in clause g to
remove the cleaning solution; and
(t) have adequate means of sanitizing all
surfaces that come in contact with
milk.
41(i. — (1) Only detergents, wetting agents, sani-
tizing agents or other similar materials that
are recommended by the manufacturers
thereof for the cleaning or sanitizing of tank
trucks shall be used at a tank truck wash
station.
(2) The materials mentioned in subsection 1 shall,
(a) be used in the manner recommended
by the manufacturers; and
(b) be prepared and maintained for use
by the operator of the tank truck wash
station.
3. Schedule 7 to Regulation 432 of Revised Regu-
lations of Ontario, 1960, as remade by section 22 of
Ontario Regulation 76/67, is amended by adding
thereto the following item:
lOo Distribution Area (a) the Territorial District
No. 11 of Thunder Bay;
(b) the Improvement Dis-
trict of White River in
the Territorial District
of Algoma; and
(c) that part of the Terri-
torial District of Rainy
River lying east of
longitude 92° 00' 00".
The Milk Commission of Ontario:
G. A. McCAGUE,
Chairman.
JAMES F. JEWSON,
Secretary.
Dated at Toronto, this 3rd day of June, 1968.
(9867)
THE ONTARIO PRODUCERS, PROCESSORS,
DISTRIBUTORS AND CONSUMERS FOOD
COUNCIL ACT, 1962-63
O. Reg. 211/68.
Designations of Products.
Made— June 13th, 1968.
Filed— June 14th, 1968.
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REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE ONTARIO PRODUCERS, PROCESSORS,
DISTRIBUTORS AND CONSUMERS FOOD
COUNCIL ACT, 1962-63
1. The following articles of food or drink are
designated as agricultural food products:
1. Meat.
2. Meat products.
3. Poultry.
4. Poultry products.
5. Milk.
6. Milk products.
7. Fruit.
8. Fruit products.
9. Vegetables.
10. Vegetable products.
11. Cereal grains.
12. Cereal grain products.
13. Honey.
14. Honey products.
15. Maple products.
16. Fish.
17. Fish products.
2. Any article of food or drink manufactured or
derived in whole or in part from,
(o) meat;
(b) poultry;
(c) milk;
(d) a fruit;
(e) a vegetable;
(/) a cereal grain;
(g) honey; or
(h) maple sap,
is designated as an agricultural product.
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311
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O. Reg. 212/68
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE O. Reg. 215/68
1693
Publications Under The Regulations Act
June 29th, 1968
THE MEDICAL SERVICES INSURANCE ACT,
1965
O. Reg. 212/68.
General.
Made— June 13th, 1968.
Filed— June 18th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE MEDICAL SERVICES INSURANCE ACT,
1965
1. Ontario Regulation 96/66, as amended by On-
tario Regulations 108/66, 118/66, 360/66, 167/67,
293/67, 404/67 and 453/67, is further amended by
adding thereto the following section:
10a. — (1) An examination of the eyes, particularly
by refraction, for the purpose of determining
a requirement or otherwise for corrective
lenses is specified as an optometrical pro-
cedure, which when performed by an op-
tometrist registered under The Optometry Act,
1961-62, is a benefit under the standard
medical services insurance contract.
(2) Where the optometrical procedure is per-
formed by an optometrist the fee payable
therefor under standard contracts is $10.
2. This Regulation comes into force the 1st day of
July, 1968.
(9885)
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THE PUBLIC HEALTH ACT
O. Reg. 213/68.
Swimming Pools.
Made— June 6th, 1968.
Approved— June 13th, 1968.
Filed— June 19th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE PUBLIC HEALTH ACT
1. Section 1 of Ontario Regulation 142/65 is
amended by adding thereto the following clauses:
{aa) "guest" means a person who contracts for
sleeping accommodation in an hotel and
includes all the members of his party;
{ab) "hotel" means an hotel, inn or motel or other
building or premises operated mainly to pro-
vide sleeping accommodation for the public.
2. Ontario Regulation 142/65, as amended by
Ontario Regulation 450/67, is further amended by
adding thereto the following section:
26. This Regulation does not apply to a swimming
pool operated on the premises of an hotel for
use by its guests.
M. B. DYMOND,
Minister of Health.
Dated at Toronto, this 6th day of June, 1968,
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THE ENERGY ACT, 1964
O. Reg. 214/68.
Spacing Units — Townsend Pool.
Made— June 20th, 1968.
Filed—June 21st, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE ENERGY ACT, 1964
1. This Regulation applies to lots 13 to 24, both
inclusive, in concession V to XI, both inclusive, and
lots 17 to 24, both inclusive, in Concession XII in the
Township of Townsend in the County of Norfolk.
2. This Regulation applies only to wells drilled to
formations of Silurian age.
3. For the purpose of this Regulation, the area
described in section 1 is divided into numbered tracts
of approximately 100 acres and such tracts are desig-
nated as spacing units.
4. No person shall,
(c) bore or drill more than one well on each
spacing unit;
{b) bore or drill a well on a spacing unit except
within the target area which is that area
bound by a rectangle 600 feet from the
northerly and southerly parallel perimeters of
each spacing unit and 500 feet from the
easterly and westerly parallel perimeters of
each spacing unit; or
(c) bore or drill or produce from a well on a
spacing unit unless all the interests in the gas
and oil in the unit have been joined for the
purpose of sharing the production and the
costs of production, including the cost of the
well; in the proportion that each interest
bears to the total interest in the unit.
(9895)
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THE MILK ACT, 1965
O. Reg. 215/68.
Marketing Boards.
Made— June 19th, 1968.
Filed— June 21st, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE MILK ACT, 1965
1. Regulation 433 of Revised Regulations of On-
tario, 1960, as amended by Ontario Regulation 290/65,
is further amended by adding thereto the following
section:
7a. The annual financial statement of a marketing
board shall include the amount of each grant
or other like payment of money made by the
marketing board to any person or association
or body of persons during the fiscal year and
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THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 216/68
the name of the person or association or body
of persons to whom the grant or other like
payment of money was made.
The Milk Commission of Ontario:
G. A. McCAGUE,
Chairman.
JAMES F. JEWSON,
Secretary.
Dated at Toronto, this 19th day of June, 1968.
(9896)
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THE MILK ACT, 1965
O. Reg. 216/68.
Milk — Marketing.
Made— June 19th, 1968.
Filed— June 21st, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE MILK ACT, 1965
1. Section la of Ontario Regulation 294/65, as
made by section 1 of Ontario Regulation 201/66,
is revoked.
The Milk Commission of Ontario:
G. A. McCAGUE,
Chairman.
JAMES F. JEWSON,
Secretary.
Dated at Toronto, this 19th day of June, 1968.
(9897) 26
314
0. Reg. 217/68
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
1771
Publications Usidei* The Regulations Act
July 6th, 1968
THE HIGHWAY TRAFFIC ACT
O. Reg. 217/68.
Construction Zones.
Made— June 20th, 1968.
Filed— June 24th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE HIGHWAY TRAFFIC ACT
1. Ontario I^egulation 233/67, as amended by
Ontario Regulations 251/67, 258/67, 305/67, 34/68,
158/68 and 181/68, is further amended by adding
thereto the following section:
5. In the schedules "township", when used with
reference to a township in a territorial district,
means geographic township.
2. Schedule 1 to Ontario Regulation 233/67 is
amended by adding thereto the following paragraphs:
2. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 2 in the Township of Osnabruck in the
County of Stormont lying between a point
situate at its intersection with the easterly
limit of Lot 1 in Concession 1 and a point
situate at its intersection with the westerly
limit of Lot A in the said Concession 1.
(Contract No. 67-226).
3. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 2 in the County of Stormont lying be-
tween a point situate at its intersection with
the line between the townships of Osnabruck
and Cornwall and a point situate at its inter-
section with the easterly limit of Lot 36 in
Concession A in the Township of Cornwall.
4. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 2 in the Township of Cornwall in the
County of Stormont lying between a point
situate at its intersection with the line be-
tween lots 31 and 32 in Concession 4 and a
Eoint situate at its intersection with the line
etween lots 29 and 30 in the said Con-
cession 4. (Contract No. 67-226).
5. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 2 in the Township of Osnabruck in the
County of Stormont lying between a point
situate at its intersection with the line be-
1 . tween lots 7 and 8 in Concession 1 and a
I point situate at its intersection with the line
Ijetween lots 11 and 12 in the said Con-
cession 1.
^, 6, That part of the King's Highway known as
I . No. 2 in the Town of Paris in the County of
Brant commencing at a point situate at its
intersection with the roadway known as
i Washington Street and extending easterly
I . . therealong for a distance of 3000 feet more or
' less. (Contract No. 68-34).
7. That part of the King's Highway known as
I No; 2 in the Town of Burlington in the
t ' County of Halton commencing at a point
situate at its intersection with the roadway
known as Vanderburgh Drive and extending
westerly therealong for a distance of 1250 feet
more or less. (Contract No. 68-58).
8. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 2 in the Township oi Elizabethtown in
the County of Leeds lying between a point
situate 150 feet measured westerly from its
intersection with the line between lots 34 and
35 in Concession 1 and a point situate at its
intersection with the line between lots 31 and
32 in the said Concession 1. (Contract No.
66-136). ^
9. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 2 in the Township of Kingston in the
County of Frontenac lying between a point
situate 550 feet measured easterly from its
intersection with the waterway known as
Collins Creek and a point situate 1200 feet
measured easterly from its intersection with
the westerly limit of the City of Kingston.
(Contract No. 67-197).
10. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 2 in the Township of Tyendinaga in the
County of Hastings lying between a point
situate at its intersection with the line be-
tween lots 16 and 17 in Concession 1 and a
point situate 700 feet measured westerly
from its intersection with the line between
lots 18 and 19 in the said Concession 1.
(Contract No. 67-215).
11. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 2 in the Township of Tyendinaga in the
County of Hastings lying between a point
situate 440 feet measured westerly from its
intersection with the line between lots 22 and
23 in Concession 1 and a point situate 300
feet measured westerly from its intersection
with the line between lots 24 and 25 in the
said Concession 1.
12. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 2 in the Town of Bowmanville in the
County of Durham lying between a point
situate at its intersection with the roadway
known as Ontario Street and a point situate
500 feet measured easterly from its inter-
section with the road allowance between
lots 7 and 8 in Concession 1. (Contract
No. 67477).
13. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 2 in the Township of Darlington in the
County of Durham commencing at a point
situate 622 feet measured westerly from its
intersection with the road allowance between
lots 4 and 5 in Concession 1 and extending
easterly therealong for a distance of 850 feet
more or less.
3. Schedule 6 to Ontario Regulation 233/67 is
revoked and the following substituted therefor:
Schedule 6
HIGHWAY NO. 10
1. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 10 in the Township of Toronto in the
County of Peel commencing at a point situate
0.3 mile measured southerly from its inter-
section with the King's Highway known as
No. 401 and extending northerly therealong
for a distance of 1.13 miles more or less.
2. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 10 in the Township of Caledon in the
County of Peel lying between a point situate
. 2.5. miles measured southerly from its inter-
. section with the southerly limit of the Police
' .' Village of Caledon and a point situate at its
intersection with the southerly limit of the
Town of Orangeville.
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O. Reg. 217/6:
3. That part of the Kiiij^'s nii,'h\vay known as
No. 10 in the County of Grey lyinij; between a
point situate 2.500 feet measured southerly
from its intersection with the southerly abut-
ment of the bridge over the Rocky Saugecn
River in the Township of Artcmesia and a
point situate at its intersection with the
centre line of the road allowance between
lots 90 and 91 in Concession 1 in the Town-
ship of Holland.
4. That part' of Uic KinR's Highway known as
. No. 10 iii the Township of Toronto in the
County of Peel commencing at a point situate
.0.77 mile measured northerly from its inter-
tieeiiuti with the KUig'tj lll^tiwuy lijimvn us
No. 401 and extending northerly thercalong
for a distance of 3.83 miles more or le.ss.
(Contract No. 67-115).
4. Sdiedule 10 to Ontario Regulation 233/67, as
amended by section 1 of Ontario Regulation 181/68, is
further amended by adding thereto the following
paragraphs:
4. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 27 in thq Borough of Ktobicoke.in the
County of York commencing at a point
situate 0.45 milu measured .southerly from its
intersection with the centre line of the road-
way known as Dixon Road and extending
northerly thercalong for a distance of 2.26
miles more or less, (Contract No. 67-508).
5. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 27 in the Borough of Etobicoke in the
County of York commencing at a point situate
200 feet measured southerly from its inter-
section with the King's Highway known as
No. 5 and extending northerly thercalong for
a distance of 1.50 miles more or less. (Con-
tract Nos. 68-21 and 68-23).
6. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 27 in the Borough of Etobicoke in the
County of York commencing at a point situate
300 feet measured southerly from its inter-
section with the centre line of the roadway
known as Richvlew Sideroad and extending
northerly thercalong for a distance of 0.50 mile
more or less. (Contract No. 68-24).
5. Schedule 14 to Ontario Regulation 233/67 is
amended by adding thereto the following paragraph:
2. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 42 in the County of Leeds lying between
a point situate 65 feet measured westerly
from its intersection with the line between
lots 14 and 15 in Concession 9 in the Town-
ship of Rear of Yongc and Escott and a point
situate at its intersection with the line between
concessions 9 and 10 in the Township of
Bastard and South Burgess. (Contract No.
67-146).
6. Schedule 16 to Ontario Regulation 233/67 is
amended by adding thereto the following paragraph:
2. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 48 in the Township of Georgina in the
County of York commencing at a point
situate 1100 feet measured westerly from its
intersection with the westerly abutment of
the bridge over the waterway known as
PefTcrlaw Brook and extending easterly therc-
along for a distance of 2200 feet more or less.
(Contract No. 67-110).
7. Schedule 20 to Ontario Regulation 233/67 is
amended by adding thereto the following paragraph:
2. That part of the King's Highway known ;>
.\o. 96 in the Township of Wolfe Islai,(
(including Garden Island, Simcoe islarci,
Hor.se Shoe Island and Mud Island) in the
County of Fronlcnac lying between a point
situate at its intersection with the King's
Highway known as No. 95 and a point situate
at its intersection with the westerly limit of
the said Township of Wolfe Island.
8. Schedule 24 to Ontario Regulation 233/67, as
remade by section 1 of Ontario Regulation 305/67 and
amended by section 2 of Ontario Regulation 181/08,
is further amended by adding thereto the following
paragraphs:
3. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 401 in the Borough of North York in the
Coimty of York commencing at a point situate
3000 feet measured westerly from its inter-
section with the King's Highway known as
No. 11 and extending easterly thercalong for a
distance of 2.23 miles more or less. (Contract
No. 65-131).
4. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 401 in the Borough of North York in the
County of York commencing at a point situate
1.57 miles measured easterly from its intcr-
-section with the King's Highway known as
No. 11 and extending easterly thercalong for
a distance of 1.13 miles more or less. (Con-
tract No. 65-205).
5. That part of the King's Highway known ..s
No. 401 in the Borough of Etobicoke in the
County of York commencing at a point situate
1000 feet measured westerly from its inter-
.section with the centre line of the roadway
known as Weston Road and extending wester-
ly thercalong for a distance of 1.25 miles
more or less. (Contract No. 65-263).
6. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 401 in the Borough of l-ltobicoke in the
County of York commencing at a point situate
600 feet measured easterly from its inter-
section with the centre line of the King's
Highway known as No. 27 and extending
westerly thercalong for a distance of 1200
feet more or less. (Contract No. 68-24).
7. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 401 in the Borough of Scarborough in the
County of York lying between a point situate
at its intersection with the centre line of the
King's Highway known as No. 2A and ex-
tending easterly thercalong for a distance of
3400 feet more or less. (Contract No. 68-35).
8. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 401 in the Township of Elizabethtown in
the County of Leeds lying between a point
situate 700 feet measured westerly from its
intersection with the centre line of the road
allowance between the townships of Front of
Yonge and Elizabethtown and a point situate
1800 feet measured westerly from its inter-
section with the line between lots 31 and 32
in Concession 1 in the Township of Elizabeth-
town. (Contract No. 66-136).
9. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 401 in the Township of Tyendinaga in
the County of Hastings lying between a point
situate 330 feet measured easterly from its
intersection with the line between lots 16 and
17 in Concession 1 and a point situate 400
feet measured westerly from its intersection
with the line between lots 18 and 19 in the
said Concession 1. (Contract No. 67-142).
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10. That part of the Kind's Highway known as
No. 401 in the Town.ship of Thii'rlow in the
County of Hastings lying between a point
situate 1200 feet measured easterly from its
intersection with the line between lots 3 and 4
in Concession 2 and a point situate 950 feet
measured westerly from its intersection with
the line between lots 5 and 6 in the said Con-
cession 2. (Contract No. 67-142).
11. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 401 in the Township of Thurlow in the
County of_ Hastings commencing at a point
situate 485 feet measured westerly from its
intersection with the westerly limit of the
read allowance between lots 25 and 20 in
Concession 2 and extending easterly there-
along for a distance of 1250 feet more or less.
(Contract No. 67-119).
12. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 401 in the Town.ship of Westminster in
the County of Middlesex lying between a
point situate 1800 feet measured westerly
from its intersection with the southerly limit
of the City of London and a point situate at
its intersection with the line between lots 18
and 19 in Concession 4. (Contract No.
67-222).
13. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 401 in the Township of Aldborough in the
County of Elgin lying between a point situate
560 feet measured westerly from its inter-
section with the line between lots 11 and 12
ui Concession 7 and a point situate 1430 feet
measured westerly from its inter.section with
the line between lots 10 and 11 in Gore
Concession. (Contract No. 67-145).
9. Schedule 31 to Ontario Regulation 233/67 is
amended by adding thereto the following paragraph:
2. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 509 in the Township of Oso in the County
of Frontenac lying between a point situate at
its intersection with the line between lots 26
and 27 in Concession 3 and a point situate at
its intersection with the line between lots 29
and 30 in the said Concession 3.
10. Schedule 32 to Ontario Regulation 233/67 is
amended by adding thereto the following paragraphs:
2. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 515 in the County of Renfrew lying be-
tween a point situate at its intersection with
the King's Highway known as No. 62 in the
Township of Radcliffe and a point situate at
its intersection with the line between con-
cessions 17 and 18 in the Township of Raglan.
3. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 515 in the Township of Brudenell and
Lyndoch in . the County of Renfrew lying
between a point situate at its intersection with
the line between lots 26 and 27 in Con-
cession 13 aiid a point situate 535 feet
measured westerly from its intersection with
the line between lots 22 and 23 in the said
Concession 13. (Contract No. 150-68-010).
4. That part of the King's Highway known as
No, 515 in the County of Renfrew lying be-
tween a point situate 1044 feet measured
easterly from its intersection with the line
Ijclwccn lots 17 and 18 in Concession 2 in the
Township of Radcliffe and a point situate 276
feet measured easterly from its intersection
with the line between concessions 17 and. 18
in the Township of Raglan. (Contract No.
67-43). •
11. Schedule 37 to Ontario Regulation 233/67, as
made by section 3 of Ontario Regulation 181/68, is
amended by adding thereto the following paragraphs:
4. That part of the King's Highway known as
the Queen Elizabeth Way in the Township_ of
Saltiieet in the County of Wcntworih lying
between a point situate at its intersection w-ith
the line between lots 24 and 25 in Concession 1
and a point situate at its intersection with the
westerly limit of Lot 10 in the said Con-
cession 1. (Contract No. 68-50).
5. That part of the King's Highway known a»
the Queen Elizabeth Way in the City of
Hamilton in the County of Wentworth lying
between a point situate 560 feet measured
northerly from its intersection with the Bur-
lington Street underpass and a point situate
2000 feet measured southerly from its inter-
section with the Stoney Creek Traffic Circle.
(Contract No. 68-502).
6. That part of the King's Highway known as
the Queen Elizabeth Way lying between a
point situate at its intersection with the line
between lots 24 and 25 in Concession 1 in the
Township of SaltMeet in the County of Went-
worth and a point situate at its intersection
with the line between lots 14 and i5 in Con-
cession 1 in the Township of North Grimsby
in the County of Lincoln. (Contract No.
68-501).
12. Ontario Regulation 233/67, as amended by
Ontario Regulations 251/67, 258/67, 305/67, 34/68,
158/68 and 181/68, is further amended by adding
thereto the following schedules:
Schedule 38
HIGHWAY NO. 2A
1. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 2A in the Borough of Scarborough in the
County of York commencing at a point situate
1300 feet measured westerly from its inter-
section with the centre line of the eastbound
lane of "the King's Highway known as No. 401
and extending easterly therealong for a
distance of 0.50 mile more or less, (Contract
No. 68-35).
Schedule 39
HIGHWAY NO. 3
1. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 3 in the Township of Southwold in the
County of Elgin lying between a point situate
200 feet measured westerly from its inter-
section with the road allowance between lots
15 and 16 in Concession South of the North
Branch of Talbot Road and a point situate
600 feet measured westerly from its inter-
section with the line between the townships
of Dunwich and Southwold. (Contract No.
68-505).
2. That p.nrt of the King's Highway known as
No. 3 in the Township of Canborough in the
County of Haldimand lying between a point
situate at its intersection with the line between
lots 3 and 4 in Concession 3 and a point
situate at its intersection with the line between
lots 13 and 14 in Concession 2. (Contract
No. 68-04).
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Schedule 40
HIGHWAY NO. 4
1. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 4 lying between a point situate 1000 feet
measured southerly from its intersection with
the road allowance between lota 45 and 46 in
Concession East of the North Branch of
Talbot Road in the Township of Southwold
in the County of Elgin and a point situate
1300 feet pleasured northerly from its inter-
section with the road allowance between
lots 55 and 56 in Concession East of the North
Branch of Talbot Ror.d in the Township of
Westminster in the County of Middlesex.
(Contract No. 67-104).
Schedule 41
HIGHWAY NO. 6
That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 6 in the Town of Wiarton in the County
of Bruce commencing at a point .situate 105
feet measured northerly from its intersection
with the roadway known as Division Street
and extending northerly therealong for a
distance of 6.65 miles more or less. (Contract
No. 67-20).
Schedule 42
HIGHWAY NO. 7
1. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 7 lying between a point situate at its
intersection with the westerly limit of the
separated Town of St. Marys in the County
of Perth and a point situate at its inter-
section with the line between Lot 1 in South
Boundary Concession and Lot 12 in Con-
cession 7 north of the Proof Line Road in the
Township of Biddulph in the County of
Middlesex. (Contract Nos. 67-117, 67-113
and 68-12).
2. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 7 lying between a point situate 1100 feet
• measured southerly from its intersection with
the. road allowance between concessions 12
and 13 in the Township of Downie (including
the Gore of Downie) in the County of Perth
• and a point situate at its intersection with
the road allowance between Lot 26 in Con-
cession 1 in the Township of West Nissouri
and Lot 1 in Concession 16 in the Township
of London in the County of Middlesex.
(Contract No. 67-113).
3. That i^art of the King's Highway known as
No. 7 in the Township of Downie (including
the Gore of Downie) in the County of Perth
lying between a point situate 420 feet
measured easterly from its intersection with
the line between concessions 13 and 14 and a
point situate at its intersection with the
easterly limit of the separated Town of St.
Marys. (Contract No. 67-116).
4. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 7 in the Township of Downie (including
the Gore of Downie) in the County of Perth
lying between a point situate 6.5 miles
measured southerly from its intersection with
the westerly limit of the City of Stratford and
a point situate at its intersection with the
easterly limit of the separated Town of St.
Marys. (Contract No. 67-116).
5. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 7 in the Township of Blanshard in the
County of Perth commencing at a point
situate at its intersection with the westerly
limit of the separated Town of St. Marys and
extending westerly therealong for a distance
of 8.48 miles more or less.
6. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 7 in the Village of 1 lavelock in the County
of Peterborough lying between a point situate
0.21 mile measured westerly frorn its inter-
section with the King's Highway known as
No. 30 and a point situate 794 feet measured
easterly from its intersection with the said
King's Highway known us No. 30. (Contract
No. 68-504).
7. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 7 in the Township of Drummond in the
County of Lanark lying between a point
situate at its intersection with the road
allowance between the townships of Bathurst
and Drummond and a point situate at its
intersection with the line between lots 19 and
20 in Concession 10 in the Township, of
Drummond. (Contract No. 67-189).
8. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 7 in the Township of Pickering in the
County of Ontario commencing at a point
situate 1000 feet measured westerly from its
intersection with the westerly abutment of
the bridge over the West Duffins Creek and
extending easterly therealong for a distance
of 2000 feet more or less.
9. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 7 in the Township of Smith in the County
of Peterborough commencing at a point
situate 1110 feet measured southerly from its
intersection with the King's Highway known
as No. 7B and extending northerly therealong
for a distance of 3910 feet more or less.
10. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 7 in the Township of Otonabee in the
County of Peterborough commencing at a
point situate at its intersection with the
King's Highway known as No. 7B and ex-
tending southerly therealong for a distance of
1100 feet more or less.
11. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 7 in the Township of Otonabee in the
County of Peterborough lying between a
point situate at its intersection with the King's
Highway known as No. 7B and a point situate
300 feet measured easterly from its inter-
section with the line between concessions 3
and 4.
12. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 7 in the Township of Markham in the
County of York commencing at a point situate
1400 feet measured easterly from its inter-
section with the easterly abutment of the
bridge over the Little Rouge River and ex-
tending westerly therealong for a distance of
2400 feet more or less.
Schedule 43
HIGHWAY NO. 8
1. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 8 in the Township of Godcrich in the
County of Huron lying between a point situate
at its intersection with the' westerly limit of
the Town of Clinton and a point situate at its
intersection with the easterly limit of the
Town of Goderich.
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Schedule 44
HIGHWAY NO. 11
1. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 11 in the Township of Coleman in the
District of Timislcaming lying between^ a
Eoint situate at its intersection with the line
ctwcen lots 14 and IS in Concession 4 and a
point situate at its intersection with the line
between lots 11 and 12 in the said Concession
4. (Contract No. 66-164).
2. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 11 in the District of Thunder Bay lying
bctweah a point eitufitc 2,04 miles mcnt»urcd
northerly from its intersection with the line
between the Township of Kitto and Un-
surveyed Territory and a point situate 2.56
miles measured southerly from its intersection
with the line between the townships of Kitto
and Kilkenny. (Contract No. 67-77).
Schedule 45
HIGHWAY NO. IIB
1. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. IIB in the District of Timiskaming lying
between a point situate at its intersection
with the line between concessions 1 and 2 in
the Township of Bucke and a point situate at
its intersection with the roadway known as
Little Street in the Town of Haileybury.
(Contract No. 67-186).
2. That part. of the King's Highway known as
No. IIB in the Township of Bucke in the
District of Timiskaming lying between a point
situate at its intersection with the line between
lots 11 and 12 in Concession 5 and a point
situate at its intersection with the line between
the townships of Bucke and Dymond.
3. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. IIB in the District of Timiskaming lying
between a point situate at its intersection with
the roadway known as Kendall Street in the
Town of New Liskeard and a point situate at
its intersection with the road allowance be-
tween concessions 1 and 2 in the Township of
Harley. (Contract No. 67-186).
Schedule 46
HIGHWAY NO. 14
1. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 14 in the City of Belleville in the County
of Hastings commencing at a point situate
850 feet measured southerly from its inter-
section with the centre line of the King's
Highway known as No. 401 and extending
northerly therealong for a distance of 2550
feet more or less. (Contract No. 67-142).
Schedule 47
HIGHWAY NO. 17
1. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 17 in the District of Kenora lying between
a point situate at its intersection with the line
between the townships of Revell and Mclgund
and a point situate 445 feet measured westerly
from its intersection with the line between
lots 5 and 6 in Concession 2 in the Township
of Southworth. (Contract No. 67-165).
2. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 17 lying between a point situate 190 feet
measured easterly from its intersection with
the road allowance between lots 20 and 21 in
Concession A in the Township of Cameron
in the District of Nipissing and a point situate
320 feet measured easterly from its inter-
section with the line between lots 19 and 20
in Concession B in the Township of Head,
Clara and Maria in the County of Renfrew.
(Contract No. 68-18).
3. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 17 in the District of Tliundcr Bay lying
between a point situate at its intersection with
the line between the townships of Joynt and
Savanne and a point situate 300 feet measured
westerly from its intersection with the road
allowance between concessions 1 and 2 in the
Township of Upsala. (Contract No. 67-89).
4. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 17 in the District of Algoma lying between
a point situate 233 feet measured westerly
from its intersection with the line between
lots 43 and 44 in Concession 6 in the Town-
ship of Johnson and a point situate 203 feet
measured northerly from its intersection with
the jot line between the northwest quarter of
section P and the southwest quarter of
section P in Concession 6 in the Township of
Laird. (Contract No. 67-85).
5. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 17 in the Township of MacDonald in the
District of Algoma commencing at a point
situate 528 feet measured southerly from its
intersection with the line between sections 18
and 19 and extending northerly therealong for
a distance of 1028 feet more or less. (Contract
No. 67-85).
6. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 17 in Garden River Indian Reserve No. 14
in the District of Algoma commencing at a
point situate 330 feet measured northerly
from its intersection with the line between
lots 103 and 105 and extending southerly
therealong for a distance of 5846 feet more
or less.
7. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 17 in the Township of MacDonald in the
District of Algoma lying between a point
situate 1265 feet measured northerly from its
intersection with the line between sections 18
and 19 and a point situate 2560 feet measured
westerly from its intersection with the line
between the Township of MacDonald and the
Garden River Indian Reserve No'. 14.
8. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 17 in the Township of Baldwin in the
District of Sudbury lying .between a point
situate 980 feet measured easterly from its
intersection with the line between lots 11 and
12 in Concession 1 and a point situate at its
intersection with the line between the districts
of Sudbury and Algoma. (Contract No.
67-144).
Schedule 48 ,
HIGHWAY NO. 21
1, That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 21 in the Township of Huron in the
County of Bruce commencing at a point
situate 1650 feet measured northerly from its
intersection with the road allowance between
concessions 5 and 6 and extending northerly
therealong for a distance of 3100 feet more or
less. (Contract No. 68-49).
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Schedule 49
HIGHWAY NO. 23
1. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 23 in the Township of Biddulph in the
County of Middlesex commencing at a point
.situate at its intersection with the King's
Highway known as No. 7 and extending
northerly therealong for a distance of 120U
feet more or less. (Contract No. 68-12).
2. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 23 in the Township of Elma in the County
of Perth lying between a point situate at its
interpcttirtti with thfe line between concessions
9 and 10 and a point situate at its intersection
with the King's Highway known as No. 86.
(Contract No. 67-147).
Schedule 50
HIGHWAY NO. 30
1. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 30 in the County of Northumberland
lying between a point situate 676 feet
measured southerly from its intersection with
the road allowance between concessions 7 and
8 in the Township of Brighton and a point
situate 1256 feet measured northerly from its
intersection with the road allowance between
concessions 5 and 6 in the Township of
Seymour. (Contract No. 68-504).
2. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 30 in the Township of Seymour in the
County of Northumberland fying between a
point situate 1010 feet measured southerly
from its intersection with the line between
lots 7 and 8 in Concession 7 and a point
situate at its intersection with the road
allowance between concessions 13 and 14.
3. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 30 lying between a point situate 1024 feet
measured northerly from its intersection with
the road allowance between the Township of
Seymour in the County of Northumberland
and the Township of Belmont and Methuen
in the County of Peterborough and a point
situate at its intersection with the King's
Highway known as No. 7 in the Village of
Havelock in the County of Peterborough.
(Contract No. 68-504).
4. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 30 lying between a point situate at its
intersection with the road allowance between
lots 5 and 6 in concessions 13 and 14 in the
Township of Seymour in the County of
Northumberland and a point situate 1024 feet
measured northerly from its intersection with
the road allowance between the Township of
Seymour in the County of Northimibcrland
and the Township of Belmont and McUuicn
in the County of Peterborough. (Contract
No. 67-15).
Schedule 51
HIGHWAY NO. 35
1. That part of the King's Highway known ns
No. 35. lying between a point situate at i(s
interscctionwith the line between lots 10 and
11 in Concession 7 in the Townshij) of Stan-
hope in the Provisional County of Haliburton
• and a point situate at its intersection with the
line between lots 1 and 2 in ConccH.sion A in
the Township of Ridout in the District of
Muskoka, (Contract No. 67-154).
Schedule 52
HIGHWAY NO. 37
1, That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 37 in the City of Belleville in the County
of Hastings commencing at a point situate
1300 feet measured southerly from its inter-
section with the centre line of the King's
Highway known as No. 401 and extending
northerly therealong for a distance of 2300
feet more or less. (Contract No. 67-142).
Schedule 53
HIGHWAY NO. 38
1. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 38 in the County of Frontenac lying
between a point situate 450 feet measured
southerly from its intersection with the line
between lots 25 and 26 in Concession 1 in the
Township of Hinchinbrooke and a point
situate 1100 feet measured northerly from its
intersection with the line between lots 11 and
12 in Concession 1 in the Township of Oso.
(Contract No. 67-155).
2. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 38 in the Township of Kingston in the
County of Frontenac lying between a point
situate at its intersection with the King's
Highway known as No. 2 and a point situate
350 feet measured northerly from its inter-
section with the road allowance between con-
cessions 3 and 4. (Contract No. 67-197).
Schedule 54
HIGHWAY NO. 41
1. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 41 in the Township of Denbigh, Abingcr
and Ashby in the County of Lennox and
Addington lying between a point situate 208
feet measured southerly from its intersection
with the line between concessions 7 and 8
and a point situate 196 feet measured souther-
ly from its intersection with the line between
lots 6 and 7 in Concession 13. (Contract
No. 67-178).
Schedule 55
HIGHWAY NO. 43 '
1. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 43 m the Township of Mountain in the
County of Dundas lying between a point
situate at its intersection with the line between
lots 6 and 7 in concessions 6 and 7 and a point
situate at its intersection with the road allow-
ance between the townships of Mountain and
Winchester. (Contract No. 67-92).
Schedule 56
HIGHWAY NO. 52
1. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 52 in the Township of Beverly in the
County of Wentworth lying between a point
situate at its intersection with the King's
Highway known as No. 8 and a point situate
at its intersection with the easterly limit of
the King's Highway known as No. 97.
2. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 52 in the Township of Beverly in the
County of Wentworth lying between a point
situate at its intersection with the westerly
junction of the King's Highway known as
No. 97 and a point situate at its intersection
with the line between the counties of Welling-
ton and Wentworth,
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Schedule 57
HIGHWAY NO. 54
1. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 54 in the County of Haldimand lying
between a point situate at its intersection
with the centre line of the roadway known as
Ross Street in the Town of Caledonia and a
point situate at its intersection with the line
between lots 45 and 46 in Six Nations Indian
Reserve No. 40.
2, That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 54 lying between a point situate at its
intersection with the line between lots 37 and
.18 in Front Concession Kast of Mohawk
Mission in the Comity of Haldimand and a
point situate at its intersection with the
King's Highway known as No. 2 in the Tow-n-
ship of Brantford in the County of Brant.
Schedule 58
HIGHWAY NO. 60
1. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 60 in the Township of Sproule in the
District of Nipissing commencing at a point
situate at its intersection with the road
allowance between the townships of Canisbay
and Sproule and extending easterly there-
along for a distance of 7.27 miles more or less.
(Contract No. 67-117).
Schedule 59
HIGHWAY NO. 62
1. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 62 in the County of Hastings lying be-
tween a point- situate 1164 feet measured
southerly from its intersection with the centre
line of the road allowance between concessions
8 and 9 in the Township of Limerick and a
point situate 267 feet measured northerly
from its intersection with the line between
lots 26 and 27 in Concession East of Hastings
Road in the Towjiship of Dungannon.
(Contract No. 67-138).
2. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 62 lying between a point situate 150 feet
measured westerly from its intersection with
the line between lots 18 and 19 in Concession 6
in the Township of Bangor, Wicklow and
McClure in the County of Hastings and a
point situate at its intersection with the
centre line of the road allowance between the
Township of Hagarty and Richards and the
Township of Sherwood, Jones and Burns in
the County of Renfrew. (Contract No. 68-43).
3. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 62 in the Township of Bangor, Wicklow
and McClure in the County of Hastings lying
between a point situate 268 feet measured
northerly from its intersection with the line
between the northerly and southerly half of
Lot 12 in Concession 1 and a point situate at
its intersection with the line between lots
18 and 19 in Concession 6. (Contract No.
67-127).
Schedule 60
HIGHWAY NO. 63
1. .That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 63 in the City of North Bay in the
District of Nipissing lying between a point
situate 1225 feet measured westerly from its
intersection with the line between lots 12 and
1-^ j" concessions B and C and a point situate
635 feet measured southerly from its inter-
section with the line between lots 6 and 7 in
Concession 1. (Contract No. 67-136).
Schedule 61
HIGHWAY NO. 64
1. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 64 in the Township of Springer in the
District of_ Nipissing lying between a point
situate at its intersection with the northerly
limit of the Town of Sturgeon Falls and a
point situate 1210 feet measured southerly
from its intersection with the line between
concessions 3 and 4. (Contract No. \\'.l\
1517-6801).
Schedule 62
HIGHWAY NO. 67
1. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 67. in the Township of German in the
District of Cochrane lying between a point
situate at its intensection with the King's
Highway known as No. 101 and a point
situate at its intersection with the King's
Highway known as No. 610. (Contract No.
67-57).
Schedule 63
HIGHWAY NO. 71
1. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 71 in the District of Kenora lying between
a point situate at its intersection with the line
between the townships of Phillips and
Tweedsmuir and a point situate at its inter-
section with the line between the townships
of Willingdon and Devonshire. (Contract
No. 67-166).
Schedule 64
HIGHWAY NO. 72
1. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 72 in the District of Kenora lying between
a point,situatc at its intersection with the line
between the townships of Echo and Pickerel
and a point situate 2025 feet measured
easterly from its intersection with the line
between lots 23 and 24 in Concession 3 in the
Township of Drayton, (Contract No. 67-03).
2. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 72 in the District of Kenora lying be-
tween a point situate at its intersection with
the King's Highway known as No. 17 in the
Township of Southworth and a point situate
at its intersection with the line between the
townships of Pickerel and Echo. (Contract
No. 67-157).
Schedule 65
HIGHWAY NO. 86
1. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 86 in the Township of Wellesley in the
County of Waterloo lying between a point
situate at its intersection^ with the westerly
limit of Lot 1 in Concession _ 14 and a point
sitiiate at its intersection with the line be-
tween lots 15 and 16 in the said Concession 14.
2. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 86 in the Township of Elma in the
County of Perth commencing at a point
situate at its intersection with the westerly
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junction of the King's Highway known as
No. 23 and extending westerly therealong for
a distance of 400 feet more or less. (Contract
No. 67-147).
Schedule 66
HIGHWAY NO. 95
1. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 95 in the Township of Wolfe Island
(including Garden Island, Simcoe Island,
Horse Shoe Island and Mud Island) in the
County of Frontenac lying between a point
situate at its intersection with the King's
Highway known a» No. 90 and a point situate
at its intersection with the southerly limit
of the said Township of Wolfe Island.
Schedule 67
HIGHWAY NO. ,101
1. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 101 in the District of Sudbury lying be-
tween a point situate 0.1 mile measured
northerly from its intersection with the line
between the townships of Pinogami and
Carty and a point situate 3.0 miles measured
southerly from its intersection with the line
between concessions 5 and 6 in the Township
of Foleyet. (Contract No. 67-10).
2. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 101 in the District of Sudbury lying be-
tween a point situate 2.6 miles measured
westerly from its intersection with the line
between the townships of Keith and Muskcgo
and a point situate at its intersection with the
line between lots 5 and 6 in Concession 6 in
the Township of Foleyet.
3. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 101 in the District of Cochrane lying
between a point situate 440 feet measured
westerly from its intersection with the north-
easterly corner of Lot 10 in Concession 1 in
the Township of Mountjoy and a point situate
at its intersection with the line between the
townships of Bristol and Ogden. (Contract
No. 67-137).
Schedule 68
HIGHWAY NO. 118
1. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 118 in the District of Muskoka lying
between a point situate at its intersection
with the centre line of Lot 6 in Concession 2
in the Township of Macaulay and a point
situate at its intersection with the northerly
abutment of the bridge over the Muskoka
River in the Town of Bracebridge. (Contract
No, 67-64).
Schedule 69
HIGHWAY NO. 121
1. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 121 in the Provisional County of Hnli-
burton lying between a point situate at its
intersection with the northerly junction of the
King's Highway known as No. 35 in the
Township of Anson, Hindon and Mindcn and
a point situate at its intersection with the
King's Highway known as No. 519 in the
townships of Lutterworth and Snowdon.
Schedule 70
HIGHWAY NO. 127
1. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 127 in the Township of Bangor, Wicklow
and McClure in the County of Hastings lying
between a point situate at its intersection with
the King's Highway known as No. 62 and a
point situate 238 feet measured northerly
from its intersection with the line between
lots 8 and 9 in Concession East of Hastings
Road. (Contract No. 67-127).
Schedule 71
HIGHWAY NO. 129
1. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 129 in the District of Sudbury lying be-
tween a point situate 100 feet measured
northerly from its intersection with the line
between the townships of Nimitz and Tp.
12E and a point situate 1906 feet measured
easterly from its intersection with the line
between the townships of Tp. 28 and Tp. 29.
(Contract No. 67-80).
2. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 129 in the District of Algoma commencing
at a point situate 8092 feet measured norther-
ly from its intersection with the line between
the townships of Tp. 4D and Tp. 5D and ex-
tending northerly therealong for a distance of
2121 feet more or less. (Contract No. 371-65).
3. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 129 in the District of Sudbury com-
mencing at a point situate 6375 feet measured
northerly from its intersection with the line
between the townships of Tp. 28 and Tp. 29
and extending northerly therealong for a
distance of 6.68 miles more or less. (Contract
No. 66-258).
4. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 129 in the District of Sudbury com-
mencing at a point situate 6375 feet measured
northerly from its intersection with the line
between the townships of Tp. 28 and Tp. 29
and extending northerly therealong for a
distance of 6.68 miles more or less. (Contract
No. 68-59).
Schedule 72
HIGHWAY NO. 130
1. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 130 in the Township of Mclntyre in the
District of Thunder Bay lying between a
point situate at its intersection with the road-
way known as Edward Street in Section 49
and a point situate at its intersection with the
King's Highway known as No. 590.
Schedule 73
HIGHWAY NO. 144
1. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 144 lying between a point situate at its
intersection with the King's Highway known
as No. 10 in (ho Township of Bristol in the
District of Cochrane and a point situate 2.6
miles measured southerly from its intersection
with the northerly limit of the Township of
Doyle in the District of Timiskaming. (Con-
tract No. 67-137).
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2. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 144 in the District of Sudbury lying be-
tween a point situate 1.6 miles measured
westerly from its intersection with the line
between the townships of Jack and Noble and
a point situate 2.1 miles measured southerly
from its intersection with the line between the
townships of Chester and Neville. Contract
No. 67-173).
3. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 144 in the District of Sudbury lying be-
tween a point situate 1105 feet measured
westerly from its intersection with the line
between lots 9 and 10 in Concession 11 in the
Township ef D&lfo«r ond a pohn pituaie 297
feet measured westerly from its intersection
■with the line between lots 7 and 8 in Con-
cession 2 in the Township of Rayside. (Con-
tract No. 67-187).
Schedule 74
HIGHWAY NO. 400
1. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 400 in the townships of West Gwillim-
bury and Innisfil in the County of Simcoe
commencing at a point situate 1607 feet
measured southerly from its intersection with
the King's Highway known as No. 89 and
extending northerly therealong for a distance
of 10.9 miles more or less. (Contract No.
68-503).
2. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 400 in the Borough of North York in the
County of York commencing at a point situate
0.50 mile measured southerly from its inter-
section with the centre line of the roadway
known as Finch Avenue and extending
northerly therealong for a distance of 1.00
mile more or less. (Contract No. 68-26),
Schedule 75
HIGHWAY NO. 500
That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 500 in the Township of Dungannon in
the County of Hastings commencing at a
point situate 956 feet measured westerly from
its intersection with the line between lots 12
and 13 in Concession 11 and extending easter-
ly therealong for a distance of 1.53 miles more
or less. (Contract No. 67-203).
Schedule 76
HIGHWAY NO. 507
1. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 507 in the Township of Glamorgan in the
Provisional County of Haliburton lying be-
tween a pointy situate 187 feet measured
westerly from its intersection with the line
between lots 23 and 24 in Concession 4 and a
point situate 969 feet measured easterly from
its intersection with the line between lots 24
and 25 in the said Concession 4. (Contract
No. W.P. 1503-67-01).
2. That part of the King's Highway known as
No, 507 in the Township of Smith in the
County of Peterborough lying between a
point situate at its intersection with the centre
line of the road allowance between con-
cessions 10 and 11 and a point situate at its
intersection with the southerly junction of the
King's Highway known as No, 36,
Schedule 77
HIGHWAY NO. 508
1. That part of the King's Highway known as
No, 508 in the County of Renfrew lying be-
tween a point situate at its intersection with
the line between lots 17 and 18 in Concession 1
in the Township of McNab and a point
situate at its intersection with the line between
lots 9 and 10 in Concession 3 in the Township
of Brougham.
Schedule 78
HIGHWAY NO. 511
1. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 511 lying between a point situate at its
intersection with the line between the town-
ships of Lanark and Darling in the County of
Lanark and a point situate at its intersection
with the King's Highway known as No. 508
in the Township of Bagot and Blithfield in
the County of Renfrew.
Schedule 79
HIGHWAY NO. 518
1. That part of the King's Highway known as
No, 518 in the Township of Foley in the
District of Parry Sound lymg between a point
situate at its intersection with the line between
lots 9 and 10 in Concession 10 and a point
situate at its intersection with the line be-
tween lots 16 and 17 in the said Concession
10, (Contract No, W.P. 1507-67-01),
Schedule 80
HIGHWAY NO. 519
1. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 519 in the Township of Snowdon in the
Provisional County of Haliburton com-
mencing at a point situate 1411 feet measured
southerly from its intersection with the line
between concessions 7 and 8 and extending
northerly therealong for a distance of 3164
feet more or less. (Contract No. 1507-68-010).
2. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 519 in the Township of Dys.-irt, Bruton,
Clyde, Dudley, Eyre, Guilford, Harburn,
Harcourt and Havelock in the Provisional
County of Haliburton lying between a point
situate at its intersection with the line between
Lots 27 and 28 in Concession 5 and a point
situate at its intersection with the line be-
tween lots 24 and 25 in Concession 3, (Con-
tract No, 1500-68-010),
Schedule 81
HIGHWAY NO. 520
That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 520 in the District of Parry .Sound h'ing
between a point situate at its intersection with
the line between lots 28 and 29 in Con-
cession 5 in the Township of Chanman and a
point situate at its intersection with Lot E of
Registered Plan No. 132 in the Village of
Magnetawan, (Contract No, 67-111),
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Schedule 82
HIGHWAY NO. 522
1, That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 522 in the Township of Pringle in the
District of Parry Sound lying between a point
situate 425 feet mca.surcd southerly from its
intersection with the line between lots 5 and 6
in concessions 8 and 9 and a point situate
235 feet measured westerly from its inter-
section with the line between lots 6 and 7 in
Concession 10. (Contract No. W.P. 1501-
68-010).
2. That pan of the King's Highway ktiewn as
No. 522 in the Township of East Mills in the
District of Parry Sound commencing at a
point situate 600 feet measured easterly from
its intersection with the line between lots 2
and .S in concessions 8 and 9 and extending
westerly thcrealong for a distance of 1100 feet
more or less. (Contract No. W.P. 1502-68-
010).
Schedule 83
HIGHWAY NO. 527
1. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 527 in the District of Muskoka lying
between a point situate at its intersection
with the southerly limit of the Town of
Huntsville in the Township of Chaffey and
a point situate at its intersection with the
King's Highway known as No. 118 in the
Township of McLean.
Schedule 84
HIGHWAY NO. 532
l.That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 532 in the District of Muskoka lying
between a point situate at its intersection
with the line between lots 16 and 17 in Con-
cession A in the Township of Monck and a
point situate at its intersection with the line
between lots 1 and 2 in Concession 7 in the
Township of Macaulay. (Contract No. W.P.
1510-6710).
Schedule 85
HIGHWAY NO. 537
1. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 537 in the Township of Dill in the District
of Sudbury lying between a point situate 1300
feet measured southerly from its intersection
with the line between concessions 1 and 2 and
a point situate 1500 feet measured westerly
from its intersection with the line between the
townships of Dill and Cleland. (Contract
No, W,P. 1503-68-1).
Schedule 86
HIGHWAY NO. 542
1. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 542 in the Township of Sandfield in the
District of Manitoiilin lying between a point
situate at its intersection with the line between
concessions 6 and 7 and a point situate
600 feet measured southerly from its inter-
.section with the line between concessions 7
and 8. (Contract No, W.P. 1513-67-2).
Schedule 87
HIGHWAY NO. 546
1. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 546 in the Township of Parkin.son in the
District of Algoma lying between a point
situate at its intersection with the line between
concessions 1 and 2 and a point situate at its
intersection with the line between concessions
3 and 4. (Contract No. W.P. 1522-67-01).
Schedule 88
HIGHWAY NO. 548
1. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 548 in the Township of St. Joseph in the
District of Algoma lying between a point
situate at its intersection with the line be-
tween lots 15 and 16 in concessions D and E
and a point situate at its intersection with the
line between lots 21 and 22 in the said con-
cessions D and E. (Contract No. W.P.
1521-67-01).
Schedule 89
HIGHWAY NO. 549
1. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 549 in the Township of Louise in the
District of Sudbury commencing at a point
situate at its intersection with the line between
concessions 4 and 5 and extending northerly
therealong for a distance of 4000 feet more or
less. (Contract No. W.P. 1514-67-1).
Schedule 90
HIGHWAY NO. 551
1. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 551 in the District of Manitoulin lying
between a point situate 43 feet measured
northerly from its intersection with the line
between lots 8 and 9 in West Bay Indian
Reserve No. 22 in the Township of Billings
and a point situate 733 feet measured souther-
ly from its intersection with the northerly
Imiit of Concession 1 in the Township of
Carnarvon. (Contract No. 67-67).
Schedule 91
HIGHWAY NO. 559
That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 5.59 in the Township of .Shawanaga in the
District of Parry Sound lying between a point
situate at its intersection with the roadway
known as Killbear Park Road and a point
situate at its intersection with the northerly
junction of the King's Highway known a^
No. 69.
Schedule 92
HIGHWAY NO. 560
1; That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 560 in the Township of Mickle in the
District of Timiskaming commencing at a
point .situate 2.5 miles measured southerly
from its intersection with the line between
the townships of James and Micklctand ex-
tending southerly thcrealong for a distance ot
2.5 miles more or less.
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Schedule 93
HIGHWAY NO. 561
1. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 561 in the District of Algoma lying be-
tween a point situate at its intersection with
the line between lots 1 and 2 in the Township
of Plummer Additional and a point situate at
its intersection with the line between con-
cessions 1 and 2 in the Township of Plummer.
(Contract No. W.P. 1516-68-01).
Schedule 94
inOHWAY NO. 614
1. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 614 in the District of Thunder Bay com-
mencing at a point situate at its intersection
with the. King's Highway known as No. 17
and extending northerly thcrealong for a
distance of 11.55 miles more or less. (Con-
. tract No. 67-114).
2. That part of the King's Highway known as
. No. 614 in the District of Thunder Bay com-
mencing at a point situate 11.55 miles
measured northerly from its intersection with
the King's Highway known as No. 17 and
-extending northerly therealong for a distance
of 1.29 miles more or less. (Contract No.
68-20).
3. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 614 in the District of Thunder Bay lying
between a point situate 12.84 miles measured
northerly from its intersection with the King's
Highway known as No. 17 and a point situate
1100 feet measured southerly from its inter-
section with the southerly limit of the Im-
provement District of Manitouwadge. (Con-
tract No. 68-72).
Schedule 95
HIGHWAY NO. 620
1. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 620 in the Township of Limerick in the
County of Hastings lying between a point
situate at its intersection with the King's
Highway known as No. 62 and a point situate
475 feet measured easterly from its inter-
section with the line between lots 26 and 27
in Concession 8. (Contract No. 67-138).
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THE INDUSTRIAL STANDARDS ACT
O. Reg. 218/68.
Schedule — Barbcring Industry-
Georgetown Zone.
Made— June 20th, 1968.
Filed— June 26th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE INDUSTRIAL STANDARDS ACT
1. The .Schedule is in force during pleasure within
the Georgetown zone and is binding upon the em-
oloyers and employees in the barbcring industry.
2. This Regulation comes into force on the tenth
day after the publication thereof in The Ontario Gazette
under The Regulations Act.
Schedule
BARBERING INDUSTRY
Georgetown Zone
interpretation
1. In this Schedule,
(o) "holiday" means,
(i) Sunday,
(ii) New Year's Day,
(iii) Good Friday,
(iv) Victoria Day,
(v) Dominion Day,
(vi) Georgetown Civic Holiday,
(vii) Labour Day,
(viii) Thanksgiving Day,
(ix) Christmas Day, and
(x) the 26th day of December;
(6) "week" means the period beginning with
Sunday and ending with the Saturday next
following, both inclusive.
hours of work
2. .Subject to section 5, no person shall perform
work in the industry,
(c) on a holiday;
{b) on a Monday;
(c) before 9 a.m. or after 6 p.m. on Tuesday,
Wednesday or Thursday;
{d) before 9 a.m. or after 9 p.m. on Friday; or
(e) before 8.30 a.m. or after 5 p.m. on Saturday.
3. Notwithstanding section 2, work may be per-
formed,
(a) between 9 a.m. and 6 p.m. on the Monday
preceding Christmas Day and New Year's
Day where Christmas Day or New Year's
Day falls on a day other than Sunday; and
(i) between 9 a.m. and 9 p.m. on the Thursday
preceding Good Friday.
OVERTIME WORK
4. Overtime work is work that is performed other
than during the hours of work prescribed by sections 2
and 3.
5. — (1) Subject to subsection 3, no overtime work
shall be performed in the industry without a permit
from the advisory committee.
(2) Sub.section 1 does not apply to overtime work
performed for the purpose of completing any service,
work, operation or art for a customer who was in the
shop prior to,
(a) 6 p.m. on Tuesday, Wednesday or Thursday;
{b) 9 p.m. on Friday; or
(c) 5 p.m. on Saturday.
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(3) The advisory committee is authorized to issue
the permits subject to this Schedule.
CLASSIFICATION OF EMPLOYEES
6. The following classification of employees in the
industry is (established:
Class A — A person who is given full-time employ-
ment.
Cl.isJs B — A person who is given part-time or casual
employment.
MINIMUM RATES OF WAGES
7. — (1) The minimum rate of wages for all work
performed in the industry by employees is,
(a) for a Class A employee, 65 per cent of the
proceeds from the work performed by him,
or S50 a week, whichever is the greater; and
(6) for a Class B employee, 65 per cent of the
proceeds from the work performed by him,
or $1 an hour, whichever is the greater.
(2) The percentages in subsection 1 shall be com-
puted upon the gross receipts for work performed at
not less than,
(a) the minimum charge for each operation in
section 9; or
(b) the prevailing charge established in the shop
for each operation,
whichever is the greater.
8. No deductions shall be made from the minimum
rate of wages for,
(c) materials supplied;
{b) laundry service; or
(c) operating expenses.
MINIMUM CHARGES
9. — (1) The minimum charge for each operation
in the industry is as follows:
i. Facial massage, plain 75 cents
ii. Hair-cut or trim for persons 14 years
of age and over SI. 00
iii. Hair-cut for persons under 14 years
of age 75 cents
iv. Head-rub 35 cents
v. Shampoo, plain 75 cents
vi. Shave 75 cents
vii. Singe 50 cents
(2) No employer or employee shall,
(a) contract for or accept prices lower than those
in subsection 1 ;
(6) combine any of the operations named in sub-
section 1 without charging for each operation
in the combination; or
(c) give any article or premium to the customer
without charging the full value of the article
or premium.
The Director of Labour Standards approves section
9 of this Schedule.
M. E. HOWARD,
Director of Labour Statidards.
THE RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY TAX
REDUCTION ACT, 1968
O. Reg. 219/68.
General.
Reduction in Rent to Tenants.
Made— June 20lh, 1968.
Filed— June 27th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY TAX
REDUCTION ACT, 1968
GENERAL
1. In this Regulation, "tax reduction allowance"
means the amount of the reduction of municipal taxes
which a landlord hag received in respect of a residential
property.
2. A tenant is entitled to the proportion of the tax
reduction allowance made under the Act which is in
the same proportion as the time for which he was liable
to pay rent bears to the whole year, or, where taxes
are levied under section 53 of The Assessment Act, in
the same proportion as the time for which he was liable
to pay rent bears to the period for which taxes were
levied.
3. In the year 1968 every landlord or his agent
shall pay the tax reduction allowance to the tenant
entitled thereto on or before the 31st day of December,
1968, but where the tenancy of a tenant was terminated
on or before the 30th day of June, 1968, such payment
Is required to be made only when the tenant makes
application therefor to the landlord or his agent.
4. In the year 1969 and each year thereafter,
except as provided in sections 5 and 6, every landlord
or his agent shall pay to the tenant entitled thereto
the amount of the tax reduction allowance within
30 days of the termination of his tenancy or on the
31st day of December of the year, whichever is earlier.
5. In the year 1969 and in each year thereafter any
tenant may, during the first month of his occupancy in
the year, apply to a landlord or his agent thatthcamount
of the tax reduction allowance be allowed to him by
reducing the amount of each instalment of rent by
the proportion of the tax reduction allowance which
is in the same proportion which such instalment of
rent bears to the total amount of rent payable for the
whole year, and if the landlord or his agent agrees,
the tax reduction allowance shall be allowed accord-
ingly.
6. Where any portion of rent is in arrears when the
tax reduction allowance is payable the landlord or his
agent may pay the tenant the tax reduction allowance
by deducting the amount thereof from such arrears of
rent.
7. Where a landlord or his agent is required to pay
a tax reduction allowance before the date on which
the first instalment of taxes is required to be paid by
a by-law pa.ssed under section 120 of The Assessiucvt
Act, the amount of the tax reduction allowance shall
be based on the tax reduction allowance for the
I previous year before such date and after such date
there may be an adjustment of such tax rcduclion
I allowance within 30 days either at the instance of the
landlord or his agent or on the application of the
tenant.
Dated at Toronto, this 30th day of May, 1968.
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THE ONTARIO GAZETTE O. Reg. 223/68 1783
THE MILK ACT, 1965
O. Reg. 220/68.
Industrial Milk — Marketing.
Made— June 26th, 1968.
Filed— June 27th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE MILK ACT, 1965
1. Subsection 3 of section 3 of Ontario Regulation
69/68 is amended by striking out "&14" "^ the third
line and inserting in lieu thereof "7J^".
2. This Regulation comes into force on the 1st day
of July, 1968.
The; Ontario Milk Marketing Board:
GEORGE R. Mclaughlin,
Chairman.
R. A. N. MERCER,
Acting Secretary.
Dated at Toronto, this 26th day of June, 1968.
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THE MILK ACT, 1965
O. Reg. 221/68.
Grade A Milk — Marketing.
Made— June 26th, 1968.
Filed— June 27th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE MILK ACT, 1965
1. Subsection 6 of section 16 of Ontario Regulation
70/68 is amended by striking out "8J^" in the third line
and inserting in lieu thereof "7^".
2. This Regulation comes into force on the 1st day
of July, 1968.
The Ontario Milk Marketing Board:
GEORGE R. Mclaughlin,
Chairman.
R. A. N. MERCER,
Acting Secretary.
Dated at Toronto, this 26th day of June, 1968.
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THE PHARMACY ACT
O. Reg. 222/68.
Registration arid Apprenticeship.
Made— J un«? 14th, 1968.
Approved— June 20th, 1968.
Filed— June 27th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE PHARMACY ACT
1. Section 11 of Regulation 480 of Revised Regu-
lations of Ontario, 1960 is revoked.
2. — (1) Subsection 2 of section 17 of Regulation 480
of Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1960 is revoked
and the following substituted therefor:
(2) Except as provided in subsection 3, the initial
fee for registration as a pharmaceutical
chemist is $10 plus a proportionate amount
of the current annual registration fee.
(2) Subsection 3 of the said section 17 is revoked
and the following substituted therefor:
(3) The fee for registration as a pharmaceutical
chemist under Part II is $300 plus $20 for
each subject in which a second examination is
written or $50, whichever is the lesser, but,
in the event that an applicant is unsuccessful,
$250 of the registration fee shall be refunded.
(3) The said section 17 is further amended by
adding thereto the following subsection:
(5) The fee payable under subclause iii of clause a
of section 31o of the Act is $25.
3. Section 18 of Regulation 480 of Revised Regu-
lations of Ontario, 1960, as amended by Ontario Regu-
lations 234/63 and 294/64, is revoked and the following
substituted therefor:
18. The fees paid under subsection 1 of section 20
of the Act are,
(a) by a pharmaceutical chemist $60;
t
(6) by a pharmaceutical chemist who is
owner or manager of a pharmacy, in
addition to the fee paid under clause c,
$10;
(c) by a pharmaceutical chemist who is a
director of a corporation, operating a
pharmacy, in addition to the fees paid
under clauses a and b, $70; and
(d) by a person or corporation operating
more than one pharmacy, for each
additional pharmacy, $70.
Council of The Ontario College of Pharmacy:
R. ERNEST WILTON,
President.
DON L. MacINNES,
By-laws and
Legislation Chairman.
Dated this 14th day of June, 1968.
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THE SECURITIES ACT, 1966
O. Reg. 223/68.
General.
Made— June 27th, 1968.
Filed— June 27th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE SECURITIES ACT, 1966
1. Subsection 2 of section 2 of Ontario Regulation
101/67 is revoked "and the following substituted
therefor:
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(2) Notice to the Director pursuant to the
requirements of section 15 of the Act of any
change,
(a) in the partners of a partnership; or
(6) in the officials, officers, directors or
• shareholders of a company,
registered as a broker, investment dealer,
broker-dealer, security issuer, underwriter,
investment counsel or securities adviser, shall
be by way of application for amendment of
registration prepared in accordance with
Form 2, and such notice shall specify the
nam@i« of new paftiiPfB, 0fiieef& or offitUtilB
for whom permission to trade is sought under
subsection 3 of section 6 of the Act.
2. Subsection 1 of section 3 of Ontario Regulation
101/67 is revoked and the following substituted
therefor:
3. — (1) The fee that shall be paid to the Com-
mission,
(a) by a person or company for
registration or renewal of regis-
tration as,
(i) a broker, investment
dealer or broker-dealer,
(ii) a broker and investment
dealer,
(iii) a broker and broker-
dealer,
(iv) a broker, investment
dealer iand broker-dealer,
(v) an investment dealer and
broker-dealer, or
(vi) an underwriter,
where the principal place of busi-
- , ness in Ontario is situated in
Metropolitan Toronto, is S 250
(b) by a person or company for
registration or renewal of regis-
tration as,
'(i)a broker, investment
dealer or broker-dealer,
(ii) a broker and investment
dealer,
(iii) a broker and broker-
dealer,
(iv) a broker, investment
dealer and broker-dealer,
(v) an investment dealer and
broker-dealer, or
(vi) an underwriter.
where the principal place of busi-
ness in Ontario is situated out-
side Metropolitan Toronto, is. . .
(c) by an individual for registration
or renewal of registration as a
sub-broker-dealer, is
(d) by a company for registration or
renewal of registration as a
security issuer, is
150
100
200
(c) by an individual for registration
or renewal of registration as a
salesman, is 75
(/) by an individual for registration
or renewal of registration as a
securities adviser or investment
counsel, is , 250
(g) by other than an individual for
registration or renewal of regis-
tration as a securities adviser or
investment counsel, is 500
(h) for each individual permitted to
rtct, a« a B0curiUea fidvitscr of ln«
vestment counsel under sub*
section 2 or subsection 3 of sec-
tion 6 of the Act without separ-
ate registration, is 250
(t) for each branch office in Ontario
of a broker, investment dealer,
broker-dealer, security issuer,
investment counsel, security ad-
viser, or underwriter, at the time
of opening and on renewal of the
registration, is 100
(j) upon the filing of a preliminary
prospectus under section 35 of
the Act or a refiling of a prospec-
tus as required by section 56 of
the Act with respect to the secu-
rities of a company where the
number or value of the securities
to be offered is specified,
(i) where the prospectus in-
volves one class of secu-
rities, is one one-hun-
dredth of one per cent of
the maximum aggregate
price at which such secu-
rities are proposed to be
offered in Ontario or
$250, whichever is the
greater,
(ii) where the prospectus in-
volves more than one
class of securities or more
than one unit offering, is
one one-hundredth of one
per cent of the ma.ximum
aggregate price at which
such securities are pro-
posed to be offered in On-
tario or $250, whichever
is the greater, plus one-
quarter of the foregoing
fee for each additional
class of securities or unit
offering or $125, which-
ever is the greater, and
(iii) where the prospectus is
for a mining company, is
the fee prescribed in sub-
clause i or ii and for each
property which is the
subject of a report an
additional fee for each
property of $25;
(k) subject to subclauses iv, v and
vi, upon the filing of a prelimin-
ary prospectus under section 35
of the Act or a refiling of a pros-
pectus as required by section 56
of the Act of a company issuing
securities where the number or
value is undetermined at the
time of filing.
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k
i
(i) where the prospectus in-
volves one class of securi-
ties, is one onc-luindrcdth
of one per cent of an esti-
mate, satisfactory to the
Director, of the maxi-
mum aggregate price at
which such securities are
proposed to be offered in
Ontario during the next
year or S250, whichever
is the greater,
(ii) where the prospectus in-
volves more than one
clttoB of fsoKtiritlcs Of mofc
than one unit offering, is
one one-hundredth of one
per cent of an estimate,
satisfactory to the Direc-
tor, of the maximum ag-
'gregate price of wliich
such securities are pro-
posed to 'be offered in On-
tario during the next year
or $250, whichever is the
greater, plus one-quarter
of the foregoing fee for
each additional class of
securities or unit offering
or $125, whichever is the
greater, and
(iii) where the prospectus is
for a mining company, is
, the fee prescribed in sub-
clause i or ii and for each
property which is the
subject of a report an
additional fee for each
property of $25,
but,
(iv) where the estimated sales
in Ontario are exceeded
before the expiry of one
year, then an additional
estimated fee based upon
the actual sales in On-
tario shall immediately
become due and payable
on the basis of one one-
hundredth of one per cent
of an estimate, satisfac-
tory to the Director, of
the maximum aggregate
value of the securities to
be offered in Ontario dur-
ing the balance of the
year,
(v) where the maximum ag-
gregate offering price can-
not be determined at the
time the preliminary
prospectus is filed, the
mi-nimum fee shall be
immediately paid, and
the balance of the fee, cal-
culated on the basis speci-
fied in subclause i or ii,
shall be paid before a
receipt is issued for the
prospectus,
(vi) where doubt exists at the
time of filing as to the
maximuni aggregate price
at which the securities
are to be offered in On-
tario, the fee shall be cal-
culated on the basis of the
maximum aggregate of-
fering price of all the
securities being olTcrcd,
provided that upon proof
that the aggregate dollar
value of the^ securities
sold in Ontario is less
than the total aggregate
offcriiig price of ail ihc
securities being olTercd,
the Director shall direct
the refund of the over-
payment;
(l) upon the filing of an amendment
to the prospectus under section
55 of the Act, is 25
(m) where the amendment to the
prospectus is accompanied by a
report upon a properly or an
amended financial statement,
(i) for each property re-
ported upon, is 25
(ii) for each amended finan-
cial statement, is 25
(») upon the filing of a pro>iiecting
syndicate agreement under sec-
tion 34 of the Act, is 100
(o) upon notification of a change in
any partner, officer or director or
trading official of a person or
company registered, is 50
(p) upon transfer of the registration
of a salesman from one regis-
tered person or company to an-
other, is 25
(g) unless the Commission otherwise
directs, for an examination by
the Commission or its represen-
tative under section 33 of the
Act of the financial alTairs of any
person or company registered
under the Act or any person or
company whose securities have
*been the subject of a filing with
the Commission, is a rate per
day per auditor of
(r) for any other filing not set out in
this section
(s) for filings imder Parts IX, X,
XI and XII of the Act, and sec-
tions 40, 56 and 57 of this Regu-
lation, no fee;
100
10
(/) for a search of a file, is.
(«) by a person (other than an in-
dividual) or company upon ap-
plication for exemption under
paragraph 3 of subsection 1 of
section 19 of the Act, is
(v) upon the filing of the notice by a
company of its intention to offer
additional securities under sub-
paragraph iii of paragraph 8 of
subsection 1 of section 19 of the
Act, is one one-hundredth of one
per cent of an estimate, satis-
factory to the Commission, of
the total sales of the security to
be sold in Ontario or $100,
whichever is the greater.
100
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(w) for copies of documents on file
in the public files of the Com-
mission, is for each foolscap page 50c.
(ar) upcrn giving notice to the Com-
mission under section 28 of the
Act orupon application to the
Commission for an order or
ruling, is in each instance unless
waived by the Commission. .. . 10
3. — ( 1 ) Subsection 3 of section 3 of Ontario Regu-
lation 101/67 is aniended by striking out "Registrar"
in the third line and inserting in lieu thereof "Director".
(2) Subsection 4 of the said section i U tvmortded by
striking out "Commission" in the third line and by
striking out "Commission" in the sixth line and insert-
ing in lieu thereof in each instance "Director".
4. Subsection 2 of section 5 of Ontario Regulation
101/67 is amended by striking out "Registrar" in the
third line and inserting in lieu thereof "Director".
5. — (1) Subsection 1 of section 8 of Ontario Regu-
lation 101/67, as remade by section 1 of Ontario
Regulation 55/68, is amended by striking out "Part"
in the first line and inserting in lieu thereof "Regu-
lation,".
(2) Clause d of subsection 1 of the said section 8,
as made by section 1 of Ontario Regulation 55/68, is
amended by,
(a) striking out "includes" in the first line and
* inserting in lieu thereof "means";
(b) striking out "are" in the fourth line and
inserting in lieu thereof "have been or are";
(c) striking out "and" in the fifth line and in-
serting in lieu thereof "or";
(d) striking out "their" in the sixth line and
inserting in lieu thereof "its"; and
(e) striking out "includes" in the ninth line and
inserting in lieu thereof "is".
(3) Sub-subparagraph c. of subclause i of clause d
of subsection 1 of the said section 8, as made by section
1 of Ontario Regulation 55/68, is amended by striking
out "and" in the second line and inserting in lieu
thereof "or".
(4) Clause 7 of subsection 1 of section 8, as remade
by section 1 of Ontario Regulation 55/68, is revoked
and the following substituted therefor:
(j) "trustee" means any person or company
named as trustee under the terms of a trust
indenture, whether or not the person or com-
pany is a trust company authorized to carry
' on business in Ontario.
6. Section 22 of Ontario Regulation 101/67 is
amended by adding thereto the following subsections:
(2) In lieu of the statement of source and appli-
cation of funds, a statement of changes in net
assets shall be included in the prospectus of
an investment company, a mutual fund
• company, or where otherwise required by the
Director, and shall be drawn up so as to
present fairly the information shown therein
year by year for the years and periods
'covered by the statement and shall show
■ . . separately for each year and period covered
at least,
(a) net assets at the beginning of the
period ;
(i) net investment income or loss;
(c) aggregate proceeds on sale of portfolio
securities;
(d) aggregate cost of portfolio securities
owned at beginning of period;
(e) aggregate cost of purchases of portfolio
securities;
(/) aggregate cost of portfolio securities
owned at end of period;
(g) aggregate cost of portfolio securities
sold;
(ft) reallssed profit or loss on securities sold;
(i) distribution, showing separately the
amounts out of net investment income
and out of realized profits;
(j) proceeds from shares issued;
(k) cost of shares redeemed;
(/) net increase or decrease in unrealized
appreciation or depreciation of port-
folio securities;
(m) net assets at the end of the period;
(n) net asset value per share at the end of
the period;
(o) net asset value per share at the be-
ginning of the period; •
(p) the distribution per share out of net
investment income;
iq) distribution per share out of realized
profits.
(3) Notwithstanding subsection 2, items of t^e
natures described in clauses n, o, p and q of
subsection 2 may be shown by way of a note
to the statement of changes in net assets.
7. Subsection 3 of section 56 of Ontario Regulation
101/67 is revoked and the following substituted
therefor:
(3) The material referred to in subsections 1 and 2
shall be sent to the Commission on the same
date that the material is first sent to offerees.
8. Subsection 2 of section 57 of Ontario Regulation
101/67 is revoked and the following substituted
therefor:
(2) The material referred to in subsection 1, shall
be sent to the Commission on the same date
that the material is first sent by the cor-
poration or company to its shareholders,
together with an affidavit of an oflficcr or
director of the corporation or company to the
elTcct that such material has been sent by
pre-paid mail to each shareholder whose
latest address, as shown on the books of the
corporation, is in Ontario.
9. Subsection 1 of section 58 of Ontario Regulation
101/67 is amended by striking out "subsection 1 of
section 7" in the fifth line and inserting in li
"subsection 7 of section 1'
ing in lieu thereof
10. Section 60 of Ontario Regulation 101/67, as
made by section 5 of Ontario Regulation 55/68, is
amended by inserting after "Act" in the tenth line "or
financial statements, and where applicable, interim
financial statements filed with the Commission pur-
suant to section 133 of the Act".
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11. Subsection 2 of section 61 of Ontario Regulation
101/67, as made by section 5 of Ontario Regulation
55/68, is amended by striking out "order the Registrar
not to issue a receipt for such a prospectus unless" in
the seventh and eighth lines and inserting in lieu
thereof "refuse to issue a receipt for such prospectus
unless".
12. — (1) Subsection 1 of section 62 of Ontario
Regulation 101/67, as made by section 5 of Ontario
Regulation 55/68, is amended by striking out "Every
finance company, in addition to any other require-
ments, shall file with the Commission," in the first,
second and third lines and inserting in lieu thereof
"Every finance company, not already filing financial
statements in accordance with the provisions of i'ai't
XII of the Act, shall file with the Commission the
financial statements required under the said Part XII
as though the. finance company were a corporation
under the said Part XII, and in addition shall file with
the Commission,".
(2) Subclause ii of clause b of subsection 1 of the
said section 62, as made by section 5 of Ontario Regu-
lation 55/68, is revoked and the following substituted
therefor:
(ii) the date six months after the end of its
financial year,
(3) Subsection 3 of the said section 62, as made by
section 5 of Ontario Regulation 55/68, is revoked and
the following substituted therefor:
(3) Every report referred to in clause a of sub-
section 1 shall be accompanied by a report of
the auditor of the finance company stating
that he has read the report of the finance com-
pany and stating whether in his opinion the
mformation contained in the report of the
finance company, which information is
derived from the annual financial statement
of the company or which information is
within his knowledge as a result of his examin-
ation of the financial affairs of the cmpany,
is presented fairly.
13. Subsection 2 of section 63 of Ontario Regulation
101/67, as made by section 5 of Ontario Regulation
55/68, is amended by striking out "Registrar" in the
fourth line and inserting in lieu thereof "Director".
14. Section 64 of Ontario Regulation 101/67, as
made by section 5 of Ontario Regulation 55/68, is
revoked and the following substituted therefor:
64. — (1) The provisions of this Part apply only
to a trust indenture of a finance company
and to a trustee under a trust indenture of a
finance company.
(2) A copy of the trust indenture under which
capital securities of a finance company are
issued shall be deposited with the Commission.
15. Section 65 of Ontario Regulation 101/67, as
made by section 5 of Ontario Regulation 55/68, is
amended by striking out "Trust indentures to which a
finance company is a party as an issuer or guarantor of a
capital security and trust indentures that are expressed
to be governed by the laws of Ontario shall contain or,
if they do not, shall be deemed to contain provisions
substantially to the following effect:" in the first,
.second, third, fourth, fifth, sixth and seventh lines and
inserting in lieu thereof "A trust indenture to which
this Part applies, including one pursuant to which a
finance company is a guarantor, shall contain or, if it
does not, shall be deemed to contain, provisions to the
following effect:".
16. — (1) Clause e of item 1 of subsection 1 of section
66 of Ontario Regulation 101/67, as made by section 5
of Ontario Regulation 55/68, is amended by striking
out "to be taken by the trustee" in the second line and
inserting in lieu thereof "or permitted by the trustee
to be taken by the finance company".
(2) Item 3 of subsection 1 of the said section 66, as
made by section 5 of Ontario Regulation 55/68, is
amended by striking out "clause a of" in the second
line,
17. Section 67 of Ontario Regulation 101/67, as
made by section 5 of Ontario Regulation 55/68, is
amended by striking out "section 65" in the tenth line
.ind Inserting in Ueu thereof "sections 65 and 66".
18. Ontario Regulation 101/67, as amended by
Ontario Regulation 55/68, is further amended by
adding thereto the following Part:
PART X
SUMMONS AND NOTICE TO WITNESSES
71. In hearings or investigations conducted under
the Act the following rules shall apply:
1. Where the Commission or the Director
issues a summons to a witness pursuant
to rule 2 of section 5 of the Act, the
responsibility for the service of the
witness and the payment of witness
fees and allowances shall be that of the
party requesting the attendance of the
witness.
2. The rules of practice of the Supreme
Court relating to the service of wit-
nesses and the payment of witness fees
and allowances for the trial of civil
actions shall, mutatis mutandis, apply
to the service and payment of wit-
nesses.
3. The summons to a witness to appear
before the Commission or the Director,
issued pursuant to rule 2 of section 5
of the Act shall be prepared in accor-
dance with Form 19.
4. "Xi^o summons to a witness to appear
before a person appointed to make an
investigation under section 21 or 23
of the Act shall be prepared in accor-
dance with Form 20.
5. The notice issued pursuant to section
12 of the Act to an applicant or a regis-
trant or any partner, officer, director
or employee of an applicant or a regis-
trant, to submit to examination under
oath by a person designated by the
Director, shall be prepared in accor-
dance with Form 21.
6. The affidavit of service where personal
service of a summons, or notice to a
witness, is effected shall be prepared in
accordance with Form 22.
19. Instruction 2 of item 23 of Form 9 of Ontario
Regulation 101/67 is revoked and the following sub-
stituted therefor:
2. Set out a complete list of all material con-
tracts, indicating those which are disclosed
elsewhere in the prospectus and provide
particulars with respect to those material
contracts about which particulars are not
given elsewhere in the prospectus. This item
does not require disclosure of contracts
entered into in the ordinary course of business
of the issuer or its subsidiaries as the case
may be.
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20. Paragraph (b) of item 2 of Form 9a of Ontario
Regulation 101/67, as made by section 6 of Ontario
Regulation 55/68, is amended bj^ striking out "security
issuers" in the third line and inserting in lieu thereof
"a security issuer".
21. Paragraph (a) of item 9 of Form 9a of Ontario
Regulation 101/67, as made by section 6 of Ontario
Regulation 55/68, is amended by striking out "voting
securities" in the fifth line and inserting in lieu thereof
"equity shares".
22. Instruction 1 of item 9 of Form 9a of Ontario
Regulation 101/67, as made by section 6 of Ontario
Regulation 55/68, is revoked and the following sub-
stituted therefor:
1. When a preliminary prospectus is filed, the
information required by paragraphs (a) and
(b) of this item shall, unless the Director
otherwise permits, be filed with the Com-
mission ina separate schedule and the schedule
shall be properly identified.
23. — (1) Instruction 11 of item 9 of Form 9a of
Ontario Regulation 101/67, as made by section 6 of
Ontario Regulation 55/68, is amended by striking out
"this item" in the first line and inserting in lieu thereof
"paragraph (c) of this item".
(2) Clause (i) of instruction 11 of item 9 of the said
Form 9a, as made by section 6 of Ontario Regulation
55/68, is revoked and the following substituted therefor:
(i) the consideration for the loan is received by
the finance company as a result of a trans-
action in the ordinary course of its business;
and
24. — (1) Subparagraphs iii, iv and v of paragraph
(a) of item 10 of Form 9a of Ontario Regulation 101/67,
as made by section 6 of Ontario Regulation 55/68, are
revoked and the following substituted therefor:
(iii) the distribution of products;
(iv) the production of products;
(v) real estate development;
(vi) investment in securities of companies other
than subsidiaries; or
(vii) any other specific branch of the business.
(2) The Table in paragraph (a) of item 10 of the
said Form 9a is revoked and the following substituted
therefor:
TABLE
Column 1
Column 2
Column 3
Separate operation in which a material proportion
of assets are invested
Percentage of
Consolidated Assets
at book value,
devoted thereto
Percentage of
Gross Revenue derived
therefrom
1. Finance Company Services
2. Other Services
3. Distribution of Products
4. Production of Products
5 Real estate development
6. Investment in securities of companies other than
subsidiaries '
1
7. Any other specific branch of the business
25. Instruction 3 of item 26 of Form 9a of Ontario
Regulation 101/67, as made by section 6 of Ontario
Regulation 55/68, is amended by inserting after "or"
in the second line "Instruction 3 of Item 4, or".
26. Instruction 2 of item 30 of Form 9a of Ontario
Regulation 101/67, as made by section 6 of Ontario
Regulation 55/68, is revoked and the following sub-
stituted therefor:
2. Set out a complete list of ail material con-
tracts, indicating those which are disclosed
elsewhere in the prospectus and provide
particulars with respect to those material
contracts about which particulars are _ not
given ekcwhere in the prospectus. This item
does not require disclosure of contracts entered
into in the ordinary course of business of the
issuer or its subsidiaries as the case may be.
27. Instruction 2 of item 30 of Form 10 of Ontario
Regulation 101/67 is revoked and the following
substituted therefor:
Set out a complete list of all material con-
tracts, indicating those which are disclosed
elsewhere in the prospectus and provide
particulars with respect to those material
contracts about which particulars are not
given elsewhere in the prospectus. This item
does not require disclosure of contracts entered
into in the ordinary course of business of the
issuer or its subsidiaries as the case may be.
28. Paragraph (a) of item 2 of Form 11 of Ontario
Regulation 101/67 is revoked and the following
substituted therefor:
(a) If the securities being offered are to be sold
for the accounts of underwriters, give tl-.e
names in full and addresses in full of the under-
writers. State briefly the nature of the under-
writers' obligation to take up and pay for the
securities.
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29. Instruction 1 of item 3 of Form 11 of Ontario
Regulation 101/67 is revoked and the following sub-
stituted therefor:
1. Details of proposed expenditures are not to
be given except as otherwise required here-
under. If any substantial part of the proceeds
has not been allocated, indicate what use will
be made of unallocated funds. Specify
whether unallocated funds will be placed in a
trust or escrow account, invested, or added
to the working capital of the company. Give
details of the arrangements made for, and the
persons responsible for the supervision of the
trust or escrow account or the investments of
ui-irtUtJcftted funds nnd tho investment policy
to be followed. Where unallocated funds are
to be added to working capital, indicate the
reason for doing so.
30. The Table in item 5 of Form 11 of Ontario
Regulation 101/67 is amended by striking out
"Amount" where it occurs in Column 2, Column 3,
Column 4, and Column 5 and insertingin lieu thereof
in each instance "Number and amount in dollars".
31. Item 16 of Form 11 of Ontario Regulation
101/67 is amended by adding thereto the following
instruction:
6. Companies engaged in exploration and non-
producing mining companies shall provide
details of services provided directly or in-
directly by directors, senior officers, insiders,
their associates, or affiliates, or by a company
controlled directly or indirectly by directors,
senior officers, insiders, their associates, or
affiliates.
32. The instruction to item 20 of Form 11 of
Ontario Regulation 101/67 is revoked and the following
substituted therefor:
Instructions:
1. In the case of sales by a selling security holder
the information required by this itern may,
with the consent of the Director, be given in
the form of price ranges for each calendar
month and, where available, the number of
shares traded in such periods.
2. Where sales are made to insiders or their
associates, or to employees under a stock
option, or- where stock options or warrants
were granted to any person or company,
indicate to whom and at what price such sales
were made or to whom such stock options or
warrants were granted.
33. Instruction 2 of item 23 of Form 11 of Ontario
Regulation 101/67 is revoked and the following sub-
stituted therefor:
2. Set out a complete list of all material con-
tracts, indicating those which are disclosed
elsewhere in the prospectus and provide
particulars with respect to those material
contracts about which particulars are not
given elsewhere in the prospectus. This item
does not require disclosure of contracts
entered into in the ordinary course of business
of the issuer or its subsidiaries as the case
may be.
34. Instruction 2 of item 25 of Form 12 of Ontario
Regulation 101/67 is revoked and the following
substituted therefor:
2. Set out a complete list of all material con-
tracts, indicating those which are disclosed
elsewhere in the prospectus and provide
particulars with respect to those material
contracts about which particulars are not
given elsewhere in the prospectus. This item
does not require disclosure of contracts
entered into in the ordinary course of business
of the issuer or its subsidiaries as the case
may be.
35. Section 5 of Form 14 of Ontario Regulation
101/67 is revoked and the following substituted
therefor:
5. Capital securities of corporation,
(a) beneficially owned, directly or in-
directly by the undersigned on
(day)
(month)
(year)
(b) over which the undersigned is in a
position to exercise control or direction
over, as at
(day)
(See Instruction 4)
(month)
(year)
Designation
of security
(See
instruction 5)
Amount or
number
(See
instruction 6)
Nature of
ownership
(See
instruction 7)
36. Instruction 3 of Form 14 of Ontario Regulation
101/67 is revoked and the following substituted
therefor:
3. Indicate in what capacity you qualify as an
insider, for example, "director", "senior
officer", "beneficial owner of such number of
equity shares as carry more than 10 per cent
of the votes attached to all equity shares of
the corporation", or "person or company who
exercises control or direction over the equity
shares of a corporation carrying more than
10 per cent of the voting rights attached to all
equity shares of the corporation for the time
being outstanding". If you qualify in more
than one capacity, so state. In connection
with the meaning of the word "insider", see
subsections 2 to 7 of section 1 and section 108
of the Act.
37. Instruction 4 of Form 14 of Ontario Regulation
101/67 is revoked and the following substituted
therefor:
4. State separately your beneficial ownership of
capital securities of the corporation as of the
date referred to in either subsection 1 or 2 of
section 109 of the Act as may be applicable,
and state the capacity in which_ control or
direction over the capital securities may be
exercised.
38. Instruction 5 of Form 14 of Ontario Regulation
101/67 is revoked and the following substituted
therefor:
5. Under "Designation of Security", identify
each class or capital security beneficially
owned or over which control or direction may
'be exercised, for example, "Common shares",
"First preference shares", "5% Debentures
due J975", etc.
39. Instruction 6 of Form 14 of Ontario Regulation
101/67 is revoked and the following substituted
therefor:
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6. In reporting the amount or number of capital
securities beneficially owned or over which
control or direction may be exercised, in the
case of debt securities, give the principal
amount thereof and in the case of shares give
the number thereof.
40. Instruction 7 of Form 14 of Ontario Regulation
101/67 is revoked and the following substituted
therefor:
7. Under "Nature of Owjiership", state whether
and to what extent your beneficial ownership
of capital securities is direct or indirect. To
the extent your ownership is indirect indicate
in a footnote of some other appropriate
manner the name or identity of the medium
through which such capital securities are
indirectly owned and state the amount or
number so owned by such medium. Report
capital securities owned indirectly on separate
lines from capital securities owned directly.
State, also, whether you may exercise control
or direction over capital securities and report
the amount or number on a separate line.
To the extent that you may exercise control
or direction over capital securities indicate
the means by which such control or direction
is exercised and state the amount or number
of the capital securities.
41. The title of Form 15 of Ontario Regulation
101/67 is revoked and the following substituted
therefor:
REPORT OF INSIDER ON CHANGES IN
OWNERSHIP OF. OR CONTROL OR
DIRECTION OVER, CAPITAL SECURITIES
42. Section 6 of Form 15 of Ontario Regulation
101/67 is revoked and the following substituted there-
for:
6. Changes during month in the undersigned's direct or indirect beneficial ownership, or control or direction over
capital securities of corporation:
Designation
Date of
Amount or number
Amount or
Price per share or
Nature of
of security
purchase or
purchased or
number sold or
unit at which sold
ownership
(See instruction
sale trans-
otherwise acquired
otherwise
or purchased or
or control or
5)
• action (See
(See instruction 7)
disposed of
otherwise acquired or
direction over
instruction 6)
(See instruction 7)
disposed of
capital
securities
(See instruc-
tion 8)
43. Section 7 of Form 15 of Ontario Regulation 101/67 is revoked and the following substituted therefor:
7. Capital securities of corporation beneficially owned directly or indirectly by the undersigned at the end of the
month, and capital securities of corporation over which at the end of the month the undersigned exercised
control or direction:
Designation of security
(See instruction 5)
Amount or number
(See instruction 7)
Nature of ownership or control •
or direction over capital securities
(See instruction 8)
44. Instruction 4 of Form 15 of Ontario Regulation
101/67 is revoked and the following substituted
therefor:
4. State all changes in your beneficial ownership
of, or control or direction over, capital
securities of the corporation during the
calendar month for which you are reporting
and also your beneficial ownership _ of or
control or direction over capital securities as
of the end of the month. Report every
transaction involving a change in your bene-
ficial ownership of, or change in control or
direction over, capital securities during the
month even though purchases and sales or
other changes during the month are equal or
the change involves only the nature of owner-
ship, for example, from direct to indirect
ownership.
45. Instruction 5 of Form 15 of Ontario Regulation
101/67 is revoked and the following substituted
therefor:
5. Under "Designation of Security", identify
each class of capital security beneficially
owned, or over which control or direction is
exercised, for example, "Common shares",
"First preference shares", "5% Debentures
due 1975", etc.
46. Instruction 7 of Form 15 of Ontario Regulation
101/67 is revoked and the following substitfltcd
therefor:
7. In reporting the amount or number of capital
securities acquired, beneficially owned or over
which control or direction may be exercised,
in the case of debt securities give the principal
amount thereof and in the case of shares give
the numbers thereof.
47. Instruction 8 of Form 15 of Ontario Regulation
101/67 is revoked and the following substituted
therefor:
8. Under "Nature of Ownership" state whether
and to what extent your beneficial ownership
of capital securities is direct or indirect. To
the extent your ownership is indirect indicate
in a footnote or some other appropriate
manner the name or identity of the medium
through which such capital securities are
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indirectly owned and state the amount and
number so owned by each such medium.
Report capital securities owned indirectly on
separate lines from capital securities owned
directly. State also whether you may exer-
cise control or direction over capital securities
and report the amount or number on_ a
separate line. To the extent that you e.\ercise
control or direction over capital securities
indicate the means by which such control or
direction may be exercised and state the
amount or number of the capital securities.
48. — (1) The heading to Form 17 of Ontario Regu-
lation 101/67, as made by section 6 of Ontario Regula-
tion 55/6o, is revoked and the following substituted
therefor:
ANNUAL REPORT OF FINANCE COMPANY
(Unless otherwise specified, the information in this
Report shall be given as at the fiscal year end of
the company.)
(2) The heading to item 8 of the said Form 17, as
made by section 6 of Ontario Regulation 55/68, is
amended by striking out "in" in the second line and
inserting in lieu thereof "or".
49. — (1) The heading to Form 18 of Ontario
Regulation 101/67, as made by section 6 of Ontario
Regulation 55/68, is revoked and the following sub-
stituted therefor:
SEMI-ANNUAL REPORT OF FINANCE
COMPANY FOR THE PERIOD ENDED
(Unless otherwise specified, the information
in this Report shall be given as at the fiscal
year end of the company or six months from
the fiscal year end of the company, whichever
is appropriate.)
(2) Item 2 of the said Form 18, as made by section
6 of Ontario Regulation 55/68, is amended by,
(c) striking out "voting securities" in the fourth
line and inserting in lieu thereof "equity
shares"; and
(6) inserting after,
(i) "filed" in the second line of sub-
paragraph i of itefn 2 "pursuttrtt to
Part XII of the Act, or pursuant to
Ontario Regulation 101/67",
(ii) "subsidiaries" in the second line of
subparagraph iii of item 2 "pursuant
to Part XII of the Act, or pursuant to
Ontario Regulation 101/67",
(iii) "filed" in the third line of subparagraph
iv of item 2 "pursuant to Part XII of
the Act, or pursuant to Ontario Regu-
lation 101/67".
50. Instruction 4 of item 2 of Form 18 of Ontario
Regulation 101/67, as made by section 6 of Ontario
Regulation 55/68, is amended by striking out "voting
securities" where it occurs in the third line and in the
fourth and fifth lines and inserting in lieu thereof in
each case "equity shares".
51. Ontario Regulation 101/67, as amended by
Ontario Regulation 55/68, is further amended by
adding thereto the following forms:
Form 19
Province of Ontario
County of...
The Securities Act, 1966
SUMMONS TO A WITNESS TO ATTEND BEFORE
THE ONTARIO SECURITIES COMMISSION OR THE DIRECTOR
(Section 5, Rule 2 of the Act) -
In the Matter of The Securities Act, 1966
AND
In the Matter of .
To:
TAKE NOTICE that you are required to attend before
at a Hearing to be held at in the
on day, the day of
.of.
,, 19 at the hour of.
o'clock in the noon, and so from day to day until the Hearing is concluded, to give evidence on oath
touching the matters in question thereat and to bring with you and produce at that time and place all documents,
records and things of every description in your possession or control relating to this Hearing and in particular the
following:
AND TAKE NOTICE that failure or refusal to attend to answer questions or to produce such documents,
records and things as are in your custody or possession makes you liable to be committed for contempt by a
judge of the Supreme Court and on summary conviction is punishable by a fine of not more than $2,000 or to
imprisonment for a term of not more than one year, or both.
GIVEN under my hand at. , this.
.day of.
19.
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Form 20
The Securities Act, 1966
SUMMONS TO A WITNESS TO ATTEND BEFORE A PERSON APPOINTED
UNDER SECTION 21 OR SECTION 23 OF THE ACT
Province of Ontario 'j In the Matter of The Securities Act, 1966
County of )■ and
In the Matter of
To:
TAKE NOTICE that you are required to attend before me at ............ i ,..,;....
on day, the day of 19 at the hour of o'clock
in the ...noon, and so from day to day until the investigation is concluded, to give evidence on oath in
connection with an investigation into
to be made by me and the persons appointed by the.
on the day of ., 19. . . ., pursuant to the provisions of subsection.
of section. .of The Securities Act, 1966 and also to bring with you and produce at that time and place all
documents, records and things of every description in your possession or control relating to this investigation and
in particular the following:
AND TAKE NOTICE that failure or refusal to attend to answer questions or to produce such documents,
records and things as are in your custody or possession makes you liable to be committed for contempt by a judge
of the Supreme Court and on summary conviction is punishable by a fine of not more than $2,000 or to imprison-
ment for a term of not more than one year, or both.
DATED at , this day of 19....
(signature)
Form 21
The Securities Act, 1966
NOTICE TO SUBMIT TO EXAMINATION
UNDER SECTION 12 OF THE ACT
Province of Ontario ' 1 I'H-^ii^MKTT-n.^o-p The Securities Act, 1966
County of '..... r and
J In the Matter of
To: .,...,.....:
TAKE NOTICE THAT you arc required to attend at.
on. -day, the day of , 19. . . ., at the hour of .o'clock
in the noon, and so from day to day to give further information or material and to submit to examination
'under oath by a person designated by the Director on day, the day of
19. . . ..pursuant to section 12 of The Securities Act, 1966.
AND TAKE NOTICE THAT failure to observe or comply with this requirement is an offence and on
summary conviction is punishable by a fine of not more than $2,000 or to imprisonment for a term of not more
than one year, or both,
DATED at this day of 19
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Province of Ontario
County of
Form 22
The Securities Act, 1966
AFFIDAVIT OF SERVICE
In the Matter of The Securities Act, 1966
AND
\ In the Matter of .'. .
I.
of the of in the of
make oath and say:
1. THAT I did on the day of 19 , personally serve
at about with a true copy of the * herein hereunto annexed by
delivering the same to and leaving the same with at the of
, in the of
2. THAT I did at the same time and place produce and pay the sum of Dollars
conduct money.
3. THAT to effect such service I necessarily travelled miles.
SWORN before me at the of
in the of
this day of ,19
A Commissioner, etc.
•Instruction: Indicate whether a notice or a summons to witness.
52. This Regulation comes into force on the 1st day of July, 1968.
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THE PUBLIC HEALTH ACT
O. Reg. 224/68.
Health Units — General.
Made— June 12th, 1968.
Approved — June 20th, 1968.
Filed— June 28th. 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE PUBLIC HEALTH ACT
1. Clause c of section 1 of Regulation 510 of
Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1960, as remade by
section 1 of Ontario Regulation 235/65, is revoked
and the following substituted therefor:
(c) "municipal proportion" means the proportion
of the reasonable expenses, not including
expenses incurred in the acquisition of real
estate, that are.
(i) incurred by a health unit,
(ii) required to be borne and paid by a
-municipality under subsection 7 of
section 35 of the Act, and
(ill) approved by the Minister.
M. B. DYMOND,
Minister of Health.
Dated at Toronto, this 12th day of June, 1968.
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Publications Under The Regulations Act
July 13th, 1968
THE ASSESSMENT ACT
O. Reg. 225/68.
Payments to Mining Municipalities.
xMade— June 28th, 1968.
Filed— July 2nd, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE ASSESSMENT ACT
1. Sections 9 and 10 of Ontario Regulation 104/67,
as remade by section 2 of Ontario Regulation 264/67, '
are revoked and the following substituted therefor:
9. Notwithstanding clause a of section 1, for the
purpose of computing the payment to a '
municipality for the year of its designation
as a mining municipality, "adjusted mill
rate" means the total of,
(a) the mill rate calculated by multiplying
the amount, if no payment was re-
ceived under this Regulation or under
The Municipal Unconditional Grants
Act, that would have been levied by ;
the municipality in that year for
general, county and high school pur-
poses by 1,000 and dividing the product
lay the total of the taxable assessment
for general purposes, the municipal
mines assessment, the amount deter-
mined by multiplying the number of
miners resident in and working outside
the municipality by $5,000 and any
assessment on The Hydro-Electric
Power Commission of Ontario property
on which grants in lieu of taxes are
paid; and
(ft) the mill rate calculated by multiply-
ing the amount, if no payment was
received under this Regulation, that
would have been levied by the muni-
cipality in that year for public school
purposes by 1,000 and dividing the
product by the total of the taxable
assessment for public school purposes,
the municipal mines assessment, the
amount determined by multiplying the
number of miners resident in and
working outside the municipality by
$5,000 and any assessment on property
of The Hydro-Electric Power Com-
mission of Ontario assessed for public
school rates,
multiplied by the latest assessment equaliza-
tion factor as determined by the Department.
10. Notwithstanding clause i of section 1, the
total of all estimates approved for the purpose
of mining payments in the year of designation
means the total amount that would have been
levied in that year for all purposes of the
municipality and its local boards if no mining
payment for that year had been received.
2. Section lOo of Ontario Regulation 104/67, as
made by section 2 of Ontario Regulation 264/67, is
revoked.
W. DARCY McKEOUGH,
Minister of Municipal Affairs.
Dated at Toronto, this 28th day of June, 1968.
THE HIGHWAY TRAFFIC ACT
O. Reg. 226/68.
Vehicle Safety.
Made— June 27th, 1968.
Filed— July 2nd, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE HIGHWAY TRAFFIC ACT
VEHICLE SAFETY
1. No person shall have for sale, or sell or offer for
sale, a new passenger car or station wagon manu-
factured on and after the 1st day of January, 1969,
the equipment of which does not conform to Canadian
Standards Association Standard D238.2 Tire Selection
and Rims for Passenger Cars with respect to tire load
limits, vehicle placard and rim requirement.
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THE HIGHWAY TRAFFIC ACT
O. Reg. 227/68.
Tire Standards and Specifications.
Made— June 27th, 1968.
Filed— July 2nd, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE HIGHWAY TRAFFIC ACT
1. Section 8 of Ontario Regulation 58/67 is amended
by striking out "section 9," in the first line and in-
serting in lieu thereof "sections 8a and 9,".
2. Ontario Regulation 58/67, as amended by
Ontario Regulations 393/67 and 89/68, is further
amended by adding thereto the following sections:
8a. — (1) Section 8 does not apply to a new pas-
senger car or station wagon that is to be
offered for sale or sold and that is equipped
with tires that comply with Canadian
Standards Association Standard D238.1, New
Pneumatic Tires for Passenger Cars.
(2) Where a new passenger car or station wagon
that is to be offered for sale or sold is equipped
with tires of a size not set out in column 1 of
Schedule 1, the tires on the new passenger car
or station wagon, as the case may be, shall,
on and after the 1st day of January, 1969,
comply with Canadian Standards Association
Standard D238.1, New Pneumatic Tires for
Passenger Cars.
86. Every new passenger car or station wagon tire
offered for sale in Ontario that is manufac-
tured after this section comes into force shall
comply with Canadian Standards Association
Standard D238.1, New Pneumatic Tires for
Passenger Cars.
8c. — (1) Subject to subsection 2, no person shall
have for sale, or sell or offer for sale, a new
passenger car or station wagon tire that does
not comply with the requirements of,
(a) sections 2 to 8; or
(ft) sections 8a and 8ft.
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O. Reg. 229/68
(2) Subsection 1 does not apply to tires of a size
not set out in column 1 of Schedule 1, which
tires shall not be sold on and after the 1st day
of January, 1969.
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THE PLANNING ACT
O. Reg. 228/68.
Restricted Areas — District of Thunder Bay.
Made— June 11th, 1968.
Filed— July 4th, 1968.
ORDER MADE UNDER
THE PLANNING ACT
1. The lands described in the Schedule, being in
the Territorial District of Thunder Bay, are designated
as an area of subdivision control under clause h of
subsection 1 of section 27 of the Act.
W. DARCY McKEOUGH,
Minister of Municipal Affairs.
Dated at Toronto, this Uth day of June, 1968.
Schedule
All and Singular that portion of the District of
Thunder Bay lying within the following boundaries:
Commencing at a point on the International
Boundary between the Province of Ontario and the
United States of America where it is intersected by
the westerly boundary of the District of Thunder Bay;
thence northerly along the westerly boundary of
Thunder Bay District 88 miles, more or less, to its
intersection with the centre line of the Canadian
National Railway right of way near Reba Station;
thence in a general southeasterly direction along the
centre line of said railway right of way to its inter-
section with the southerly boundary of Grand Trunk
Block No. 1; thence easterly along the southerly
boundary of Grand Trunk Block 1 and its production
in a straight line easterly to the right bank of the
Kaministiquia River; thence southerly along the right
bank of the Kaministiquia River to the northerly
boundary of the Township of Conmee; thence westerly
along the northerly boundary of the Township of
Conmee to the westerly boundary of the Township of
Conmee; thence southerly along the westerly boundary
of the Township of Conmee, O'Connor & Gillies to the
southerly boundary of the Township of Gillies; thence
easterly along the southerly boundary of the Township
of Gillies to the westerly boundary of the Township
of Scoble; thence northerly along the westerly boundary
of the Township of Scoble to the northerly boundary
of the Township of Scoble; thence easterly along the
northerly boundary of the Township of Scoble to the
easterly limit of the Township of Scoble; thence
southerly along the easterly boundary of the Township
of Scoble and Pearson to the northerly boundary of
the Township of Crooks; thence westerly along the
northerly boundary of the Township of Crooks and
Pardee to the westerly limit of the Township of Pardee;
thence southerly along the westerly boundary of the
Township of Pardee to the International Boundary;
thence in a westerly direction along the International
Boundary to the point of commencement.
THE FARM PRODUCTS MARKETING ACT
O. Reg. 229/68.
Beans — Marketing.
Made— June 26th, 1968.
Filed— July 5th, 1968.
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REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE FARM PRODUCTS MARKETING ACT
beans-marketing
1. In this Regulation,
(a) "beans" means white pea-beans and yellow-
eye beans produced in Ontario;
(5) "dealer" means a person who buys beans
from a producer as an agent of the local
board ;
(c) "local board" means The Ontario Bean
Producers' Marketing Board;
{d) "processing" includes picking, polishing,
drying and canning or processing with or
without other ingredients or processing or
manufacturing articles of food or drink in
whole or in part from beans;
(e) "producer" means a person engaged in the
production of beans.
2. This Regulation provides for the control and
regulation in any or all respects of the marketing
within Ontario of beans, including the prohibition of
such marketing in whole or in part.
LICENCES
3. — (1) No person shall commence or continue to
engage in the producing of beans except under the
authority of a licence as a producer of beans in Form 1.
(2) Every producer shall be deemed to be the
holder of a licence in Form 1.
4. — (1) Every producer shall pay to the local
board licence fees at the rate of six cents for each 100
pounds of beans delivered to a dealer other than
beans that have been produced and processed by him.
(2) Any person who receives beans from a producer
shall deduct from the money payable to the producer
any licence fees payable by the producer to the local
board under subsection 1.
(3) Any person who receives beans from a producer
shall forward to the local board the licence fees de-
ducted by him in any month not later than the 15th
day of the following month.
5. — (1) Any person who produces and processes
beans shall, not later than the 31st day of January
in each year, furnish to the local board a statement of
the amount of beans that he produced in the preceding
year and used for processing.
(2) Every person who produces and processes beans
shall pay to the local board licence fees at the rate of
six cents for each 100 pounds of beans produced and
processed by him.
(3) Every person who produces and processes beans
shall forward to the local board the licence fees payable
by him under subsection 1 in any month not later than
the 15th day of the following month.
6. The local board may recover from any person
by suit in a court of competent jurisdiction any
licence fees payable to the local board.
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POWERS OF LOCAL BOARD
7. — (1) The Board authorizes the local board to
use the licence fees and other moneys payable to it,
for the purposes of paying the expenses of the local
board, carrying out and enforcing the Act and the
regulations and carrying out the purposes of the plan.
(2) The Board authorizes the local board to estab-
lish a fund in connection with the plan for the payment
of any moneys that may be required for the purposes
mentioned in subsection 1.
8. The Board authorizes the local board to prohibit
the marketing of any grade or size of beans.
9. The Board delegates to the local board the power,
(a) to require persons engaged in producing or
marketing beans to register their names,
addresses and occupations with the local
board ;
(b) to require persons engaged in producing or
marketing beans to furnish such information
relating to the production or marketing of
beans as the local board determines;
(c) to appoint persons to inspect the books,
records, lands and premises and any beans
of persons engaged in the marketing of beans;
(d) to stimulate, increase and improve the
marketing of beans by such means as it deems
proper ;
(e) to co-operate with a marketing board, a
local board or a marketing agency of any
other province for the purpose of marketing
beans;
(/) to do such acts and make such orders and
issue such directions as are necessary to
enforce the due observance and carrying out
of the provisions of the Act, the regulations
or the plan.
10. The Board delegates to the local board its
powers to make regulations with respect to beans,
(a) providing for the licensing of any or all
persons before commencing or continuing to
engage in the marketing of beans;
(b) prohibiting persons from engaging in the
marketing of beans except under the author-
ity of a licence;
(c) providing for the refusal to grant a licence
where the applicant is not qualified by
experience, financial responsibility and equip-
ment to engage in properly the business for
which the application was made, or for any
other reason that the local board deems
proper ;
(d) providing for the suspension or revocation of,
or the refusal to renew, a licence for failure
to observe, perform or carry out the provi-
sions of the Act, the regulations, the plan or
any order or direction of the Board or local
board ;
(c) prescribing the form of licences;
(/) providing for the exemption from any or all
of the regulations, orders or directions under
the plan of any class, variety, grade or size
of beans, or any person or class of persons
enaged in the producing or marketing of beans
or any class, variety, grade or size of beans;
(g) requiring the furnishing of security or proof
of financial responsibility by any person
engaged in the marketing of beans and
providing for the administration and disposi-
tion of any moneys or securities so furnished;
(h) providing for the control and regulation of
the marketing of beans, including the times
and places at which beans may be marketed;
(t) providing for the control and regulation of
agreements entered into by producers of
beans with persons engaged in marketing or
processing beans, and the prohibition of any
provision or clause in such agreements;
(j) requiring any person who produces beans
to offer to sell and to sell beans to or through
the local board;
(k) prohibiting any person from processing,
packing or packaging any beans that have not
been sold to, by or through the local board ;
(/) providing for the making of agreements
relating to the marketing of beans by or
through the local board, and prescribing the
forms and the terms and conditions of such
agreements.
APPOINTMENT OF AGENTS
11. The Board authorizes the local board to appoint
agents, to prescribe their duties and terms and condi-
tions of employment and to provide for their remunera-
tion.
MARKETING OF BEANS
12. — (1) All beans shall be marketed by or through
the local board.
(2) No person shall market beans except by or
through the local board.
13. The Board vests in the local board the following
powers :
1. To direct and control, by order or direction,
either as principal or agent, the marketing of
beans, including the times and places at which
beans may be marketed.
2. To determine the quantity of each class,
variety, grade and size of beans that shall be
marketed by each producer.
3. To prohibit the marketing of any class,
variety, grade or size of beans.
4. To determine from time to time the price or
prices that shall be paid to producers for
beans or any class, variety, grade or size of
beans and to determine different prices for
different parts of Ontario.
5. To fix and impose service charges from time
to time for the marketing of beans.
6. To require the price or prices payable or
owing to the producer for beans to be paid
to or through the local board.
7. To collect from any person by suit in a court
of competent jurisdiction the price or prices
or any part thereof of beans owing to the
producer.
8. To purchase or otherwise acquire such
quantity or quantities of beans as the local
board deems advisable.
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O. Reg. 230/68
9. To pay from service charges imposed under
paragraph 5 its expenses in carrying out the
purposes of the plan.
10. To pay to the producers the price or prices
for beans less service charges imposed under
paragraph 5 and to fix the times at which
or within which such payments shall be made.
14. Each payment under paragraph 9 of section 13
shall be accompanied by a statement showing the class,
variety, grade or size and the number or quantity of
beans marketed, the price or prices paid and the
particulars of the service charges imposed by it.
15. The Board authorizes the local board to con-
duct a pool or pools for the distribution of all moneys
received from the sale of beans and requires the local
board, after deducting all necessary and proper dis-
bursements and expenses, to distribute the remainder
of the moneys received from the sale in such manner
that every producer receives a share of the remainder
of the moneys received from the sale in relation to the
amount, class, variety, grade and size of beans delivered
by him, and authorizes the local board to make an
initial payment on delivery of the beans and subsequent
payments until all of the remainder of the moneys
received from the sale is distributed to the producers.
BEAN INDUSTRY ADVISORY COMMITTEE
16. There shall be an advisory committee to be
known as "The Bean Industry Advisory Committee"
composed of a chairman and eight members.
17. After the 1st day of January and on or before
the 15th day of January in each year,
(a) the Board shall appoint the chairman;
(6) the local board shall appoint four members;
(c) the dealers shall appoint three members; and
(d) The Ontario Food Processors' Association
shall appoint one member,
to The Bean Industry Advisory Committee.
the
18. Subject to section 19, the members of
advisory committee appointed under section 17 are
and remain members thereof until the 15th day of
January in the year next following the year in which
they were appointed.
19. Where a member of The Bean Industry
Advisory Committee dies or resigns or is unavailable
to act before the expiration of his term, the person or
persons who appointed him shall appoint a person for
the unexpired term of the member who died, resigned
or was unavailable to act.
20. Where any of the persons referred to in
clauses c, b, c and d of section 17 fail to appoint a
member to The Bean Industry Advisory Committee
in accordance with section 17 or 19, the Board may
appoint such members as are necessary to complete
the said committee.
21. The Bean Industry Advisory Committee is
empowered to advise and make recommendations to
the local board, the dealers or The Ontario Food
Processors' Association in respect of any of the following
matters :
1. The promotion of harmonious relationships
between persons engaged in the production
and marketing of beans.
2. The promotion of greater efficiency in the
production and marketing of beans.
3. The prevention and correction of irregularities
and inequities in the marketing of beans.
4. The improvement of the quality and variety
of beans.
5. The improvement of the circulation of market
information respecting beans.
6. Without limiting the generality of any of the
foregoing, any matter with respect to which
the Board or the local board may be em-
powered to make regulations under the Act.
22. Regulation 149 of Revised Regulations of
Ontario, 1960 and Ontario Regulations 162/61, 219/62,
237/63, 212/64, 51/66, 168/66 and 345/66 are revoked.
The Farm Products Marketing Board:
C. E. MIGHTON,
Chairman.
J. W. DRENNAN,
Secretary.
Dated at Toronto, this 26th day of June, 1968.
Form 1
The Farm Products Marketing Act
LICENCE AS A GROWER OF BEANS
Under The Farm Products Marketing Act and the
regulations, and subject to the limitations thereof,
this licence is issued
to.
(name)
of.
(address)
to engage in the producing of beans.
Issued at Toronto, this day of 19. .
The Farm Products Marketing Board:
Chairman
Secretary
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THE HIGHWAY TRAFFIC ACT
O. Reg. 230/68.
Signs.
Made— July 4th, 1968.
Filed— July 5th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE HIGHWAY TRAFFIC ACT
1. Regulation 231 of Revised Regulations of
Ontario, 1960, as amended by Ontario Regulations
303/61, 29/62, 325/63, 140/64, 316/64, 171/65 and
414/67, is further amended by adding thereto the
following sections:
la. A speed limit sign erected on or after the 1st
day of July, 1969, shall,
(a) be not less than twenty-four inches in
width and thirty inches in height;
(b) bear the word "maximum" in black
letters not less than four inches in
height on a white retro-reflective back-
ground; and
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(c) display in black numerals not less than
twelve inches in height on a white
retro-reflective background the pre-
scribed maximum rate of speed,
as illustrated in the following Figure:
r
MAXIMUM
A
24'
16. A speed limit sign bearing the words "max-
imum speed" is not valid on and after the
1st day of July, 1973, and no such speed
limit sign shall be erected on or after the 1st
day of July, 1969.
\c. — (1) A No U Turn sign erected on or after
the 1st day 6f July, 1969, shall,
(o) be rectangular in shape and shall be
not less than twenty-four inches in
height and not less than twenty-four
inches in width; and
(6) shall bear the markings and have the
dimensions as prescribed and illustrated
in the following Figure:
•WNITC KEFLECTOmZED ■ACKOROUNO
■E" RED REFLECTORIZEO ANNULAR BAND
|1"rE0 REFLECTORIZEO INTERDICTORY (TROKE
l{" SLACK STROKE
(2) The dimensions of a No U Turn sign may be
greater than the dimensions prescribed and
illustrated in subsection 1 so long as each
dimension is increased and, when increased,
has the same relation to the other dimensions
of the sign as the dimensions prescribed and
illustrated have to each other.
\d. A No U Turn sign as prescribed in section 126
is not valid on or after the 1st day of July,
1973, and no such sign shall be erected on or
after the 1st day of July, 1969.
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THE HOSPITAL SERVICES COMMISSION ACT
O. Reg. 231/68.
General.
Made— June 25th, 1968.
Approved— June 27th, 1968.
Filed— July 5th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE HOSPITAL SERVICES COMMISSION ACT
1. Clause h of subsection 1 of section 1 of Ontario
Regulation 1/67, as remade by subsection 1 of section 1
of Ontario Regulation 57/68, is amended by inserting
after "means" in the first line "the ambulance services
established by a contract entered into with the Com-
mission by each ambulance operator listed in Sched-
ule 12 and", and by inserting after "premium" in the
fourth line "and, where applicable, the charge pre-
scribed by this Regulation".
2. — (1) Subsection 1 of section 37 of Ontario
Regulation 1/67 is amended by adding at the end
thereof "and if ambulance services have been provided
for the hospital indigent by an ambulance operator
listed in Schedule 12, the Commission shall pay to
the operator an amount equal to 100 per cent of the
contract ambulance service charges for insured per-
(2) Subsection 2 of the said section 37, as amended
by section 2 of Ontario Regulation 218/67, is further
amended by adding at the end thereof "and if ambu-
lance services have been provided for the hospital
indigent by an ambulance operator listed in Schedule 12,
the Commission shall pay to the operator an amount
equal to 100 per cent of the contract ambulance
service charges for insured persons".
3. — (1) Clause c of section 42 of Ontario Regula-
tion 1/67 is amended by adding at the end thereof
"and if ambulance service has been required, a notifica-
tion of the name of the ambulance operator listed in
Schedule 12 who provided such service, together with
the amount of the contract ambulance service charges
to be paid to the operator by the Commission".
(2) Clause h of the said section 42 is amended by
adding at the end thereof "and if ambulance service
was required when the patient was discharged, a notifi-
cation of the name of the ambulance operator listed
in Schedule 12 who provided such service, together
with the amount of the contract ambulance service
charges to be paid to the operator by the Commission".
4, — (1) Subsection 1 of section 46 of Ontario
Regulation 1/67 is amended by inserting after "3"
in the first line "or 4".
(2) Section 46 of Ontario Regulation 1/67, as
amended by section 4 of Ontario Regulation 121/67,
is further amended by adding thereto the following
subsection:
(4) An insured person is entitled to receive
ambulance services from an ambulance
operator listed in Schedule 12 by paying to
the hospital listed in Schedule 2, 3, 4, 5,
7 or 9 to or from which the ambulance
services are required, the sum of $5 plus an
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amount of 15 cents per mile beyond the
first twenty-five miles up to a total amount
not greater than $25.
5. Ontario Regulation 1/67 is amended by adding
thereto the following sections:
466. Where ambulance service is provided on
land,
(a) the total charges made by the am-
bulance operator for such service shall
not exceed $25 for each patient carried
in the same ambulance for the first
twenty-five miles over which the
patient or patients are transported,
and an additional 60 cents per mile
beyond the first twenty-five miles;
and
(b) a. person who is not an insured person
shall not pay or have paid on his
behalf an amount greater than $25
for the first twenty-five miles plus an
amount of 60 cents per mile beyond
the first twenty-five miles.
46c. Where ambulance service is provided by air,
including, where applicable, any ambulance
services provided on land required to connect
with the ambulance service provided by air,
(a) the use of such services shall be
authorized in advance by the Director
of Emergency Health Services of the
Commission or some person designated
for this purpose by the Director;
(b) the total charge for such services shall
not exceed an amount approved there-
for by the Commission; and
(c) an insured person shall not pay or
have paid on his behalf, as his share
of the ambulance charges, an amount
greater than $100 per trip.
6. Section 48 of Ontario Regulation 1/67 isamended
by adding thereto the following subsections:
(5) The Commission may require a hospital to
obtain from the insured person's attending
physician and forward to the Commission a
written statement which the attending
physician shall provide regarding the condi-
tion of the insured person and stating the
reasons showing the necessity for any am-
bulance services authorized for such insured
person.
(6) No medical practitioner shall give his approval
for the use of an ambulance for any patient
unless he is of the opinion that it is medically
necessary for the patient to be transported
by ambulance.
7. Ontario Regulation 1/67 is amended by adding
thereto the following section:
50a. Where an insured person receives ambulance
services outside Ontario, the Commission may
pay to or on behalf of such insured person
75 per cent of the charges for such services,
(a) if the insured person presents to the
Commission a detailed receipt for the
ambulance services showing the num-
ber of miles the person was transported ;
and
(6) if the insured person presents to the
Commission a certificate signed by a
medical practitioner stating that the
ambulance services were justified on
medical grounds,
provided that the Commission shall not pay
an amount greater than it would be required
to pay for the same or similar ambulance
services over the same traversed distance in
Ontario.
8. Ontario Regulation 1/67 is amended by adding
thereto the following Schedule:
Schedule 12
CONTRACT AMBULANCE SERVICE
OPERATORS
PART I
Hospital Ambulance Services:
Item Location
1. Burk's Falls
2. Chapleau
3. Chesley
4. Cochrane
5. Dryden
6. Dunnville
7. Durham
8. Coder ich
9. Hagersville
10. Hanover
11. Hearst
12. Huntsville
13. Kincardine
14. Kitchener
15. Listowel
16. Little Current
17. Nipigon
18. Orangeville
19. Parry Sound
20. Renfrew
21. Shelburne
Name of Operator
Burk's Falls and District
Red Cross Hospital
The Lady Minto Hospital
Chesley and District
Memorial Hospital
The Lady Minto Hospital
Dryden District General
Hospital
Haldimand War Memorial
Hospital
Durham Memorial Hospital
Alexandra Marine and
General Hospital
West Haldimand General
Hospital
Hanover Memorial Hospital
Notre- Dame Hospital
Huntsville District
Memorial Hospital
Kincardine General Hospital
Kitchener- Waterloo
Hospital
Listowel Memorial Hospital
St. Joseph's General
Hospital
Nipigon District Memorial
Hospital
Dufferin Area Hospital
The Parry Sound General
Hospital
Renfrew Victoria Hospital
Shelburne District Hospital
22. Smooth Rock Falls Smooth Rock Falls General
Hospital
Saugeen Memorial Hospital
23. Southampton
24. Uxbridge
25. Walkerton
26. Wawa
27. Wiarton
28. Wingham
The Cottage Hospital
(Uxbridge)
County of Bruce General
Hospital
The Lady Dunn General
Hospital
Bruce Peninsula and District
Memorial Hospital
Wingham and District
Hospital
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PART II
Municipal A mbulance Services:
Item
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
18.
19.
Name of Municipality
Township of Atikokan
Town of Brampton
City of Brantford
City of Brockville
Town of Cobourg
Township of Dysart et al
Township of Elliot Lake
Town of Englehart
Town of Iroquois Falls
Town of Kapuskasing
Town of Kenora
Town of Lindsay
Improvement District of
Marathon
Township of McGarry
City of Oshawa
City of Port Arthur
City of St. Catharines
Township of Teck
The Municipality of Metropolitan
Toronto (Department
Emergency Services)
PART III
Private Ambulance Operators:
Item Location
1. Agincourt
2. Alvinston
3. Bancroft
4. Barrie
5. Beaverton
6. Belle River
7. Belleville
8. Belleville
9. Bowmanville
10. Bracebridge
IL Bracebridge
12. Bradford
13. Brigden
14. Burlington
15. Carleton Place
Name of Operator
Ogden Ambulance Service
Black Ambulance Service
Hattin's Ambulance Service
Barrie Ambulance Service
Bullock & Pinkham
Ambulance
County Ambulance Service
City Ambulance Service
LaSalle Ambulance Service
Bowmanville Area
Ambulance Service
Muskoka Ambulance Service
Hammond's Ambulance
Service
Lewis Ambulance Service
Steadman's Ambulance
Service
Green's Ambulance Service
Allan R. Barker Ambulance
Service
Item Location
16. Chatham
17. Colborne
18. Collingwood
19. Cornwall
20. Dashwood
21. Drayton
22. Eastview
23. Espanola
24. Finch
25. Fisherville
26. Forest
27. Fort Erie
28. Fort William
29. Gait
30. Gananoque
31. Geraldton
32. Glencoe
33. Grimsby
34. Guelph
35. Haileybury
36. Hamilton
37. Hamilton
38. Hamilton
39. Hamilton
40. Hamilton
41. Harrow
42. Hawkesbury
43. Hawkesbury
44. Ingersoll
45. Kingston
46. Langton
47. Leamington
48. London
49. MacTier
50. Madoc
51. Markham
52. Midland
53. Mississauga
54. Mount Forest
55. Napanee
56. Newmarket
Name of Operator
Arbour's Chatham
Ambulance
Rutherford's Ambulance
Service
McKechnie Ambulance
Service
Cornwall Exclusive
Ambulance Service
Hoffman's Ambulance
Service
McAuly Ambulance Service
Twin City Ambulance
Service
Veteran's Ambulance
Service
Brownlee Ambulance Service
Yeates Ambulance Service
Sarnia Ambulance Service
Fort Erie Ambulance Service
Packard Ambulance Service
South Waterloo Ambulance
Service
Gananoque Provincial
Ambulance Company
Fawcett Ambulance Service
J. B. Gough & Son
Ambulance Service
West Lincoln Ambulance
Service
Royal City Ambulance
Service
Buffam Ambulance Service
Brown Bros. Ambulance
Service
Clark's Ambulance Service
Cresmount Ambulance
Service
Fleetwood Ambulance
Service
Superior Ambulance Service
Gerald A. Smith & Sons
Ambulance Service
Noel Ambulance Service
Quenneville Ambulance
Service
Woodstock Ambulance
Service
Doug's Emergency Services
Limited
Verhoeve Ambulance
Service
Sunparlour Ambulance
Service
Thames Valley Ambulance
Service
Jordan's Ambulance Service
City Ambulance Service
Vance Ambulance Service
Midland Penetang
Ambulance Service
Fleuty Ambulance Service
Hiller Ambulance Service
City Ambulance Service
Caryl Ambulance Service
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Item Location
Name of Operator
Item Location
Name of Operator
57.
Niagara Falls
Hunt's Greater Niagara
Ambulance Service
100.
Toronto
Bell Amalgamated Service
(Amalgamated)
58.
North Bay
McCarthy's Ambulance
Service
101.
Toronto
Hallowell Ambulance
Service
59.
Oakville
Alexander Ambulance
Service
Orillia Ambulance Service
102.
Toronto
Kane Ambulance Service
60.
Orillia
103.
Toronto
Klink Ambulance Service
Ltd. (Amalgamated)
61.
Ottawa
Exclusive Ambulance
104.
Toronto
Metro Ambulance Service
62.
Owen Sound
Service
Tannahill Ambulance
Service
Henderson Ambulance
105.
Toronto
Reliable Ambulance Service
Ltd. (Amalgamated)
63.
Palmerston
106.
Toronto
Watson Ambulance Service
Service
107.
Trenton
Rushnell's Ambulance
64.
Parham
Goodfellow Ambulance
Service
108.
Walford
Champagne's Ambulance
65.
Pembroke
Kuehl's Ambulance Service
Service
109.
Welland
Greater Welland Ambulance
66.
Perth
Morrow Ambulance Service
Service
67.
Petawawa
Earl's Ambulance Service
110.
Whitby
Town Ambulance Service
68.
Peterborough
Central Ambulance Service
HI.
Winchester
Vice & Craig Ambulance
Service
69.
Peterborough
Nisbett Ambulance Service
112.
Windsor
ABC Ambulance Service
70.
PetroHa
Jay's Ambulance Service
113.
Woodbridge
Scott's Ambulance Service
71.
Pickering
McEachnie Ambulance
Service
114.
Woodstock
Woodstock Ambulance
Service
72.
Picton
Bond's Ambulance Service
115.
Zurich
Westlake Ambulance
73.
Port Colborne
Port Colborne Ambulance
Service
OCl V IL-C
PART IV
74.
Port Credit
Skinner & Middlebrook
Ambulance Service
Volunteer A mbulance Operators:
75.
Port Hope
Fawkes Ambulance Service
Item Location
Name of Operator
76.
77.
Port Perry
Port Rowan
Brignall's Ambulance
Service
Clark-Hammond Ambulance
Service
1.
2.
Alliston
Amherstburg
Alliston Volunteer
Ambulance
Amherstburg, Anderdon,
78.
Prescott
Locke-Britnell Ambulance
Service
3.
Arnprior
Maiden F. A. Squad
St. John Ambulance
79.
Richmond Hill
Scott's Ambulance Service
4.
Bolton
Bolton Volunteer
80.
Ridgeway
Nash Ambulance Service
5.
Georgetown
Ambulance
Georgetown Volunteer
81.
Rodney
Padfield Ambulance Service
Ambulance Service
6.
Brighton
Brighton Lions Club
82.
St. Thomas
Golden Acres Ambulance
Service
Volunteer Ambulance
Service
83.
Sarnia
Sarnia Ambulance Service
7.
Gore Bay
Gore Bay Volunteer
Ambulance Service
84.
Sault Ste. Marie
Superior Ambulance Service
8.
Hastings
Hastings Ambulance
85.
Seaforth
R. S. Box Ambulance
Service
Green's Ambulance Service
9.
Levack
Service
Royal Canadian Legion
86.
Simcoe
Volunteer Ambulance
Service - Branch 503
87.
Simcoe
Marshall's Ambulance
Service
10.
Minden
Anson-Hindon and Minden
Volunteer Ambulance
88.
Smiths Falls
Smiths Falls & District
11.
Niagara-on-the-Lake Niagara Volunteer
Ambulance Service
Ambulance bervice
89.
Smithville
Book's Ambulance Service
12.
Nobleton
Nobleton Firefighters &
Ambulance Association
90.
South Porcupine
Tisdale- Whitney Ambulance
Service
13.
Paris
Town of Paris Volunteer
Ambulance Service
91.
Stratford
Stratford Ambulance
Service
14.
Seeley's Bay
Emergency Ambulance
Service
92.
Strathroy
Denning Brothers
Ambulance Service
15.
Wasaga Beach
Wasaga Beach Volunteer
Ambulance Service
93.
Sudbury
Lougheed Ambulance
Service
Taylor Ambulance Service
S
). This Regulation comes into force on the 1st
94.
Sutton
day of July, 1968.
Ontario Hospital Services Commission:
95.
Tecumseh
Suburban Ambulance
Service
D. J. TWISS,
96.
Thedford
Gilpin Ambulance Service
for Chairman.
97.
Tilbury
Masse & Son Ambulance
Service
T. C. GRICE,
Secretary.
Dated at Toronto
this 25th day of June, 1968.
98.
Tillsonburg
Gray's Ambulance Service
/on*?
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99.
Timmins
Timmins Ambulance Service
(yy/ / )
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O. Reg. 235/68 1881
Publications Under The Regulations Act
July 20th, 1968
THE GAME AND FISH ACT, 1961-62
O. Reg. 232/68.
Fire- Arms.
Made— July 4th, 1968.
Filed— July 8th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE GAME AND FISH ACT, 1961-62
1. Section 1 of Ontario Regulation 184/64 is
amended by inserting after "county" in the third line
"except the Township of Haldimand in the United
Counties of Northumberland and Durham".
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THE PUBLIC HEALTH ACT
O. Reg. 233/68.
Health Units — General.
Made— June 19th, 1968.
Approved— July 4th, 1968.
Filed— July 9th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE PUBLIC HEALTH ACT
1. Regulation 510 of Revised Regulations of
Ontario, 1960 is amended by adding thereto the
following Schedule:
Schedule 20a
OTTAWA-CARLETON-EASTVIEW DISTRICT
HEALTH UNIT
The Board of Health of the Ottawa-
Carleton-Eastview District Health Unit shall
consist of twelve members as follows:
i. Three members to be appointed by the
Lieutenant Governor in Council.
ii. Five members to be appointed by the
Municipal Council of the City of
Ottawa.
iil. Three members to be appointed by
the Municipal Council of the County
of Carleton.
iv. One member to be appointed by the
Municipal Council of the City of
Eastview.
M. B. DYMOND,
Minister of Health.
Dated at Toronto, this 19th day of June, 1968.
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THE PUBLIC HEALTH ACT
O. Reg. 234/68.
Health Units — General.
xMade— July 3rd, 1968.
Approved— July 4th, 1968.
Filed— July 9th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE PUBLIC HEALTH ACT
1. Schedule 35 to Regulation 510 of Revised
Regulations of Ontario, 1960, as remade by section 1
of Ontario Regulation 305/63, is revoked and the
following substituted therefor:
Schedule 35
HAMILTON-WENTWORTH HEALTH UNIT
1. The Board of Health of the Hamilton-
Wentworth Health Unit shall consist of nine
members as follows:
i. Two members to be appointed by the
Lieutenant Governor in Council.
ii. Four members to be appointed annual-
ly by the Municipal Council of the
City of Hamilton.
iii. Three members to be appointed an-
nually by the Municipal Council of
the County of Wentworth.
2. .\ member appointed by a municipal council
shall hold office during the pleasure of the
municipal council that appointed him.
M. B. DYMOND,
Minister of Health.
Dated at Toronto, this 3rd day of July, 1968.
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THE PUBLIC HEALTH ACT
O. Reg. 235/68.
Health Units — General. .
Made— July 3rd, 1968.
Approved — July 4th, 1968.
Filed— July 9th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE PUBLIC HEALTH ACT
1. Subparagraph ii of paragraph 1 of Schedule 31
to Regulation 510 of Revised Regulations of Ontario,
1960, as remade by section 1 of Ontario Regulation
267/65, is revoked and the following substituted
therefor:
ii. One member to be appointed by the Muni-
cipal Council of the Town of Cobalt, the
Municipal Council of the Town of Latchford
and the Trustees of The Corporation of the
Improvement District of Temagami.
2. Schedule 37 to Regulation 510 of Revised
Regulations of Ontario, 1960, as remade by section 1
of Ontario Regulation 305/63, is revoked and the
following substituted therefor:
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O. Reg. 237/68
Schedule 37
YORK-OSHAWA DISTRICT HEALTH UNIT
1. The Board of Health of the York-Oshawa
District Health Unit shall consist of seven
members as follows:
i. Two members to be appointed by the
Lieutenant Governor in Council.
ii. Two members to be appointed by the
Municipal Council of the City of
Oshawa.
iii. Three members to be appointed by the
Municipal Council of the County of
York.
2. A member appointed by a municipal council
shall hold office during the pleasure of the
council that appointed him.
M. B. DYMOND,
Minister of Health.
Dated at Toronto, this 3rd day of July, 1968.
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THE HOMES FOR SPECIAL CARE ACT, 1964
O. Reg. 236/68.
General.
Made— July 4th, 1968.
Filed— July 9th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE HOMES FOR SPECIAL CARE ACT, 1964
1. Section 31 of Ontario Regulation 261/64 is
revoked and the following substituted therefor:
31.— (1) Part III of The Mental Health Act, 1967
and the relevant regulations thereunder apply
mutatis mutandis to a resident in a home for
special care as if the resident had continued
as a patient in a psychiatric facility under
that Act.
(2) Notwithstanding subsection 1, where a notice
of continuance has been issued under sub-
section 2 of section 37 of The Mental Health
Act, 1967 prior to the discharge of the resident
from a psychiatric facility, the provisions of
clause d of section 38 of that Act shall not
apply.
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THE DENTISTRY ACT
O. Reg. 237/68.
Dental Hygienists.
Made— June 19th, 1968.
Approved— July 4th, 1968.
Filed— July 9th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE DENTISTRY ACT
1. — (1) Clause c of section 3 of Ontario Regulation
332/65 is revoked.
(2) The said section 3 is amended by adding thereto
the following subsection:
(2) A member of the College shall be responsible
for any work, service, advice or assistance
undertaken, performed or given by a dental
hygienist who is acting upon the instructions
of the member of the College or with his
authority.
2. Section 4 of Ontario Regulation 332/65 is
amended by striking out "she" in the second line and
inserting in lieu thereof "he".
3. Section 7 of Ontario Regulation 332/65 is
revoked and the following substituted therefor:
7. The registrar-secretary
applicant who.
shall register an
(a) holds a Grade 13 statement of standing
required for admission to an Ontario
University ofTering a course in dental
hygiene or who holds equivalent
standing as determined by the Minister
of Education;
{b) possesses the aptitude, cap^vcity and
character to become and act as a
dental hygienist;
(c) has completed the course of study re-
ferred to in section 8;
{d) has passed the examinations
scribed under section 9; and
pre-
{e) pays to the treasurer of the College a
registration fee of $25.
4. Section 8 of Ontario Regulation 332/65 is
revoked and the following substituted therefor:
8. The course of study for dental hygienists shall
consist of the course in dental hygiene con-
ducted by the Faculty of Dentistry of an
Ontario University or such other course or
courses in dental hygiene as may be approved
by the Board as being equivalent in scope to
the course conducted by a Faculty of Den-
tistry of an Ontario University.
5. Subsection 1 of section 10 of Ontario Regulation
332/65 is amended by striking out "$2" in the third
line and inserting in lieu thereof "$10".
6. Section 11 of Ontario Regulation 332/65 is re-
voked and the following substituted therefor:
11. — (1) The registrar-secretary shall issue,
(a) a certificate of registration as a dental
hygienist in Form 2; and
{b) an annual licence certificate in Form 3,
to every person whose name appears on the
register.
(2) The certificate referred to in clause a of sub-
section 1 shall be signed by the president of
the College and the registnir-secretary and
the licence referred to in clause b of sub-
section 1 shall be signed by the registrar-
secretar\-.
(3) Every dental hygienist employed by a mem-
ber of the College shall display his certificate
of registration and licence certificate in a con-
spicuous place in the office of the member.
7. — (1) Subsection 1 of section 13 of Ontario Regu-
lation 332/65 is revoked and the followii^g substituted
therefor:
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(1) Where the name of a dental hygienist has
been removed from the register under sec-
tion 10 and the dental hygienist pays a
registration fee of $15, the registrar-secretary
shall re-register the dental hygienist and
thereupon issue a certificate of registration
and an annual licence certificate.
(2) Subsection 3 of the said section 13 is amended
by striking out "her" in the second line and inserting
in lieu thereof "his".
8. — (1) Subsection 1 of section 14 of Ontario
Regulation 332/65 is amended by striking out "she"
in the seventh line and inserting in lieu thereof "he".
(2) Subsection 2 of the said section 14 is amended
by striking out "Registered Dental Hygienist,
(R.D.H.)" in the third and fourth lines and inserting
in lieu thereof "Diploma Dental Hygiene, (Dip.
Dent. Hygiene)".
9. Section 15 of Ontario Regulation 332/65 is re-
voked and the following substituted therefor:
15. — (1) When so directed by the Board, the dis-
cipline committee shall hold a hearing to
determine whether or not a dental hygienist
has been guilty of any matter set forth in
clause a or ft of subsection 2 and shall report
its findings to the Board.
(2) Where the Board, after a hearing by the
discipline committee, finds that a dental
hygienist,
(a) has been guilty of,
(i) incompetence,
(ii) improper or dishonourable con-
duct in respect of the dental
practice of his employer, or
(iii) failure to comply with the pro-
visions of the Act or this By-
law; or
(b) has been convicted of a crime that
affects his fitness to practise,
the Board may revoke or suspend the annual
licence and the certificate of registration of the
dental hygienist and remove his name from
the register.
10. Items 7, 8 and 9 of Form 1 of Ontario Regu-
lation 332/65 are revoked and the following substituted
therefor:
7. Secondary school education:
i. Name of school attended
ii. Location
iii. Time in attendance
iv. Graduation diploma or certificate ob-
tained
8. Education as a dental hygienist:
i. Name of school attended
ii. Location
ni. Time in attendance
iv. Date of completion of course
v. Graduation diploma or certificate ob-
tamed
9. References:
i
ii
11. Ontario Regulation 332/65 is amended by
adding thereto the following Form:
Form 3
The Dentistry A ct
ANNUAL LICENCE CERTIFICATE AS A
DENTAL HYGIENIST
This is to certify that.
(name of person)
of.
(address of person)
a registered dental hygienist, is licensed to practise as a
dental hygienist for the year 19 ... .
This licence expires on the day of , 19 , . .
(signature of Registrar-Secretary)
The Board of Directors of the
Royal College of Dental
Surgeons of Ontario:
HARRY M. JOLLEY,
Vice-President.
KENNETH F. POWNALL,
Secretary.
Dated at Toronto, this 19th day of June, 1968.
(10,000)
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THE CEMETERIES ACT
O. Reg. 238/68.
Trust Funds.
Made— May 16th, 1968.
Filed— July 9th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE CEMETERIES ACT
1. Ontario Regulation 339/65, as amended by
Ontario Regulations 210/67 and 246/67, is further
amended by adding thereto the following section:
18a. The Metropolitan Toronto and Region Con-
servation Authority, McMichael Conserva-
tion Area, in the Township of Vaughan in
the County of York, more particularly des-
cribed in Schedule 2, is exempt from sub-
sections 1 and 2 of section 24 of the Act.
2. Ontario Regulation 339/65, as amended by
Ontario Regulations 210/67 and 246/67, is further
amended by adding thereto the following Scheduk;
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O. Reg. 239/68
(1)
Schedule 2
All and Singular that certain parcel or
tract of lard and premises situate, lying and
being in the Township of Vaughan, in the
County of York and containing by ad-
measurement an area of 0.129 acre, be the
same more or less, and being composed of
Part of Lot 23 in Concession 8 in the said
Township, the limits of which said parcel of
land may be more particularly described as
follows:
Premising that all bearings shown herein
are astronomical in origin and are referred to
the meridian passing through the north-
westerly angle of a Plan registered in the
Registry Office for the Registry Division of
the East and West Ridings of the County of
York as Number 6087;
Commencing at a survey monument
marking the northeasterly angle of Lot 142 as
shown on the said Registered Plan 6087;
thence north 60°18'50" west, a distance of
324.50 feet to a survey monument at the place
of beginning; thence north 86°14'30" west, a
distance of 75 feet to a survey monument;
thence north 03°45'30" east, a distance of
75 feet to a survey monument; thence south
86°14'30" east, a distance of 75 feet to a
survey monument; thence south 03°45'30"
west, a distance of 75 feet to the place of
beginning.
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THE CEMETERIES ACT
O. Reg. 239/68.
Closings and Removals.
Made— April 18th, 1968.
Filed— July 9th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE CEMETERIES ACT
1. Regulation 42 of Revised Regulations of On-
tario, 1960, as amended by Ontario Regulations 277/61,
332/61, 354/61, 192/62, 226/62, 308/62, 6/63, 198/63,
85/64, 191/64, 25/65, 162/65, 209/65, 234/65, 296/65,
7/66, 79/66, 154/66, 25/67, 85/67, 169/67, 225/67,
310/67 and 337/67, is further amended by adding
thereto the following section:
3. It is directed that the bodies buried in the
premises described as follows and being part
of the cemetery described in Schedule 41 be
removed:
In the Town of Fergus in the County of
Wellington being composed of part of St.
Andrew's Church Lot according to Registered
Plan 55 for the Town of Fergus and which
said parcel or tract of land and premises is
more particularly described as follows:
Premising that the southwesterly limit of
Tower Street has a bearing of north 60°26'
west and referring all bearings used herein
thereto ;
Beginning at the end of the following
courses and distances;
Beginning at the intersection of the north-
westerly limit of St. George Street with the
southwesterly limit of Tower Street; thence
north 60°26' west along the northeasterly
limit of St. Andrew's Church Lot being also
the southwesterly limit of Tower Street 67.63
feet; thence south 29°32' west, 43.54 feet
more or less to a point in the northeasterly
wall of St. Andrew's Church existing on
October 25th, 1967; the said point being the
place of beginning of the parcel of land
described herein; thence north 29°32' east,
22.71 feet more or less; thence north 60°28'
west, 71.50 feet; thence south 29°32' west,
109.63 feet; thence south 60°28' east, 86.0
feet; thence north 29°32' east, 34.0 feet more
or less to the southwesterly wall of St. An-
drew's Church existing on October 25th, 1967;
thence northwesterly along the southwesterly
wall of St. Andrew's Church to the westerly
corner of the said building; thence north-
easterly along the northwesterly wall of the
said building to the northerly corner thereof;
thence southeasterly along the northeasterly-
wall of the said building to the place of be-
ginning.
2. Regulation 42 of Revised Regulations of On-
tario, 1960 is further amended by adding thereto the
following schedules:
Schedule 45
COPELAND (mACDONALD-CAMPBELL) CEMETERY
CITY OF CORNWALL
COUNTY OF STORMONT
In the City of Cornwall, in the County of
Stormont and being composed of part of
Lot "D" in the First or Broken Front Con-
cession in the Township of Cornwall (now
lying within the limits of the City of Corn-
wall), and which said parcel may be more
particularly described as being the 'excepted'
part of the said Lot "D" mentioned in the
deed from The Trust and Loan Company of
Canada to the Molson's Bank, dated Sep-
tember 16, 1879 and registered as Instrument
No. 3416 for the Township of Cornwall on
September 25, 1879 and subsequent convey-
ance and was described in the said Instrument
"the family burying ground now situated
at the southwest portion of Lot "D", and
which is at present enclosed within a fence
upon the said premises and which excepted
parcel contains 1,090 square feet more or
less; together with full and free and un-
interrupted right of access thereto, at all
times, for the owners and occupiers from
time to time of the lands next to the west
of those hereby conveyed, their servants
and agents, and a right-of-way for that
purpose for the said persons, upon and over
a strip of land commencing at the south-
westerly angle of the said burying ground;
thence northerly along the westerly boun-
dary of the said burying ground 5 feet; and
which strip of land extends; thence westerly
by the shortest route and with a uniform
width of 5 feet to the easterly boundary of
the said lands to the westward."
and which said family burial ground may be
more particularly described as follows:
Premising that the bearings hereinafter
mentioned are astronomical and are referred
to the meridian through the southeasterly
angle of Lot "D" in the Second Concession
of the said Township (now lying within the
limits of the City of Cornwall);
Beginning at a corner fence post in the
interior of the said Lot, distant 968.6 feet
measured on a bearing of north 25°53'10''
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1885
(2)
west from the intersection of the western
limit of the said Lot "D" with the northern
limit of that part of the King's Highway
known as No. 2 as shown on the Land Plan
of the Ontario Department of Highways on
file in the Registry Ofifice for the said County
as Plan No. 163; thence north 66°16'40" east,
along a post and wire fence, a distance of
34.37 feet; thence north 25°37'10'' west, along
a post and wire fence, a distance of 35.33 feet;
thence south 65°04'20" west, along a post and
wire fence, a distance of 33.76 feet; thence
south 24°39' east, along a post and wire fence,
a distance of 34.6 feet to the place of begin-
ning.
Which said parcel actually contains by
admeasurement a total of 1,191 square feet,
more or less, and is shown outlined in red on
the Plan of Survey signed by L. P. Stidwill,
O.L.S. dated January 15, 1963.
Schedule 46
CEMETERY ON HARMONY ROAD SOUTH
CITY OF OSHAWA
In the City of Oshawa in the County of
Ontario, being composed of all of Lot 12
according to Harmony Plan, City of Oshawa,
the boundaries of said parcel are described as
follows:
Premising that the bearings as shown on
Deposited Plan No. 491 Highways govern all
bearings mentioned hereafter;
Beginning at the intersection of the north
limit of Lot 12, Harmony Plan, with the east
limit of the allowance for road between town-
ship lots 4 and 5, said intersection being
distant 269.62 feet measured south 17°33'10''
east along said east limit of allowance for
road from the intersection with the south
limit of King Street East as shown on De-
posited Plan No. 491 Highways; thence
north 80°40'25" east along the north limit of
said Lot 12 a distance of 220.39 feet to the
northeast angle thereof; thence south 17°
41 '30" east along the east limit of said Lot 12
a distance of 81.50 feet to the southeast angle
thereof; thence south 80°24'30" west along the
south limit of said Lot 12 a distance of 220.44
feet to the intersection of said south limit
with the said east limit of allowance for road
between township lots 4 and 5, said inter-
section being distant 82.50 feet measured
south 17°33'10" east along said east limit of
allowance for road from the place of beginning
of the herein described parcel of land; thence
westerly along said south limit a distance of
26.8 feet more or less to the southwest angle
of said Lot 12; thence northerly along the
west limit of said Lot 12 a distance of 82.5
feet more or less to the northwest angle
thereof; thence easterly along the north limit
of said Lot 12 a distance of 27 feet more or
less to the place of beginning.
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THE LOAN AND TRUST CORPORATIONS ACT
O. Reg. 240/68.
Approved Trust Companies.
Made— March 28th, 1968.
Filed— July 9th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE LOAN AND TRUST CORPORATIONS ACT
1. The Schedule to Regulation 413 of Revised
Regulations of Ontario, 1960, as remade by section 1
of Ontario Regulation 240/66 and amended by section 1
of Ontario Regulation 284/66, is further amended by
adding thereto the following item:
4a. District Trust Company
(3)
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THE GAME AND FISH ACT, 1961-62
O. Reg. 241/68.
Open Seasons — Rabbit and Squirrel.
Made— June 17th, 1968.
Filed— July 9th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE GAME AND FISH ACT, 1961-62
1. — (ID Clause a of section 1 of Ontario Regulation
294/67 is amended by,
(a) striking out "23rd day of September, 1967"
in the thirty-first line and inserting in lieu
thereof "21st day of September, 1968"; and
(6) striking out "30th day of March, 1968" in
the thirty-second line and inserting in lieu
thereof "31st day of March, 1969".
(2) Clause b of the said section 1 is revoked and the
following substituted therefor:
(&) in the County of Durham from the 28th day
of September, 1968 to the 28th day of Febru-
ary, 1969, both inclusive;
(3) Clause c of the said section 1 is amended by,
(a) striking out "18th day of October, 1967" in
the twentieth line and inserting in lieu thereof
"16th day of October, 1968"; and
{h) striking out "29th day of February, 1968" in
the twenty-first line and inserting in lieu
thereof "28th day of February, 1969".
(4) Clause d of the said section 1 is amended by,
(a) striking out "25th day of October, 1967" in
the ninth line and inserting in lieu thereof
"23rd day of October, 1968"; and
{h) striking out "29th day of February, 1968" in
the tenth line and inserting in lieu thereof
"28th day of February, 1969".
(5) Clause e of the said section 1, as amended by
section 1 of Ontario Regulation 329/67 is further
amended by,
(a) striking out "23rd day of December, 1967" in
the second line and inserting in lieu thereof
"21st day of December, 1968"; and
(fc) striking out "29th day of February, 1968" in
the third line and inserting in lieu thereof
"28th day of February, 1969".
(6) Clause/ of the said section 1 is amended by,
(a) striking out "23rd day of September, 1967"
in the ninth line and inserting in lieu thereof
"21st day of September, 1968"; and
{b) striking out "29th day of February, 1968" in
the tenth line and inserting in lieu thereof
"28th day of February, 1969".
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O. Reg. 243/68
(7) Clause g of the said section 1 is amended by,
(a) striking out "1st day of September, 1967" in
the third line and inserting in lieu thereof
"2nd day of September, 1968"; and
(b) striking out "31st day of August, 1968" in
the third and fourth lines and inserting in
lieu thereof "30th day of August, 1969".
2. — (1) Subsection 1 of section 3 of Ontario Regu-
lation 294/67 is amended by striking out "1967" in
the second line and inserting in lieu thereof "1968".
(2) Clause a of the said subsection 1 is amended by
striking out "30th day of September to the 15th day of
December" in the sixth and seventh lines and inserting
in lieu thereof "5th day of October to the 14th day of
December".
(3) Clause b of the said subsection 1 is amended by
striking out "25th" in the fifth line and inserting in
lieu thereof "23rd".
(4) Clause c of the said subsection 1 is amended by
striking out "4th" in the second line and inserting in
lieu thereof "2nd".
(5) Clause d of the said subsection 1 is amended by
striking out "23rd day of September to the 15th day of
December" in the second, third and fourth lines and
inserting in lieu thereof "21st day of September to the
14th day of December".
RENE BRUNELLE,
Minister of Lands and Forests.
Toronto, June 17th, 1968.
(4)
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THE MILK ACT, 1965
O. Reg. 242/68.
Cheese — Marketing.
Made— July 8th, 1968.
Filed— July 10th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE MILK ACT, 1965
1. Schedule 2 to Ontario Regulation 367/66 is
revoked and the following substituted therefor:
Schedule
Column 1
Column 2
Producer of Cheese
Location of Plant
Ault Cheese Company Ltd.
Winchester
Baden Cheese Limited
Baden
Bieman's Creamery & Milk
Products Ltd.
Clifford
Dairyland Floods Ltd.
Spencerville
Darigold Products Ltd.
Oakville
Glenco Cheese F"actory
Bonville
Greenwood Cheese Co. Ltd.
Sarsfield
Harrowsmith Cheese Factory
Harrowsmith
Hoard's Cheese Factory
Kraft Foods Ltd.
Lunenburg Cheese Factory
Mapleton Cheese & Butter Co.
Ltd.
New Dundee Co-operative
Creamery Ltd.
Hoard's Station
Plant No. 1174,
Berwick
Plant No. 546,
Newington
Plant No. 751,
Williamstown
Plant No. 672,
Wolfe Island
Lunenburg
St. Thomas
Plant No. 542,
New Dundee
Plant No. 492,
Tillsonburg
New Riverview Cheese Factory St. Eugene
Plantagenet Creamery Ltd. Plantagenet
Riverside Dairy Products Ltd. Trenton
Selby Cheese Factory Selby
Shamrock Cheese Factory Stirling
Thornloe Cheese Factory Thornloe
Union Star Cheese Factory Douglas
W^arkworth Cheese Company Ltd. Warkworth
Wellesley Cheese Factory Wellesley
The Ontario Milk Marketing Board:
GEORGE R. McLaughlin,
Chairman.
R. A. N. MERCER,
Acting Secretary.
Dated at Toronto, this 8th day of July, 1968.
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THE INDUSTRIAL STANDARDS ACT
O. Reg. 243/68.
Schedule — Barbering Industry —
Smith's Falls.
Made— May 1st, 1968.
Approved — July 4th, 1968.
Filed— July 11th, 1968.
ORDER MADE UNDER
THE INDUSTRIAL STANDARDS ACT
1. Section 8 of the Schedule to Ontario Regulation
426/67 is revoked and the following substituted
therefor:
MINIMUM CHARGES
8. — (1) The minimum charge for each operation
in the industry is as follows:
i. F^acial massage, plain 75 cents
ii. Hair-cut or trim for persons
14 years of age and over $1
iii. Hair-cut for persons under
14 years of age 75 cents
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1887
iv. Head-rub 35 cents
V. Shampoo, plain 75 cents
vi. Shave 75 cents
vii. Singe 50 cents
(2) No employer or employee shall,
(a) contract for or accept prices lower than
those in subsection 1 ;
(b) combine any of the operations named
in subsection 1 without charging for
each operation in the combination; or
(c) give any article or premium to the
customer without charging the full
value of the article or premium.
2. This Order comes into force on the tenth day
after publication thereof in The Ontario Gazette under
The Regulations Act.
We Concur:
z\dvisory Committee for
The Barbering Industry
Smith's Falls Zone
FRED FAIRFIELD
Chairman
AL HAUGHTON
JOHN WESTON
LARRY McMUNN
KENNY CLOSS
M. E. HOWARD,
Director of Labour
Standards.
Dated at Toronto, this 1st day of May, 1968.
(6)
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THE ENERGY ACT, 1964
O. Reg. 244/68.
Exploration, Drilling and Production.
Made— July Uth, 1968.
Filed— July 12th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE ENERGY ACT, 1964
1. — (1) Subsection 1 of section 9 of Ontario Regu-
lation 326/64, as amended by subsection 1 of section 1
of Ontario Regulation 154/68, is revoked and the follow-
ing substituted therefor:
(1) Subject to subsection 2, a permit to bore,
drill or deepen a well shall not be issued to a
lessee unless the applicant has deposited in
respect of the well with the Treasurer of
Ontario,
(a) cash or direct or guaranteed securities
of the Government of Canada or of the
Government of Ontario; or
(b) where the Minister consents thereto, a
bond of a guarantee company approved
under The Guarantee Company Secu-
rities Act in a form satisfactory to the
Minister,
in the amount of $500, or where the well is in
a water-covered area $20,000, as security for
the completion of the works in accordance
with the Act, the regulations and any order
of the Board.
(2) Clause a of subsection 4 of the said section 9 is
amended by striking out "$2,000" in the second line
and inserting in lieu thereof "$20,000".
(3) The said section 9, as amended by section 1 of
Ontario Regulation 154/68, is further amended by
adding thereto the following subsections:
(4a) a bond deposited under clause b of subsection 1
may be cancelled by any person bound there-
under by giving to the Minister at least
three months, notice in writing of intention to
cancel and it shall be deemed to be cancelled
on the date stated in the notice, which date
shall be not less than three months after the
receipt of the notice by the Minister.
(46) Where a bond is cancelled under subsection 4a,
for the purpose of every act or omission occur-
ring during the period in which the permit to
which the bond is referable is in force and
prior to the cancellation, the bond shall con-
tinue in force for a period of two jears after
the cancellation.
(4) Subsection 5 of the said section 9 is revoked
and the following substituted therefor:
(5) Where there has been a forfeiture under
subsection 4, or a cancellation under sub-
section 4a, every permit to bore, drill or deepen
a well and every licence to produce gas or oil
held by the person who deposited the security
forfeited or cancelled is suspended until the
total amount of the security required by
subsections 1 and 2 is restored.
(7)
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THE POWER COMMISSION ACT
O. Reg. 245/68.
Pension and Insurance Plan.
Made— June 20th, 1968.
Approved— July Uth, 1968.
Filed— July 12th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE POWER COMMISSION ACT
1. Subsections 7a and 7b of section 22 of Ontario
Regulation 309/67, as made by subsection 2 of section 2
of Ontario Regulation 347/67, are revoked and the
following substituted therefor:
(7a) Where a member who retired on pension prior
to the 1st day of January, 1966 has died or
hereafter dies, a pension is payable com-
mencing on the 1st day of October, 1967 or on
the first day of the month following the
member's death, whichever is later, in accor-
dance with one of the following alternatives:
1, Subject to subsections 3, 7c and 7d, to
a deceased male member's widow until
her death or remarriage 25 per cent of
the annual pension to which the mem-
ber was entitled or, in the absence of
the exercise of an election pursuant to
subsection 1 of section 19 would have
been entitled, at his death, if she was
married to the member prior to his
retirement and has not remarried, pro-
vided that where a member who retired
on pension prior to the 1st day of
January, 1962 has died prior to the
1st day of October, 1967 subsection 9
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O. Reg. 246/68
of section 15 shall be deemed to apply
as if his death had occurred on the 1st
day of October, 1967.
2. To a deceased female member's
widower until his death or remarriage
if at the date of her death he is dis-
abled, and for whom in the taxation
year in which she died there was
allowed the deduction permitted by the
Income Tax Act (Canada) for a married
person who supported his spouse, a
pension at the rate prescribed in para-
graph 1.
3. To the person or agency having the
custody of a deceased member's depen-
dent child or children or to such
dependent child or children, as deter-
mined under paragraphs 3, 4 and 5 of
subsection 2, as the case may be, a
pension at the rate prescribed in para-
graph 1 on the same terms and condi-
tions set out in paragraphs 3, 4 and 5
of subsection 2.
(76) Where the five-year guarantee applies upon
the death of a member, a pension payable
pursuant to subsection la shall not commence
to be payable before the first day of the month
following the month in which the balance
has been fully paid.
(7c) Where a member who retired on pension
prior to the 1st day of January, 1966 has made
the election provided for by subsection 1 of
section 19 by naming his or her spouse as
surviving contingent annuitant, the member
within three months from the date appearing
on a notice from the Commission requesting
the member so to do, may elect that a portion
of the amount that would otherwise have
become payable pursuant to subsection la
be actuarially apportioned in such manner
as the Commission may approve, so that a
designated portion thereof is payable to the
member for life, with the balance payable in
accordance with subsection la, provided that
the balance so payable together with the
specified percentage payable to the surviving
contingent annuitant pursuant to subsection 1
of section 19 shall be at least equivalent to
25 per cent of the pension that will be paid to
the member and shall not exceed 100 per cent
of that pension.
(7<i) Where a member has made the 100 per cent
election in accordance with subsection 1 of
section 19 and does not make the election
permitted by subsection Ic the Commission
may on his behalf make that election which
will assure to the member's spouse or depen-
dent child or children the maximum pension
permitted by subsection 7c and such election
shall have the same force and effect as if
made by the member.
The Hydro-Electric Power
Commission of Ontario:
D. P. CLIFF,
Vice-Chairman.
E. B. EASSON,
Secretary.
Dated at Toronto, this 20th day of June, 1968.
(8)
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THE CONSERVATION AUTHORITIES ACT
O. Reg. 246/68.
Conservation Areas — Cataraqui Region.
Made— April 29th, 1968.
Approved— July 11th, 1968.
Filed— July 12th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE CONSERVATION AUTHORITIES ACT
CONSERVATION AREAS—
CATARAQUI REGION
1. In this Regulation,
(a) "Authority" means the Cataraqui Region
Conservation Authority;
(b) "conservation area" means an area consisting
of one parcel or where two or more parcels are
contiguous, the contiguous parcels of land
owned by the Authority;
(c) "vehicle" means a vehicle as defined in The
Highway Traffic Act.
2. This Regulation applies to the use by the public
of a conservation area and the works, services and
things of the Authority.
3. Any person required to issue a permit by this
Regulation may refuse to issue the permit where, in the
opinion of the issuer, to do so would not be in the
interest of,
(a) the best, safest and most orderly use of the
conservation area by the public; or
(b) the best administration of the conservation
area, having regard to the conservation,
restoration and development of the natural
resources of the conservation area.
4. No person shall,
(a) deface, remove or damage any property in a
conservation area;
(b) remove, injure or destroy any tree, shrub,
plant, flower or growing thing, or any soil,
rock or other material in a conservation area ;
(c) kill, trap, hunt, pursue or in any manner
disturb or cause to be disturbed any wild
bird or animal within a conservation area
except under the authority of a permit issued
by the Secretary-Treasurer or in areas set
aside and posted under section 14;
(d) fire or discharge any torpedo, rocket or other
fireworks in a conservation area; or
(e) perform any act that causes or is likely to
cause a danger for other persons using a
conservation area.
5. No person shall abandon any refuse or other
object or material within a conservation area except
in receptacles or pits provided by the Authority for
the purpose.
6. No person shall erect, post, paste, fasten, paint
or affix any placard, bill, notice, or sign in a conser-
vation area unless a permit therefor is first obtained
from the Secretary-Treasurer.
7. — ( 1) No person shall bring a horse, cow or other
animal into a conservation area without a permit
therefor issued by the Secretary-Treasurer.
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(2) No person shall permit a dog, cat or other pet
to be in a conservation area unless,
(o) the dog, cat or other pet is secured by a leash
that does not exceed six feet in length ; or
(b) a permit therefor has been issued by the
Secretary-Treasurer.
8. No person shall,
(a) sell or offer for sale any article or service;
(b) advertise or carry on any business or com-
mercial enterprise; or
(c) beg or solicit charity,
within a conservation area without a permit therefor
issued by the Secretary-Treasurer.
9. No person shall bring a show of any kind or any
equipment for entertainment into a conservation area
without a permit therefor issued by the Secretary-
Treasurer.
10. Except under a permit therefor issued by the
Secretary-Treasurer, no person shall conduct a public
meeting or perform any act that congregates or is
likely to congregate persons in a conservation area.
11. — (1) No person shall wade, bathe or swim in a
conservation area except at such times and at such
places as are set aside by the Authority for the purpose.
(2) No person shall take any inflatable object or
snorkel or other underwater breathing device into the
water in a conservation area.
12. — (1) No person shall use a boat propelled by
an inboard or outboard motor in a conservation area
except under the authority of a permit therefor issued
by the Secretary-Treasurer.
(2) Except in such places as are set aside by the
Authority for the purpose, no person shall use a snow-
mobile, motor toboggan or any like thing in a con-
servation area.
13. — (1) Except under a permit therefor issued by
the Secretary-Treasurer, no person shall light or
maintain a fire in a conservation area in a place other
than a fireplace or other location provided by the
Authority for the purpose.
(2) No person who lights a fire in a conservation
area shall leave the fire unattended or leave the site
of the fire before the fire is completely extinguished.
14. Except under the authority of a permit therefor
issued by the Secretary-Treasurer or in a conservation
area that has been set aside and posted by the Authority
for hunting and archery, no person other than a peace
officer shall possess an air-gun, fire-arm, sling-shot or
archery equipment within a conservation area.
15. — (1) Sections 63, 68, 69 and 71 of The Highway
Traffic Act apply to the operation of vehicles on roads
under the jurisdiction of the Authority.
(2) No person shall,
(a) operate a vehicle within a conservation area
except on a roadway or other place set aside
by the Authority for the purpose;
(b) operate a vehicle at a speed in excess of
fifteen miles per hour on any road under the
jurisdiction of the Authority;
(c) park a vehicle within a conservation area in a
place other than one that has been set aside
by the Authority for the purpose; or
(d) operate a public commercial vehicle, as
defined in The Public Commercial Vehicles
Act, within a conservation area for commercial
purposes except for the purpose of making
deliveries within the conservation area.
16. A conservation area or any part thereof may
be closed entirely or closed to certain uses during such
specified periods of time as the Authority determines
and no person shall enter upon or occupy such con-
servation area or part thereof during the times posted.
17. A penalty for a breach of this Regulation is a
fine not exceeding $100.
Cataraqui Region
Conservation Authority:
JAMES McCOWAN,
Chairman.
ANNE M. HUTCHISON,
Secretary- Treasurer.
Dated at Kingston, this 29th day of April, 1968.
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THE RECIPROCAL ENFORCEMENT OF
MAINTENANCE ORDERS ACT
O. Reg. 247/68.
Reciprocating States.
Made— July Uth, 1968.
Filed— July 12th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE RECIPROCAL ENFORCEMENT OF
MAINTENANCE ORDERS ACT
1. — (1) Paragraph 2 of the Schedule to Regulation
536 of Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1960 is amended
by striking out "State" in the first line and inserting
in lieu thereof "States".
(2) The said paragraph 2 is further amended by
adding thereto the following item :
ii. New York.
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THE PUBLIC TRUSTEE ACT
O. Reg. 248/68.
General.
Made— July Uth, 1968.
Filed— July 12th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE PUBLIC TRUSTEE ACT
1. Clause a of subsection 1 of section 5 of Regu-
lation 529 of Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1960, as
remade by section 1 of Ontario Regulation 59/65, is
revoked and the following substituted therefor:
(a) subject to subsections 2, 3 and 4, be credited
to money in the hands of the Public Trustee
on and after the 1st day of April, 1968 at the
rate of 6 per cent per annum on the minimum
quarterly balance exceeding $500.
(11)
29
355
1890
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 249/68
THE JUDICATURE ACT
O. Reg. 249/68.
Rules of Practice.
Made— June 21st, 1968.
Approved— July 11th, 1968.
Filed— July 12th, 1968.
AMENDMENTS TO REGULATION 396 OF RE-
VISED REGULATIONS OF ONTARIO, 1960,
BEING THE RULES OF PRACTICE AND PRO-
CEDURE OF THE SUPREME COURT OF ON-
TARIO, MADE BY THE RULES COMMITTEE
ON THE 21ST DAY OF JUNE, 1968, UNDER
THE JUDICATURE ACT.
1. Sub-rule (2) of rule 5 of Regulation 396 of
Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1960, as amended by
Ontario Regulation 80/63, is amended by striking out
"and shall be signed by the officer issuing the same,"
and by adding at the end of the said sub-rule "and shall
be signed by the officer issuing the same or in his name
by a member of his staff to whom the officer has dele-
gated such authority".
2. Item 1 of rule 30 of Regulation 396 of Revised
Regulations of Ontario, 1960, is amended by striking
out "Secretary of State" and substituting "Under-
Secretary of State for External Affairs" therefor.
3. Rule 102 of Regulation 396 of Revised Regu-
lations of Ontario, 1960, is amended by,
(a) striking out "at the time of the accruing of
the cause of action.";
(b) inserting a period immediately following
"co-partners"; and
(c) inserting "at the time of the accruing of the
cause of action" immediately following
"within Ontario";
so that the said rule as amended shall read as follows:
102. Any two or more persons, whether British
subjects or not and whether residing within or
out of Ontario, claiming or being liable as
partners and carrying on business within
Ontario at the time of the accruing of the
cause of action may sue or be sued in the
name of the firm of which such persons were
co-partners.
4. Rule 229 of Regulation 396 of Revised Regu-
lations of Ontario, 1960, is amended by inserting "(1)"
immediately following the rule number and by adding
the following sub-rules:
(2) Where any such person resides out of Ontario,
or where an affidavit of merits has been made
by a person residing out of Ontario, the
court may order that such cross-examination
be taken at such place and in such manner
as seems just and convenient, and service of
the order and of all papers necessary to obtain
the cross-examination may be made on the
solicitor of the party on whose behalf the
affidavit has been filed and any conduct
money may be paid to him unless the order
makes other provision therefor.
(3) If any such person refuses or neglects to
attend at the time and place appointed, for
his cross-examination on his affidavit, or
refuses to be sworn or to answer any proper
questions put to him, the court may, in acfdi-
tion to any other remedy, order that his
affidavit be struck out.
5. Rule 323 of Regulation 396 of Revised Regu-
lations of Ontario, 1960, is revoked and the followmg
substituted therefor:
323. — (1) An action in the Supreme Court to be
tried at Toronto without a jury may be dis-
missed for want of prosecution unless the
plaintiff has set the action down for trial
within six weeks after the pleadings are
closed and, where required by the rules, has
served and filed notice of trial or of assess-
ment of damages within the times prescribed
by rule 249.
(2) Any other action may be dismissed for want
of prosecution unless the plaintiff has set the
action down for trial at the first sittings for
which the action could be set down com-
mencing more than six weeks after the close
of pleadings and, where required by the rules,
has served and filed notice of trial or of
assessment of damages within the time pre-
scribed by rule 249; provided, however, that,
where there are separate sittings for the trial
of actions with or without a jury, the plaintiff
shall not be obliged to set an action down at
the jury sittings for trial without a jury.
6. Rule 324 of Regulation 396 of Revised Regu-
lations of Ontario, 1960, is revoked and the following
substituted therefor:
324. — (1) An action not tried, not struck off the
list or otherwise disposed of at the sittings for
which it has been set down for trial, except
an action on the list for trial in the Supreme
Court at Toronto, Hamilton, Ottawa, London
and Windsor and in the County Courts of
the Counties of York, Wentworth, Carleton,
Middlesex and Essex, may be dismissed for
want of prosecution unless the plaintiff, where
required by the rules, has set the action
down for trial at the next sittings for which
the action could be set down and, unless
dispensed with by a judge presiding at the
prior sittings, has served and filed notice
of trial or of assessment of damages within
the time prescribed by rule 249.
(2) An action struck off the list may be dismissed
for want of prosecution unless, where the
action is in the Supreme Court to be tried at
Toronto without a jury, the plaintiff has
applied to a judge, within one month after
the action was struck off the list, to restore
the action to the list or, in the case of any other
action, the plaintiff has set the action down
for trial at the next sittings for which the
action could be set down and has served and
filed notice of trial or of assessment of damages
within th6 time prescribed by rule 249.
7. Rule 328 of Regulation 396 of Revised Regu-
lations of Ontario, 1960, is revoked and the following
substituted therefor:
328. The court may order an examination for dis-
covery at such place and in such manner as
are deemed just and convenient of an officer
or servant residing out of Ontario of any
corporation party to an action, and service
of the order and of all papers necessary to
obtain such examination may be made upon
the solicitor for such party, and conduct
money may be paid to him unless the order
makes other provision therefor.
8. Rule 330 of Regulation 396 of Revised Regu-
lations of Ontario, 1960, is revoked and the following
substituted therefor:
330. — (1) Any person who refuses or neglects to
attend at the time and place appointed for his
examination, or refuses to be sworn or to
answer any proper question put to him, shall
be deemed guilty of contempt of court and
proceedings may forthwith be had by attach-
ment.
356
O. Reg. 249/68
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
1891
(2) Any such person is also liable, if a plaintiff,
to have his action dismissed, and, if a defen-
dant, to have his defence, if any, struck out.
(3) If any such person is an officer or servant of a
corporation party to an action, the corpora-
tion is liable, if a plaintiff, to have its action
dismissed and if a defendant, to have its
defence struck out and be placed in the same
position as if it had not defended.
9. Sub-rule (3) of rule 336 of Regulation 396 of
Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1960, is amended by
striking out "to 346" and substituting "and 345"
therefor.
10. Rule 344 of Regulation 396 of Revised Regu-
lations of Ontario, 1960, is amended by,
(a) in sub-rule (1) thereof, striking out "fees" and
substituting "conduct money";
(b) adding at the end of sub-rule (2) thereof "and
paid the proper conduct money"; and
(c) adding thereto the following sub-rule:
"(3) The party examining shall, also,
serve a copy of the appointment or of
the subpoena, as the case may be, for
such an examination upon the solicitor
of the opposite party at least forty-
eight hours before the examination."
11. Rule 345 of Regulation 396 of Revised Regu-
lations of Ontario, 1960, is revoked.
12. Rule 346 of Regulation 396 of Revised Regu-
lations of Ontario, 1960, is renumbered as 345.
13. Sub-rule (2) of rule 514 of Regulation 396 of
Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1960, is amended
by adding thereto the following:
"provided that an appeal brought under rule
239 may be returnable at the next sittings of
the court held pursuant to the said rule where
such sittings commences more than four days
after the decision appealed from, or if four
days or less, at the next following sittings."
14. Rule 766 of Regulation 396 of Revised Regu-
lations of Ontario, 1960, as amended by Ontario
Regulation 155/65, is amended by striking out "and
shall be signed by the officer issuing the same," and by
adding at the end of the rule "and shall be signed by
the officer issuing the same or in his name by a member
of his staff to whom the officer has delegated such
authority."
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357
1892
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 250/68
THE WOLF AND BEAR BOUNTY ACT
O. Reg. 250/68.
Bounties.
Made— July 11th, 1968.
Filed— July 12th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE WOLF AND BEAR BOUNTY ACT
1. Forms 1 and 2 of Regulation 569 of Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1960 arc revoked and the following substituted thercfu
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^356
O. Reg. 251/68
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
1893
THE GAME AND FISH ACT, 1961-62
O. Reg. 251/68.
Hunting Licences — Issuance.
Made— July 11th, 1968.
Filed— July 12th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE GAME AND FISH ACT, 1961-62
1. Section 8 of Ontario Regulation 229/63, as
amended by section 1 of Ontario Regulation 314/67,
is further amended by adding thereto the following
subsection:
(5) The holder of a licence in Form 11 shall not,
(a) carry or use a rifle of greater calibre or
projectile power than the rifle known as
a .22-calibre low-powered rifle; or
(b) while hunting with a shotgun have in
his gun or on his person shotgun shells
loaded with ball or with shot larger
than number two shot,
in an area during the open season for non-
residents to hunt moose.
2. Ontario Regulation 229/63, as amended by
Ontario Regulations 328/64, 273/66, 77/67 and 314/67,
is further amended by adding thereto the following
section :
13c. A licence in Form 11 is not valid for hunting
deer or bear in an area during the open season
for non-residents to hunt moose.
(14)
29
359
36a
O. Reg. 252/68
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 254/68 1939
Publications Under The Regulations Act
July 27th, 1968
THE HIGHWAY TRAFFIC ACT
O. Reg. 252/68.
Stop Signs at Intersections.
Made— July nth, 1968.
Filed— July 15th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE HIGHWAY TRAFFIC ACT
1. Ontario Regulation 117/62, as amended by
Ontario Regulations 90/63, 182/63, 208/63, 41/64,
106/64, 138/64, 273/65, 263/66, 393/66, 350/67, 12/68,
102/68 and 160/68, is further amended by adding
thereto the following Schedule:
Schedule 35
1. Highway No. 58 in the Township of Thorold
in the County of Welland at its intersection
with the roadway known as Thorold Stone
Road.
2. Northbound on Highway No. 58.
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30
THE HIGHWAY TRAFFIC ACT
O. Reg. 253/68.
Parking.
Made— July 11th, 1968.
Filed— July 15th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE HIGHWAY TRAFFIC ACT
1. Schedule 10 to Regulation 229 of Revised Regu-
lations of Ontario, 1960, as made by section 1 of
Ontario Regulation 211/67, is amended by adding
thereto the following paragraphs:
3. On the south side of that part of the King's
Highway known as the Queen Elizabeth Way
in the Township of Saltfleet in the County of
Wentworth commencing at a point situate
400 feet measured westerly from its inter-
section with the line between lots 9 and 10
in Concession 1 and extending westerly there-
along for a distance of 800 feet more or less.
4. On the north side of that part of the King's
Highway known as the Queen Elizabeth Way
in the Township of North Grimsby in the
County of Lincoln commencing at a point
situate 700 feet measured westerly from its
intersection with the centre line of the road
allowance between lots 22 and 23 in Con-
cession 1 and extending westerly therealong
for a distance of 900 feet more or less.
5. On the north side of that part of the King's
Highway known as the Queen Elizabeth Way
in the Township of North Grimsby in the
County of Lincoln commencing at a point
situate 250 feet measured easterly from its
intersection with the line between lots 1 1 and
12 in Concession 1 and extending westerly
therealong for a distance of 1,050 feet more or
less.
229 of Revised Regulations of
as amended by Ontario Regulations
2. Regulation
Ontario, 1960,
114/64, 116/64, 285/64, 310/64, 147/66, 251/66,
15/67, 211/67, 296/67, 13/68 and 159/68, is further
amended by adding thereto the following Schedule:
Schedule 17
HIGHWAY NO. 53
1. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 53 in the Township of Burford in the
County of Brant commencing at a point
situate 350 feet measured easterly from its
intersection with the line between lots 5 and 6
in Concession 6 and extending westerly there-
along'for a distance of 700 feet more or less.
(42) 30
THE PHARMACY ACT
O. Reg. 254/68.
Schedules to the Act.
Made— July Uth, 1968.
Filed— July 16th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER THE PHARMACY ACT
1. Schedule A to the Act is struck out and the following substituted therefor:
Schedule A
PART I
Aconite or alkaloids or preparations thereof, except
external preparations containing less than 0.2%
aconitine
Alkaloids or Glycosides: all poisonous vegetable
alkaloids and/or glycosides not specifically mentioned
elsewhere in these Schedules or their salts or all poison-
ous derivatives thereof
Amyl Nitrite
Arsenic or preparations or compounds thereof, except
as provided in Part II of this Schedule
Atropine or its salts and internal preparations con-
taining more than 0.13 mg. per stated dose or other
preparations containing more than 0.1% by weight
361
1940
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 254/68
Belladonna or preparations or compounds thereof, Nitroglycerin, except in tablet form
except plasters and except as provided in Part II of
this Schedule Nux Vomica or preparations thereof
Cantharides or its derivatives or preparations
Carbon Disulfide
Oil of Bitter Almonds, unless deprived of Hydro-
cyanic (Prussic) Acid
Oil of Wintergreen or Methyl Salicylate, except
Chloroform, except when in internal preparations as when in internal preparations solely as a flavouring
agent or in aerosol preparations as a fragrance
a therapeutic ingredient or preservative
Conium or preparations thereof
CoTTONROOT, the oil, derivatives or preparations
Croton Oil
Cyanides, other than complex salts thereof
Digitalis, its glycosides, or preparations of either
Ether, except Commercial
Ethyl Chloride
Pennyroyal, the oil, derivatives or preparations
Phenol (Carbolic Acid), except in preparations of
5% or less
Potassium Antimonyltartrate (Tartar Emetic),
except when in internal preparations as a therapeutic
ingredient containing not more than 3.3 mg. per stated
dose
Potassium Chlorate
Potassium Permanganate or preparations thereof
Glycosides or Alkaloids: all poisonous vegetable Rue, the oil, derivatives or preparations
alkaloids and/or glycosides not specifically mentioned
elsewhere in these Schedules or their salts or all Santonin, except when in internal preparations as a
poisonous derivatives thereof therapeutic ingredient containing not more than 65 mg.
per stated dose
Henna Berries
Savin, the oil, derivatives or preparations
Hydrocyanic (Prussic) Acid
Selenium or any salt thereof or preparations con-
Hyoscyamus or preparations or compounds thereof, taining selenium or any salt thereof
except as provided in Part II of this Schedule
Sodium Chlorate
Hyoscine (Scopolamine) or its salts and internal
preparations containing more than 0.325 mg. per stated Sodium Fluoride (when greater than 5%)
dose or inhalant preparations containing more than
0.05% by weight Stramonium or preparations thereof, except when in
internal preparations as a therapeutic ingredient con-
LoBELiA or alkaloids or preparations thereof, except taining not more than 0.16 mg. per stated dose
internal preparations containing not more than the
equivalent of 2 mg. per stated dose of lobeline and Strophanthus or preparations thereof
external preparations containing not more than the
equivalent of 6 grains per stated dose of crude lobelia
Mercurial Salts, except Calomel
Mercury Ammoniated
Mercury, oxides thereof
Strychnine or its salts in preparations containing the
equivalent of 2% or more of strychnine alkaloids
Tansy, the oil, derivatives or preparations
Yohimbe or its alkaloids or preparations
PART II
AcETANiLiDE (except when not more than 65 mg. per Atropine or its salts and internal preparations con-
stated dose) taining not more than 0.13 mg. per stated dose or other
preparations containing not more than 0.1% by weight
Acid Acetic (33% or stronger)
Barium Salts, water soluble, including chloride and
Acid Chromic or its salts sulphide
Acid Hydrochloric
Acid Nitric
Acid Oxalic
Acid Phosphoric
Acid Picric (Trinitrophenol)
Acid Sulphuric
Antimony or preparations
Belladonna when combined with other medicinal
ingredients in recognized therapeutic dosage forms
and when in doses not exceeding those generally
recognized as safe medication
Bromides, salts, compounds or derivatives
Cedar Oil from leaf or wood
Chenopodium or preparations
Colchicum or Colchicine
Copper Salts or compounds, except in trace amounts
Creosote or preparations thereof
Arsenic when combined with other medicinal ingredi-
ents in recognized therapeutic dosage forms and when Cresol (Cresylic Acid) or its preparations, the homo-
in doses not exceeding those generally recognizedas safe logues of Cresol or their preparations when stronger
medication than 5% Cresol
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THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
1941
Digitalis or derivatives
Nitroglycerin in table form
Ephedrine, or its salts, except when in inhalant form Phenol in preparations under 5%
or in internal preparations containing not more than
1 1 mg. per stated dose Phosphorus in free state
GuAiACOL, except when in internal preparations as a Picrotoxin
therapeutic ingredient
Hyoscine or its salts and internal preparations con-
taining not more than 0.325 mg. per stated dose
Iodides, salts or compounds, except in trace amounts
Iodine or preparations thereof
Iodoform
Lead Salts or preparations
Mercurous Chloride (Calomel)
Mercury
Mercury with Chalk
Potassium Bichromate
Potassium Hydroxide
Potassium Nitrite
Rubbing Alcohol Compound
Sabadilla Seeds
Silver Salts or preparations
Sodium Hydroxide
Sodium Nitrite
Stavesacre
Nitrobenzene (when labelled as such or as Nitro-
BENZOL or as Oil of Mirbane, and when the label
bears the name of the pharmacy in which the sale is
made and the following wording: "Poison — This a- •
chemical is Poisonous when taken internally, inhaled ^^ ^^'^ medication
or in contact with the skin. Handle With Care and
avoid skin contact and inhalation of vapours.") Zinc Salts, except in trace amounts
Strychnine when combined with other medicinal in-
gredients in recognized therapeutic dosage forms and
when in doses not exceeding those generally recognized
2. Schedule C to the Act, as amended by Ontario Regulation 134/68, is struck out and the following
substituted therefor:
Schedule C
AcEPROMAZiNE or its salts
Aconiazid or its salts
ACTINOMYCIN D or its salts or derivatives
Adrenocortical Hormones or their salts or deriv-
atives
Allopurinol
Aminocaproic Acid
Aminoglutethimide
Bromal or the following derivates: bromal hydrate,
brometone, bromoform
Busulfan
Calcium Carbimide
Candicidin or its salts or derivatives
Captodlamine
Carbimazole^
Carbomycin or its salts or derivatives
4-Amino-N-Methylpteroyl Glutamic Acid or its Carbromal or the following derivatives: acetyl-
salts
Aminopterin or its salts
4-Amino-Pteroyl Aspartic Acid or its salts
Aminopyrine or any salt, homologue or derivative
thereof
Amitriptyline or its salts
Amphotericin B or its salts or derivatives
Apiol
Azacyclonol or its salts
Bemegride
Benactyzine or its salts
Benzoyl Peroxide
Bethanidine or its salts
Bishydroxycoumarin or its salts or derivatives
Bretylium Tosylate
carbromal, allylisopropylacetylurea, bromisoval, di-
ethylbromacetamide
Carisoprodol
Carphenazine
Cephaloridine
Chloral or the following derivatives: chloral hy-
drate (except in preparations for external use contain-
ing not more than 1%), alpha-chloralose, butyl
chloral hydrate, chloral formamide, chloralimide
Chlorambucil or its salts or derivatives
Chloramphenicol or its salts or derivatives
Chlorcyclizine (except in preparations for external
use only)
Chlordiazepoxide or its salts
m
Chlorisondamine or its salts
Chlormezanone
Chloroquine or its salts
363
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THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 254/68
Chlorothiazide or its salts or derivatives
Chlorphentermine or its salts
Chlorpromazine or its salts
Chlorprothixene or its salts
Cinchophen or its salts
Clofibrate
Clomiphene or its salts
Cycuzine
Cyclophosphamide
Cycloserine or its salts or derivatives
Deanol
Deserpidine or its salts
Desipramine or its salts
Diaminodiphenylsulfone or its analogues or deriv-
atives
Diazepam or its salts
DiETHYLPROPION or its salts
Dihydrostreptomycin or its salts or derivatives
Dimethyl Sulphoxide
Guanethidine or its salts
Hexacyclonate Sodium
Hexamethonium or its salts
Hydantoin Derivatives or their salts (except in
preparations for external use only)
Hydralazine or its salts
Hydroxychloroquine or its salts
4-Hydroxycoumarin or its derivatives (when sold
and recommended as an anticoagulant)
Hydroxyzine or its salts
Idoxuridine
Imipramine or its salts
Indomethacin
Iproniazid or its salts
ISOCARBOXAZID or its salts
ISONIAZID
IsoPROPAMiDE or its salts and preparations containing
more than 2.5 mg. per stated dose
Kanamycin or its salts or derivatives
Levomepromazine or its salts
2, 4-Dinitrophenol or any salt, homologue or deriv- Lincomycin or its salts or derivatives
ative thereof
Diphenidol
DiSULFIRAM
Ectylurea or its salts
Emylcamate
Ergot Alkaloids or their salts
Erythromycin or its salts or derivatives
Ethchlorvynol
Ethinamate
Ethionamide or its salts
Ethomoxane or its salts
Ethyl Trichloramate
Etryptamine or its salts
Etymemazine
Liothyronine
Magnesium Glutamate Hydrobromide
Mecamylamine or its salts
Mechlorethamine or its salts
Meclizine or its salts
Mefenamic Acid
Melphalan
Mepazine or its salts
Mephenoxalone
Mephentermine or its salts
Meprobamate
6-Mercaptopurine
Mescaline or its salts
Metaldehyde
Fluorides for oral or topical use except in dentrifices
and except in preprations containing less than 0.045 Metaxalone
mg. of fluorine (equivalent to 0.1 mg. sodium fluoride)
per daily recommended dose
Fluorouracil or its derivatives
F^luphenazine or its salts
Gentamycin
Glutethimide
Gonadotrophin (Human Post-Menopausal Uri-
nary)
Griseofulvin or its salts or derivatives
Methaqualone or its salts
Methimazole
Methisazone
Methoxsalen
Methyldopa or its salts
Methylparafynol
Methylphenidate or its salts
Methylprylon
364
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THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
1943
Methysergide or its salts or derivatives
Metyrapone or its salts
Nalidixic Acid
Prochlorperazine or its salts
Prodilidine or its salts
Promazine or its salts
Narcotine (Noscapine) and preparations containing Propcxyphene (Dextropropoxyphene)
more than 30 mg. per stated dose
Neocinchophen or its salts
Nialamide or its salts
Nortriptyline or its salts
Novobiocin or its salts or derivatives
Oleandomycin or its salts or derivatives
Oxanamide
Oxazepam or its salts
Oxyphenbutazone or its salts
Papaverine
Paraldehyde
Paramethadione
Pargyline or its salts
Paromomycin
Pemoline or its salts
Penicillin or its salts or derivatives
Pentazocine
Pentolinium Tartrate
Perphenazine or its salts
Phacetoperane or its salts
Phenacemide
Phenaglycodol
Phendimetrazine or its salts
Phenelzine or its salts
Phenformin or its salts
Pheniprazine or its salts
Phenmetrazine or its salts
Phentermine or its salts
Phenthoxate or its salts
Phenylbutazone or its salts
Phenylindanedione or its derivatives
Pipamazine
Piperliate or its salts
Pipradrol or its salts
Polymyxin B (except for topical use or for local action
in the oral cavity or nasal passages) or its salts or deriv-
atives
Pralidoxime or its salts
Primidone
Prothipendyl Hydrochloride
Pyrazinamide
Raubasine or its salts
Rauwolfia or its alkaloids or their salts
Rescinnamine or its salts
Reserpine or its salts
Ristocetin
Sex Hormones (except cosmetic preparations contain-
ing sex hormones which are demonstrated to be free
from systemic effects)
Spiramycin or its salts or derivatives
Stramonium
Streptomycin or its salts or derivatives
Succinimide or its salts or derivatives (except those
compounds used for decontaminating water)
Sulfinpyrazone or its salts
Sulphonal or alkyl sulphonals
Sulphonamides or their salts or derivatives
Tetracycline or its salts or derivatives
Thiopropazate or its salts
Thioproperazine or its salts
Thioridazine or its salts
Thiotepa
Thiouracil or. its derivatives
Thyroid
Thyroxin or its salts
Tolbutamide or its salts or derivatives
Tranylcypromine
Tretamine
Triamterene or its salts
Trifluoperazine or its salts
Triflupromazine or its salts
Tridothyropropionic Acid
Trimeprazine or its salts
Trimethadione
Trimiframine or its salts
Tybamate
Veratrum Album or its alkaloids or salts of alkaloids
Veratrum Viride or its alkaloids or salts of alkaloids
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O. Reg. 254/68
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 256/68
Vinblastine or its salts
Vincristine or its salts
ViOMYCiN or its salts or derivatives
Vitamin B12 with Intrinsic Factor Concentrate
3. Schedule D to the Act is struck out and the following substituted therefor:
Schedule D
PART I
nil
PART II
Amphetamine and its salts
Barbituric Acid and its salts and derivatives
(43)
Benzphetamine and its salts
Methamphetamine and its salts
30
THE PHARMACY ACT
O. Reg. 255/68.
Sale of Drugs.
Made— July Uth, 1968.
Filed— July 16th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE PHARMACY ACT
1. Subsection 1 of section 2 of Regulation 481 of
the Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1960, as remade
by section 1 of Ontario Regulation 304/61, is amended
by adding thereto the following item :
7. Stilboestrol and its derivatives.
(44)
30
THE PHARMACY ACT
O. Reg. 256/68.
Labelling.
Made— July 11th, 1968.
Filed— July 16th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE PHARMACY ACT
LABELLING
1. Every container in which any article or sub-
stance referred to in Part III of Schedule B is sold at
retail shall bear the words "CAUTION: KEEP OUT
OF REACH OF CHILDREN" legibly and con-
spicuously displayed on the outer surface of the con-
tainer in which the article or substance is sold.
2. Every container in which any article or substance
referred to in Part IV of Schedule B is sold at retail
shall bear the words "CAUTION: USE ONLY
WITH ADEQUATE VENTILATION" legibly and
conspicuously displayed on the outer surface of the
container in which the article or substance is sold.
(45)
30
366
O. Reg. 257/68
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 259/68
1989
Publications Under The Regulations Act
August 3rd, 1968
THE DEPARTMENT OF MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS
ACT
O. Reg. 257/68.
Tax Arrears and Tax Sales Procedures.
Made— July 17th, 1968.
Filed— July 22nd, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE DEPARTMENT OF MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS
ACT
1. — (1) Item 4 of Schedule 1 to Ontario Regulation
75/67 as remade by subsection 1 of section 1 of Ontario
Regulation 196/68 is revoked and the following sub-
stituted therefor:
4. Essex Town of Amherstburg
Town of Kingsville
Village of St. Clair Beach
Township of Colchester North
Township of Gosfield South
Township of Gosfield North
Township of Mersea
Township of Rochester
Township of Tilbury North
Township of Tilbury West
(2) Item 5 of the said Schedule 1 is revoked and
the following substituted therefor:
5. Grey
Town of Hanover
Town of Meaford
Town of Thornbury
Village of Dundalk
Township o
Township o
Township o
Township o
Township o
Township o
Township o
Township o
Township o
Township o
Township o
Artemesia
Bentinck
Derby
Egremont
Euphrasia
Keppel
Normanby
St. Vincent
Sarawak
Sullivan
Sydenham
H. DARCY McKEOUGH,
Minister of Municipal Affairs.
Dated at Toronto, this 17th day of July, 1968.
(75)
31
THE ONTARIO MUNICIPAL IMPROVEMENT
CORPORATION ACT
O. Reg. 258/68.
Interest on Debentures.
Made— July 18th, 1968.
Filed— July 23rd, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE ONTARIO MUNICIPAL IMPROVEMENT
CORPORATION ACT
1. Section 1 of Ontario Regulation 99/63, as
amended by section 1 of Ontario Regulation 86/64,
section 1 of Ontario Regulation 320/65, section 1 of
Ontario Regulation 296/66 and section 1 of Ontario
Regulation 408/67, is further amended by striking out
"7%" in the second line and inserting in lieu thereof
"8H".
;77)
31
THE SURROGATE COURTS ACT
O. Reg. 259/68.
Rules of Practice.
Made— June 21st, 1968.
Approved— July 18th, 1968.
Filed— July 24th, 1968.
AMENDMENTS TO REGULATION 551 OF
REVISED REGULATIONS OF ONTARIO, 1960,
BEING THE RULES OF PRACTICE AND
PROCEDURE OF THE SURROGATE COURT
INCLUDING THE APPENDICES THERETO,
MADE BY THE RULES COMMITTEE ON THE
21sT DAY OF JUNE, 1968, UNDER THE SUR-
ROGATE COURTS ACT.
1. Appendix B to Regulation 551 of Revised
Regulations of Ontario, 1960, as amended by Ontario
Regulation 206/66, is revoked and the following
substituted therefor, effective the 1st day of September,
1968:
APPENDIX B
TARIFF OF FEES TO BE ALLOWED
SOLICITORS AND COUNSEL
For the preparation of the application for probate
or administration, succession duty schedules and estate
tax returns, and all services and attendances in con-
nection therewith, and for all services incidental to
the administration of the estate, exclusive of sales and
motions in court, up to but not including the first
passing of accounts:
On the first $10,000, or a portion thereof,
of the aggregate value of the estate — 3%;
On the next $90,000, or a portion thereof,
-2%;
On the next $200,000, or a portion thereof,
-1K%:
On the excess over $300,000, additional fees
may be charged, the amount thereof to be
determined by the time spent, the results
achieved and the amount involved.
The above scale of fees is to be applied in estates
of average complexity, subject to increase or decrease
when warranted, and is subject to review by the
surrogate court judge on a passing of accounts and by
the taxing officer pursuant to the provisions of The
Solicitors Act.
The aggregate value of an estate shall be deemed
to include all items required to be included for returns
filed under The Succession Duty Act of Ontario at the
value determined under the Act but shall not include
the value of any benefits under the Canada Pension
Plan.
For services on the passing of accounts:
On the first $10,000, or a portion thereof,
of the total receipts, both capital and income,
— 1% (minimum $40);
On the next $190,000, or a portion thereof,
-M of 1%;
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O. Reg. 259/68
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 261/68
(78)
On the excess over $200,000 —1/10 of 1%,
subject to the discretion of the surrogate
court judge on the passing of accounts.
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THE HOSPITAL SERVICES COMMISSION ACT
O. Reg. 260/68.
General.
Made— June 27th, 1968.
Approved— July Uth, 1968.
Filed— July 24th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE HOSPITAL SERVICES COMMISSION ACT
1. Clause m of subsection 3 of section 1 of Ontario
Regulation 1/67, as amended by section 1 of Ontario
Regulation 187/67, subsection 2 of section 1 of Ontario
Regulation 57/68 and section 1 of Ontario Regula-
tion 93/68, is revoked and the following substituted
therefor:
(m) "out-patient services" means,
(i) laboratory and diagnostic radiological
procedures, together with the necessary
interpretations, for the purpose of
assisting in the emergency diagnosis
and treatment of an out-patient who
presents himself at a hospital within
twenty-four hours after an accident
and thereafter presents himself at a
hospital for a follow-up visit necessary
to conclude the emergency treatment
of a fracture where the treatment was
started at a hospital within twenty-four
hours after the accident or while the
out-patient was an in-patient,
(ii) the use of radiotherapy, occupational
therapy and physiotherapy facilities
where available in a hospital in Canada
when prescribed by a physician,
Ciii) the use of speech therapy facilities,
where available in a hospital in Canada
and prescribed by a physician for the
treatment of an organic illness or in-
jury, and
(iv) the hospital component of all other
out-patient services, including the use
of an operating room and anaesthetic
facilities, surgical supplies, necessary
nursing service, meals required during
a treatment programme and the sup-
plying of drugs, biologicals and related
preparations that are prescribed by a
physician on the medical stafT of the
hospital in accordance with accepted
practice and sound teaching and
administered in the hospital, but does
not include,
1. The provision of any prepara-
tions sold under the Proprietary
or Patent Medicine Act (Canada).
2. The provision of medications for
the patient to take home.
3. Diagnostic services performed Jo
satisfy the requirements of third
parties such as employers find
insurance companies,
4. Visits solely for the administra-
tion of drugs, vaccines, sera or
biological products.
5. Dental extractions where seven
or less teeth are to be extracted,
unless medical complications
exist that justify the use of
hospital facilities or unless the
out-patient suffers from cerebral
palsy or is a mentally retarded
child.
6. Any out-patient services insur-
able under The Medical Services
Insurance Act, 1965.
2. This Regulation comes into force on the 1st day
of July, 1968.
Ontario Hospital Services Commission:
D. J. TWISS,
for (Chairman).
T. C. GRtCE,
(Secretary).
Dated at Toronto, this 27th day of June, 1968.
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THE HOSPITAL SERVICES COMMISSION ACT
O. Reg. 261/68.
General.
Made— June 26th, 1968.
Approved— July 11th, 1968.
Filed— July 24th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE HOSPITAL SERVICES COMMISSION ACT
1. Sub-subclause g of subclause i of clause c of
subsection 1 of section 1 of Ontario Regulation 1/67,
as remade by subsection 1 of section 1 of Ontario
Regulation 229/67, is amended by striking out "The
Rehabilitation Services Act" in the first line and insetting
in lieu thereof "The Vocational Rehabilitation Services
Act, 196&\
2. Item 22 of Part I of Schedule 5 to Ontario
Regulation 1/67 is revoked.
3. Schedule 10 to Ontario Regulation 1/67, as
made by section 4 of Ontario Regulation 57/68, is
revoked and the following substituted therefor:
APPROVED PHYSIOTHERAPY FACILITIES
Schedule 10
PART I
Physiotherapy Facilities providing Office Treatment:
Item Location
1. Aurora
2. Bala
3. Barrie
4. Bramalea
5. Brantford
Name
Mrs. Fred Tegtmeyer
Miss J. EsplenI "g '
Mrs. G. A. Murgatroyd
Evans Physiotherapy Clinic
Scott Physiotherapy Clinic
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THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
1991
Item Location
6. Brantford
7. Brampton
8. Burlington
9. Burlington
10. Cornwall
11. Don Mills
12. Downsview
13. Durham
14. Gait
15. Guelph
16. Hamilton
17. Hamilton
18. Hamilton
19. Hamilton
20. Hamilton
21. Hamilton
22. Hamilton
23. Hamilton
24. Hamilton
25. Hamilton
26. Hamilton
27. Hawkesbury
28. Islington
29. Islington
30. Kingston
31. Kitchener
32. Leamington
33. Lindsay
34. London
35. London
36. London
37. Midland
38. Millbrook
39. Minden
40. Oakville
41. Oshawa
42. Oshawa
43. Oshawa
44. Ottawa
45. Ottawa
46. Ottawa
Name
Dr. J. G. Stubbs
The Pearce Clinic
Mr. A. Bailey
Brants Arts Physiotherapy
Cornwall Physiotherapy
Clinic
Physiotherapy Associates
Mrs. H. Markezinis
Mr. D. J. MacGillivray
Mr. W. J. Bond
Guelph Physiotherapy Clinic
Miss Jean M. Fagan
Dr. G. Jeremias
Mrs. K. Kulkarni
Main East Physiotherapy
McGregor Clinic
Park Physical Therapy
Physiotherapy Services
Rast Physiotherapy
Mrs. B. Recsei
Miss G. Ruland
68 Charlton Ave. West Ltd.
Smith Clinic
Etobicoke Medical Centre
Toronto Orthopaedic Serv-
ices Ltd.
Mr. H. W. Blaser
Dr. D. A. Cameron
Mr. J. Coggans
Mr. J. S. Hunter
Mrs. C. Kimmins
Mr. J. Salo
Miss F. Taylor
Mrs. M. Thompson
Mrs. H. Kennedy
Mrs. E. Griffiths
Physiotherapy Clinic
Mrs. M. Buchanan
Oshawa Clinic
Mr. G. F. Monckton
Mrs. A. G. Arnold
Mrs. Hariette Brottman
Dr. Ian Jeffrey
Item Location
47. Ottawa
48. Pembroke
49. Peterborough
50. Peterborough
51. Peterborough
52. Peterborough
53. Sarnia
54. Sarnia
55. Sault Ste. Marie
56. Sault Ste. Marie
57. Scarborough
58. Scarborough
59. Scarborough
60. Simcoe
61. Southampton
62. Stevenville
63. Stoney Creek
64. Stouffville
65. Sudbury
66. Thorold
67. Tillsonburg
68. Toronto
69. Toronto
70. Toronto
71. Toronto
72. Toronto .
73. Toronto
74. Toronto
75. Toronto
76. Toronto
77. Toronto
78. Toronto
79. Toronto
80. Toronto
81. Toronto
82. Toronto
83. Toronto
84. Toronto
85. Toronto
86. Toronto
87. Toronto
Name
Mr. S. K. Verma
Mr. F. Hanatschek
Mrs. J. M. Cornwall
Mr. B. Maclntyre
Peterborough Clinic
Mr. J. Prendiville
Mr. G. Heskins
Mr. J. Howden
Mr. Ronald Fraser
Sault Ste. Marie and District
Group Health Association
Mrs. M. Martin
Mr. and Mrs. W. T.
Robertson
Miss M. W. Seaver
Miss J. E. Boyd
Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Fellows
Mr. G. Andrew
Queenston Physiotherapy
Mr. K. B. Filer
Mrs. Noreen Winicki
Thorold Medical Clinic
Mr. J. Versnick
Albany Medical Clinic
Bloor Medical Clinic
Mrs. E. Brett
Mrs. E. Burnett
Mr. R. Cumming
Davisville Physiotherapy
Centre
Mr. C . Dees
Mr. H. Deyo
Mr. Karl Elieff
Miss P. Faris
Mrs. M. Gacich
Mr. Charles Godfrey
Physical Therapy Services
Miss L. Haslem
Mr. K. J. Holmes
Kingsway Physiotherapy
Mr. W. M. Labow
Miss G. Lewis
Mrs. H. Leyss
Mr. B, Lukasewycz
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O. Reg. 261/68
Item Location
Name
Item Location
Name
88. Toronto
Miss D. Madgett
17.
Fort Erie
Mrs. M. Eggleton
89. Toronto
Medical Dental Physiother-
apy Associates
18.
Georgetown
Mrs. J. Davis
90. Toronto
Parkdale Medical Clinic
19.
Glen Williams
Mrs. B. Duncan
91. Toronto
Mrs. Marjorie Piatt
20.
Grimsby
Mrs. V. Boyle
92. Toronto
Queen Medical Centre
21.
Guelph
Mr. J. Flavell
93. Toronto
Raxlen Clinic
22.
Guelph
Mrs. I. Juknys
94. Toronto
Mr. F. A. Roberts
23.
Hamilton
Mrs. B, Cooper
95. Toronto
St. Clair-Dufferin Medical
Centre
Mrs. Ruth L. Shelton
24.
Hamilton
Mr. P. Tampoli
96. Toronto
25.
Hamilton
Mr. M. Vaz
97. Toronto
Mrs. Samuel Sugar
26.
Islington
Mrs. M. Howell
98. Toronto
Mr. H. Tomlin
27.
Kingston
Mrs. H. Kiwala
99. Weston
Mr. J. Carlson
28.
Kirkland Lake
Mrs. D. P. Reese
100. Weston
The Clark Clinic of
Physiotherapy
29.
London
Miss J. Gilroy
101. Weston
H umber Physiotherapy
Services i
30.
Malton
Mrs. M. Clarkson
102. Weston
Weston Physiotherapy
Centre
31.
Maple
Mr. D. Creighton
103. Willowdale
Mr. E. Choryhanna
32.
Markham
Mrs. M. K. Bazeley
104. Willowdale
Mrs. E. A. Fricker
33.
Newcastle
Mrs. M. O'Neail
105. Willowdale
Mr. Peter Hamley
34.
Newmarket
Mrs. J. H. Dobson
106. Willowdale
Mr. and Mrs. Tomlin
35.
Niagara Falls
Mr. L. Hounsell
107. Willowdale
Willowdale Physiotherapy
Clinic
36.
North Bay
Mrs. P. Heron
108. Windsor
Joseph Berkely Ltd.
37.
Oshawa
Mrs. Jean Wilson
109. Windsor
Mr. F. J. Farrell
38.
Ottawa
Mr. G. Brown
39.
Ottawa
Mrs. R. Komaromi
PART II
40.
Ottawa
Mrs. A. Kopp
Physiotherapy Facilities providing Home Treatment:
41.
Ottawa
Miss M. Mayo
Item Location
Name
42.
Ottawa
Mrs. J. F. Shaw
1. Ajax
Mrs. E. Boyes
43.
Paris
Miss M. Collins
2. Almonte
Mrs. P. Ploughman
44.
Port Colborne
Miss A. Cow
3. Ancaster
Mrs. E. Herman
45.
Port Credit
Mrs. J. Houston
4. Ancaster
Mrs. M. Meehan
46.
Port Credit
Mrs. E. Mills
5. Belleville
Mr. I. Wright
47.
Port Credit
Mrs. G. Quesnell
6. Brampton
Mrs. J. Parkinson
48.
Rexdale
Mrs. G. Tetanka
7. Cherrywood
Mrs. B. Pemberton-Pigott
49.
Rexdale
Mr. Thomas P. Wells
8. Chippawa
Mr. C. Fernandes
50.
St. Catharines
Mr. R. Culbert
9. Cochrane
Mrs, N. Harrison
51.
Stratford
Mr. W. Naumenko
10. Collingwood
Mrs. C. McCarl
52.
Strathroy
Mr. M. Whitehouse
11. Deep River
Miss R. Mitchell
53.
Thornhill
Mrs. F. Hilton
12. Deep River
Mrs. C. Williams
54.
Thornhill
Mrs. R. Robinson
13. Don Mills
Mrs. H. Biebrach
14. Downsview
Mrs. M. Glasner
55.
Toronto
Miss D. Brown
IS. Downsview
Mrs. I. Vickery
56.
Toronto
Miss J. Burt
16. Dundas
Mrs. J. Peterson
57.
Toronto
Mrs. A. Englander
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THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 263/68
1993
Item Location
Name
73. Kitchener
Kitchener- Waterloo Hospital
58, Toronto
Mrs. M. Fowler
59. Toronto
Mrs. H. Hargraft
112. Parry Sound
St. Joseph's Hospital
60. Toronto
Mrs. M. Kerr
.
61. Toronto
Mrs. Dorianne Lackey
132. St. Marys
St. Marys Memorial Hospital
62. Toronto
Miss M. Leslie
.
.
63. Toronto
Mrs. P. MacKinnon
143. Smiths Falls
St. Francis General Hospital
64. Toronto
Miss M. MacTaggart
65. Toronto
66. Toronto
67. Toronto
Mrs. 0. K. Pester
Mrs. V. H. Richardson
Mrs. Hanna Scheutze
144. Smiths Falls The Smiths Falls Public
Hospital
(2) Part I of the said Schedule 2 is further amended
by adding thereto the following item:
68. Toronto
Mrs. D. Soo
180a. Willowdale
North York General Hospital.
69. Toronto
70. Toronto
71. Toronto
72. Wallaceburg
73. West Hill
Mrs. V. Rasmussen
Miss M. White
Miss M. Winter
Mrs. H. Metcalfe
Mrs. M. Marsh
2. Part II of Schedule 4 to Ontario Regulation 1/67,
as amended by section 1 of Ontario Regulation 301/67,
section 2 of Ontario Regulation 137/68 and section 1
of Ontario Regulation 149/68, is further amended by
striking out items 40, 54, 55 and 72 and substituting
the following therefor:
40. Kitchener Kitchener- Waterloo Hospital
74. Willowdale
75. Willowdale
Mrs. D. Daniel
Mrs. G. Reeves
55. Parry Sound
St. Joseph's Hospital
76. Windsor
4.— (1) Section 1
force on the 29th day
Mr. A. Belke.
is deemed to have come into
of February, 1968.
72. Smiths Falls St. Francis General Hospital
Ontario Hospital Services Commission:
(2) Section 2 is deemed to have come into force
on the 1st day of May, 1968.
D. J. TWISS,
for Chairman.
Ontario Hospital Services Commission:
S. W. MARTIN,
(Chairman).
D. J. TWISS,
Cdmmissioner.
Dated at Toronto, this 26th day of June, 1968.
(80)
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THE HOSPITAL SERVICES COMMISSION ACT
O. Reg. 262/68.
General.
Made— June 19th, 1968.
Approved — ^July 11th, 1968.
Filed— July 24th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE HOSPITAL SERVICES COMMISSION ACT
1.— (1) Part I of Schedule 2 to Ontario Regula-
tion 1/67, as amended by section 5 of Ontario Regula-
tion 121/67, section 1 of Ontario Regulation 447/67,
section 1 of Ontario Regulation 137/68 and section 1
of Ontario Regulation 199/68, is further amended by
striking out items 73, 112, 132, 143 and 144 and sub-
stituting the following therefor:
T. C. GRICE,
Secretary.
Dated at Toronto, this 19th day of June, 1968.
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THE PUBLIC HOSPITALS ACT
O. Reg. 263/68.
Hospital Management.
Made— July 11th, 1968.
Filed— July 24th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE PUBLIC HOSPITALS ACT
1. Section 1 of Regulation 523 of Revised Regula-
tions of Ontario, 1960, as remade by section 1 of Ontario
Regulation 102/66, is amended by adding thereto the
following clause:
(6a) "attending dentist" means a member of the
dental staff who attends a patient in the
hospital ;
2. Clause c of subsection 1 of section 6 of Regula-
tion 523 of Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1960, as
made by section 3 of Ontario Regulation 102/66, is
revoked and the following substituted therefor:
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(c) in each hospital other than a Group A hospital,
the election by the medical staff of a medical
advisory committee for recommendation to
the board for appointment, except the chief
of the medical staff who shall be appointed by
the board from the members of the active or
consulting staff groups after the board has
given consideration to the recommendation of
the medical advisory committee;
3, Section 36 of Regulation 523 of Revised Regula-
tions of Ontario, 1960, is amended by adding thereto
the following subsections:
(2) Within thirty-six hours after the admission of
a patient for treatment by a dentist, the board
shall cause the attending dentist to,
(a) write a dental history relative to the
cause of admission;
(b) make a dental and oral examination of
the patient and record his findings;
(c) make and record a provisional diagnosis
of the patient's dental condition; and
(d) write a proposed course of dental treat-
ment for the patient.
(3) Where a patient is admitted for dental sur
gery, the provisions of subsections 1 and 2
shall be carried out before the dental operation
is begun.
4. — (1) Clause b of subsection 3 of section 41 of
Regulation 523 of Revised Regulations of Ontario,
1960 is revoked and the following substituted therefor:
(b) the administrator of another hospital who
makes a written request to the administrator;
(2) Clause c of the said subsection 3 is amended by
striking out "or" at the end of subclause i, by adding
"or" at the end of subclause ii, and by adding thereto
the following subclause:
(iii) the parent or guardian of an unmarried
patient under eighteen years of age;
(3) The said subsection 3 is amended by striking
out "to inspect or receive information from a medical
record" in the last line and inserting in lieu thereof
"to inspect and receive information from a medical
record and to be given copies therefrom".
5. Section 43 of Regulation 523 of Revised Regula-
tions of Ontario, 1960 is revoked and the following
substituted therefor:
43. — (1) Before any anaesthetic is administered
to a patient, there shall be entered on the
medical record of the patient,
(a) a history of the present and any
previous illnesses;
(b) the results of laboratory investigations
essential to the proper assessment of
the patient's physical condition, in-
cluding in every case an examination
of the patient's urine for the presence
of sugar and albumen and of his blood
for the haemoglobin content; and
(c) the findings on a physical examination.
(2) Before an anaesthetic is administered to a
patient, the anaesthetist shall,
(a) take a medical history and make a
physical examination of the patient
sufficient to enable him to evaluate the
physical condition of the patient and
to choose a suitable anaesthetic for
the patient; and
(b) enter or cause to be entered on the
anaesthetic record, and sign, a state-
ment of data relevant to administering
the anaesthetic from the patient's
history, laboratory findings and phys-
ical examination.
(3) Where the anaesthetist and the surgeon
believe that a delay in the operation caused
by obtaining the record mentioned in subsec-
tion 1 would endanger the life or a limb or
vital organ of the patient, such record may be
made after the operation and the anaesthetist
and the surgeon shall prepare and jointly
sign a statement to this effect with a diagnosis
of the patient's condition and deliver it to the
administrator.
6. Sections 45 and 46 of Regulation 523 of Revised
Regulations of Ontario, 1960 are revoked and the
following substituted therefor:
45. The anaesthetist shall prepare an anaesthetic
record with respect to each patient that shows
the,
(a) medication given in contemplation of
anaesthesia;
(b) anaesthetic agents used, methods of
administration of such agents and the
proportions or concentrations of all
agents administered by inhalation;
(c) names and quantities of all drugs
given by injection;
(d) duration of the anaesthesia;
(e) quantities and type of all blood and
the nature of any blood derivations and
other fluids administered intravenously
during the operation; and
(/) patient's condition before, during and
after the operation.
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THE PUBLIC HOSPITALS ACT
O. Reg. 264/68.
Classification of Hospitals.
Made— July 11th, 1968.
Filed— July 24th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE PUBLIC HOSPITALS ACT
1. The Schedule to Ontario Regulation 364/67,
as amended by Ontario Regulations 6/68, 100/68,
126/68, 174/68 and 200/68 is further amended by,
(a) striking out item 1 and renumbering item la
as item 1 under the heading "Group A Hos-
pitals" and by adding thereto the following
item:
22. Willowdale
North York General
Hospital
(b) striking out items 19 and 31 under the heading
"Group B Hospitals" and substituting the
following tTierefor:
19. Downsview
York-Finch General
Hospital
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1995
31. Kitchener
Kitchener-Waterloo
Hospital
(c) adding the following item under the heading
"Group B Hospitals":
41a. Ottawa
Queensway-Carleton
Hospital
{d) striking out items 61, 66, 68a, 72 and 73
under the heading "Group C Hospitals" and
substituting the following therefor:
61. Parry Sound St. Joseph's Hospital
66. Port Hope
The Port Hope and District
Hospital
I. St. Marys St. Marys Memorial
Hospital
72. Smiths Falls St. Francis General Hospital
73. Smiths Falls The Smiths Falls Public
Hospital
(g) striking out items 47, 65 and 66 under the
heading "Group G Hospitals" and substitut-
ing the following therefor:
47. Kitchener Kitchener-Waterloo
Hospital
(Chronic Patients Unit)
66. Parry Sound St. Joseph's Hospital
(Chronic Patients Unit)
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THE HIGHWAY TRAFFIC ACT
O. Reg. 265/68.
Drivers' Licences.
Made— July 18th, 1968.
Filed— July 24th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE HIGHWAY TRAFFIC ACT
1. Notwithstanding section 21 of Regulation 227
of Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1960, the driver's
licence of a person which expires between the 10th day
of July, 1968 and the 19th day of July, 1968, both
inclusive, shall be deemed to be valid.
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THE HIGHWAY TRAFFIC ACT
O. Reg. 266/68.
Speed Limits.
Made— July 23rd, 1968.
Filed— July 24th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE HIGHWAY TRAFFIC ACT
1. Paragraph 3 of Part 6 of Schedule 8 to Regula-
tion 232 of Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1960, as
made by subsection 3 of section 4 of Ontario Regula-
tion 161/68, is revoked.
2. Part 6 of Schedule 10 to Regulation 232 of
Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1960, as amended by
subsection 3 of section 2 of Ontario Regulation 81/64,
is further amended by adding thereto the following
paragraph:
3. That part of the King's Highway known
Wentworth — as No. 8 in the Township of West Flam-
borough in the County of Wentworth
Twp. of West commencing at a point situate 230 feet
Flamborough measured easterly from its intersection
with the centre line of the Canadian
National Railways overpass and e.xtend-
ing westerly therealong for a distance of
430 feet more or less.
3. Paragraph 13 of Part 3 of Schedule 13 to Regula-
tion 232 of Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1960 is
revoked and the following substituted therefor:
13. That part of the King's Highway known
District of as No. 11 in the District of Cochrane
Cochrane — lying between a point situate at its
intersection with the easterly abutment
Twp. of Kendallof the bridge over the Mattawashkwia
River in the Township of Kendall and
Town of Hearst a point situate 150 feet measured easterly
from its intersection with the King's
Highway known as No. 583 in the Town
of Hearst.
4.— (1) Paragraph 22 of Part I of Schedule 20 to
Regulation 232 of Revised Regulations of Ontario,
1960, as remade by subsection 6 of section 8 of Ontario
Regulation 161/68, is revoked and the following sub-
stituted therefor:
22. That part of the King's Highway known
District of as No. 17 in the District of Algoma lying
-Mgoma — between a point situate 2500 feet meas-
ured westerly from its intersection with
Twps. of the easterly abutment of the bridge over
Gladstone and the Mississaugi River in the Township of
Plummer Gladstone and a point situate 800 feet
Additional measured easterly from its intersection
with the easterly limit of the King's
Highway known as No. 561 in the
Township of Plummer Additional.
(2) Paragraph 44 of Part I of the said Schedule 20,
as remade by subsection 4 of section 3 of Ontario Reg-
ulation 250/66, is revoked and the following sub-
stituted therefor:
44. That part of the King's Highway known
District of as No. 17 in the District of Algoma lying
.'Mgoma — between a point situate at its intersection
with the centre line of Lot 4 in Range B
Twps. of in the Township of Cobden and a point
Cobden and situate 2500 feet measured easterly from
Gladstone its intersection with the easterly abut-
ment of the bridge over the Mississaugi
River in the Township of Gladstone.
5. — (1) Paragraph 1 of Part I of Schedule 40a to
Regulation 232 of Revised Regulations of Ontario,
1960, as made by section 17 of Ontario Regulation
184/61, is revoked.
(2) Part 2 of the said Schedule 40a, as made by
section 17 of Ontario Regulation 184/61, is revoked and
the following substituted therefor:
Part 2
Wentworth —
Twi). of
Binbrook
That part of the King's Highway known
as No. 56 in the Township of Binbrook
in the County of Wentworth lying
between a point situate 100 feet measured
northerly from its intersection with the
northerly limit of the road allowance
between concessions 2 and 3 and a point
situate at its intersection with the
southerly limit of the King's Highway
known as No. 53.
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6. Part 1 of Schedule 406 to Regulation 232 of
Revised Regulations ot Ontario, 1960, as made by
section 7 of Ontario Regulation 25/66, is revoked and
the following substituted therefor:
Part 1
1. That part of the King's Highway known
Welland— as No. 57 in the Township of Wainfleet
in the County of Welland lying between
Twp. of a point situate at its intersection with
Wainfleet the northerly limit of the King's Highway
known as No. 3A and a point situate
800 feet measured southerly from its
intersection with the line between the
counties of Welland and Lincoln.
2. That part of the King's Highway known
Lincoln — as No. 57 in the Township of Gains-
borough in the County of Lincoln lying
Twp. of between a point situate 900 feet measured
Gainsborough northerly from its intersection with the
line between the counties of Welland and
Lincoln and a point situate 550 feet
measured southerly from its intersection
with the southerly limit of the road-
way known as Lincoln County Road
No. 2L
7.— (1) Part 2a of Schedule 43c to Regulation 232
of Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1960, as made by
section 7 of Ontario Regulation 231/62, is revoked and
the following substituted therefor:
Part 2 a
1. That part of the King's Highway known
District of as No. 63 in the City of North Bay in
Nipissing — the District of Nipissing lying between
a point situate 300 feet measured easterly
City of from its intersection with the centre line
North Bay of the roadway known as Giroux Street
and a point situate at its intersection
with the line between the City of North
Bay and the Township of Phelps.
(2) Part 4 of the said Schedule 43c, as remade by
section 4 of Ontario Regulation 75/63, is amended by
adding thereto the following paragraph:
2. That part of the King's Highway known
as No. 63 in the City of North Bay in
the District of Nipissing lying between
a point situate at its intersection with the
line between lots 17 and 18 in Conces-
sion C and a point situate 300 feet
measured easterly from its intersection
with the centre line of the roadway
known as Giroux Street.
8.— (1) Part 1 of Schedule 46a to Regulation 232
of Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1960, as remade by
section 8 of Ontario Regulation 227/64, is amended by
adding thereto the following paragraph:
2. That part of the King's Highway known
as No. 81 in the County of Middlesex
lying between a point situate at its inter-
section with the southerly limit of the
King's Highway known as No. 7 in the
West Williams townships of East Williams and West
and Adelaide Williams and a point situate 2000 feet
measured northerly from its intersection
with the southerly limit of the road
allowance between concessions 3 and 4
in the Township of Adelaide.
(2) Paragraph 1 of Part 2 of the said Schedule 46a,
as made by section 17 of Ontario Regulation 184/61,
is revoked.
9. Paragraph 1 of Part 6 of Schedule 57b to Reg-
ulation 232 of Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1960,
as remade by subsection 2 of section 13 of Ontario
Regulation 315/66, is revoked and the following sub-
stituted therefor:
District of
Nipissing —
City of
North Bay
Middlesex —
Twps. of
East Williams,
1. That part of the King's Highway known
Provisional as No. 121 in the Township of Dysart,
County of Bruton, Clyde, Dudley, Eyre, Guilford,
Haliburton— Harburn, Harcourt and Havelock in the
Provisional County of Haliburton lying
Twp. of Dysart, between a point situate 100 feet measured
Bruton, Clyde, easterly from its intersection with the
Dudley, Eyre, westerly junction of the King's Highway
Guilford, known as No. 519 and a point situate at
Harburn, its intersection with the easterly limit of
Harcourt and the roadway known as Cedar Avenue.
Havelock
2. That part of the King's Highway known
Provisional as No. 121 in the Township of Dysart,
County of Bruton, Clyde, Dudley, Eyre, Guilford,
Haliburton— Harburn, Llarcourt and Havelock in the
Provisional County of Haliburton com-
Twp. of Dysart, mencing at a point situate 500 feet
Bruton, Clyde, measured easterly from its intersection
Dudley, Eyre, with the easterly junction of the King's
Guilford, Highway known as No. 519 and extending
Harburn, easterly therealong for a distance of
Harcourt and 2000 feet more or less.
Havelock
10. Paragraph 1 of Part 6 of Schedule 65/ to Reg-
ulation 232 of Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1960,
as made by section 8 of Ontario Regulation 335/67,
is revoked and the following substituted therefor:
1. That part of the King's Highway known
District of as No. 563 in the Township of Fisher
Algoma— in the District of Algoma lying between
a point situate at its intersection with
Twp. of Fisher the southerly limit of the said King's
Highway known as No. 563 and a point
situate 5800 feet measured southerly
from its intersection with the King's
Highway known as No. 17.
11. Regulation 232 of Revised Regulations of
Ontario, 1960 is amended by adding thereto the
following schedules:
HIGHWAY NO. 626
Schedule 66r
Part 1
(Reserved)
Part 2
(Reserved")
Part 2a
(Reserved)
Part 3
(Reserved)
Part 4
(Reserved)
Part 5
(Reserved)
Part 6
1. That part of the King's Highway known
District of as No. 626 in the Township of Taylor
Cochrane— in the District of Cochrane commencing
at a point situate 1000 feet measured
Twp. of Taylor southerly from its intersection with the
road allowance between lots 8 and 9 in
Concession 6 and extending northerly
therealong for a distance of 2600 feet
more or less.
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1997
HIGHWAY NO. 661
Schedule 668
Part 1
(Reserved)
Part 2
(Reserved)
Part 2a
(Reserved)
Part 3
(Reserved)
Part 4
(Reserved)
Part 5
(Reserved)
Part 6
1. That part of the King's Highway known
District of as No. 661 in the Township of Noble in
Sudbury — the District of Sudbury commencing at
a point situate at its intersection with
Twp. of Noble the King's Highway known as No. 560
and extending northerly therealong for
a distance of 1600 feet more or less.
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THE HIGHWAY IMPROVEMENT ACT
O. Reg. 267/68.
Designations — Miscellaneous — Southern
Ontario.
Made— July 18th, 1968.
Filed— July 26th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE HIGHWAY IMPROVEMENT ACT
1. Schedule 34 to Regulation 213 of Revised Reg-
ulations of Ontario, 1960, as amended by section 1
of Ontario Regulation 27/68, is revoked.
2. Schedule 109a to Regulation 213 of Revised
Regulations of Ontario, 1960, as made by section 1
of Ontario Regulation 239/66, is revoked and the
following substituted therefor:
Schedule 109a
1. In the Town of Mississauga, formerly in the
Township of Toronto, in the County of Peel being,
(a) part of lots 11 and 12, Concession 9, Southern
Division;
(b) part of lots 7 to 11, both inclusive. Conces-
sion 8, Southern Division;
(c) part of,
(i) 27-foot widening,
(ii) 1-foot reserve,
(iii) blocks N and O, and
(iv) Morningstar Drive,
registered plan 710;
(d) part of Rexdale Boulevard (County Road
No. 5); and
(e) part of the road allowance between,
(i) concessions 8 and 9, Southern Divi-
sion (Eighth Line East),
(ii) lots 10 and 11, Concession 8, Southern
Division (Derry Road East), and
(iii) the townships of Toronto and Etobi-
coke (Indian Line Road),
and being that portion of the King's Highway shown
outlined on Department of Highways plan P-5047-14,
registered in the registry office for the registry division
of the County of Peel as No. 74648VS.
2. In the Borough of Etobicoke in the County of
York being,
(a) part of Lot 22, Concession 4, fronting the
Humber;
(b) part of lots 24 to 40, both inclusive. Conces-
sion 4, fronting the Humber;
(c) part of,
(i) blocks A, B and C,
(ii) 1-foot reserve, and
(iii) 27-foot widening,
registered plan 7994;
(d) part of Rexdale Boulevard (County Road
No. 5);
(e) part of,
(i) Albion Road, and
(ii) Disco Road; and
(/) part of the road allowance between.
(i) the townships of Etobicoke
Toronto (Indian Line Road),
and
(nj the townships of Etobicoke and
Vaughan (Steeles Avenue West), and
(iii) lots 31 and 32, Concession 4, fronting
the Humber,
and being that portion of the King's Highway shown
outlined on Department of Highways plan P-5047-14,
registered in the registry office for the registry division
of the east and west riding of the County of York as
No. 8393 and in the Land Titles office at Toronto as
No. B-220442.
4.80 miles, more or less.
3. Regulation 213 of Revised Regulations of
Ontario, 1960, as amended by Ontario Regulations
175/61, 342/61, 13/62, 39/62, 42/62, 180/62, 248/62,
265/62, 276/62, 287/62, 307/62, 314/62, 54/63, 174/63,
259/63, 331/63, 173/64, 195/64, 217/64, 241/64,
287/64, 94/65, 215/65, 243/65, 269/65, 334/65, 41/66,
73/66, 82/66, 156/66, 203/66, 239/66, 397/66, 79/67,
154/67, 227/67, 290/67, 303/67, 343/67, 382/67,
27/68, 97/68 and 145/68, is further amended by
adding thereto the following Schedule:
Schedule 109b
In the Township of Vaughan in the County of York
being.
(a) part of Lot 1, Concession 9; and
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(b) part of the road allowance between the town-
ships of Vaughan and Etobicoke (Steeles
Avenue West),
and being that portion of the King's Highway shown
outlined on Department of Highways plan P-5084,
registered in the registry office for the registry division
of the east and west riding of the County of York as
No. 8380.
0.65 mile, more or less.
4. Schedule 136 to Regulation 213 of Revised
Regulations of Ontario, 1960, as made by section 3 of
Ontario Regulation 79/67, is revoked.
5. Schedule 137 to Regulation 213 of Revised
Regulations of Ontario, 1960, as made by section 3 of
Ontario Regulation 79/67, is amended by adding at
the end thereof:
"except that portion of the above-mentioned
highway closed by an Order-in-Council num-
bered OC-1732/68, dated the 25th day of
April, 1968, and shown outlined on Depart-
ment of Highways plan P-5081-1."
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THE HOSPITAL SERVICES COMMISSION ACT
O. Reg. 268/68.
General.
Made— June 27th, 1968.
Approved— July 18th, 1968.
Filed— July 26th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE HOSPITAL SERVICES COMMISSION ACT
1. Part III of Schedule 7 to Ontario Regula-
tion 1/67, as amended by section 2 of Ontario Regula-
tion 149/68, is further amended by adding thereto
the following item:
6. Pickering
The Christopher Robin Home
for Children
2. This Regulation is deemed to have come into
force on the 1st day of June, 1968.
Ontario Hospital Services Commission:
D. J. TWISS,
for Chairman.
T. C. GRICE,
Secretary.
Dated at Toronto, this 27th day of June, 1968.
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THE HIGHWAY IMPROVEMENT ACT
O. Reg. 269/68.
Designations — Trans-Canada Highway —
Orillia to Quebec Boundary.
Made— July 23rd, 1968.
Filed— July 26th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE HIGHWAY IMPROVEMENT ACT
1. Schedule 7 to Regulation 219 of Revised Regula-
tions of Ontario, 1960 is amended by adding at the end
thereof:
"except that portion of the above-mentioned
highway closed by an Order-in-Council num-
bered OC-994/63, dated the 10th day of
April, 1963, and shown coloured yellow on
Department of Highways plan P-1789-79."
2. Schedule 24 to Regulation 219 of Revised Reg-
ulations of Ontario, 1960, as remade by section 1 of
Ontario Regulation 113/63, is revoked and the follow-
ing substituted therefor:
Schedule 24
In the City of Ottawa in the County of Carleton
being,
(a) part of,
(i) Block A,
(ii) lots 4 to 23, both inclusive, and
(iii) Lyon Street,
north of Chamberlain Street, registered
plan 71572;
(b) part of,
(i) Lot 14, west of Bank Street,
(ii) lots 13, 14 and 15, east and west of
Kent Street,
(iii) Lot 21, south of Catharine Street,
(iv) lots 19, 20 and 21, north of Isabella
Street,
(v) lots 14 and IS, west of Lyon Street,
(vi) Kent Street, and
(vii) Lyon Street,
registered plan 30;
(c) part of,
(i) lots 4 to 12, both inclusive, and
(ii) Percy Street,
registered plan 92408; and
(d) part of Lot G, Concession C, Rideau Front
(Township of Nepean),
and being those portions of the King's Highway shown
as PARTS 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6 on Department of High-
ways plan P-3409-43, registered in the registry office
for the registry division of the County of Carleton as
No. 544033.
(97)
0.4 mile, more or less.
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Publications Under The Regulations Act
August 10th, 1968
THE MENTAL HEALTH ACT, 1967
O. Reg. 270/68.
Application of Act.
Made— July 23rd, 1968.
Filed— July 29th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE MENTAL HEALTH ACT, 1967
1. Schedule 1 to Ontario Regulation 53/68
amended by adding thereto the following items:
6c. Cooksville
South Peel Hospital
12c. Kingston
Hotel Dieu Hospital
14a. Kitchener
Kitchener-Waterloo General
Hospital
48c. Toronto Sunnybrook Hospital
52c. Weston
Humber Memorial Hospital
2. Items 10 and 21 of Schedule 3 to Ontario Reg-
ulation 53/68 are revoked.
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THE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION ACT
O. Reg. 271/68.
Auxiliary-Education Services.
Made— July Uth, 1968.
Approved— July 18th, 1968.
Filed— July 30th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION ACT
1. Ontario Regulations 123/64 and 18/66 are
revoked.
WILLIAM DAVIS,
Minister of Education.
Dated at Toronto, this Uth day of July, 1968.
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THE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION ACT
O. Reg. 272/68.
Elementary and Secondary Schools —
General.
Made— July Uth, 1968.
Approved— July 18th, 1968.
Filed— July 30th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION ACT
1. Ontario Regulation 339/66, as amended by
Ontario Regulations 284/67, 374/67 and 187/68, is
further amended by adding thereto the following
sections:
SPECIAL EDUCATION PROGRAMMES AND SERVICES
46. — (1) The types of special education program-
mes and services established with the approval
of the Minister are,
(c) braille classes for blind children;
(b) classes for children clinically diagnosed
as emotionallly disturbed and who are
unable to profit from a regular class-
room programme but who may profit
from special classroom instruction;
(c) classes for children clinically diagnosed
as neurologically impaired, including
perceptually handicapped children, and
who are unable to profit from a regular
classroom programme but who may
profit from special classroom instruc-
tion;
(d) classes for gifted children for whom a
special programme is provided ;
(c) hard-of-hearing classes for children
.with hearing loss sufficient to interfere
seriously with progress in school;
(/) health classes for children with health
problems and for whom a special
programme is provided;
(g) hospital classes for children confined
to hospital-type residential settings;
(h) institutional classes for children in
children's homes or children's res-
idences;
(i) language classes for children who are
newcomers to Canada and whose
linguistic foundation does not permit
them to take proper advantage of
regular school instruction;
(j) limited-vision classes for children whose
vision is limited to the extent that
it will interfere seriously with their
progress in school;
(k) opportunity classes for educable re-
tarded children, slow learners or educa-
tionally retarded children;
(/) oral classes for deaf children; and
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(m) orthopaedic classes for physically dis-
abled children.
(2) With the approval of the Minister, a board
may employ one or more special education
teachers for the purpose of,
(a) home or tutorial instruction;
(6) speech correction;
(c) pupil diagnosis; or
(d) conducting on an itinerant basis, or
otherwise, special education classes
listed in subsection 1.
(3) With the approval of the Minister, a board
may employ one or more school social workers.
ADMISSION OF PUPILS TO SPECIAL EDUCATION
PROGRAMMES
47. — (1) In this section, "board of admissions"
means a board consisting of,
(c) the principal of the school in which the
pupil will be enrolled;
(6) a legally qualified medical practitioner;
and
(c) the school superintendent concerned.
(2) The school superintendent concerned shall
recommend the admission of a pupil to,
(o) a class for gifted children;
(b) an institutional class; or
(c) a language class.
(3) A legally qualified medical practitioner and
the school superintendent concerned shall
recommend the admission of a pupil to,
(a) a braille class;
(b) a hard-of-hearing class;
(c) a health class;
(d) a hospital class;
(«) a limited-vision class;
(/) an oral class for deaf children; or
(g) an orthopaedic class.
(4) A board of admissions shall recommend the
admission of a pupil to,
(a) a class for the emotionally disturbed;
(6) a class for the neurologically impaired
including the perceptually handicapped; or
(c) an opportunity class.
(5) Before the board of admissions recommends
the admission of a pupil to a class referred to
in subsection 4, it shall obtain evidence that
the pupil has had,
(c) an individual intellectual assessment
conducted by a person who is deemed
competent to do so by the school
superintendent concerned; ard
(6) a medical examination conducted by a
legally qualifieci m§4\Qal practitioner.
(6) At least once in every two-year period, the
board of admissions shall review the progress
of a pupil enrolled in a class referred to in
subsection 4,
ENROLMENT IN SPECIAL EDUCATION PROGRAMMES
48. — (1) The maximum enrolment of a special
education class is,
(a) in a braille class, ten pupils;
(b) in a limited-vision class, twelve pupils;
(c) in an oral class, ten pupils;
(d) in a hard-of-hearing class, twelve
pupils;
(e) in an orthopaedic class, twelve pupils;
(/) in a class for emotionally disturbed
children, eight pupils;
(g) in a primary opportunity class, twelve
pupils;
(h) in a junior opportunity class, sixteen
pupils;
(i) in an intermediate opportunity class,
sixteen pupils;
(j) in a senior opportunity class, twenty
pupils;
(k) in an opportunity class without chron-
ological age classification, sixteen
pupils;
(/) in a class for gifted children, twenty-
five pupils;
(w) in a health class, thirty pupils;
(n) in a hospital class, twenty-five pupils;
(o) in an institutional class, thirty pupils;
(p) in a language class, twenty pupils;
(q) in a class for neurologically impaired
children, including perceptually hand-
icapped children, eight pupils.
(2) The chronological age range within an op-
portunity class shall not exceed five years.
(3) The number of schools served by a special
education teacher who is required to travel
from one school to another shall be such
number of schools as is approved by the
board.
(4) The maximum case load served by a special
education teacher employed for the purpose
of home instruction shall be seven.
(5) The maximum case load for individual or
small group instruction for a special education
teacher employed for the purpose of speech
correction shall be 150.
HOME INSTRUCTION
49. — (1) A board may authorize a principal to
cause home instruction to be provided for a
pupil where,
(a) the pupil is absent from school because
of illness;
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(6) medical evidence is supplied to the
principal that the pupil cannot attend
school; and
(c) the principal is satisfied that home
instruction is required.
(2) Every pupil given home instruction shall
receive a minimum of 180 minutes of instruc-
tion each week, given in at least three periods.
(3) A special education teacher employed for the
purpose of home instruction shall visit the
residence of the pupil prior to the commence-
ment of home instruction and shall interpret
the programme for the parent.
(4) The principal of the school in which the pupil
would ordinarily be enrolled shall supervise
the work of the special education teacher
employed for the purpose of home instruction
and shall establish a time for periodic con-
ferences between the special education teacher
and the regular teacher.
(5) Home instruction shall not be given on those
days designated as school holidays in section 4
of The Schools Administration Act, or on any
other school holiday.
(6) A special education teacher employed for the
purpose of home instruction shall not be a
parent of the child taught.
QUALIFICATIONS OF TEACHERS IN SPECIAL EDUCATION
PROGRAMMES AND SERVICES
50. — (1) A special education teacher shall hold,
(c) a certificate qualifying him to teach in
an elementary or a secondary school, as
the case may be; and
{b) (i) a certificate in special education
with an appropriate option for
the type of position held, or
(ii) other qualifications deemed by
the Minister to be suitable for
the instructional programme in
the area concerned.
(2) A special education teacher of a language
class for children who are newcomers to
Canada shall hold,
(a) a certificate qualifying him to teach in
an elementary or a secondary school,
as the case may be; and
(6) other qualifications deemed by the
Minister to be suitable for the instruc-
tional programme in the area con-
cerned.
(3) A supervisor or consultant of special education
shall hold,
(a) a certificate qualifying him to teach in
an elementary or a secondary school,
as the case may be; and
{b) (i) a Specialist Certificate in Special
Education, or
(ii) other qualifications deemed by
the Minister to be suitable for
the instructional programm.e in
the area concerned.
EQUIPMENT IN A SPECIAL EDUCATION PROGRAMME
51. Where a board establishes a special education
programme, it shall provide for the use of the
pupils enrolled therein the equipment and
materials for their special needs.
GRANTS FOR HANDICAPPED INDIVIDUALS
52. Where,
(c) a handicapped individual requires
habilitation training or assistance in
order to take advantage of the regular
instructional programme of an elemen-
tary or secondary school;
(6) the Superintendent of Supervision
reports to the Minister that there is
urgent need for special education serv-
ices for the individual; and
(c) a legally qualified medical practitioner
certifies that because of a handicap
the individual is unable to take advan-
tage of the regular instructional
facilities,
the Minister may make an annual grant to
assist in the provision of an instructional
programme for the habilitation of the in-
dividual.
WILLIAM DAVIS,
Minister of Education.
Dated at Toronto, this 11th day of July, 1968.
(117)
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THE HOSPITAL SERVICES COMMISSION ACT
O. Reg. 273/68.
Premium Rates.
Made— July 9th, 1968.
Approved— July 23rd, 1968.
FUed— July 30th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE HOSPITAL SERVICES COMMISSION ACT
PREMIUM RATES
1. — (1) The premium rate payable by a single
person is $5.50 for a benefit period of one month.
(2) The premium rate payable by a person with
one or more dependents is $11.00 for a benefit period
of one month.
(3) The premium rate in the case of dependents of
a member of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police or
of the regular forces of the Canadian Armed Forces,
(a) having one dependent of which the Commis-
sion is notified, is $5.50; and
{b) having two or more dependents of which the
Commission is notified, is $8.80,
for a benefit period of one month.
(4) No premium is payable by a member of the
Royal Canadian Mounted Police or of the regular
forces of the Canadian Armed Forces otherwise than
as provided in subsection 3.
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(5) No person shall pay or have paid on his behalf
the prescribed premium more than once for the same
benefit period.
(6) A premium payable in respect of a benefit
period shall be paid upon the due date as determined
by the Board.
2. — (1) Subsections 1, 2 and 3 of section 3 of
Ontario Regulation 1/67, as amended by section 1 of
Ontario Regulation 101/68, are revoked.
(2) Subsections 4 and 6 of the said section 3 are
revoked.
3. Section 4 of Ontario Regulation 1/67 is revoked.
4. This Regulation comes into force on the 1st day
of July, 1968.
Health Insurance Registration Board:
K. C. CHARRpN,
Chairman.
J. S. W. ALDIS,
Member.
Dated at Toronto, this 9th day of July, 1968.
(118)
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THE DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE ACT, 1968
O. Reg. 274/68.
Delegation of Ministerial Power.
Made— August 1st, 1968.
Filed— August 2nd, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE ACT, 1968
1. The Deputy Minister of Revenue and the
officer in the Department of Revenue holding the
position of Comptroller of Revenue may exercise any
power and perform any duty conferred or imposed on
the Minister by The Gasoline Tax Act, The Land
Transfer Tax Act, The Motor Vehicle Fuel Tax Act
and The Retail Sales Tax Act, J 960-6 J.
(130)
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THE CORPORATIONS TAX ACT
O. Reg. 275/68.
General.
Made— August 1st, 1968.
Filed— August 2nd, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE CORPORATIONS TAX ACT
1. Regulation 63 of Revised Regulations of Ontario,
1960, as amended by Ontario Regulations 231/61 and
210/65, is further amended by adding thereto the
following section:
808. — (1) The officer holding the position of
Deputy Minister of Revenue, and the officer
in the Department of Revenue holding the
position of Comptroller of Revenue may
exercise all the powers and perform all the
duties of the Minister under the Act.
(2) The officer in the Department of Revenue
holding the position of Director, Corpora-
tions Tax Branch, may exercise the powers
and perform the duties of the Minister under
the following sections of the Act:
1. Subsection 2 of section 86.
2. Subsection 1 of section 92.
(3) The officers in the Department of Revenue
holding the positions of Chief Tax Assessor,
Corporations Tax Branch, and Chief of
Administration, Corporations Tax Branch,
may exercise all the powers and perform all
the duties of the Minister under subsection 2
of section 86 of the Act.
(4) The Director of the Legal Services Branch of
the Department of Revenue may exercise all
the powers and perform all the duties of the
Minister under the following sections of the
Act:
1. Subsection 2 of section 86.
2. Subsection 1 of section 92.
3. Subsections 1 and 2 of section 93.
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THE PUBLIC HEALTH ACT
O. Reg. 276/68.
Health Units — General.
Made— July 12th, 1968.
Approved— July 18th, 1968.
Filed— August 2nd, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE PUBLIC HEALTH ACT
1. Schedule 12 to Ontario Regulation 510 of
Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1960, as remade by
section 1 of Ontario Regulation 305/63, is revoked and
the following substituted therefor:
Schedule 12
lambton health unit
1. The Board of Health of the Lambton Health
Unit shall consist of eight members as follows:
i. Two members to be appointed by the Lieuten-
ant Governor in Council.
ii. Three members to be appointed by the
Municipal Council of the County of Lambton.
iii. Three members to be appointed by the
Municipal Council of the City of Sarnia.
2. A member appointed by a municipal council
shall hold office during the pleasure of the municipal
council that appointed him.
M. B. DYMOND,
Minister of Health.
Dated at Toronto, this 12th day of July, 1968.
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Publications Under The Regulations Act
August 17th, 1968
THE GAME AND FISH ACT, 1961-62
O. Reg. 277/68.
Hunting on Designated Crown Land
and in Provincial Parks.
Made— August 1st, 1968.
Filed— August 6th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE GAME AND FISH ACT, 1961-62
HUNTING ON DESIGNATED CROWN LAND
AND IN PROVINCIAL PARKS
INTERPRETATION
1. In this Regulation "Seasonal Waterfowl Area'
is an area referred to in subsection 1 of section 5.
GENERAL
2. Except as provided in this Regulation, no person
shall hunt any animal or bird on any area described in
schedules 2 to 9, both inclusive.
DUCKS, GEESE, RAILS, COOTS AND
GALLINULES
3. — (1) The holder of a licence in Form 7, 10, 11 or
12 of Ontario Regulation 229/63 upon depositing his
licence with the officer in charge may be issued a licence
in Form 1 to hunt ducks, geese, rails, coots and galli-
nules on a Monday, Wednesday, Thursday or Saturday
during the open season therefor in any year, and may
possess or use a shotgun for the purpose in the areas
described in,
(a) paragraph 1 of Schedule 4;
(b) paragraph 1 of Schedule 5; and
(c) Schedule 6.
(2) A licence in Form 1 expires with the day on
which it is issued.
4. The holder of a licence in Form 1 shall not hunt,
(a) during the hours between one hour before
sunset and one-half hour before sunrise; and
(b) from a blind that he has not rented from the
officer in charge,
in the areas described in paragraph 1 of Schedule 4,
paragraph 1 of Schedule 5, and Schedule 6.
5. — (1) The holder of a licence in Form 7, 10, 11 or
12 of Ontario Regulation 229/63 may be issued a licence
in Form 2 to hunt ducks, geese, rails, coots and galli-
nules on a Monday, Wednesday, Thursday and Satur-
day during the open season therefor in any year, and
may possess or use a shotgun for the purpose in the
areas described in,
(a) Schedule 2;
(b) paragraphs 1 and 2 of Schedule 3;
(c) paragraph 2 of Schedule 4; and
(d) paragraph 2 of Schedule 5.
(2) A licence in Form 2 expires with the last day of
the open season for ducks, geese, rails, coots or galli-
nules.
6. The holder of a licence in Form 2 shall not hunt
during,
(a) the hours between one-half hour after sunset
and one-half hour before sunrise in the areas
described in Schedule 2 and paragraphs 1 and
2 of Schedule 3 ; and
(b) the hours between one hour before sunset and
one-half hour before sunrise in the areas
described in paragraph 2 of Schedule 4 and
paragraph 2 of Schedule 5.
7. In the area described in paragraph 1 of Schedule
3, the holder of a licence in Form 2 shall hunt only
from a blind supplied by the Department for the
purpose.
8. The holder of a licence in Form 2 may erect a
blind for the purpose of hunting on any of the areas
described in Schedule 2, paragraphs 1 and 2 of Schedule
3, paragraph 2 of Schedule 4, and paragraph 2 of
Schedule 5, upon the condition that he removes the
blind therefrom on the day on which he erected the
blind.
9. Before leaving any of the areas described in
schedules 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6 the holder of a licence in
Form 1 or 2 shall report to the officer in charge and
shall produce for inspection any duck, goose, rail, coot
or gallinule taken by him.
10. — (1) No person shall erect a blind for rental on
any of the areas described in schedules 2, 3, 4 and 6
and paragraph 1 of Schedule 5.
(2) No person shall erect a blind for rental on the
area described in paragraph 2 of Schedule 5 until after
he has rented the blind for the day to a holder of a
licence in Form 2.
PHEASANTS
1 1 . — ( 1 ) The holder of a licence in Form 7, 10, 1 1 or
12 of Ontario Regulation 229/63 may hunt pheasants
on any day, except Sunday, from the Wednesday
following the second Monday in October to the 30th
day of November, both inclusive, in any year, and may
possess or use a shotgun for the purpose in the areas
described in paragraph 3 of Schedule 3, and in schedules
6, 7 and 8, upon condition that,
(a) he deposits his licence with the officer in
charge and obtains a licence in Form 3;
(b) there are not more than twenty-four other
persons hunting in the area described in,
(i) paragraph 3 of Schedule 3,
(ii) Schedule 6, or
(iii) Schedule 8,
at the time he presents his licence to the
officer in charge;
(c) there are not more than forty-four other
persons hunting in the area described in
Schedule 7 at the time he presents his licence
to the officer in charge;
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(d) he ceases to hunt between the hours of
12 noon and 1 p.m. and reports to the officer
in charge before 12.30 p.m.; and
(e) he does not shoot or attempt to shoot any
pheasant that is on the ground.
(2) A licence in Form 3 expires with the day on
which it is issued.
(3) Before leaving the area described in paragraph 3
of Schedule 3 or Schedule 6, 7 or 8, the holder of a licence
in Form 3 shall report to the officer in charge and shall
produce for inspection any pheasant killed by him.
12. No person shall take in one day more than
three pheasants in the areas described in paragraph 3
of Schedule 3 and schedules 6, 7 and 8.
GAME ANIMALS AND GAME BIRDS
13. — (1) The holder of a licence in Form 2, 7, 10, 11
or 12 of Ontario Regulation 229/63 may hunt game
animals and game birds in the open season between the
hours of 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. on any day except Sunday
from the 21st day of September, 1968, to the last day
of February, 1969, both days inclusive, on the area
described in Schedule 9, upon condition that,
(c) during the period from the 21st day of
September to the 9th day of November, both
inclusive,
(i) he deposits his licence with the officer
in charge,
(ii) obtains a licence in Form 4, and
(iii) pays a fee of $3;
(b) not more than one hundred persons are
hunting in the area described in Schedule 9 at
the time he presents his licence to the officer
in charge;
(c) he does not erect any blind or other means of
concealment in the area described in Schedule
9; and
(d) he does not shoot or attempt to shoot any
pheasant that is on the ground.
(2) Before leaving the area described in Schedule 9,
a person hunting under subsection 1 shall report to the
officer in charge and shall produce for inspection any
game bird or game animal taken by him.
LICENCE FEES
14. The fee for a licence in a Form in column 1 of
Schedule 1 is the fee set opposite thereto in column 2.
15. Ontario Regulations 285/63, 286/63, 251/64,
281/64, 335/66, 342/66, 273/67 and 274/67 are
revoked.
Form 1
The Game and Fish Act, 1961-62
$4.00 PROVINCIAL HUNTING
AREA
DAILY WATERFOWL
BLIND LICENCE
Under The Game and Fish Act, 1961-62 and the
regulations and subject to the limitations thereof, this
licence is issued to
of
and to
of
to hunt ducks, geese, rails, coots and gallinules in the
area described as Blind No at
Valid for this date only .
Signature of Issuer ....
$4.00
Form 2
The Game and Fish Act, 1961-62
PROVINCIAL HUNTING
AREA
SEASONAL WATERFOWL
LICENCE
Under The Game and Fish Act, 1961-62 and the
regulations and subject to the limitations thereof, this
licence is issued to.
of
to hunt ducks, geese, rails, coots, and gallinules in a
Seasonal Waterfowl Area.
This licence expires.
Signature of Issuer .
Date of Issue
Form 3
The Game and Fish Act, 1961-62
$5.00
PROVINCIAL HUNTING
AREA
DAILY LICENCE
Under The Game and Fish Act, 1961-62 and the
regulations and subject to the limitations thereof, this
licence is issued to
of
to hunt pheasants on the area described as
Signature of Issuer ....
Valid for this date only
$3.00
Form 4
The Game and Fish Act, 1961-62
PROVINCIAL HUNTING
AREA
DAILY LICENCE
Under The Game and Fish Act, 1961-62 and the
regulations and subject to the limitations thereof, this
licence is issued to
of
to hunt game animals and game birds during the open
season on the area described as
Signature of Issuer
Valid for this date only
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Schedule 1
Column 1
Form No.
Column 2
F"ee
1
$4.00
2
4.00
3
5.00
4
3.00
Schedule 2
Holiday Beach Provincial Park
Schedule 3
1. Block "B", Registered Plan Number 145, on
Presqu'ile Peninsula lying south of the Village of
Brighton, in the County of Northumberland, described
as follows:
Beginning at a point in the northwesterly limit of
that Block "B" distant 6418.22 feet measured south
34° 03' 10" east from a point distant 486.0 feet
measured south 25° 28' west from the most southerly
corner of Lot 5, Broken Front Concession, Township of
Brighton, now in the Village of Brighton, as shown on
Registered Plan Number 140 entered in the Registry
Ofifice for the Registry Division of the East Riding of
the County of Northumberland at Colborne; thence
south 34° 03' 10" east 300.0 feet; thence south 24° 27'
10" east 1222.03 feet; thence south 40° 48' 30" east
206.73 feet; thence south 46° 55' 30" west 4972.0 feet;
thence south 11° 10' 45" east 1344.7 feet; thence south
25° 30' 30" west 1650.0 feet; thence south 87° 56' 20"
west 1945.9 feet; thence north 0° 49' 30" east 900.0
feet; thence north 21° 41' east 1065.2 feet; thence
north 62° 47' 30" east 1700.0 feet; thence north 14°
26' 10" west 1695.6 feet; thence north 46° 55' 30" east
5100.0 feet to the place of beginning.
2. Registered Plan Number 135 and part of blocks
"A", "C", "G" and "I", Registered Plan Number 145,
on Presqu'ile Peninsula lying south of the Village of
Brighton, in the County of Northumberland, described
as follows:
Beginning at a point in the southwesterly limit of
Block "A" distant 6718.22 feet measured south 34° 03''
10" east from a point distant 486.0 feet measured south
25° 28' west from the most southerly corner of Lot 5,
Broken Front Concession, Township of Brighton, now
in the Village of Brighton, as shown on Registered
Plan Number 140 entered in the Registry Office for
the Registry Division of the East Riding of the County
of Northumberland at Colborne; thence north 57° 04'
east 5900.0 feet; thence south 6° 09' 10" west 1469.73
feet; thence south 65° 04' 40" west 1297.73 feet; thence
south 40° 53' east 230.0 feet to the northwesterly limit
of Bay Shore Road; thence northeasterly along that
northwesterly limit of Bay Shore Road to a point
distant 1107.92 feet measured south 67° 26' 40" west
from the intersection of the westerly limit of Grave
Street with the westerly production of the southerly
limit of Water Street as shown on Registered Plan
Number 135; thence north 68° 29' east 92.03 feet;
thence north 23° 26' west 342.69 feet; thence north
51° 59' 10" east 1564.88 feet; thence south 79° 56' 20"
east 400.0 feet; thence south 10° 03' 30" west 500.0
feet; thence south 55° 03' 30" west 565.67 feet; thence
south 79° 56' 30" east 1860.17 feet; thence south
10° 42' 30" west 209.26 feet; thence south 79° 56' 30"
east 300.0 feet; thence south 79° 56' 30" east 417.42
feet; thence south 80° 37' east 1269.61 feet; thence
south 8° 32' west 94.16 feet; thence south 45° 59' east
1438.83 feet; thence north 74° 28' 30" east 69.79 feet;
thence south 45° 59' east 167.03 feet; thence north
43° 53' east 460.0 feet; thence south 47° 13' east 600.0
feet; thence south 43° 53' west 300.0 feet; thence south
72° 12' 50" west 2912.63 feet; thence south 62° 25'
west 3035.85 feet; thence south 68° 06' 10" west
2729.83 feet; thence north 88° 11' 10" west 1364.2 feet;
thence north 73° 27' 40" west 1745.35 feet; thence
south 86° 58' west 2977.03 feet; thence north 40° 48'
30" west 206.73 feet; thence north 24° 27' 10" west
1222.03 feet, more or less, to the place of beginning.
3. Part of Block A, Plan 145, on Presqu'ile Penin-
sula, lying south of the Village of Brighton, in the
County of Northumberland, described as follows:
Beginning at the most southerly angle of Lot No.
5, in the Broken Front Concession, of the Township of
Brighton, now in the Village of Brighton, as shown on
Plan No. 140, entered in the Registry Office for the
Registry Division of the East Riding of the County of
Northumberland at Colborne, Ontario; thence north
25° 28' east 252.73 feet along the southeasterly limit
of the said Lot No. 5; thence north 09° 53' east 136.45
feet along the southeasterly limit of the said Lot
No. 5; thence north 15° 23' west 232.39 feet along the
said southeasterly limit of the said Lot No. 5; thence
north 52° 07' west 407.73 feet along the easterly limit
of the said Lot No. 5 and along the southwest limit
of Lake Street as shown on Plan No. 28 entered in the
Registry Office for the Registry Division of the East
Riding of the County of Northumberland at Colborne,
Ontario; thence north 33° 09' west along the said south-
west limit of Lake Street 60.08 feet to a point where
the said limit of Lake Street is intersected by the
westerly production of the northerly limit of Develop-
ment Road; thence north 68° 01' east along the said
westerly production and the northerly limit of Develop-
ment Road 851.34 feet; thence on a curve to the left
along the northerly limit of said Development Road
having a radius of 2821.79 feet, an arc distance of
881.16 feet, the chord equivalent being 877.5 feet
measured north 59° 04' 15" east; thence north 50° 07'
30" east along the said northerly limit of Development
Road 909.0 feet, more or less, to a point in the south
limit of Lot No. 3 in the Broken Front Concession of
the Township of Brighton, now in the Village of
Brighton, as shown on said Plan No. 140; thence in a
general southeasterly direction following the said south
limit of Lot No. 3 to the southeasterly angle of said
Lot No. 3; thence south 47° 12' 10" east 864.48 feet;
thence south 27° east 1500.0 feet; thence south 72°
east 2600.0 feet; thence south 62° east 2700.0 feet;
thence south 06° 09' 10" west 800.0 feet, more or less,
to the intersection with a line drawn north 57° 04'
east from a point distant 6718.22 feet measured south
34° 03' 10" east from a point distant 486.0 feet mea-
sured south 25° 28' west from the point of commence-
ment; thence south 57° 04' west 5200.0 feet, more or
less, to a survey post planted; thence continuing south
57° 04' west 700.0 feet; thence north 34° 03' 10" west
6718.22 feet; thence north 25° 28' east 486.0 feet to the
place of beginning.
Schedule 4
In the Township of Harwich in the County of Kent
and described as follows:
1. Beginning at the intersection of the water's edge
of Lake Erie with the north-south dredge cut; thence
north 22° 30' east along the said dredge cut, 3280 feet,
more or less, to the intersection with the most southerly
dredge cut; thence north 77° 30' west along the said
dredge cut and its northwesterly production a distance
of 1 mile and 3900 feet, thence north 38° 30' east 4
miles and 2300 feet more or less, to the intersection,
with a line drawn northwesterly parallel to the dock
opposite Rondeau Avenue from the intersection of the
northeasterly limit of Rondeau Avenue with the easter-
ly limit of Rondeau Park Road; thence southeasterly
parallel to the said dock, 2970 feet, more or less, to the
said intersection of the northeasterly limit of Rondeau
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Avenue with the easterly limit of Rondeau Park Road;
thence southeasterly along the said northeasterly limit
of Rondeau Avenue to the intersection with the easterly
limit of Lake Shore Road; thence southerly and wester-
ly along the easterly limit of Lake Shore Road to the
intersection with the easterly limit of Rondeau Park
Road; thence southerly along the east limit of Rondeau
Park Road and its production to the intersection with
the water's edge of Lake Erie; thence in a general
westerly direction following the said water's edge of
Lake Erie to the place of beginning.
2. Beginning at the northwesterly corner of Lot 2
according to a plan of survey of the tract of land known
as the Rondeau Peninsula or Point aux Pins dated
September 8th, 1864, prepared by Henry Lowe, Pro-
vincial Land Surveyor, of record in the Department of
Lands and Forests, Ontario; thence westerly along the
production westerly of the northerly limit of that lot
to the water's edge of Rondeau Harbour; thence in a
general northerly, westerly, southwesterly, southerly
and easterly direction following the water's edge on
the easterly, northerly, westerly and southerly shores
of that harbour to the intersection with the production
northerly of the westerly limit of Lot 104 according to
a plan registered in the Registry Office for the County
of Kent as No. 314; thence northerly along that pro-
duction to a point distant 290 feet measured northerly
thereon from the southwesterly corner of that lot;
thence easterly parallel to the northerly limit of Bay-
view Alley according to that plan, 150 feet, more or
less, to the intersection with the production northerly
of the easterly limit of Lot 100 according to that plan;
thence southerly along that production to the water's
edge of Rondeau Harbour ; thence in a general easterly
direction following that water's edge to the most
easterly extremity of Shirley Point; thence south-
easterly in a straight line to the most northerly ex-
tremity of the east face of the west pier of the channel
connecting Rondeau Harbour and Lake Erie; thence
southerly along that easterly face to a point distant
421.18 feet measured northerly thereon from the pro-
duction easterly of the southerly limit of Mariner's
Road; thence south 77° 14' 25" east 100 feet; thence
north 12° 45' 35" east, 800 feet; thence south 77° 14'
25" east, 700 feet; thence south 12° 45' 35" west, 850
feet, more or less, to the water's edge of Lake Erie;
thence in a general easterly direction following the
water's edge of Lake Erie to the intersection with the
north and south dredge cut; thence north 22° 30' east
along the said dredge cut, 3280 feet, more or less, to
the mtersection with the most southerly dredge cut;
thence north 77° 30' west along the said dredge cut
and its northwesterly production, a distance of 1 mile
and 3900 feet; thence north 38° 30' east, 4 miles and
2300 feet, more or less, to the intersection with a line
drawn northwesterly parallel to the dock opposite
Rondeau Avenue from the intersection of the north-
easterly limit of Rondeau Avenue with the easterly
limit of Rondeau Park Road; thence southeasterly
parallel to the said dock, 2970 feet, more or less, to the
said intersection of the northeasterly limit of Rondeau
Avenue and the easterly limit of Rondeau Park Road ;
thence southeasterly along the said northeasterly limit
of Rondeau Avenue to the intersection with the easterly
limit of Lake Shore Road; thence southerly and wester-
ly along the easterly limit of Lake Shore Road to the
intersection with the easterly limit of Rondeau Park
Road; thence southerly along the east limit of Rondeau
Park Road and its production to the intersection with
the water's edge of Lake Erie; thence in a general
northeasterly and northerly direction following the
said water's edge to the intersection with the produc-
tion easterly of the northerly limit of Lot 2 afore-
mentioned; thence westerly along that production and
the northerly limit of that lot to the place of be-
ginning.
Schedule 5
In the Township of South Walsingham in the
County of Norfolk and described as follows:
1. Beginning at a point in the water's edge on the
southerly shore of Big Creek where the same is inter-
sected by the northeasterly limit of Long Point Park
Road as shown on Department of Highways Plan of
Survey P-2267; thence southeasterly along that limit
1 mile and 16 chains, more or less, to the intersection
with a line drawn south 60° 03' west astronomically
from an angle in the northeasterly limit of the lands
patented June 11, 1881, to John Woodward and
William Anderson; thence north 60° 03' east astronom-
ically 2.92 chains; thence south 86° 00' east 12.49
chains, more or less, to the intersection with the
southerly production of the line between lots 14 and
15 in Concession A in the Township of South Walsing-
ham ; thence northerly along the said southerly produc-
tion of the line between lots 14 and 15 a distance of
96 chains, more or less, to the intersection with a line
drawn east astronomically 14 chains, more or less, to
the place of beginning.
2. Beginning at a point in the southerly production
of the line between lots 14 and 15 in Concession A in
the Township of South Walsingham and which said
point is the most northeasterly angle of the lands
patented June 11, 1881, to John Woodward and
William Anderson; thence southerly along that produc-
tion 24 chains, more or less, to the northwesterly angle
of a plan registered in the Registry Office for the
Registry Division of the County of Norfolk as Plan 429;
thence easterly along the northerly limit of that plan
to the northeasterly angle of that plan; thence south-
easterly along the northeasterly limit of that plan to
the northerly limit of Erie Boulevard; thence easterly
along the northerly limit of Erie Boulevard and con-
tinuing easterly along the northerly limit of an existing
travelled road to the intersection with the easterly
limit of the land expropriated by the Department of
Public Works, Ontario, according to a plan registered
in the Registry Office for the Registry Division of the
County of Norfolk as Plan 537; thence north 19° 20'
east astronomically along that easterly limit and its
production northerly 1 mile and 61 chains, more or
less, to the intersection with a line drawn east as-
tronomically from the intersection of the water's edge
on the southerly shore of Big Creek with the north-
easterly limit of Long Point Park Road; thence west
astronomically 4.5 miles, more or less, to the inter-
section with the southerly production of the line
between lots 14 and 15 in Concession A in the Town-
ship of South Walsingham ; thence southerly along the
said production of the line between lots 14 and 15, a
distance of 96 chains, more or less, to the place of
beginning.
Schedule 6
Darlington Provincial Park
Schedule 7
In the Township of Georgina in the County of
York and described as follows:
Premising that the bearings hereinafter mentioned
are astronomical and are referred to the meridian
passing through the northwesterly corner of Lot 7 in
Concession VIII in the Township of Georgina.
Firstly: Beginning at a point in the southerly
limit of Lot 9 distant 551.61 feet measured north
72° 19' 20" east along the southerly limit of the said
lot from the southwesterly corner thereof; thence
south 72° 19' 20" west along the southerly limits of
lots 9, 8 and 7 in Concession VIII, 4425.31 feet to the
southwesterly corner of Lot 7; thence north 16° 47'
west along the westerly limit of the last-mentioned lot
a distance of 791.98 feet to the southeasterly limit of
the entrance road to Sibbald Point Provincial Park;
thence north 53° 22' 30" east along the said south-
easterly limit 1226.92 feet; thence on a curve to the
left of radius 1170.41 feet following the southerly limit
of the said entrance road an arc distance of 1347.36
feet; thence north 12° 35' west along the easterly limit
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of the said road 1214.56 feet; thence north 17° 09'
west along the said easterly limit of the said road
261.54 feet to the southerly limit of the road along the
southerly side of the beach parking area; thence north
79° 26' east along that limit and the easterly production
of that limit of road, 2377 feet, more or less, to a point
in that part of the easterly limit of the park which is
also the westerly limit of Block "A" as shown on
Registered Plan No. 268; thence south 17° 44' 10" east
along the westerly limit of the said Block "A", a dis-
tance of 997 feet, more or less, to an angle therein;
thence south 17° 35' 20" east along the easterly limit of
Sibbald Point Provincial Park, 2372.77 feet, more or
less, to the place of beginning.
Secondly: Beginning at a point in the westerly
limit of Lot 7 in Concession VIII being in the north-
westerly limit of the entrance road to Sibbald Point
Provincial Park and distant 855.76 feet measured north
16° 47' west along the aforesaid westerly limit from
the southwesterly corner of that lot; thence north
53° 22' 30" east along that northwesterly limit 1215.89
feet; thence northeasterly on a curve to the left having
a radius of 1110.41 feet an arc distance of 1278.29 feet
the chord equivalent being 1208.87 feet measured north
20° 23' 45" east; thence north 12° 35' west along the
westerly limit of that road 1212.16 feet; thence north
17° 19' west continuing along that westerly limit 392.61
feet to the beginning of a curve to the left; thence
north 76° 10' west 150 feet to the northerly limit of a
swamp; thence south 68° 40' west along that northerly
limit 560 feet; thence south 57° 15' west continuing
along that northerly limit 1370 feet, more or less, to
the intersection with the westerly limit of said Lot 7;
thence southerly along that westerly limit 2624.24 feet,
more or less, to the place of beginning.
Schedule 8
Being composed of part of lots 2, 3, 4 and 5, in
Concession VI, in the Township of Tosorontio, in the
County of Simcoe, described as follows:
Beginning at the northeasterly angle of Lot 5, in
Concession VI; thence westerly along the northerly
limit of that lot a distance of 2217.50 feet to the inter-
section with the line between the east and west halves
of that lot; thence southerly along that line 1966.0 feet
to the intersection with the southerly limit of that lot;
thence westerly along that southerly limit 2201.64 feet
to the southwesterly corner of that lot; thence southerly
along the westerly limit of Lot 4, in Concession VI a
distance of 744.0 feet, more or less, to the water's edge
along the northerly bank of the Boyne River; thence
in a general southeasterly, northeasterly, southeasterly
and northeasterly direction following that water's edge
to its intersection with the easterly limit of Lot 2,
in Concession VI; thence northerly along the easterly
limits of lots 2, 3, 4 and 5, in Concession VI, to the
place of beginning.
Schedule 9
Beginning at the intersection of the westerly bank
of the Gananoque River with the northerly limit of
that part of the King's Highway known as No. 401;
thence in a westerly direction along that northerly
limit to the intersection with the easterly limit of the
road allowance between the Township of Pittsburgh
in the County of Frontenac and the Township of Front
of Leeds and Lansdowne in the County of Leeds; thence
northerly along that easterly limit 394.20 feet; thence
north 82° 26' 30" east 635.73 feet; thence north 0° 02'
west 1669.35 feet; thence north 79° 40' 30" east 627.46
feet to the intersection with the line between Lot A
and Lot 1 in Concession I in the Township of Front of
Leeds and Lansdowne; thence northerly along that line
1712 feet, more or less, to the centre line of Mud Creek;
thence northeasterly along that centre line and the
centre line of the northerly branch of that creek to the
intersection with the easterly limit of Lot 7 in Con-
cession I in the Township of Front of Leeds and
Lansdowne; thence southerly along that easterly limit
to the intersection with the southerly bank of the south
branch of Mud Creek; thence easterly along that
southerly bank to the intersection with the westerly
bank of the Gananoque River; thence southeasterly
along that westerly bank to the place of beginning.
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Open Seasons — Deer, Moose and
Black Bear.
Made— August 1st, 1968,
Filed— August 6th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE GAME AND FISH ACT, 1961-62
OPEN SEASONS— DEER, MOOSE AND
BLACK BEAR
1. In this Regulation,
(a) "non-resident's licence to hunt deer" means a
non-resident's licence to hunt deer, bear,
fox, game birds, rabbits, raccoon, squirrel
and wolf;
(b) "non-resident's licence to hunt moose" means
a non-resident's licence to hunt moose, deer,
bear, fox, game birds, rabbits, raccoon, squirrel
and wolf.
2. This Regulation is subject to Ontario Regula-
tions 229/63 and 22/65 and does not apply to provin-
cial parks other than that part of Algonquin Provincial
Park situate in the geographic townships of Bruton and
Clyde in the Provisional County of Haliburton.
OPEN SEASON FOR DEER
3. The holder of a resident's licence to hunt bear
and deer, a farmer's licence to hunt bear and deer,
a non-resident's licence to hunt moose or a non-
resident's licence to hunt deer may hunt deer in those
parts of Ontario described in,
(a) schedules 1 and 3 from the 28th day of Septem-
ber, 1968, to the 8th day of January, 1969,
both inclusive;
(b) Schedule 2 from the 27th day of October to
the 7th day of December, both inclusive, in
the year 1968;
(c) Schedule 4 from the 4th day of November to
the 16th day of November, both inclusive, in
the year 1968;
(d) Schedule 5 from the 16th day of September
to the 27th day of September, both inclusive,
in the year 1968;
(e) Schedule 6 from the 21st day of October to
the 2nd day of November, both inclusive, in
the year 1968;
(/) Schedule 14 from the 4th day of November to
the 9th day of November, both inclusive, in
the year 1968;
(g) Schedule 15 from the 4th day of November
to the 7th day of November, both inclusive,
in the year 1968;
(h) Schedule 17 from the 9th day of October to
the 14th day of December, both inclusive,
in the year 1968; and
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(t) Schedule 20 from the 18th day of November
to the 30th day of November, both inclusive,
in the year 1968.
4. The holder of a resident's licence to hunt bear
and deer, or a farmer's licence to hunt bear and deer,
may hunt deer in the Territorial District of Thunder
Bay from the 21st day of September to the 27th day
of September, both inclusive, in the year 1968.
5. Only bows and arrows may be used to hunt deer
in the Territorial District of Thunder Bay from the
21st day of September to the 27th day of September,
both inclusive, in the year 1968, and in,
(o) those parts of Ontario described in Schedule 6
from the 21st day of October to the 2nd day
of November, both inclusive, in the year 1968;
(b) those parts of the counties of Frontenac,
Hastings and Lennox and Addington lying
southerly of that part of the King's Highway
known as No. 401, excluding the islands of
Amherst, Howe, Simcoe and Wolfe, from the
4th day of November to the 9th day of
November, both inclusive, in the year 1968;
and
(c) those parts of Ontario described in Schedule 5
from the 16th day of September to the 27th
day of September, both inclusive, in the year
1968.
6. Only shotguns and bows and arrows may be
used to hunt deer,
(a) in the townships of Asphodel, Ennismore,
Douro, North Monaghan, Otonabee and Smith
in the County of Peterborough; and
(6) in the counties of Dundas, Glengarry, Pres-
cott, Russell and Stormont and that part of
the County of Carleton lying easterly of the
Rideau River.
7. — (1) The parts of Ontario described in sched-
ules 5, 6, 7, 18, 19 and 20 and clause b of section 5 are
designated as parts in which no person shall use or be
accompanied by a dog while hunting deer.
(2) The Territorial District of Thunder Bay is
designated as a part of Ontario in which no person shall
use or be accompanied by a dog while hunting deer
from the 21st day of September to the 27th day of
September, both inclusive, in the year 1968.
OPEN SEASON FOR MOOSE
8. The holder of a resident's licence to hunt bear
and moose or a non-resident's licence to hunt moose
may hunt moose in those parts of Ontario described in,
(o) Schedule 8 from the 15th day of September,
1968, to the 8th day of January, 1969, both
inclusive;
(b) Schedule 9 from the 28th day of September,
1968, to the 8th day of January, 1969, both
inclusive; and
(c) Schedule 10 from the 28th day of September
to the 31st day of October, both inclusive,
in the year 1968.
9. The holder of a resident's licence to hunt bear
and moose may hunt moose in those parts of Ontario
described in,
(c) Schedule 7 from the 19th day of October to
the 31st day of October, both inclusive, in the
year 1968;
(b) Schedule 11 from the 28th day of September,
1968, to the 8th day of January, 1969, both
inclusive;
(c) Schedule 12 from the 28th day of September
to the 31st day of October, both inclusive,
in the year 1968; and
(d) Schedule 13 from the 4th day of November to
the 16th day of November, both inclusive,
in the year 1968.
OPEN SEASON FOR BLACK BEAR
10. Black bear may be hunted in any part of
Ontario from the 2nd day of September, 1968 to the
30th day of June, 1969, both inclusive.
11. Ontario Regulations 139/65, 180/65, 266/65,
272/66 and 349/67 are revoked.
Schedule 1
Beginning at the intersection of the centre line of
the Albany River with the northerly production of the
meridian surveyed by Ontario Land Surveyor Niven,
in 1908; thence south along the said production and
along the meridian line by Ontario Land Surveyor
Niven in 1908 and 1907 to the southerly extremity
thereof; thence continuing south along Ontario Land
Surveyor Speight's meridian line of 1902 to the shore
of Lake Superior; thence south astronomically to the
International Boundary between Canada and the
United States of America; thence northwesterly,
southwesterly and westerly following that international
boundary to a point in Saganaga Lake where that
international boundary is intersected by the southerly
production of Ontario Land Surveyor Niven's meridian
line of 1890; thence due north along that production
and continuing along Ontario Land Surveyor Niven's
meridian line of 1890 to the 48th Mile Post thereon
in Latitude 49° 00' 06" north; thence due west 89 miles,
71 chains, 7 links, more or less, to the 18th Mile Post
on Ontario Land Surveyor Alexander Niven's 6th
Meridian Line; thence due north along that meridian
line, 6 miles to the 24th Mile Post therein; thence due
west along Ontario Land Surveyor Gillon's base line
of 1919 to the northeast corner of the geographic
Township of McLarty and continuing west along the
northerly boundaries of the geographic townships of
McLarty and Claxton and the westerly production
thereof to the east shore of Sabaskong Bay of the Lake
of the Woods; thence westerly and southwesterly along
the southerly shore of the said bay and along the east
shore of the Lake of the Woods to where the same is
intersected by the'49th degree parallel of north latitude;
thence due west 15 miles, more or less, to the Interna-
tional Boundary between Canada and the United
States of America; thence northwesterly along the inter-
national boundary to the intersection with the Inter-
provincial Boundary between Manitoba and Ontario;
thence northerly and northeasterly along that boundary
to the intersection with the shore of Hudson Bay;
thence in a southeasterly and southerly direction
following the shores of Hudson Bay and James Bay to
the intersection with the centre line of the Albany
River; thence in a southwesterly, westerly and north-
westerly direction following that centre line to the
place of beginning.
Schedule 2
Beginning at the intersection of the International
Boundary between Canada and the United States of
America with the boundary between the territorial
districts of Kenora and Rainy River; thence easterly
along the northerly boundary of the Territorial District
of Rainy River 15 miles, more or less, to the intersec-
tion with the easterly shore of the Lake of the Woods;
thence northeasterly along that easterly shore to the
intersection with the southerly boundary of the
geographic Township of Morson; thence easterly along
the southerly boundary of that geographic township to
the intersection with the westerly limit of the right
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of way of Secondary Highway No. 619; thence southerly
along that westerly limit to the intersection with the
southerly limit of the right of way of Secondary High-
way No. 600; thence easterly along that southerly
limit to the intersection with the westerly limit of
Lot 6, in Concession H, in the geographic Township
of Dewart; thence northerly along that westerly
limit and the westerly limit of Lot 6, in Concession HL
to the northerly limit of Concession HI in the said
geographic township; thence easterly along the north-
erly limit of that concession, and its easterly production
across the geographic townships of Rowe and Menary
to the easterly boundary of the last-mentioned geo-
graphic township; thence southerly along the easterly
boundary of the geographic townships of Menary and
Potts to the southeasterly corner of the last-mentioned
geographic township; thence easterly along the north-
erly boundary of the geographic townships of Kings-
ford and Dance to the intersection with the water's
edge along the Northwest Bay of Rainy I^ake; thence
southeasterly along that water's edge to the northerly
production of the easterly boundary of the geographic
Township of Dance; thence southerly along that
production and that easterly boundary to the south-
easterly corner of the last-mentioned geographic
township; thence easterly along the northerly boundary
of the geographic Township of Miscampbell to the
intersection with the westerly boundary of Rainy
Lake Indian Reserve No. 16D; thence northerly along
that westerly boundary to the northwesterly corner
thereof; thence easterly along the northerly boundary
of that Indian Reserve to the water's edge along the
westerly shore of Stanjikoming Bay; thence south-
easterly along that water's edge to the westerly
production of the northerly boundary of Rainy Lake
Indian Reserve No. 18C; thence easterly along that
production and that northerly boundary to the water's
edge of Rainy Lake; thence southerly, northeasterly,
southeasterly, easterly and southeasterly following that
water's edge to the most southerly extremity of a
peninsula of land lying immediately north of Island
G1457; thence southwesterly in a straight line to the
most northerly extremity of a peninsula of land in
Rainy Lake Indian Reserve No. 18B lying north-
westerly of Island G1457; thence southeasterly along
the water's edge of Rainy Lake to the easterly extrem-
ity of a peninsula of land lying northwesterly of
Island G937; thence southeasterly in a straight line
across the mouth of Haymarsh Bay to the water's edge
along the most easterly extremity of a peninsula of
land in Rainy Lake Indian Reserve No. 18B lying
southeasterly of Island G945; thence southerly, south-
westerly and southerly along the water's edge of Rainy
Lake and Sand Bay of Rainy Lake to the northerly
limit of the right of way of the Duluth, Winnipeg and
Pacific Railway; thence southeasterly along that rail-
way limit to the International Boundary between
Canada and the United States of America; thence in
a southerly, southwesterly and northwesterly direc-
tion along that international boundary to the place of
beginning.
Schedule 3
Beginning at a point in Saganaga Lake, being the
intersection of the International Boundary between
Canada and the United States of America with the
southerly production of Ontario Land Surveyor Niven's
Meridian Line of 1890; thence due north along that
production and continuing along Ontario Land Sur-
veyor Niven's Meridian Line of 1890 to the 48th Mile
Post thereon in Latitude 49° 00' 06" north ; thence due
west 89 miles, 71 chains, 7 links, more or less, to the
18th Mile Post on Ontario Land Surveyor Alexander
Niven's 6th Meridian Line; thence due north along
that meridian line, 6 miles to the 24th Mile Post
therein; thence due west along Ontario Land Surveyor
Gillon's Base Line of 1919 to the northeast corner of
the geographic Township of McLarty and continuing
west along the northerly boundaries of the geographic
townships of McLarty and Claxton and the westerly
production thereof to the east shore of Sabaskong Bay
of the Lake of the Woods; thence westerly and south-
westerly along the southerly shore of that bay and
along the easterly shore of the Lake of the Woods to
the southerly boundary of the geographic Township of
Morson; thence easterly along the southerly boundary
of that geographic township to the intersection with
the westerly limit of the right of way of Secondary
Highway No. 619; thence southerly along that westerly
limit to the intersection with the southerly limit of the
right of way of Secondary Highway No. 600; thence
easterly along that southerly limit to the intersection
with the westerly limit of Lot 6, in Concession II, in
the geographic Township of Dewart; thence northerly
along that westerly limit and the westerly limit of
Lot 6, in Concession III, to the northerly limit of
Concession III in the said geographic township; thence
easterly along the northerly limit of that concession,
and its easterly production across the geographic town-
ships of Rowe and Menary to the easterly boundary
of the last-mentioned geographic township; thence
southerly along the easterly boundary of the geographic
townships of Menary and Potts to the southeasterly
corner of the last-mentioned geographic township;
thence easterly along the northerly bour^dary of the
geographic townships of Kingsford and Dance to the
intersection with the water's edge along the North-
west Bay of Rainy Lake; thence southeasterly along
that water's edge to the northerly production of the
easterly boundary of the geographic Township of
Dance; thence southerly along that production and that
easterly boundary to the southeasterly corner of the
last-mentioned geographic township; thence easterly
along the northerly boundary of the geographic
Township of Miscampbell to the intersection with the
westerly boundary of Rainy River Indian Reserve
No. 16D; thence northerly along that westerly bound-
ary to the northwesterly corner thereof; thence easterly
along the northerly boundary of that Indian Reserve
to the water's edge along the westerly shore of Stanji-
koming Bay; thence southeasterly along that water's
edge to the westerly production of the northerly
boundary of Rainy Lake Indian Reserve No. 18C;
thence easterly along that production and that norther-
ly boundary to the water's edge of Rainy Lake; thence
southerly, northeasterly, southeasterly, easterly, and
southeasterly following that water's edge to the most
southerly extremity of a peninsula of land lying im-
mediately north of Island G1457; thence southwesterly
in a straight line to the most northerly extremity of
a peninsula of land in Rainy Lake Indian Reserve
No. 18B lying immediately west of Island G1457;
thence southeasterly along the water's edge of Rainy
Lake to the easterly extremity of a peninsula of land
lying northwesterly of Island G937; thence south-
easterly in a straight line across the mouth of Hay-
marsh Bay to the water's edge along the most easterly
extremity of a peninsula of land in Rainy Lake Indian
Reserve No. 18B lying southerly of Island G945;
thence southerly, southwesterly and southerly along
the water's edge of Rainy Lake and Sand Bay of Rainy
Lake to the northerly limit of the right of way of the
Duluth, Winnipeg and Pacific Railway; thence south-
easterly along that railway limit to the International
Boundary between Canada and the United States of
America; thence in a southeasterly direction along that
international boundary to the place of beginning.
Schedule 4
1. The territorial districts of Algoma, Manitoulin,
except the Island of Manitoulin, Nipissing, Parry
Sound, Sudbury and Timiskaming.
2. That part of the Territorial District of Cochrane
lying easterly of a line described as follows:
Beginning at the southwest corner of the geographic
Township of Clavet; thence north along the meridian
line run by Ontario Land Surveyor Niven in 1908 and
its northerly production to the intersection with the
centre of the main channel of the Albany River.
3. The Territorial District of Muskoka except those
parts of the geographic townships of Medora and Wood
lying easterly of the centre line of the right of way of
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the Canadian National Railways and northerly of a
line between concessions XV and XVI in the geographic
Township of Wood.
4. The Provisional County of Haliburton.
5. The County of Renfrew.
6. Those parts of the counties of Frontenac,
Hastings, Lennox and Addington and Peterborough
lying northerly of that part of the King's Highway
known as No. 7.
7. That part of the County of Lanark lying north-
erly and easterly of a line described as follows:
Beginning at the intersection of the westerly
boundary of the county and the centre line of that
part of the King's Highway known as No. 7; thence
easterly along that centre line to the intersection with
the centre line of that part of the King's Highway
known as No. 43; thence easterly along that centre
line to the intersection with the centre line of that part
of the King's Highway known as No. 29; thence south-
erly along that centre line to the southerly boundary
of the county; thence easterly to the easterly boundary
of the county.
8. The townships of Rama and Mara in the County
of Ontario.
9. The Township of Somerville and those parts of
the townships of Dalton and Laxton, Digby and
Longford lying northerly of the Monk Road in the
County of Victoria.
Schedule 5
Beginning at the southeasterly corner of the Ter-
ritorial District of Kenora; thence northerly along the
easterly boundary of that territorial district to the
intersection with the middle of the main channel of
Lake St. Joseph; thence northerly along the northerly
production of the easterly boundary of the Territorial
District of Kenora to the intersection with the 11th
Base Line; thence westerly along the 11th Base Line
to the intersection with the boundary between Ontario
and Manitoba; thence southerly along that boundary
to the intersection with the southerly boundary of
the Territorial District of Kenora; thence easterly
along that southerly boundary to the place of beginning.
Schedule 6
1. The islands in the Territorial District of Mani-
toulin except the geographic Township of Cockburn
Island and Philip Edward Island.
2. In the Township of Oxford in the County of
Grenville and described as follows:
Beginning at the southwesterly angle of Lot 27 in
Concession I; thence northerly along the westerly
limit of that lot to the intersection with the production
westerly of the southerly limit of the travelled road
along the southerly limit of a golf course occupying
the northerly part of Lot 27 in Concession I; thence
easterly along that production and the southerly
limit of that travelled road to the easterly limit of said
Lot 27; thence northerly along the easterly limit of
that lot to the northerly limit of a plan registered in
the Registry Office for the County of Grenville as
No. 16 for the Township of Oxford; thence easterly
along the northerly limit of that plan to the line
between the east and west halves of Lot 28 in Conces-
sion I; thence northerly along that line to a point
therein distant 166 feet measured southerly thereon
from the high-water mark on the southerly shore of
the Rideau River and Rideau Canal; thence easterly
and perpendicular to the line between the east and
west halves of Lot 28 a distance of 450 feet; thence
northerly parallel to the line between the east and
west halves of Lot 28 to the high-water mark on the
SQutherly shore of the Rideau Riyer ftnd Rideau
Canal; thence in a general easterly direction following
that high-water mark to a point therein distant 300 feet
measured easterly and perpendicular to the westerly
limit of Lot 29 in Concession I; thence southerly
and parallel to the westerly limit of Lot 29 a distance
of 120 feet; thence easterly and perpendicular to the
westerly limit of Lot 29 a distance of 120 feet; thence
northerly and parallel to the westerly limit of Lot 29
a distance of 120 feet, more or less, to the high -water
mark along the southerly shore of the Rideau River
and Rideau Canal; thence in a general easterly direc-
tion to the intersection with a line drawn parallel to
the line between the east and west halves of Lot 29
in Concession I; thence southerly along that parallel
line to a point distant 150 feet measured westerly and
perpendicular to the line between the east and west
halves of Lot 29 from a point therein distant 150 feet
measured southerly thereon from the high-water mark
on the southerly shore of the Rideau River and Rideau
Canal; thence easterly and perpendicular to the line
between the east and west halves of Lot 29 a distance
of 250 feet; thence northerly parallel to the line between
the east and west halves of Lot 29 to the intersection
with the high-water mark on the southerly shore of
Rideau River and Rideau Canal; thence in a general
easterly direction following that high-water mark to
the confluence with the high-water mark on the
westerly shore of Kemptville Creek; thence in a general
southerly direction following that high-water mark to
the intersection with the southerly limit of Lot 28 in
Concession II; thence westerly along the southerly
limit of lots 28 and 27 to the southeasterly angle of
Lot 26, in Concession II; thence northerly along the
easterly limit of that lot 540 feet; thence westerly in
a straight line to a point in the easterly limit of that
part of the King's Highway known as No. 16 and which
said point is distant 499 feet measured northerly along
that limit from the southerly limit of Lot 26; thence
northerly along the easterly limit of that highway to
the line between concessions I and II; thence westerly
along the line between concessions I and II to the
place of beginning.
Schedule 7
The geographic townships of Hilton, Jocelyn and
St. Joseph in the Territorial District of Algoma.
Schedule 8
Beginning at the intersection of the boundary
between Ontario and Quebec with the southerly shore
of James Bay; thence southerly along that boundary
to its intersection with the centre line of the right of
way of the most northerly east-west line of the Canadian
National Railways; thence westerly along that centre
line to its intersection with a meridian line through
the northeast corner of the geographic Township of
Bell, in the Territorial District of Thunder Bay; thence
northerly along the said meridian line to its intersection
with the Albany River; thence in a general northerly
and westerly direction following that river to the
Wabassi River flowing into the Albany River; thence
in a northwesterly direction following the Wabassi
River to its intersection with the 11th Base Line;
thence westerly along the 11th Base Line to its inter-
section with the Interprovincial Boundary between
Ontario and Manitoba; thence northerly and north-
easterly along that boundary to the shore of Hudson
Bay; thence easterly, southerly, southeasterly and
easterly along the shores of that bay and James Bay
to the place of beginning.
Schedule 9
Beginning at a point in the Ottawa River at the
intersection of the Interprovincial Boundary between
Ontario and Quebec with the easterly production of
the southerly boundary of the geographic Township of
Burnaby, in the Territorial District of Nipissing;
thence westerly along the said easterly production and
the southerly boundary of that geographic township to
the northeasterly corner of the geographic Township
of Flett; thence southerly along the easterly boundary
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of that geographic township to the southeasterly corner
thereof; thence westerly along the southerly boundary
of the geographic townships of Flett, Milne, Olive,
Torrington and Vogt to the southwesterly corner of
the last-mentioned geographic township; thence
northerly along the westerly boundary of the geographic
townships of Vogt and Phyllis to the southeasterly
corner of the geographic Township of Belfast; thence
westerly along the southerly boundary of that geo-
graphic township to the southwesterly corner thereof;
thence westerly along the southerly boundary of the
geographic townships of Armagh and Clary, in the
Territorial District of Sudbury, to the southwesterly
corner of the last-mentioned geographic township;
thence northerly along the westerly boundary of the
geographic Township of Clary to the northwesterly
corner thereof; thence westerly along the southerly
boundary of the geographic Township of Turner to
the southwesterly corner thereof; thence northerly
along the westerly boundary of the last-mentioned
geographic township to the northwesterly corner
thereof; thence easterly along the northerly boundary
of the last-mentioned geographic township to the
southwesterly corner of the geographic Township of
Dundee; thence northerly along the westerly boundary
of the last-mentioned geographic township to the
northwesterly corner thereof; thence westerly along
the southerly boundary of the geographic Township
of Ellis to the southwesterly corner thereof; thence
northerly along the westerly boundary of that ge-
ographic township to the southeasterly corner of the
geographic Township of McLeod; thence westerly
along the southerly boundary of the townships of
McLeod, StuU, Unwin, Hodgetts, Beulah, Blewett,
Brebeuf, Paudash, Chalet, Tp. 9, Margaret, Elizabeth,
Abney, Hubbard, and Tp. 8Z to the southwesterly
corner of the last-mentioned geographic township;
thence southerly along the easterly boundary of geo-
graphic townships Tp. 7A and Tp. 6A in the Territorial
District of Algoma, to the southeasterly corner of the
last-mentioned geographic township; thence westerly
along the southerly boundary of geographic townships
Tp. 6A, Tp. 6B, Tp. 6C, and Tp. 6D to the south-
westerly corner of the last-mentioned geographic town-
ship; thence southerly along the easterly boundary of
geographic township Tp. 6E to the southeasterly
corner thereof; thence westerly along the southerly
boundary of geographic townships Tp. 6E, Tp. 6F,
Tp. 6G, Tp. 6H, Tp. 22 Range 13, and Tp. 23 Range 13
to the southwesterly corner of the last-mentioned
geographic township; thence southerly along the
easterly boundary of geographic Township Tp. 24
Range 13 to the southeasterly corner thereof; thence
westerly along the southerly boundary of the last-
mentioned geographic township to the intersection with
the westerly limit of the right of way of the Algoma
Central Railway; thence northwesterly, easterly, and
northerly following that right of way to the intersection
with the high-water mark on the southerly bank of
the Michipicoten River; thence in a westerly direction
along that high-water mark to the confluence with the
water's edge along the shore of Lake Superior; thence
west astronomically to the southerly production of
the westerly boundary of geographic Township Tp. 33
Range 23; thence southerly along that southerly
production to the International Boundary between
Canada and the United States of America; thence in
a northwesterly, southwesterly and westerly direction
following that international boundary to a point in
Saganaga Lake where that international boundary is
intersected by the easterly boundary of the Territorial
District of Rainy River; thence northerly along that
easterly boundary to the northeasterly corner of that
territorial district; thence westerly along the northerly
boundary of that territorial district to the intersection
with the 7th Meridian; thence northerly along the 7th
Meridian in the Territorial District of Kenora to the
intersection with the southerly boundary of the
geographic Township of MacNicol; thence easterly
along the southerly boundary of the geographic town-
ships of MacNicol, Tustin and Bridges to the south-
westerly corner of the geographic Township of Docker;
thence in a northerly direction along the westerly
boundary of the geographic townships of Docker and
Smellie to the northwesterly corner of the last-men-
tioned geographic township; thence northerly along the
northerly production of the westerly boundary of the
geographic Township of Smellie to the intersection
with the centre line of the right of way of the most
northerly east-west line of the Canadian National
Railways; thence westerly along that centre line to
the intersection with the Interprovincial Boundary
between Ontario and Manitoba; thence northerly
along that boundary to the intersection with the 11th
Base Line; thence easterly along the 11th Base Line
to the Wabassi River flowing into the Albany River;
thence in a general southerly and easterly direction
following that river to the Albany River; thence in
a general southeasterly direction along the Albany
River to the intersection with the meridian line drawn
north astronomically from the northeasterly corner of
the geographic Township of Bell, in the Territorial
District of Thunder Bay; thence southerly along that
meridian line to the intersection with the centre line
of the right of way of the most northerly east-west
line of the Canadian National Railways; thence in
a general southeasterly direction along that centre
line to its intersection with the Interprovincial Bound-
ary between Ontario and Quebec; thence southerly
along that boundary to the place of beginning.
Schedule 10
Beginning at the northeasterly corner of the
geographic Township of Selkirk, in the Territorial
District of Sudbury ; thence westerly along the northerly
boundary of that geographic township to the easterly
boundary of the geographic Township of Haentschel;
thence northerly along the easterly boundary of that
geographic township to the northeasterly corner thereof;
thence westerly along the northerly boundary of the
geographic townships of Haentschel, Valin, Leask,
Lampman, Marshay, Shelley, Baynes, Marquette,
Tp. 7, Tp. 8, McPhail, Kelso, Cortez and Iris to the
northwesterly corner of the last-mentioned geographic
township; thence westerly along the northerly bound-
ary of geographic Township Tp. 7Z in the Territorial
District of Algoma to the northwesterly corner thereof;
thence southerly along the westerly boundary of
geographic townships Tp. 7Z and Z to the south-
westerly corner of the last-mentioned geographic town-
ship; thence westerly along the northerly boundary of
geographic townships Tp. 5A, Tp. 5B, Tp. 5C and
Tp. 5D to the northwesterly corner of the last-
mentioned geographic township; thence southerly
along the westerly boundary of the last-mentioned
geographic township to the northeasterly corner of
geographic Township Tp. 5E; thence westerly along
the northerly boundary of geographic townships
Tp. 5E, Tp. 5F, Tp. 5G, Tp. 5H, Tp. 22 Range 12 and
Tp. 23 Range 12, to the northwesterly corner of the
last-mentioned geographic township; thence southerly
along the westerly boundary of that geographic town-
ship to the northeasterly corner of geographic Town-
ship Tp. 24 Range 12; thence westerly along the
northerly boundary of that geographic township to the
westerly limit of the right of way of the Algoma Central
Railway; thence northwesterly, easterly, and northerly
along that railway limit to the high-water mark along
the southerly bank of the Michipicoten River; thence
westerly along that high-water mark to the confluence
with the water's edge of Lake Superior; thence west
astronomically to the intersection with the southerly
production of the westerly boundary of geographic
Township Tp. 33 Range 23; thence southerly along
that southerly production to the intersection with the
International Boundary between Canada and the
United States of America; thence southeasterly follow-
ing that boundary to an angle therein in the North
Channel of Lake Huron between Cockburn Island and
Drun^nond Island; thence easterly along the southerly
boundary of the Territorial District of Algoma through
the North Channel of Lake Huron to the intersection
with longitude 82° 30'; thence northerly along that
longitude to the intersection with the northerly limit
of the right of way of that part of the King's Highway
known as No. 17; thence northeasterly along that
highway limit to the intersection with the easterly
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boundary of the geographic Township of Hagar in the
Territorial District of Sudbury; thence northerly along
the easterly boundary of the geographic townships of
Hagar, Loughrin, Davis, Kelly, and McCarthy to the
northeasterly corner of the last-mentioned geographic
township; thence westerly along the northerly bound-
ary of that geographic township to the northwesterly
corner thereof; thence northerly along the easterly
boundary of the geographic townships of McConnell
and DeMorest to the northeasterly corner of the last-
mentioned geographic township; thence westerly along
the northerly boundary of the last-mentioned geo-
graphic township to the northwesterly corner thereof;
thence northerly along the easterly boundary of the
geographic Township of Marconi to the southerly
boundary of the geographic Township of Selkirk;
thence easterly along the southerly boundary of that
geographic township to the southeasterly corner
thereof; thence northerly along the easterly boundary
of that geographic township to the place of beginning.
Schedule 11
Beginning at a point in Saganaga Lake where the
International Boundary between Canada and the
United States of America is intersected by the easterly
boundary of the Territorial District of Rainy River;
thence northerly along that easterly boundary to the
northeasterly corner of the said Territorial District of
Rainy River; thence westerly along the northerly
boundary of that territorial district to the intersection
with the 7th Meridian; thence northerly along the 7th
Meridian in the Territorial District of Kenora to the
intersection with the southerly boundary of the geo-
graphic Township of MacNicol; thence easterly along
the southerly boundaries of the geographic townships
of MacNicol, Tustin and Bridges to the southwesterly
corner of the geographic Township of Docker; thence
in a northerly direction along the westerly boundaries
of the geographic townships of Docker and Smellie
to the northwesterly corner of the last-mentioned
geographic township; thence northerly along the
northerly production of the westerly boundary of the
geographic Township of Smellie to the intersection with
the centre line of the right of way of the most northerly
east- west line of the Canadian National Railways;
thence westerly along that centre line to the intersec-
tion with the boundary between Ontario and Man-
itoba; thence southerly along that boundary to the
intersection with the International Boundary between
Canada and the United States of America; thence
southeasterly along that international boundary to the
intersection with the boundary between the territorial
districts of Kenora and Rainy River; thence easterly
along the northerly boundary of the Territorial
District of Rainy River 15 miles, more or less, to the
intersection with the easterly shore of the Lake of the
Woods; thence northeasterly along that easterly
shore to the intersection with the northerly limit of
Concession II in the geographic Township of Morson
in the Territorial District of Rainy River; thence
easterly along that northerly limit to the intersection
with the easterly boundary of the geographic Township
of Morson; thence southerly along that easterly
boundary to the southeasterly corner of that geographic
township; thence easterly along the northerly bound-
aries of the geographic townships of Dewart, Rowe
and Menary to the northeasterly corner of the last-
mentioned geographic township; thence southerly
along the easterly boundary of the geographic Town-
ship of Menary to the southeasterly corner thereof;
thence easterly along the northerly boundaries of the
geographic townships of Potts and Fleming to the
intersection with the centre line of the waters of
Burditt Lake; thence in a southeasterly direction along
that centre line to and along the centre line of the
channel of the Manomin River to the intersection with
the westerly limit of Indian Reserve No. 17B; thence
northerly along that westerly limit to the northwesterly
corner of that Indian Reserve; thence easterly along
the northerly limit of that Indian Reserve to the north-
easterly corner thereof; thence southerly along the
easterly limit of that Indian Reserve to the intersec-
tion with the centre line of the waters of Manomin
Lake; thence in a northeasterly and easterly direction
following that centre line to and along the centre line
of the body of water connecting Manomin Lake and
Lake Despair to the centre line of the last-mentioned
lake; thence in a northeasterly and northerly direction
following the centre line of the waters of Lake Despair
to the intersection with the westerly production of the
centre of the channel of a stream between Lake Despair
and Footprint Lake; thence in a northeasterly direction
following that westerly production and the centre line
of that stream and its easterly production to the inter-
section with the centre line of the waters of Footprint
Lake; thence in a general southeasterly direction
following the centre line of the last-mentioned waters
to the intersection with the northerly limit of Indian
Reserve No. 17A; thence easterly along that northerly
limit to the northeasterly corner of said Indian Reserve
No. 17A; thence southerly along the easterly limit of
that Indian Reserve to the high-water mark of North-
west Bay of Rainy Lake; thence southeasterly in a
straight line to the intersection with the centre line of
the channel of Camp Narrows; thence in a south-
easterly direction following the last-mentioned centre
line to the intersection of the centre line of the waters
lying adjacent to and northerly of Shelter Bay, Browns
Inlet and the most northeasterly point of the geo-
graphic Township of Griesinger; thence in a south-
easterly and northeasterly direction following the centre
line of the last-mentioned waters to the mid point of the
waters lying between Hangingstone Point on the most
northeasterly point of the geographic Township of
Griesinger and the small island lying northeasterly
thereof and patented as locations G 113 and G 114;
thence southeasterly in a straight line to the most
southwesterly projection of Tug Point on Cheery
Island in Rainy Lake; thence south astronomically to
the intersection with the International Boundary
between Canada and the United States of America;
thence easterly, southerly and southeasterly following
that international boundary through Rainy Lake and
the several lakes, rivers and portages to the place of
beginning.
Schedule 12
Beginning at a point in the Ottawa River at the
intersection of the Interprovincial Boundary between
Ontario and Quebec with the easterly production of the
northerly boundary of the geographic Township of
Parkman in the Territorial District of Nipissing;
thence westerly along that easterly production and the
northerly boundary of the geographic townships of
Parkman and Angus to the northwesterly corner of
the last-mentioned geographic township; thence south-
erly along the westerly boundary of the geographic
Township of Angus to the northerly boundary of the
geographic Township of LaSalle; thence westerly along
the northerly boundary of the geographic townships of
LaSalle, Gooderham, Kenny, Sisk, McCallum and
Hobbs to the northwesterly corner of the last-mentioned
geographic township; thence northerly along the
easterly boundary of the geographic townships of
Clement and Scholes to the northeasterly corner of the
last-mentioned geographic township; thence westerly
along the northerly boundary of the last-mentioned
geographic township to the northwesterly corner
thereof; thence westerly along the northerly boundary
of the geographic townships of Afton and Sheppard,
in the Territorial District of Sudbury, to the north-
westerly corner of the last-mentioned geographic town-
ship; thence southerly along the westerly boundary of
the last-mentioned geographic township to the south-
westerly corner thereof; thence easterly along the
southerly boundary of the last-mentioned geographic
township to the southeasterly corner thereof; thence
southerly along the westerly boundary of the geo-
graphic townships of Macbeth, McNish, James, Henry
and Ratter to the intersection with the northerly limit
of the right of way of that part of the King's Highway
known as No. 17; thence southeasterly along that right
of way to the intersection with the westerly limit of that
part of Secondary Highway known as No. 533; thence
east astronomically to the intersection with the Inter-
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provincial Boundary between Ontario and Quebec;
thence in a northwesterly direction along that boundary
to the place of beginning.
Schedule 13
All that part of the Province of Ontario lying south
of a line described as follows:
Beginning at the intersection of the northerly limit
of the right of way of that part of the King's Highway
known as No. 17 with longitude 82° 30'; thence
easterly along that highway right of way limit to the
intersection with the westerly limit of the right of way
of that part of Secondary Highway known as No. 533;
thence east astronomically to the intersection with the
Interprovincial Boundary between Ontario and Quebec;
saving and excepting therefrom the islands in the
Territorial District of Manitoulin.
Schedule 14
1. The townships of Albemarle, Amabel, Eastnor,
Lindsay and St. Edmunds in the County of Bruce.
2. That part of the County of Carleton lying west-
erly of the Rideau River.
3. Those parts of the counties of Frontenac,
Hastings and Lennox and Addington lying between
that part of the King's Highway known as No. 7 and
that part of the King's Highway known as No. 401.
4. The County of Grenville.
5. That part of the County of Peterborough lying
southerly of that part of the King's Highway known
as No. 7.
6. That part of the County of Lanark not included
in paragraph 7 of Schedule 4.
7. The County of Leeds.
Schedule 15
1. The counties of Dundas, Glengarry and Stor-
mont.
2. The counties of Prescott and Russell.
3. That part of the County of Carleton lying east-
erly of the Rideau River.
Schedule 16
That part of the Township of Keppel in the County
of Grey known as Griffiths Island.
Schedule 17
The island in Lake Ontario lying easterly of the
Township of South Marysburgh in the County of
Prince Edward and known as Main Duck Island.
Schedule 18
The townships of Albermarle, Amabel, Eastnor and
Lindsay in the County of Bruce.
Schedule 19
1. The counties of Brant, Huron, Northumberland,
Perth, Waterloo, Wellington and Wentworth and,
(a) the County of Durham, except the Township
of Hope;
(b) the County of Halton, except the Town of
Oakville;
(c) the County of Simcoe, except the townships of
Innisfil, Nottawasaga, Sunnidale, Tecumseth
and Vespra;
(d) the townships of Pickering, Reach, Scott and
Uxbridge in the County of Ontario; and
(e) the townships of Georgina and North Gwil-
limbury in the County of York.
2. The County of Grey and the County of Bruce,
except the townships of Albemarle, Amabel, Eastnor,
Lindsay and St. Edmunds.
Schedule 20
The Island of Manitoulin in the Territorial District
of Manitoulin.
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Open Seasons — Game Birds.
Made— August 1st, 1968.
Filed— August 6th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE GAME AND FISH ACT, 1961-62
1. — (1) Section 1 of Ontario Regulation 272/67 is
amended by striking out "1967" in the second line and
inserting in lieu thereof "1968".
(2) Clause a of the said section 1 is amended by
striking out "30th day of September to the 25th day of
November" in the sixth and seventh lines and inserting
in lieu thereof "5th day of October to the 23rd day of
November".
(3) Clause b of the said section 1 is amended by
striking out "25th day of October to the 25th day of
November" in the second and third lines and inserting
in lieu thereof "23rd day of October to the 23rd day of
November".
(4) Clause c pi the said section 1 is amended by
striking out "23rd day of September to the 25th day of
November" in the first, second and third lines and
inserting in lieu thereof "21st day of September to the
23rd day of November".
2. — (1) Subsection 1 of section 3 of Ontario Regu-
lation 272/67 is amended by striking out "15th day of
September to the 15th day of December, both in-
clusive, in the year 1967" in the fifth and sixth lines
and inserting in lieu thereof "14th day of Septernber to
the 14th day of December, both inclusive, in the
year 1968".
(2) Subsection 2 of the said section 3 is amended
by striking out "15th day of September, 1967 to the
30th day of March, 1968" in the fifth and sixth lines
and inserting in lieu thereof "14th day of September,
1968 to the 31st day of March, 1969".
(3) Subsection 2c of the said section 3, as made by
section 1 of Ontario Regulation 441/67, is revoked.
(4) Subsection 3 of the said section 3 is amended
by striking out "1967" in the second line and inserting
in lieu thereof "1968".
(5) Clause a of the said subsection 3 is amended by
striking out "I5th day of September to the 15th day of
December" in the second and third lines and inserting
in lieu thereof "14th day of September to the 14th day
of December".
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(6) Clause b of the said subsection 3 is amended by
striking out "30th day of September to the 15th day of
December" in the seventh and eighth lines and in-
serting in lieu thereof "5th day of October to the 14th
day of December".
(7) Clause c of the said subsection 3 is amended by
striking out "23rd day of September to the 15th day of
December" in the third and fourth lines and inserting
in lieu thereof "21st day of September to the 14th day
of December".
3. — (1) Subsection 1 of section 5 of Ontario Regu-
lation 272/67 is amended by striking out "1967" in the
second line and inserting in lieu thereof "1968".
(2) Clause a of the said subsection 1 is amended by
striking out "30th day of October" in the second line
and inserting in lieu thereof "23rd day of October".
(3) Clause b of the said subsection 1 is amended by
striking out "30th day of October to the 4th day of
November" in the second and third lines and inserting
in lieu thereof "23rd day of October to the 26th day
of October".
4. Section 6 of Ontario Regulation 272/67, as
amended by section 1 of Ontario Regulation 369/67 is
revoked and the following substituted therefor:
6. — (1) Pheasant may be hunted in the year 1968
between the hours of 8 a.m. and 5 p.m.,
(a) from the 16th day of October to the
1 1th day of November, both inclusive,
in,
(i) the counties of Brant, Dufferin,
Elgin, Haldimand, Halton, Mid-
dlesex, Norfolk, Oxford, Perth,
Waterloo and Wellington,
(ii) the townships of Hay, Stephen
and Usborne in the County of
Huron, and
(iii) the townships of Beverly, East
Flamborough and West Flam-
borough in the County of Went-
worth ;
(b) from the 16th day of October to the
2nd day of November, both inclusive,
in,
(i) the counties of Peel and York,
except the townships of Geor-
gina and North Gwillimbury,
(ii) the townships of Adjala, Tecum-
seth and West Gwillimbury in
the County of Simcoe, and
(iii) the townships of East Whitby,
Pickering, Reach, Scott, Ux-
bridge and Whitby in the
County of Ontario;
(c) from the 23rd day of October to the
6th day of November, both inclusive,
in,
(i) the counties of Lincoln and
Welland, and
(ii) the townships of Ancaster, Bin-
brook, Glanford and Saltfleet in
the County of Wentworth;
(d) from the 23rd day of October to the
30th day of November, both inclusive,
in the counties of Kent and Lambton ;
(e) from the 23rd day of October to the
26th day of October, both inclusive, in
the County of Essex, except in the
Township of Pelee; and
(/) on the 24th, 25th and 31st days of
October and on the 1st day of Novem-
ber in the Township of Pelee in the
County of Essex.
(2) Pheasant may be hunted in the year 1968
between the hours of 8 a.m. and one-half hour
after sunset,
(a) from the 28th day of September to the
14th day of December, both inclusive,
in the County of Durham;
(b) from the 2nd day of October to the
31st day of October, both inclusive,
on St. Joseph Island in the Territorial
District of Algoma; and
(c) from the 21st day of September to the
14th day of December, both inclusive,
any part of Ontario except the areas
referred to in clauses a, b, c, d, e and /
of subsection 1 and clauses a and b of
this subsection.
(3) No person shall take in one day, in the areas
referred to in clauses c, b, c and d of subsec-
tion 1, more than three pheasants not more
than one of which shall be a female pheasant
except in the County of Lincoln, where no
female pheasant shall be taken.
(4) No person shall take in the area referred to in
clause e of subsection 1 a female pheasant or
in one day more than two male pheasants.
(5) No person shall take in one day in the areas
referred to in subsection 2, more than three
pheasants.
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Designation of Class of Licence.
Made— August 1st, 1968.
Filed— August 6th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE GAME AND FISH ACT, 1961-62
1. A licence in Form 7 or Form 10 of Ontario Regu-
lation 229/63 is designated a class of licence for the
purposes of subsection 8 of section 34 of the Act.
2. Ontario Regulation 325/67 is revoked.
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THE AIR POLLUTION CONTROL ACT, 1967
O. Reg. 281/68.
General.
Made — August 1st, 1968.
Filed— August 7th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE AIR POLLUTION CONTROL ACT, 1967
1. Section 3 of Ontario Regulation 449/67, as re-
made by section 1 of Ontario Regulation 45/68, is
revoked and the following substituted therefor:
3. Where an area of Ontario is not designated
under section 2,
(a) the Act applies to such area; and
(ft) this Regulation, except for sections 8
and 15, applies to such area.
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THE PUBLIC HEALTH ACT
O, Reg. 282/68.
Stuffed Articles.
Made— July 24th, 1968.
Approved — August 1st, 1968.
Filed— August 8th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE PUBLIC HEALTH ACT
1. Ontario Regulations 300/66 and 92/68 are
revoked.
2. This Regulation comes into force on the 1st day
of September, 1968.
M. B. DYMOND,
Minister of Health.
Dated at Toronto, this 24th day of July, 1968.
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THE SECONDARY SCHOOLS AND BOARDS
OF EDUCATION ACT
O. Reg. 283/68.
Designation of School Divisions in
Territorial Districts.
Made — August 1st, 1968.
Filed— August 8th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE SECONDARY SCHOOLS AND
BOARDS OF EDUCATION ACT
School Divisions in the Territorial Districts
1. — (1) The area in the territorial districts referred
to in paragraph 1 of each Schedule is designated as a
school division.
(2) The name set out in paragraph 2 of each
Schedule is the name assigned to the divisional board
that has jurisdiction in the school division referred to
in paragraph 1 of the Schedule.
2. This Regulation comes into force on the 1st day
of January, 1969.
Schedule 1
1. In the Territorial District of Algoma, being,
i. the Algoma District School Area No. 1,
ii. the Algoma District School Area No. 2, with
the exception of lands in the geographic town-
ships of Parkinson, Gladstone and Bright, and
the Township of Day and Bright Additional,
and
iii. all lands forming part of the Bruce Mines
High School District not included in the school
sections referred to in subparagraphs i and ii.
2. The Central Algoma Board of Education.
Schedule 2
1. In the Territorial District of Algoma, being,
i. the Township School Area of Wicksteed.
2. The Hornepayne Board of Education.
Schedule 3
1. In the Territorial District of Algoma, being,
i. the Township School Area of Michipicoten,
ii. the Township School Area of White River,
and
iii. School Section No. 1 in geographic townships
27 and 28.
2. The Michipicoten Board of Education.
Schedule 4
1. In the Territorial District of Algoma, being,
i. the Township School Area of Elliot Lake,
ii. the Township School Area of Iron Bridge,
iii. the Township School Area of Long and
Striker,
iv. the Township School Area of Spanish,
V. the School Section of the Town of Blind River,
vi. all lands of the Blind River High School
District not included in the school sections
referred to in subparagraphs i, ii, iii, iv or v,
and
vii. the lands of the Algoma District School Area
No. 2 not included in Schedule 1.
2. The North Shore Board of Education.
Schedule 5
1. In the Territorial District of Algoma, being,
i. the Township School Area of Deroche, Jarvis,
Hodgins, Gaudette and Shields,
ii. the Township School Area of Fenwick, Havi-
land and Vankoughnet,
iii. the Township School Area of Prince,
iv. School Section No. 1, in the geographic town-
ship of Aweres,
V. School Section No. 1, in the geographic town-
ships of Fisher and Herrick,
vi. School Section No. 1, in the geographic town-
ships of Ryan, Kincaid and Herrick, and
vii. the School Section of the City of Sault Ste.
Marie.
2. The Sault Ste. Marie Board of Education.
Schedule 6
1. In the Territorial District of Cochrane, being,
i. the Township School Area of Black River and
Matheson,
ii. the Township School Area of Calvert,
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iii. the Township School Area of Clute, Calder
and Ottaway,
iv. the Township School Area of Glackmeyer,
V. the Township School Area of Kennedy,
Brower, Fox and Pyne,
vi. the Township School Area of Playfair,
vii. School Section No. 2, in the geographic town-
ship of Brower,
viii. School Section No. 1, in the geographic town-
ship of Calder,
ix. School Section No. 7, in the geographic town-
ships of Calder and Colquhoun,
X. School Section No. 1, in the geographic town-
ship of Hanna,
xi. School Section No. 2, in the geographic town-
ships of Lamarche and Brower,
xii. School Section No. 1, in the geographic town-
ship of Newmarket,
xiii. School Section No. 2, in the geographic town-
ships of Newmarket and McCart,
xiv. School Section No. 1, in the geographic town-
ship of Pyne,
XV. School Section No. 2, in the geographic town-
ship of Teefy,
xvi. the School Section of the Town of Cochrane,
and
xvii. the School Section of the Town of Iroquois
Falls.
2. The Cochrane-Iroquois Falls Board of Educa-
tion.
Schedule 7
1. In the Territorial District of,
i. Cochrane, being,
a. the Township School Area of Eilber,
Barker, McCowan and McCrea,
b. the Township School Area of Way,
Lowther and Landry,
c. School Section No. 1, in the geographic
townships of Eilber, Barker and
Devitt,
d. School Section No. 2, in the geographic
townships of Eilber and Barker,
e. School Section No. 4, in the geographic
township of Eilber,
f. School Section No. 1, in the geographic
township of Hanlan,
g. School Section No. 1, in the geographic
township of Kendall,
h. School Section No. 3, in the geographic
townships of Kendall and Devitt, and
i. School Section No. 4, in the geographic
township of Kendall, and
ii. Algoma and Cochrane, being,
a. Hearst District School Area.
2. The Hearst Board of Education.
Schedule 8
1. In the Territorial District of Cochrane, being,
i. the Township School Area of Fauquier,
ii. the Township School Area of Kapuskasing,
iii. the Township School Area of Kendrey,
iv. the Township School Area of Shackleton and
Machin,
V. the Township School Area of Williamson and
Owens,
vi. School Section No. 1, in the geographic town-
ships of McCrea and McCowan,
vii. School Section No. 2, in the geographic town-
ship of McCrea,
viii. School Section No. 2, in the geographic town-
ship of O'Brien, and
ix. School Section No. 5, in the geographic town-
ship of O'Brien.
2. The Kapuskasing Board of Educations
Schedule 9
1. In the Territorial District of Cochrane, being,
i. the Township School Area of Matheson and
Hoyle,
ii. the Township School Area of Mountjoy,
iii. the Township School Area of Tisdale,
iv. the Township School Area of Whitney,
V. School Section No. 1, in the geographic town-
ship of Deloro,
vi. School Section No. 3, in the geographic town-
ships of German, Matheson and Cody,
vii. School Section No. 1, in the geographic town-
ship of Shaw, and
viii. the School Section of the Town of Timmins.
2. The Timmins Board of Education.
Schedule 10
1. In the Territorial District of Kenora, being,
i. the Township School Area of Barclay,
ii. the Township School Area of Britton, Wain-
wright and Zealand,
iii. the Township School Area of Ignace,
iv. the Township School Area of Machin,
V. the Township School Area of Oxdrift,
vi. the Township School Area of Zealand, South-
worth and Melgund,
vii. School Section No. 1, in the geographic town-
ship of Drayton,
viii. School Section No. 1, in the geographic town-
ship of Mutrie,
ix. School Section No. 1, in the geographic town-
ships of Rowell and Ladysmith,
x. School Section No. 3, in the geographic town-
ship of Van Home,
xi. School Section No. 1, 2, 1, 1, in the geographic
townships of Vermilion Additional, Drayton,
Jordan and Vermilion,
xii. School Section No. 3, in the geographic town-
ships of Wabigoon and Redvers,
xiii. the Union School Section of the Town of
Dryden, and
xiv. the School Section of the Town of Sioux
Lookout.
2. The Dryden Board of Education.
Schedule 11
1. In the Territorial District of Kenora, being,
i. the Township School Area of JaflFray and
Melick,
ii. the Township School Area of Sioux Narrows,
iii. School Section No. 1, 4, in the geographic
townships of Boys and Pellatt,
iv. School Section No. 1, in the geographic town-
ship of Kirkup,
V. School Section No. 1, Minaki,
vi. School Section No. 1, in the geographic town-
ship of Pellatt,
vii. School Section No. 2, in the geographic town-
ship of Pellatt,
viii. School Section No. 1, in the geographic town-
ship of Redditt,
ix. School Section No. 1, Wendigo,
X. the School Section of the Town of Keewatin,
and
xi. the School Section of the Town of Kenora.
2. The Kenora Board of Education.
Schedule 12
1. In the Territorial District of Kenora, being,
i. the Township School Area of Balmertown,
ii. the Township School Area of Ear Falls,
iii. the Township School Area of Red Lake,
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iv. School Section No. 1, in the geographic town-
ships of Baird and Heyson, and
V. School Section No. 1, in the geographic town-
ship of Dome.
2. The Red Lake Board of Education.
Schedule 13
1. In the Territorial District of Manitoulin, being,
i. Manitoulin District School Area No. 1,
ii. Manitoulin District School Area No. 2,
iii. the Township School Area of Assiginack,
iv. the Township School Area of Cockburn
Island,
V. the Township School Area of Rowland,
vi. the School Section of the Town of Little
Current, and
vii. all lands except Indian Reserves in the geo-
graphic townships of Bidwell and Sheguian-
dah.
2. The Manitoulin Board of Education.
Schedule 14
1. In the Territorial District of,
i. Muskoka, being all of the Territorial District
of Muskoka except the Township of Freeman,
and
ii. Nipissing, being that part of School Section
No. 2 in the geographic townships of Sinclair
and Finlayson, lying within the geographic
township of Finlayson.
2. The Muskoka Board of Education.
Schedule 15
1. In the Territorial District of Nipissing, being.
Nipissing District School Area No. 1,
Sturgeon Falls District School Area,
the Township School Area of Beaucage,
Pedley and Commanda,
the Township School Area of Bonfield,
the Township School Area of East Ferris,
the Township School Area of Phelps,
School Section No. 2, in the geographic town-
ship of Badgerow,
School Section No. 1, in the geographic town-
ship of Boyd,
School Section No. 1, in the geographic town-
ship of Crerar,
School Section No. 1, in the geographic town-
ship of Deacon,
School Section No. 2, in the geographic town-
ship of Gibbons,
School Section No. 2, in the geographic town-
ships of Gibbons and Bastedo,
School Section No. 1, in the geographic town-
ship of Lyman,
School Section No. 5, in the geographic town-
ships of MacPherson and Kirkpatrick,
the School Section of the City of North Bay,
the School Section known as Lacave,
those parts of the Township School Area of
Ratter and Dunnet, Crerar, Hugel and Kirk-
patrick, lying within the geographic town-
ships of Crerar, Hugel and Kirkpatrick,
that part of School Section No. 1, Falconer
and Scollard, lying within the geographic
township of Falconer, and
that part of the Township School Area of
North Himsworth and East Ferris, lying
within the Township of East Ferris.
VI.
vii.
XI.
xii.
xiii.
xiv.
XV.
xvi.
xvii.
2. The North Bay Board of Education.
Schedule 16
1. In the Territorial District of,
i. Parry Sound, being.
the Township School Area of Burk's
Falls,
the Township School Area of Gurd,
Patterson and Pringle,
the Township School Area of Hardy,
McConkey, Wilson, Mills and Pringle,
the Township School Area of Kearney,
Bethune and Proudfoot,
the Township School Area of Laurier,
the Township School Area of Mag-
netawan,
the Township School Area of Mc-
Murrich,
the Township School Area of Nipissing,
that part of the Township School Area
of North Himsworth and East Ferris,
lying within the Township of North
Himsworth,
the Township School Area of South
Himsworth,
the Township School Area of Perry,
the Township School Area of South
River,
the Township School Area of Sun-
dridge,
School Section No. 3, in the geographic
townships of Bethune and Proudfoot,
School Section No. 2, in the geographic
township of Monteith,
the School Section of the Town of
Powassan,
all other lands not designated in
Schedule 17, and
ii. Nipissing, being,
a. the Township School Area of Chisholm.
2. The East Parry Sound Board of Education.
Schedule 17
1. In the Territorial District of,
i. Parry Sound, being,
a.* the Town of Parry Sound,
b. the Village of Rosseau,
c. the townships of Carling, Christie,
Foley, Hagerman, Humphrey, Mc-
Dougall and McKellar,
d. the geographic townships of Blair,
Brown, Burton, Conger, Cowper, East
Burpee, Ferguson, Ferrie, Harrison,
Henvey, McKenzie, Mowatt, Shawan-
aga, and Wallbridge, and
e. those parts of the geographic town-
ships of Croft and Spence which are not
included in the Township School Area
of Magnetawan, and
ii. Muskoka, being,
a. the Township of Freeman.
2. The West Parry Sound Board of Education.
Schedule 18
1. In the Territorial District of Rainy River, being,
i. the Township School Area of Atikokan,
ii. the Township School Area of Atikokan No. 2,
iii. School Section No. 1, Flanders,
iv. School Section No. 1, Niobe Lake, and
V. School Section No. 1, Sapawe.
2. The Atikokan Board of Education.
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Schedule 19
1. In the Territorial District of,
i. Rainy River, being.
the Township School Area of Alberton,
the Township School Area of Atwood,
the Township School Area of Blue,
the Township School Area of Chappie,
the Township School Area of Dewart
and Sifton,
the Township School Area of Dilke,
the Township School Area of Emo,
the Township School Area of Kings-
ford,
the Township School Area of LaVallee,
the Township School Area of Mc-
Crossan and Tovell,
the Township School Area of Morley,
the Township School Area of Morson,
the Township School Area of Nelles,
the Township School Area of Spohn,
the Township School Area of Worthing-
ton,
School Section No. 1, in the geographic
township of Dance,
School Section No. 1, in the geographic
township of Miscampbell,
School Section No. 1, in the geographic
township of Pratt,
School Section No. 1, in the geographic
township of Sutherland,
School Section No. 2, 9, in the geo-
graphic townships of Sutherland and
Nelles,
the School Section of the Town of Fort
Frances, and
the School Section of the Town of
Rainy River,
ii. Kenora, being,
a. School Section No. 1, Bigsby Island,
and
iii. Kenora and Rainy River, being,
a. the Township School Area of Nestor
Falls.
2. The Fort Frances-Rainy River Board of Edu-
cation.
Schedule 20
1. In the Territorial District of Sudbury, being,
i. the Township School Area of Chapleau,
ii. School Section No. 1, in the geographic town-
ship of Halsey,
iii. School Section No. 1, in geographic township
UH,
iv. School Section No. 1, in geographic township
13G,
v. School Section No. 1, in geographic township
22, and
vi. School Section No. 1, in the geographic town-
ships of Eisenhower and de Gaulle, formerly
townships 23 and 24.
2. The Chapleau Board of Education.
Schedule 21
1. In the Territorial District of Sudbury, being,
i. the Township School Area of Baldwin,
ii. the Township School Area of Nairn,
iii. the Township School Area of Salter, May and
Harrow,
iv. the Township School Area of Webbwood,
v. School Section No. 2, in the geographic town-
ship of Lome,
vi. School Section No. 3, in the geographic town-
ship of Merritt, the Township of Baldwin and
the geographic township of Foster,
vii. School Section No. 4, in the geographic town-
ship of Merritt,
viii. School Section No. 1, in the geographic town-
ship of Elizabeth, formerly Township 11, and
the geographic township of Mongowin,
ix. the Union School Section of the Town of
Espanola, and
X. the School Section of the Town of Massey.
2. The Espanola Board of Education.
Schedule 22
1. In the Territorial District of Sudbury, being,
i. Blezard District School Area,
ii. Sudbury District School Area No. 1,
iii. Sudbury District School Area No. 2,
iv. the Township School Area of Allen and Big-
wood,
V. the Township School Area of Cleland and
Dryden,
vi. the Township School Area of Cosby, Mason
and Martland,
vii. the Township School Area of Dill, Cleland,
Secord and Burwash,
viii. the Township School Area of Drury, Denison
and Graham,
ix. the Township School Area of Falconbridge,
X. the Township School Area of Henry and
Loughrin,
xi. the Township School Area of Neelon, Garson
and Coniston,
xii. the Township School Area of Onaping,
xiii. the Township School Area of Waters,
xiv. School Section No. 1, in the geographic town-
ships of Broder and Dill,
XV. School Section No. 2, in the geographic town-
ship of Broder,
xvi. School Section No. 3, in the geographic town-
ship of Broder,
xvii. School Section No. 1, in the geographic town-
ships of Cartier and Hart,
xviii. School Section No. 2, in the geographic town-
ships of Delamere and Hoskin,
xix. School Section No. 2, 4, in the geographic
townships of Delamere and Bigwood,
XX. School Section No. 2, in the geographic town-
ship of Dill,
xxi. School Section No. 1, in the Township of
Dowling and the geographic township of
Creighton,
xxii. School Section No. 1, in the geographic town-
ship of Henry,
xxiii. School Section No. 2, 3, in the geographic
townships of Henry and Loughrin,
xxiv. School Section No. 2, in the geographic town-
ships of Louise and Lome,
XXV. School Section No. 1, in the geographic town-
ship of Norman,
xxvi. School Section No. 1, in the geographic town-
ships of Snider and Creighton,
xxvii. School Section No. 3, in the geographic town-
ship of Snider,
xxviii. the School Section of the Town of Capreol,
xxix. the School Section of the Town of Copper
Cliff,
XXX. the School Section of the Town of Levack,
xxxi. the School Section of the Town of Lively,
xxxii. the School Section of the City of Sudbury,
xxxiii. that part of the Township School Area of
Ratter and Dunnet, Crerar, Hugel and Kirk-
patrick, lying within the Township of Ratter
and Dunnet, and
xxxiv. that part of School Section No. 1, in the geo-
graphic townships of Falconer and Scollard,
lying within the geographic township of
Scollard.
2. The Sudbury Board of Education.
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Schedule 23
1. In the Territorial District of Thunder Bay, being,
i. the Township School Area of Beardmore,
ii. the Township School Area of Longiac,
iii. School Section No. 1, Bankfield,
iv. School Section No. 1, in the geographic town-
ships of Errington and Ashmore,
V. School Section No. 1, Kenogamisis,
vi. School Section No. 1, in the geographic town-
ship of Leduc,
vii. School Section No. 1, Sturgeon River, and
viii. the School Section of the Town of Geraldton.
2. The Geraldton Board of Education.
Schedule 24
1. In the Territorial District of Thunder Bay, being,
i. the Township School Area of Conmee,
ii. the Township School Area of Forbes, Dawson
Road and Ware,
iii. the Township School Area of Fourway,
iv. the Township School Area of Gillies,
V. the Township School Area of Gorham and
Ware,
vi. the Township School Area of Lybster, South
Marks and Strange,
vii. the Township School Area of Neebing,
viii. the Township School Area of O'Connor,
ix. the Township School Area of Oliver,
X. the Township School Area of Paipoonge,
xi. the Township School Area of Sibley,
xii. School Section No. 1, in the geographic town-
ship of Devon,
xiii. School Section No. 2, in the geographic town-
ships of Forbes and Goldie,
xiv. School Section No. 1, Mabella,
XV. School Section No. 1, in the geographic town-
ship of Pearson,
xvi. School Section No. 3, in the geographic town-
ships of Pearson and Fraleigh,
xvii. the School Section of the City of Fort William,
xviii. the School Section of the City of Port Arthur,
and
xix. the School Section of the Township of
Shuniah.
2. The Lakehead Board of Education.
Schedule 25
1. In the Territorial District of Thunder Bay, being,
i. the Township School Area of Manitouwadge,
ii. the Township School Area of Marathon,
iii. the Township School Area of Schreiber,
iv. the Township School Area of Terrace Bay,
V. School Section No. 1, Jackfish,
vi. School Section No. 1, in the geographic town-
ship of Pic,
vii. School Section No. 1, Port Coldwell, and
viii. School Section No. 1, Rossport.
2. The Lake Superior Board of Education.
Schedule 26
1. In the Territorial District of Thunder Bay, being,
i. the Township School Area of Dorion,
ii. the Township School Area of Nipigon,
iii. the Township School Area of Red Rock,
iv. the Township School Area of Stirling and
Lyon, and
V. School Section No. 1, in the geographic town-
ship of Lyon.
2, The Nipigon-Red Rock Board of Education.
Schedule 27
1. In the Territorial District of,
i. Timiskaming, being,
a. Englehart District School Area,
b. Timiskaming District School Area
No. 1,
c. the Township School Area of Arm-
strong,
d. the Township School Area of Brethour,
e. the Township School Area of Bryce and
Robillard,
f. the Township School Area of Bucke,
g. the Township School Area of Casey,
h. the Township School Area of Chamber-
lain,
i. the Township School Area of Charlton
and Dack,
j. the Township School Area of Cobalt
and Coleman,
k. the Township School Area of Dymond,
1. the Township School Area of Harley,
m. the Township School Area of Harris,
n. the Township School Area of Haultain,
Milner and Nicol,
o. the Township School Area of Hilliard,
p. the Township School Area of Ingram,
q. the Township School Area of James,
r. the Township School Area of Lorrain,
s. the Township School Area of Savard,
Sharpe and Robillard,
t. School Section No. 3, in the geographic
townships of Barber and Tudhope,
u. School Section No. 1, in the geographic
township of Firstbrook,
V. School Section No. 2, in the geographic
township of Firstbrook,
w. School Section No. 3, in the geographic
ships of Henwood and Lundy,
X. School Section No. 1, South Lorrain,
y. School Section No. 2, in the geographic
townships of Savard and Marquis,
z. School Section No. 4, in the geographic
townships of Truax and Robillard,
za. School Section No. 2, in the geographic
township of Tudhope,
zb. the School Section of the Town of
Haileybury, and
zc. the School Section of the Town of New
Liskeard, and
ii. Nipissing, being,
a. the Township School Area of Joan and
Phyllis,
b. the Township School Area of Temagami-
Marten River.
2. The Timiskaming Board of Education.
Schedule 28
1. In the Territorial District of,
i. Timiskaming, being,
g
Kirkland Lake District School Area,
the Township School Area of Gauthier,
the Township School Area of Larder
Lake,
the Township School Area of Mata-
chewan,
the Township School Area of McGarry,
School Section No. 1, in the geographic
townships of Benoit and Maisonville,
School Section No. 1, in the geographic
townships of Catharine and Pacaud,
1. School Section No. 1, in the geographic
township of Grenfell,
i. School Section No. 1, in the geographic
township of Lebel,
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j. School Section No. 1, in the geographic
townships of Maisonville and Gren-
fell,
k. School Section No. 3, in the geographic
townships of Marquis and Otto,
1. School Section No. 2, in the geographic
townships of Otto and Eby, and
m. School Section No. 4, in the geographic
township of Pacaud, and
ii. Cochrane and Timiskaming, being,
a. the Township School Area of Kingham.
2. The Kirkland Lake Board of Education.
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THE INDUSTRIAL STANDARDS ACT
O. Reg. 284/68.
Schedule — Barbering Industry —
Carleton Place Zone.
Made — August 1st, 1968.
Filed— August 8th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE INDUSTRIAL STANDARDS ACT
1. The Schedule is in force during pleasure within
the Carleton Place zone and is binding upon the em-
ployers and employees in the barbering industry.
2. Regulation 261 of Revised Regulations of
Ontario, 1960 is revoked.
3. This Regulation comes into force on the tenth
day after the publication thereof in The Ontario
Gazette under The Regulations Act.
Schedule
BARBERING INDUSTRY
Carleton Place Zone
interpretation
1. In this Schedule,
(a) "holiday" means,
(i) Sunday,
(ii) New Year's Day,
(iii) Good Friday,
(iv) Victoria Day,
(v) Dominion Day,
(vi) Carleton Place Civic Holiday,
(vii) Labour Day,
(viii) Thanksgiving Day,
(ix) Christmas Day, and
(x) the 26th day of December;
(ft) "week" means the period beginning with
Sunday and ending with the Saturday next
following, both inclusive.
HOURS OF WORK
2. No person shall perform work in the industry,
(c) on a holiday;
{b) before 8.30 a.m. or after,
(i) 6 p.m. on Monday, Wednesday, Thurs-
day or Saturday, or
(ii) 8 p.m. on Tuesday or Friday; or
(c) on a day that the employer elects under
section 3.
3. — (1) The employer shall elect either Monday or
Wednesday in each week as a day during which work is
not to be performed by his employees.
(2) The employer shall,
(a) post conspicuously in a place where his em-
ployees are engaged in their duties; and
(6) file with the advisory committee,
a notice setting out the day during which work is not
to be performed by his employees.
(3) Where an employer changes his election, he
shall give thirty days' notice in writing to his em-
ployees and to the advisory committee of the new day
elected.
4. Notwithstanding clause c of section 2, where
the day elected under section 3 precedes Good Friday,
Christmas Day or New Year's Day, an employee may
perform eight hours of work between 9 a.m. and 6 p.m.
on the day elected, if the elected day is not a holiday.
MINIMUM RATE OF WAGES
5. The minimum rate of wages for all work per-
formed in the industry by employees is $1 an hour.
6. No deductions shall be made from the minimum
rate of wages for,
(c) materials supplied;
(6) laundry service; or
{c) operating expenses.
, MINIMUM CHARGES
7. — (1) The minimum charge for each operation in
the industry shall be as follows:
1. Facial massage, plain 75 cents
ii. Hair-cut or trim for persons 14 years
of age and over $1.00
iii. Hair-cut for persons under 14 years
of age 75 cents
iv. Head-rub 35 cents
V. Shampoo, plain 75 cents
vi. Shave 75 cents
vii. Singe 75 cents
(2) No employer or employee shall,
(o) contract for or accept lower prices than those
in subsection 1;
(6) combine any of the operations named in sub-
section 1 without charging for each operation
in the combination; or
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(c) give any article or premium to the customer
without charging the full value of the article
or premium.
The Director approves section 7 of this Schedule.
M. E. HOWARD,
Director of Labour Standards.
Dated at Toronto, this 15th day of July, 1968.
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THE INDUSTRIAL STANDARDS ACT
O. Reg. 285/68.
Schedule — Barbering Industry-
Perth Zone.
Made — August 1st, 1968.
Filed— August 8th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE INDUSTRIAL STANDARDS ACT
1. The Schedule is in force during pleasure within
the Perth zone and is binding upon the employers and
employees in the barbering industry.
2. This Regulation comes into force on the tenth
day after the publication thereof in The Ontario
Gazette under The Regulations Act.
Schedule
BARBERING INDUSTRY
Perth Zone
interpretation
1. In this Schedule.
(a) "holiday" means,
(i) Sunday,
(ii) New Year's Day,
(iii) Good Friday,
(iv) Victoria Day,
(v) Dominion Day,
(vi) Perth Civic Holiday,
(vii) Labour Day,
(viii) Thanksgiving Day,
(ix) Christmas Day, and
(x) the 26th day of December;
(b) "week" means the period beginning with
Sunday and ending with the Saturday next
following, both inclusive.
HOURS OF WORK
2. Subject to section 4, no person shall perform
work in the industry,
(a) on a holiday;
(b) before 8.30 a.m. or after 6 p.m. in a day; or
(c) on a day that the employer elects under
section 3.
3. — (1) The employer shall elect Monday, Wed-
nesday or Saturday as the day during which work is
not to be performed by his employees.
(2) The employer shall,
(a) post conspicuously in a place where his em-
ployees are engaged in their duties; and
(b) file with the advisory committee,
a notice setting out the day during which work is not
to be performed by his employees.
(3) Where an employer changes his election, he
shall give thirty days' notice in writing to his em-
ployees and to the advisory committee of the new day
elected.
4. Notwithstanding section 2, where a holiday falls
on a day in a week other than,
(a) the day elected by his employer under
section 3; or
(b) Sunday,
an employee may perform work in the same week on
the day elected.
MINIMUM RATE OF WAGES
5. The minimum rate of wages for all work per-
formed in the industry by employees is $1 an hour.
6. No deductions shall be made from the minimum
rate of wages for,
(a) materials supplied;
(6) laundry service; or
(c) operating expenses.
MINIMUM CHARGES
7. — (1) The minimum charge for each operation in
the industry is as follows:
i. Facial massage, plain 75 cents
ii. Hair-cut or trim for persons 14 years
of age and over $1.00
iii. Hair-cut for persons under 14 years
of age 75 cents
iv. Head-rub 35 cents
V. Shampoo, plain 75 cents
vi. Shave 75 cents
vii. Singe 75 cents
(2) No employer or employee shall,
(a) contract for or accept prices lower than those
in subsection 1 ;
(6) combine any of the operations named in sub-
section 1 without charging for each operation
in the combination; or
(c) give any article or premium to the customer
without charging the full value of the article
or premium.
The Director approves section 7 of this Schedule.
M. E. HOWARD,
Director of Labour Standards.
Dated at Toronto, this 15th day of July, 1968.
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THE PUBLIC LIBRARIES ACT, 1966
O. Reg. 286/68.
General.
Made — August 1st, 1968.
Filed— August 8th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE PUBLIC LIBRARIES ACT, 1966
1. — (1) Clauses a and b of section 8 of Ontario
Regulation 56/67 are revoked and the following sub-
stituted therefor:
(a) "assessment" means the assessment of a
municipality or school section for which a
library is established and upon which taxes
for school purposes were levied for the pre-
ceding year;
(b) "assessment per capita" means,
(i) where a library is established for one
municipality or school section under
Part I of the Act, the quotient ob-
tained by dividing the provincial
equalized assessment of the muni-
cipality or school section for which the
library is established by the popula-
tion thereof,
(ii) where a library is established under
Part I or Part IV of the Act, or a
regional library system is established
under Part III of the Act, for more than
one municipality, the quotient ob-
tained by dividing the total of the pro-
vincial equalized assessments of the
municipalities for which the library or
regional library system is established
by the total population of the muni-
cipalities, and
(iii) where a library is established on
Crown land or on any lands that are
exempt from taxation for school pur-
poses, $3,200.
(2) Clause g of section 8 of Ontario Regulation
56/67 is revoked and the following substituted therefor:
(g) "population" means,
(i) where a library is established under
Part I or Part IV of the Act, or a
regional library system is established
under Part III of the Act, the total
population of the municipality or of
the combination of municipalities for
which the library or the regional
library system is established, less the
number of inmates of public institu-
tions which are situate within the
municipality or combination of muni-
cipalities, as determined by reference
to the municipal census of the muni-
cipality or municipalities taken in the
year in which the assessment roll on
which taxes were levied for the pre-
ceding year was prepared, and
(ii) where a library is established for a
school section in territory without
municipal organization, four times the
average daily enrolment in the public
school in the preceding year.
2. Section 11, section 12, as amended by section 1
of Ontario Regulation 340/67, sections 13 and 14,
section 15 as amended by section 2 of Ontario Regu-
lation 340/67, and sections 16, 17, 18 and 19 of On-
tario Regulation 56/67 are revoked and the following
substituted therefor:
11.-
APPROVED COST
-(1) In this Part, subject to subsections 2 and 3,
"approved cost" means,
(a) for a board established under Part I
of the Act for a municipality with a
population of 10,000 or more, or for
two or more municipalities with a
combined population of 10,000 or more,
or under Part IV of the Act, expendi-
tures for debt charges and capital ex-
penditures from the revenue fund,
(i) not in excess of $1 per capita,
and
(ii) 50 per cent of the portion of
such expenditures that is in ex-
cess of $1 per capita,
and expenditures for maintenance,
(iii) not in excess of $2.50 per capita,
and
(iv) 50 per cent of the portion of ex-
penditures for maintenance that
is in excess of $2.50 per capita;
(b) for a board established under Part I of
the Act for a municipality or school
section that has a population under
10,000, total current expenditures not
in excess of $1.20 per capita and 50 per
cent of the portion of such expendi-
tures that is in excess of $1.20 per
capita; and
(c) for a board established under Part III
of the Act, the lesser of,
(i) total current expenditures, and
(ii) $1 per capita and 50 per cent of
the portion of the total current
expenditures that is in excess of
$1 per capita.
(2) In determining approved cost,
(a) expenditures for debt charges due in
the current year;
(b) capital expenditures from the revenue
fund made in the preceding year; and
(c) expenditures for maintenance made in
the preceding year less current fund
revenue in that year from,
(i) rental of floor space, and
(ii) library service supplied to
another board under the terms
of a contract with another board
approved by the Minister, for an
amount of $10,000 or more.
shall be used.
(3) Approved cost is subject to the approval of
the Minister.
GRANTS FOR A PUBLIC LIBRARY BOARD
12. — (1) Subject to subsection 2, a board established
under Part I, Part III or Part IV of the Act
shall be paid a grant equal to the amount
computed by multiplying its approved cost
by the percentage rate in column 2 of Schedule
1 for the assessment per capita set opposite
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thereto in column 1, but the percentage rate
in column 2 of Schedule 1 shall be increased
in the case of,
(c) the 1968 grant by 50 per cent; and
(b) the 1969 grant by 25 per cent,
of the amount by which the percentage rate
used in calculating the grant payable to the
board in 1965 exceeded the percentage rate
determined from Schedule 1.
(2) The total grant payable under subsection 1
shall not be less than,
(a) $400; or
(b) 40 per cent of the total current ex-
penditures,
whichever is the lesser.
(3) A board established under Part III or Part IV
of the Act shall be paid a grant equal to the
lesser of,
(a) the salary of the chief librarian who
held a Class A, Class B or Class C
Certificate of Librarianship; and
(b) the amount computed by multiplying
$200 by the number of months that the
chief librarian was employed by the
board.
(4) A board established under Part I, Part III or
Part IV of the Act shall be paid a grant in
respect of each librarian who is employed by
the board and who held a valid Certificate of
Librarianship or of Library Service, other
than the chief librarian in a regional library
system established under Part III of the Act
or a county library established under Part IV
of the Act, equal to the lesser of,
(c) the salary of the librarian; and
(b) the amount in column 2 of Schedule 2
set opposite the type of Certificate of
Librarianship or of Library Service
held by the librarian, multiplied by the
number of months that the librarian
was employed by the board.
13. In addition to the grants payable under
section 12, a regional library system board
established under Part III of the Act shall be
paid a grant equal to,
(a) $30,000 for each territorial district in
the region;
(b) $10,000 for each county or each union
of counties in the region;
(c) the lesser of,
(i) $20,000, and
(ii) $2,000 for each 10,000 square
miles or fraction thereof that
forms part of the area of the
region; and
(d) the amount computed by multiplying
8 cents by the total population of the
municipalities for which the regional
library system is established.
14. — (1) Subject to subsection 2, a county public
library board established under Part IV of
the Act shall, in addition to the grants pay-
able under section 12, be paid a grant of,
(a) 60 cents per capita where the county
levy is 60 cents or more per capita; or
(b) $15,000,
whichever is the greater.
(2) For the purpose of this section, the population
and assessment of a separated town whose
library board has signed an agreement with
the county public library board for the pro-
vision of library service shall be included in
the population and assessment of the county.
GRANTS FOR A COUNTY LIBRARY CO-OPERATIVE BOARD
15. A county library co-operative board con-
tinued under section 53 of the Act shall be
paid a grant of $4,000 if the county grant
received by the board was $4,000 or more but
less than 10 cents per capita, or a grant of
$6,000 if the county grant received by the
board was 10 cents or more per capita, but the
grant payable in 1968 shall be not less than
50 per cent of the grant payable in 1966.
NEWLY ESTABLISHED BOARDS
16. — (1) For the purpose of calculating the grant
payable under subsection 1 of section 12 in
respect of the year in which a board estab-
lished under Part I, Part III or Part IV of the
Act comes into operation and, if the board has
not been in operation for a year, in respect of
the next year thereafter,
(a) the assessment per capita of the board
shall be determined by the use of the
assessment, adjusted by the provincial
equalizing factor, upon which taxes for
school purposes were levied; and
(6) subject to subsections 2 and 3, the
board's approved cost shall be deter-
mined by the use of the expenditures,
in the year for which the grant is payable.
(2) All expenditure for debt charges or a capital
expenditure from the revenue fund shall not
be included in approved cost for more than
one year.
(3) In the year in which two or more boards, each
of which has been in operation for one year or
more, unite to form a new board, the grant for
each former board shall be calculated as
though no change had taken place and shall
be paid to the new board.
(4) In the year in which a board is established
under Part I of the Act for a municipality
with a population of 10,000 or more, or for
two or more municipalities with a combined
population of 10,000 or more, or under Part
IV of the Act, the board shall be paid, in
addition to the grants payable under section 12
or 14, a grant equal to the amount computed
by multiplying 20 cents by the population of
the municipality or municipalities for which
the board is established.
(5) In the year in which a board established under
Part III of the Act begins to operate a cata-
loguing centre approved by the Minister, the
board shall be paid, in addition to the grants
payable under sections 12 and 13, a grant
equal to the lesser of,
(a) the expenditure for the cataloguing
centre; and
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(b) the amount computed by multiplying
20 cents by the total population of the
municipalities in the region for which
the board is established,
but not more than one cataloguing centre shall
be approved in any one year.
GENERAL
17. For the purposes of this Part, The Munici-
pality of Metropolitan Toronto shall be
deemed to be a region complying with the re-
quirements of section 38 of the Act.
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THE SEPARATE SCHOOLS ACT
O. Reg. 287/68.
County Combined Separate School
Zones.
Made— August 1st, 1968.
Filed— August 8th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE SEPARATE SCHOOLS ACT
COUNTY ROMAN CATHOLIC COMBINED
SEPARATE SCHOOL ZONES
1. The following areas are designated as areas in
which the separate school zones whose centres are
within the areas are united to form county combined
separate school zones:
1. The County of Brant, designated as "Brant".
2. The County of Elgin, designated as "Elgin".
3. The County of Essex excluding the City of
Windsor, designated as "Essex".
4. The County of Halton, designated as
"Halton".
5. The County of Kent, designated as "Kent".
6. The County of Lambton, designated a=
"Lambton".
7. The County of Lincoln, designated as
"Lincoln".
8. The County of Middlesex, designated as
"Middlesex".
9. The County of Ontario, designated as
"Ontario".
10. The County of Oxford, designated as
"Oxford".
11. The County of Renfrew, designated as
"Renfrew".
12. The County of Simcoe and the Combined
Roman Catholic Separate School Zone of
Baxter in the District of Muskoka, desig-
nated as "Simcoe".
13. The County of Waterloo, designated as
"Waterloo".
14. The County of Welland, designated as
"Welland".
15. The County of Wellington, designated as
"Wellington".
16. The County of Wentworth, designated as
"Wentworth".
17. The County of York excluding The Muni-
cipality of Metropolitan Toronto, designated
as "York".
18. The United Counties of Prescott and Russell,
designated as "Prescott and Russell".
19. The United Counties of Stormont, Dundas
and Glengarry, designated as "Stormont,
Dundas and Glengarry".
20. The counties of Bruce and Grey, designated
as "Bruce-Grey".
21. The counties of Dufferin and Peel, designated
as "Dufferin-Peel".
22. The counties of Frontenac and Lennox and
Addington, designated as "Frontenac-Lennox
and Addington".
23. The counties of Haldimand and Norfolk,
designated as "Haldimand-Norfolk".
24. The counties of Hastings and Prince Edward,
and the Roman Catholic Separate School
Zone of Airy and the Roman Catholic
Separate School Zone of Murchison and
Lyell, in the District of Nipissing, designated
as "Hastings-Prince Edward".
25. The counties of Huron and Perth, designated
as "Huron-Perth".
26. The County of Lanark and the United
Counties of Leeds and Grenville, designated
as "Lanark-Leeds and Grenville".
27. The counties of Peterborough and Victoria
and the United Counties of Northumberland
and Durham, designated as "Peterborough-
Victoria-Northumberland and Durham".
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Publications Under The Regulations Act
August 24th, 1968
THE HIGHWAY TRAFFIC ACT
O. Reg. 288/68.
Drivers' Licences.
Made— August 8th, 1968.
Filed— August 12th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE HIGHWAY TRAFFIC ACT
1. Notwithstanding section 21 of Regulation 227
of Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1960, the driver's
licence of a person which expires between the 10th day
of August, 1968 and the 19th day of August, 1968,
both inclusive, shall be deemed to be valid.
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THE CEMETERIES ACT
O. Reg. 289/68.
Closings and Removals.
Made— August 8th, 1968.
Filed— August 12th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE CEMETERIES ACT
1. Regulation 42 of Revised Regulations of On-
tario, 1960, as amended by Ontario Regulations 277/61,
332/61, 354/61, 192/62, 226/62, 308/62, 6/63, 198/63,
85/64, 191/64, 25/65, 162/65, 209/65, 234/65, 296/65,
7/66, 79/66, 154/66, 25/67, 85/67, 169/67, 225/67,
310/67, 337/67 and 239/68, is further amended by
adding thereto the following schedules:
Schedule 47
OLD ROMAN CATHOLIC CEMETERY
TOWNSHIP OF TARENTORUS
DISTRICT OF ALGOMA
In the City of Sault Ste. Marie in the District of
Algoma and being composed of part of the southwest
quarter of the southwest quarter of Section 29 in the
said City of Sault Ste. Marie, formerly in the Town-
ship of Tarentorus, containing an area of 1.86 acres,
more or less and described as follows:
Premising that the centre line of the King's High-
way No. 17 (T.C.) has an astronomical bearing of
south 1° 46' 30* east as shown on Department of
Highways Plan No. P-2652-33 and relating all bearings
herein, thereto.
Beginning where a survey post has been planted
in the eastern limit of the King's Highway No. 17
(T.C.) as defined on Department of Highways Plan
No. P-2652-33, said point defining the southwestern
angle of the herein described parcel and being distant
1,305.22 feet measured north 1° 46' 30" west along the
said eastern limit of the King's Highway No. 17 (T.C.)
from where the same is intersected by the southern
limit of the said Section 29 at a point therein distant
50 feet measured north 87° 36' 15" east thereon from
the southwestern angle thereof; thence continuing
north 1° 46' 30" west along the said eastern limit of the
King's Highway No. 17 (T.C.) a distance of 395.97 feet
to a survey post planted; thence north 86° 49' east
along the northern limit of the said southwest quarter
of the southwest quarter of Section 29 a distance of
202.98 feet to a survey post planted; thence south
r 46' 30" east 400.96 feet to a survey post planted;
thence south 88° 13' 30" west 202.92 feet to the place
of beginning.
Schedule 48
PIONEER VILLAGE CEMETERY
PART OF BECHTEL's TRACT
CITY OF KITCHENER
COUNTY OF WATERLOO
In the City of Kitchener, in the County of Waterloo,
being composed of a part of Bechtel's Tract in the said
City of Kitchener, more particularly described as
follows:
Beginning at a point in the northern limit of the
Huron Road where it is intersected by the north-
eastern limit of the lands of the Canadian National
Railway; thence north 77° 05' east along the northern
limit of the said Huron Road, a distance of 1,272.41 feet;
thence north 44° 37' 30" west, a distance of 703.38
feet more or less to a point where a standard iron bar
is planted, and which said point is the place of be-
ginning; thence north 44° 37' 30" west, a distance of
18 feet more or less to a point where a standard iron
bar is planted; thence north 45° 22' 30" east, a distance
of 51 feet more or less to a point where a standard
iron bar is planted; thence south 44° 37' 30" east,
a distance of 18 feet more or less to a point where a
standard iron bar is planted; thence south 45° 22' 30"
west a distance of 51 feet more or less to the aforesaid
place of beginning.
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THE HOMEMAKERS AND NURSES SERVICES
ACT
O. Reg. 290/68.
General.
Made— August 8th, 1968.
Filed— August 13th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE HOMEMAKERS AND NURSES SERVICES
ACT
1. — (1) Clause a of section 1 of Regulation 236 of
Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1960 is amended by
striking out "and includes" in the second line and
inserting in lieu thereof "including" and by adding to
the end thereof "provided in accordance with section 6
of the Act by a homemaker qualified under this
Regulation".
(2) Clause c of the said section 1, as made by section
1 of Ontario Regulation 72/65, is revoked.
2. Section 3 of Regulation 236 of Revised Regu-
lations of Ontario, 1960 is amended by striking out
"The Nurses Registration Act" in the first and second
lines and inserting in lieu thereof "The Nurses Act,
1961-62".
3. Section 7 of Regulation 236 of Revised Regu-
lations of Ontario, 1960, as remade by section 2 of
Ontario Regulation 72/65, is revoked and the following
substituted therefor:
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7. — (1) In this section,
(a) "liquid assets" means cash, bonds,
debentures, stocks, the beneficial in-
terest in assets held in trust and avail-
able to be used for maintenance and
any other assets that can be readily
converted into cash; and
(b) "person in need" means,
(i) a person eligible for an allow-
ance under The Family Bene-
fits Act, 1966,
(ii) a person eligible for general
assistance under The General
Welfare Assistance Act, or
(iii) subject to subsections 2 and 3,
a person who by reason of
financial hardship, inability to
obtain regular employment, loss
of the principal family pro-
vider, illness, disability or age
is found, in accordance with
this section, to be unable to
provide adequately for himself
or for himself and his depen-
dants, or any of them, because
his available monthly income,
as determined in accordance
with Form 5, is less than the
monthly cost of providing under
the Act the services of a home-
maker or nurse to him or any
of his dependants.
(2) In determining that a person is a person in
need for the purpose of this section, there
may be excluded in determining available
monthly income an exemption on net earnings
not exceeding an amount equal to twenty-five
per cent of the monthly net earnings of the
person and the monthly net earnings of his
dependants who are adults.
(3) In determining that a person is a person in
need for the purpose of this section, the
municipal welfare administrator or the
regional welfare administrator, as the case
may be, shall take into account the liquid
assets that are available.
(4) For the purpose of section 9 of the Act, the
financial circumstances of a person in need
do not permit him to pay in full the fees
prescribed for the services of a homemaker or
nurse.
(5) The monthly amount of the reimbursement
under section 9 of the Act payable by the
Province to a municipality that pays in whole
or in part for homemaking services or nursing
services provided to a person in need shall
be 80 per cent of,
(a) the total cost of the homemaking
services provided in the month up to a
maximum of,
(i) $12 per day where the service
is furnished by the day for at
least eight consecutive hours in
any one day, or
(ii) $1.50 per hour for any period
up to eight hours in any one
day where the services are /ur-
jiished by the hour; pr
{b) the total cost of the nursing services
provided in the month up to a maxi-
mum of $4.50 per visit of the regis-
tered nurse,
as the case may be, paid by the municipality
on or after the 1st day of April, 1967 on
behalf of the person in need where the
services are purchased from an organization
approved by the Minister pursuant to
section 5 of the Act, less the available monthly
income of the person in need determined in
accordance with Form 5.
(6) Subject to subsection 7, where a person in
need resides in territory without municipal
organization, the amount paid by the Prov-
ince to provide him with the services of a
homemaker or with nursing services, shall
not exceed the maximum amount in clause a
or b, as the case may be, of subsection 5.
(7) The amount payable under subsection 6 by
the Province may exceed the maximum
amounts referred to in that subsection in any
case where, in the opinion of the Deputy
Minister of Social and Family Services, the
circumstances indicate that the need for the
services applied for will not otherwise be met.
4. Section 8 of Regulation 236 of Revised Regu-
lations of Ontario, 1960, as remade by section 3 of
Ontario Regulation 72/65, is revoked.
5. Section 9 of Regulation 236 of Revised Regu-
lations of Ontario, 1960, as amended by section 4 of
Ontario Regulation 72/65, is revoked.
6. Subsection 2 of section 10 of Regulation 236 of
Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1960 is amended by
striking out "A statement of account" in the first
line and inserting in lieu thereof "An application for
reimbursement by the Province".
7. — (1) Clause a of subsection 1 of section 11 of
Regulation 236 of Revised Regulations of Ontario,
1960 is amended by striking out "a statement of
account" in the first line and inserting in lieu thereof
"an application for reimbursement by the Province".
(2) Clause b of subsection 1 of the said section 11 is
amended by striking out "fees" in the first line and
inserting in lieu thereof "amount".
(3) Clause b of subsection 2 of the said section 11 is
amended by striking out "statement of account" in
the third line and inserting in lieu thereof "contents of
Form 2".
8. Section 12 of Regulation 236 of Revised Regu-
lations of Ontario, 1960, as made by section 1 of
Ontario Regulation 44/63 and amended by section 5 of
Ontario Regulation 72/65 and section 1 of Ontario
Regulation 309/65, is revoked and the following
substituted therefor:
12. An applicant for or recipient of services
under the Act shall for the purpose of the
Act and this Regulation be deemed to reside
or to have resided in the municipality or in
territory without municipal organization, as
the case may be, where he is or was ordinarily
resident at the date of his application for the
services so long as he remains in the muni-
cipality or in the territory.
9. — (1) Paragraph 6 of Form 1 of Regulation 236
of Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1960 is revoked
and the following substituted therefor:
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6. Check if in receipt of:
□ general assistance under The General
Welfare Assistance Act
n payment under the Old Age Security Act
(Canada)
Q an allowance under The Family Benefits
Act, 1966
(2) Paragraph 7 of the said Form 1 is amended by
striking out "five" in the first line and inserting in lieu
thereof "three".
(3) Paragraphs 8, 9 and 10 of the said Form 1 are
revoked.
(4) Subparagraph i of paragraph 11 of the said
Form 1 is revoked and the following substituted
therefor:
i. Assets
Type of Asset
In Whose
Name?
Name of Bank
Organization
or Company
Amount on
Deposit or
Value of
Asset
Yearly
Income
of
Dividend
Yes
No
Bank or Savings Accounts
Government Bonds
Other Bonds or Debentures
Securities, Stocks, Shares
Superannuation, Pension, Annuities
Mortgages Receivable, Loans to
Others
Money in Trust
Other (specify):
(5) The said Form 1 is amended by striking out
"Provincial" in the heading immediately preceding
paragraph 14 and inserting in lieu thereof "Regional"
and by striking out "provincial welfare" in the first
line immediately following paragraph 15 and inserting
in lieu thereof "regional welfare".
10. Form 2, as amended by section 6 of Ontario
Regulation 72/65, and Form 3 of Regulation 236 of
Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1960 are revoked and
the following substituted therefor:
Form 2
The Homemakers and Nurses Services Act
AN APPLICATION FOR REIMBURSEMENT BY THE PROVINCE
Amount for the month of , 19 . ,
Corporation of the of
County or District of
PART I
HOMEMAKERS SERVICES— PURCHASED BY THE MUNICIPALITY FROM AN
ORGANIZATION APPROVED UNDER SECTION 5 OF THE ACT
1. Total Cases Served:
Family Cases
Single Cases
2. i. Family Cases
Male
Female
Total
Adults
60 years of age or more
Others
Children
Total Persons in Families
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ii. Single Cases
60 years of age or more
Others
iii. Total Persons Served
3. Cost of services furnished by day (not to include amounts paid in excess of $12 per day)
Number of days @ per day $
Number of days @ per day
Number of days @ per day
Cost of services provided by hour (not to include amounts paid in excess of $1.50 per hour)
Number of hours @ per hour
Number of hours @ per hour
Number of hours @ per hour
Less: Available monthly income of persons served ,
Net cost to municipality ,
PART II
NURSES SERVICES— PURCHASED BY THE MUNICIPALITY FROM AN ORGANIZATION
APPROVED UNDER SECTION 5 OF THE ACT
4. Total Cases Served:
Male
Female
5.
Visits to:
Male
Female
Total
Adults
60 years of age or more
Others
Children
Total Visits Made
6. Cost of services (not to include amounts paid in excess of $4.50 per visit)
Number of visits @ per visit $
Number of visits @ per visit
Number of visits @ per visit
Less: Available monthly income of persons served . .
Net cost to municipality
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PART III
7. Net cost to municipality for homemakers and nurses services:
Net cost — Part I $
Net cost — Part II
Total $
PART IV
8. This statement is true and correct and the amounts shown have been disbursed and no amount is included
that is not in accordance with The Homemakers and Nurses Services Act, and the regulations thereunder.
Municipal Welfare Administrator
Post Office Address
Treasurer
Post Office Address
PART»V
FOR DEPARTMENTAL USE ONLY
9. Net cost to municipality (see Part III). . . .
10. Adjustment, specify
11. Adjustment, specify
12. Adjustment, net cost to municipality
13. Less: Municipal portion— 20% of item 12
14. Reimbursement by the Province
Recommended for payment
(date) (signature)
Form 3
The Homemakers and Nurses Services Act
CONSENT TO INSPECT ASSETS
I , an applicant for services under
The Homemakers and Nurses Services Act, and I, ,
(complete only where applicable)
spouse of the above applicant, consent that:
1. The Municipal Welfare Administrator □
or his
The Regional Welfare Administrator □
authorized representative inspect and have access to any account or safety deposit box held by me alone
or jointly, in any bank, trust company or other financial institution or to any assets held by me or on
my behalf by any person, or any records relating to any of them.
2. The Municipal Welfare Administrator Q
or his
The Regional Welfare Administrator □
authorized representative secure information in respect of any life or accident insurance policy on my
late spouse,
(name of late spouse — complete only where applicable)
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Dated at this .
(Witness)
Dated at this.
.day of.
. day of .
..19.
(signature of applicant)
(address)
..19
(signature of spouse where applicable)
Form:
(Witness)
(address, if different)
11. Regulation 236 of Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1960 is amended by adding thereto the following
Form 5
The Homemakers and Nurses Services Act
DETERMINATION OF AVAILABLE MONTHLY INCOME
Name.
Address ,
.Telephone No.
Family Composition:
Children, 16 years and over
Children, 10 to 15 years
Children, 0 to 9 years
Adults
Number
PART I
Monthly Income (Adults)
1. Net Earnings $.
2. Boarder Revenue
3. Rental Revenue
4. Family Allowances and Youth Allowances
5. Pensions
6. Unemployment Insurance or Training Allowances
7. Separation or Alimony Payments
8. Other (specify)
9. Monthly Income
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PART II
Monthly Budgetary Items (Family)
10. Food, clothing and personal items (see Part IV) $
1 1 . Special diets ,
12. Light
13. Water
14. Telephone
15. Household supplies
16. Fuel
17. Sub-total $•
18. Rent
19. Mortgage payments (principal and interest)
20. Property taxes
21. Debt payments, as approved by the municipal welfare administrator or the regional
welfare administrator
22. Travel and transportation
23. Drugs
24. Dental Services
25. Optical services
26. Medical services (premiums or actual cost)
27. Hospital services (premiums or actual cost)
28. Other, as approved by the municipal welfare administrator or the regional welfare ad-
ministrator (specify) • •
29. Monthly Budgetary Items
30. Monthly Income less Monthly Budgetary Items (item 9 less item 29).
PART III
Exemptions
31 . Monthly Income less Monthly Budgetary items (see item 30).
32. Deduct Exemptions: On earnings (item 1 $. . . . x . . . . %) $.
33. On boarder revenue (item 2 $. . . . x 60%)
34. On rental revenue (item 3 $. . . . x 40%)
35. Family Allowances and Youth Allowances (item 4)
36. For contingencies (item 17 $ x 20%)
37. Total Exemptions
38. Available Monthly Income
I certify that any of the above information provided by me is correct.
(date) (signature of applicant)
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PART IV
39. Determination of Amounts of Food, Clothing and Personal Items
Total
Children
16 years
Children
Children
Number of Adults
Children
and over
10-15 years
0-9 years
One
Two
0
0
0
0
47.00
80.00
0
0
1
72.00
99.00
1
0
1
0
81.00
107.00
1
0
0
86.00
112.00
0
0
2
92.00
124.00
0
1
1
100.00
132.00
2
0
2
0
108.00
140.00
1
0
1
105.00
137.00
1
1
0
113.00
145.00
2
0
0
118.00
150.00
0
0
3
117.00
148.00
0
1
2
125.00
156.00
0
2
1
133.00
164.00
0
3
0
141.00
172.00
3
1
0
2
130.00
161.00
1
1
1
138.00
169.00
1
2
0
146.00
177.00
2
0
1
143.00
174.00
2
1
0
151.00
182.00
3
0
0
156.00
187.00
0
0
4
141.00
171.00
0
1
3
149.00
179.00
0
2
2
157.00
187.00
0
3
1
165.00
195.00
0
4
0
173.00
203.00
1
0
3
154.00
184.00
1
1
2
162.00
192.00
4
1
2
1
170.00
200.00
1
3
0
178.00
208.00
2
0
2
167.00
197.00
2
1
1
175.00
205.00
2
2
0
183.00
213.00
3
0
1
180.00
210.00
3
1
0
188.00
218.00
4
0
0
193.00
223.00
40. More than Four Children
For each child in the family in excess of four add to the appropriate amount set out in the Schedule for a
family of four children as follows:
Child 16 years and over.
Child 10-15 years
Child 0-9 years
Monthly
$36.00
31.00
23.00
(193)
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O. Reg. 293/68 2147
THE THEATRES ACT
O. Reg. 291/68.
General.
Made— August 8th, 1968.
Filed— August 13th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE THEATRES ACT
1. — (1) Clause a of paragraph 10 of section 71 of
Regulation 554 of Revised Regulations of Ontario,
1960, as remade by section 1 of Ontario Regulation
259/65, is amended by striking out "25" in the second
line and inserting in lieu thereof "30".
(2) Clause b of paragraph 10 of section 71 of
Regulation 554 of Revised Regulations of Ontario,
1960, as remade by section 1 of Ontario Regulation
259/65, is amended by striking out "50" in the second
line and inserting in lieu thereof "60".
(3) Clause c of paragraph 10 of section 71 of
Regulation 554 of Revised Regulations of Ontario,
1960, as remade by section 1 of Ontario Regulation
259/65, is amended by striking out "sixth" in the
second line and inserting in lieu thereof "eighth".
2. Paragraph 11a of section 71 of Regulation 554
of Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1960, as made by
section 1 of Ontario Regulation 259/65, is amended by
striking out "six" in the first line and inserting in lieu
thereof "eight".
3. This Regulation comes into force on the 1st day
of September, 1968.
(194)
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THE MILK ACT, 1965
O. Reg. 292/68.
Grade A Milk— Marketing.
Made— August 8th, 1968.
Filed— August 15th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE MILK ACT, 1965
1. — (1) Subsection 1 of section 16 of Ontario
Regulation 70/68 is amended by striking out "$6.72"
in the eighth line and inserting in lieu thereof "$7.22".
(2) Subsection 2 of the said section 16 is amended
by striking out "$6.15" in the seventh line and inserting
in lieu thereof "$6.65".
(3) Subsection 4 of the said section 16 is amended
by striking out "$5.71" in the seventh line and in-
serting in lieu thereof "$6.21".
2. This Regulation comes into force on the 1st day
of September, 1968.
The Ontario Milk Marketing Board:
GEORGE R. Mclaughlin,
Chairman.
E. C. ROUSE,
Secretary.
Dated at Toronto, this 8th day of August, 1968.
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THE ONTARIO MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES
RETIREMENT SYSTEM ACT, 1961-62
O. Reg. 293/68.
General.
Made— August 8th, 1968.
Filed— August 15th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE ONTARIO MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES
RETIREMENT SYSTEM ACT, 1961-62
1. Subsection 3 of section 12 of Ontario Regulation
168/62, as remade by section 2 of Ontario Regulation
249/65, is revoked and the following substituted
therefor:
(3) The annual amount of pension payable to a
member under this section is 2 per cent of his
contributory earnings before the 1st day of
January, 1968 and 2.2 per cent of his con-
tributory earnings on and after the 1st day
of January, 1968 reduced for each year in the
same proportion that the contributions of the
member in the year under section 9 are
reduced,
(o) to 4 per cent, if he is a member whose
normal retirement age is 65 years; and
(6) to 5 per cent, if he is a member whose
normal retirement age is 60 years.
2. Clause h of subsection 1 of section 16 of Ontario
Regulation 168/62, as remade by section 12 of Ontario
Regulation 8/66, is revoked and the following sub-
stituted therefor:
(6) an annual pension of 2 per cent of his con-
tributory earnings before the 1st day of
January, 1968 and 2.2 per cent of his con-
tributory earnings on and after the 1st day
of January, 1968 payable during his life
until he is entitled to a pension under the
Canada Pension Plan at which time the
pension of the member shall be adjusted to
take into account the amount by which the
annual amount of pension under this clause
has exceeded the amount that would have
been payable to the member under section 12.
3. Subsections 5 and 6 of section 21 of Ontario
Regulation 168/62, as remade by section 17 of Ontario
Regulation 8/66, are revoked and the following sub-
stituted therefor:
(5) The rate of interest on a contribution made
under a prior service agreement shall be as
determined under the provisions of the
agreement.
(6) The maximum annual pension payable to a
member under a prior service agreement is,
(c) the amount of pension prescribed
in subsection 4 of section 248c of The
Municipal Act computed on the
annual rate of earnings of the member
at the date the agreement is entered
into;
(6) the annual amount of pension payable
to the member under the agreement in
respect of the contributions and in-
terest at his credit under an approved
pension plan and transferred to his
credit under the agreement; or
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(c) the annual amount of pension that
would have been payable at his normal
retirement age to the member under
an approved pension plan if the con-
tributions and interest at his credit
thereunder had not been transferred
to his credit under the agreement,
whichever is the largest amount, less any
pension payable to the member under an
approved pension plan.
4. Subsections 2 and 3 of section 23 of Ontario
Regulation 168/62, as made by section 2 of Ontario
Regulation 397/67, are revoked and the following
substituted therefor:
(2) The contributions to the Fund under a
supplementary agreement may be paid by
the member or the employer or both of them
(3)
and the Board on receipt of such contributions
shall deposit them in the Fund after making
any deduction prescribed in the agreement
for the payment of management and adminis-
tration expenses and the amount so deposited
together with interest as determined under
the provisions of the agreement shall be held
for the payment of supplementary benefits
provided under the agreement.
The factors to be used in calculating the
amount of pension to be paid in respect of a
contribution made under a supplementary
agreement shall be the factors as determined
accordance
agreement.
(208)
with the provisions of the
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O. Reg. 296/68 2185
Publications Under The Regulations Act
August 3l8t, 1968
THE PLANNING ACT
O. Reg. 294/68.
Restricted Areas — District of Sudbury —
Bowell, Lumsden and Wisner
Townships.
Made— August 6th, 1968.
Filed— August 19th, 1968.
ORDER MADE UNDER THE PLANNING ACT
1. All lands in the geographic townships of Bowell,
Lumsden and Wisner, in the Territorial District of
Sudbury, other than the lands within Registered
Plan M-207, are designated as areas of subdivision
control under clause b of subsection 1 of section 27
of the Act.
2. Subsection 3 of section 26 of the Act applies to
the lands within Registered Plan M-207 for the Terri-
torial District of Sudbury.
VV. DARCY McKEOUGH,
Minister of Municipal Affairs.
Dated at Toronto, this 6th day of August, 1968.
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THE HOSPITAL SERVICES COMMISSION
ACT
O. Reg. 295/68.
General.
Made— July 23rd, 1968.
Approved — August 8th, 1968.
Filed— August 20th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE HOSPITAL SERVICES COMMISSION
ACT
1. — (1) Part I of Schedule 12 to Ontario Regulation
1/67, as made by section 8 of Ontario Regulation
231/68, is amended by adding thereto the following
items:
7c. Gait
South Waterloo Memorial
Hospital
20a. St. Marys
St. Marys Memorial
Hospital
(2) Part III of the said Schedule 12 is amended by,
(a) adding thereto the following items:
4a. Barrie Simcoe Ambulance Service
46. Barry's Bay Goulet Ambulance Service
45a. Kingston
456. Kingston
Reid's Ambulance Service
Reid & Son Ltd. Ambulance
Service
61c. Owen Sound May Ambulance Service
64c. Parkhill
Box & Son Ambulance
Service
92c. Streetsville
Lee Ambulance Service
92b. Sturgeon Falls Clements Ambulance
Service
108o. Waterdown
Patton Ambulance Service
(6) striking out "Henderson Ambulance Service"
opposite item 63 and inserting in lieu thereof
"Henderson's Ambulance Service"; and
(c) striking out items 29 and 87.
Ontario Hospital Services Commission:
S. W. MARTIN,
Chairman.
D. J. TWISS,
Commissioner.
Dated at Toronto, this 23rd day of July, 1968.
(216)
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THE CROP INSURANCE ACT (ONTARIO), 1966
O. Reg. 2%/68.
Winter Wheat Crop Insurance Plan.
Made— July 23rd, 1968.
Approved — August 15th, 1968.
Filed— August 20th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE CROP INSURANCE ACT (ONTARIO),
1966
1. Clause c of section 3 of the Schedule to Ontario
Regulation 30/67 is revoked and the following sub-
stituted therefor:
(c) "average farm yield" means the average of
previous yields of the seeded acreage com-
puted ,on the basis of acreage production
records of the insured person or on such other
basis as the Commission approves;
2. Clause c of section 7 of the Schedule to Ontario
Regulation 30/67, as amended by section 1 of Ontario
Regulation 330/67, is further amended by striking out
"20th" in the second line and inserting in lieu thereof
"1st".
3. Subsection 2 of section 8 of the Schedule to
Ontario Regulation 30/67 is amended by striking out
"September" in the fourth line and inserting in lieu
thereof "October".
4. Subsection 1 of section 9 of the Schedule to
Ontario Regulation 30/67 is revoked and the following
substituted therefor:
(1) The coverage provided under a contract of
insurance shall be,
(c) 50 per cent;
(6) 60 per cent;
(c) 70 per cent; or
(d) 80 per cent,
of the average farm yield in bushels of the
total acreage seeded to winter wheat by the
insured person in accordance with the regu-
lations.
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5. — (1) Subsection 1 of section 10 of the Schedule
to Ontario Regulation 30/67 is amended by striking
out "normal expected" in the second line and inserting
in lieu thereof "average farm".
(2) Clause a of subsection 2 of the said section 10
is amended by striking out "September" in the second
line and inserting in lieu thereof "October".
6. Subsection 1 of section 13 of the Schedule to
Ontario Regulation 30/67 is revoked and the following
substituted therefor:
(1) The premium payable by an insured person
for acreage in a county or territorial district
named in column 1 of Table 1 for each $100
of liability determined under section 11 is the
amount set opposite the name of the county
or territorial district,
(c) in column 2 where the percentage under
section 9 or 10 is 50 per cent;
(6) in column 3 where the percentage under
section 9 or 10 is 60 per cent;
(c) in column 4 where the percentage under
section 9 or 10 is 70 per cent; or
(d) in column 5 where the percentage under
section 9 or 10 is 80 per cent.
7. Subsection 1 of section 15 of the Schedule to
Ontario Regulation 30/67 is revoked and the following
substituted therefor:
(1) Every insured person shall file with the
Commission in each crop year a final acreage
report in Form 3,
(a) within ten days after seeding is com-
pleted or within a time to be deter-
mined by the Commission, where
acreage has been seeded to winter
wheat; or
(b) on or before the 30th day of October
of the crop year, where no acreage has
been seeded to winter wheat.
8. — (1) Subsection 1 of section 18 of the Schedule
to Ontario Regulation 30/67 is amended by striking
out "normal expected" in the second line and the sixth
line and inserting in lieu thereof in each instance
"average farm".
(2) Subsection 2 of the said section 18 is amended
by striking out "normal expected" in the third line
and inserting in lieu thereof "average farm",
9, Section 19 of the Schedule to Ontario Regulation
30/67, as amended by section 2 of Ontario Regulation
330/67, is revoked and the following substituted
therefor:
19. For the purposes of this plan the final date
for seeding winter wheat in a crop year in a
county or territorial district named in column
1 of Table 1 is the date set opposite the
name of the county or territorial district in
column 6 or such other date as may be
determined from time to time by the Com-
mission.
10, Table 1 of the Schedule to Ontario Regulation 30/67 is revoked and the following substituted therefor:
TABLE 1
Column 1
Column 2
Column 3
Column 4
Column 5
Column 6
County or Territorial District
50%
60%
70%
80%
Final Seeding
Date
RATE ZONE 1
Brant, Elgin, Essex, Haldimand, Kent,
Lambton, Lincoln, Middlesex, Norfolk,
Oxford, Welland, Wentworth
$2.80
$4.30
$5.80
$7.80
October 20th
RATE ZONE 2
Bruce, Duflferin, Durham, Grey, Halton,
Hastings, Huron, Lennox and Addington,
Northumberland, Ontario, Peel, Perth,
Peterborough, Prince Edward, Simcoe,
Victoria, Waterloo, Wellington, York. . . .
$2.90
$4.40
$5.90
$7.90
September 30th
RATE ZONE 3
Carleton, Dundas, Frontenac, Glengarry,
Grenville, Lanark, Leeds, Prescott, Ren-
frew, Russell, Stormont
$3.00
$4.50
$6.00
$8.00
September 15th
RATE ZONE 4
The Provisional County of Haliburton and
the territorial districts
$3.50
$5.30
$7.30
$9.70
September 15th
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11. Form 1 of Ontario Regulation 30/67 is revoked and the following substituted therefor:
Form 1
The Crop Insurance Act {Ontario), 1966
APPLICATION FOR CROP INSURANCE
To The Crop Insurance Commission of Ontario:
(name of person, corporation or partnership, and, if partnership, names of all partners)
(address)
(phone no.)
applies for crop insurance under The Crop Insurance Act {Ontario), 1966 and the regulations and in support of
this application the following facts are stated:
1. Crop insurance contract number, if any, under The Crop Insurance Act {Ontario), 1966:
2. This application is made for insurance coverage on
3. This application is made for the crop year ending in 19. . . .
4. The applicant is the owner-operator or tenant-operator of the farm or farms described in paragraph 5.
5. Description of farm or farms operated by applicant:
Farm No.
Lot
Concession
Township
County or
Territorial District
No. of
Acres
Owner or
Tenant
6. — (1) Declaration of yields (for the five most recent years in which the crop was produced):
Harvest Year
Total Acres
Date Completed
Total Bushels
Harvested
Seeded
Harvested
Seeding ^
Harvesting
(2) Where harvested acreage was less than seeded acreage, indicate reasons:
7. Average farm yield is bushels.
8. Coverage applied for is per cent.
9. A deposit premium of $ (minimum of $15) accompanies
this application.
Dated at , this day of.
,19....
(signature of applicant)
(title of official signing for a corporation)
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12. — (1) Paragraph 3 of Form 2 of Ontario Regu-
lation 30/67 is amended by striking out "normal
expected" in the second line and inserting in lieu
thereof "average farm".
(2) Paragraph 9 of the said Form 2, as amended
by section 3 of Ontario Regulation 330/67, is revoked
and the following substituted therefor:
9. For the purposes of this plan the final date
for seeding winter wheat in a crop year is the
date prescribed by the plan for the county or
district in which the seeded acreage is situate.
(3) Paragraph 12 of the said Form 2 is amended
by adding thereto the following subparagraph:
(5) Notwithstanding any application made in
writing by the insured person under this
paragraph, the Commission may, where loss or
damage occurs in Stage 1, notify the insured
person in writing that it intends to terminate
the insurance coverage on such damaged
acreage and to calculate the amount of loss
in the manner prescribed in subparagraph 3
with respect to such damaged acreage and
where notice of such intention has been
given, the Commission shall calculate accord-
ingly the amount of loss to be taken into
account in the final adjustment of loss and
the value of the insured crop on such dam-
aged acreage shall not progress beyond
Stage 1.
13. Form 3 of Ontario Regulation 30/67 is revoked and the following substituted therefor:
Form 3
The Crop Insurance Act (Ontario), 1966
1. Insured person.
(name)
(address)
2. Crop Insurance Contract No
3. Crop year covered by this report: September 1, 19. . . . to August 31, 19.
4. Date on which seeding of winter wheat was completed:
5. Variety seeded
(phone no.)
6. Coverage in force is per cent of the average farm yield in bushels of the total acreage
seeded to winter wheat.
7. Average farm yield is bushels per acre.
8. I hereby assign per cent of my right to indemnity under this contract in respect of
the crop described hereunder to
(name)
(address)
9. The insured person is engaged full time in farming If "No", explain:
"Yes" or "No"
10. Crop will be harvested by:
own equipment shared equipment
custom operator
11. Details of acreage seeded to winter wheat (a diagram of each farm on which the insured crop is grown must
be attached to this report):
Farm
No.
No. of
Acres
Soil
Type
Manure
Applied
No. of
Acres
Fertilizer Applied
No. of
Acres
Systematically
Tile
Drained
Distance
Between
Drains
Heat
Unit
Rating
Previous
Crop
Produced
Pounds
Per Acre
Grade
12. The fertilizer referred to above in paragraph 11 was applied in accordance with soil test recommendations
"Yes"' or "No""
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13. The acreage set out above in paragraph 11 is the total acreage seeded to winter wheat by the insured person.
14. The premium (less premium deposit, if any) accompanies this report.
15. At this date the crop has suffered no damage, except as follows:
Dated at , this .
. day of .
.19....
(signature of insured person)
(217)
Dated at Toronto, this 23rd day of July, 1968.
(title of official signing for a corporation)
The Crop Insurance Commission of Ontario:
K. E. LANTZ,
Chairman
A. C. HOAD,
Secretary
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THE GAME AND FISH ACT, 1961-62
O. Reg. 297/68.
Open Seasons — Fur-Bearing Animals.
Made— July 29th, 1968.
Filed— August 20th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE GAME AND FISH ACT, 1961-62
1. Clause b of section 4 of Ontario Regulation
295/67 is amended by striking out "25th day of
October" in the first and second lines and inserting in
lieu thereof "1st day of November",
RENE BRUNELLE,
Minister of Lands and Forests.
Toronto, July 29th, 1968.
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THE MENTAL HEALTH ACT, 1967
O. Reg. 298/68.
Application of Act.
Made— August 15th, 1968.
Filed— August 21st, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE MENTAL HEALTH ACT, 1967
1. Section 15 of Ontario Regulation 53/68 is
revoked and the following substituted therefor:
15. — (1) A member of a review board who is,
(a) the chairman;
. (&) a psychiatrist; or
(c) a barrister and solicitor,
shall be paid $100 for each day he is engaged
upon the work of the board.
(2) A member of a review board who is not
referred to in subsection 1 shall be paid $60
for each day he is engaged upon the work of
the board.
(3) The chairman of an advisory review board
who is a judge of the Supreme Court shall be
paid only the necessary expenses referred to
in subsection 6, but where he is a retired
judge of the Supreme Court and there is one
advisory review board, he shall be paid an
annual honorarium of $12,500 which shall be
deemed to include the necessary expenses
referred to in that subsection.
(4) A member of an advisory review board who is,
(c) a psychiatrist; or
(6) a barrister and solicitor,
shaU be paid $100 for each day he is engaged
upon the work of the board.
(5) A member of an advisory review board who
is not referred to in subsection 3 or 4 shall be
paid $60 for each day he is engaged upon the
work of the board.
(6) Except as otherwise provided, in addition to
the remuneration set out in subsections 1 to 5
inclusive, each member of a review board or
advisory review board shall be paid his
necessary expenses incurred while he is
engaged upon the work of the board.
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THE AIR POLLUTION CONTROL ACT, 1967
O. Reg. 299/68.
General.
Made— August 22nd, 1968.
Filed— August 22nd, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE AIR POLLUTION CONTROL ACT, 1967
1. Section 2 of Ontario Regulation 449/67, as
amended by section 1 of Ontario Regulation 188/68,
is further amended by adding thereto the following
items:
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3. The County of Halton.
4. The City of Hamilton.
5. The City of London.
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THE LOAN AND TRUST CORPORATIONS
ACT
O. Reg. 300/68.
Common Trust Funds.
Made— August 22nd, 1968.
Filed— August 23rd, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE LOAN AND TRUST CORPORATIONS
ACT
1. Section 1 of Regulation 414 of Revised Regu-
lations of Ontario, 1960 is amended by adding thereto
the following clause:
{d) "security" includes bonds, debentures, guar-
anteed investment certificates, shares, stocks,
warrants, rights to subscribe for or purchase
shares of stocks, any title to or interest in the
capital assets, property, profits, earnings or
royalties of any undertaking or enterprise
commonly evidenced by a certificate or other
like document.
2. Section 5 of Regulation 414 of Revised Regu-
lations of Ontario, 1960 is revoked and the following
substituted therefor:
5. — (1) No money of any estate or trust shall be
admitted to a Fund if as a result the estate
or trust would then have an interest in the
Fund in excess of 10 per cent of the book
value of the assets of the Fund.
(2) In applying the limitation contained in this
section, if two or more trusts are created by
the same settlor or settlors and as much as
one-half of the income or principal or both
of each trust is payable or applicable to the
use of the same person or persons, such
trusts shall be considered as one.
3. Subsection 2 of section 6 of Regulation 414 of
Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1960 is amended by
striking out "seven business days" in the first line and
inserting in lieu thereof "fourteen business days".
4. Subsection 3 of section 11 of Regulation 414 of
Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1960 is amended by
striking out "stocks, bonds or other obligations" in
the first and second lines and inserting in lieu thereof
"securities".
5. Subsections 6 and 7 of section 11 of Regulation
414 of Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1960 are
revoked and the following substituted therefor:
(6) Not less than 40 per cent of the value of the
assets in a Fund shall be maintained in cash
and readily marketable securities.
6. Subsection 2 of section 15 of Regulation 414 of
Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1960 is amended by
striking out "not, by reason of such participation,
deprived of" in the second and third lines and inserting
in lieu thereof "entitled to".
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THE UPHOLSTERED AND STUFFED
ARTICLES ACT, 1968
O. Reg. 301/68.
General.
Made— August 23rd, 1968.
Filed— August 23rd, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE UPHOLSTERED AND STUFFED
ARTICLES ACT, 1968
GENERAL
DEFINITIONS
1. In this Regulation,
(c) "bedding" means any mattress, mattress
type pad, boxspring, quilt, comforter, sleeping
bag, mattress protector pad, pillow or quilted
bedspread, that contains stuffing concealed
by fabric or other flexible material, or any
such article that can be used for sleeping or
reclining purposes, but does not include
decorator cushions;
(b) "foam" means any material made of 100
per cent rubber or foamed material and
designated as,
(i) latex foam rubber,
(ii) synthetic foam or by the name of the
material,
(iii) chipped foam, or
(iv) bonded chipped foam;
(c) "new material" means any material manu-
factured for use as stuffing and includes
foam when used in combination with other
new materials;
(d) "new reworked material" means material
that is used as stuffing and that is produced
by reworking previously manufactured ma-
terials and includes foam when used in com-
bination with other new reworked materials;
(«) "upholstered furniture" means any furniture
that is made or sold with cushions, loose or
attached, or is itself stuffed or filled in whole
or in part with any stuffing concealed by
fabric or other flexible material or any such
article that can be used for sitting, resting or
reclining purposes.
REGISTRATION
2. — (1) An application for registration shall be in
Form 17.
(2) An application for renewal of registration shall
be in Form 18 and shall be made not less than sixty
days before the expiry of the registration.
FEES
3. — (1) Subject to section 4, the fee for registration
as a manufacturer is $50 for each registration number
issued.
(2) The fee for registration as a renovator is $25
for each registration number issued.
(3) Upon receipt by the Registrar of the prescribed
fee the Registrar shall register the applicant and issue
one or more registration numbers.
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(4) The fee for renewal of a registration of a
manufacturer is $50 for each registration number
issued.
(5) The fee for renewal of a registration of a
renovator is $25 for each registration number issued.
(6) Upon receipt of the prescribed fee the Registrar
shall renew the registration of the applicant.
4. — (1) A person registered as a renovator may,
during the course of any annual registration period,
manufacture not more than twenty-five new articles
if he applies for and is issued registration as a manu-
facturer.
(2) No fee for registration as a manufacturer is
payable by a person referred to in subsection 1.
LABELLING
5. — (1) Subject to subsection 2, every label shall
be 2J^ inches wide and 4 inches long and made of
muslin or linen and shall be,
(a) in Form 1 and coloured white, where new
material is used exclusively;
(b) in Form 2 and coloured white, where latex
foam rubber is used exclusively;
(c) in Form 3 and coloured white, where syn-
thetic foam is used exclusively;
(d) in Form 4 and coloured white, where chipped
foam is used exclusively;
(e) in Form 5 and coloured white, where bonded
chipped foam is used exclusively;
(/) in Form 6 and coloured blue, where new
reworked material is used exclusively, or
together with new material or foam;
(g) in Form 7 and coloured green, where the
article is renovated; and
(h) in Form 8 and coloured yellow, where the
article is second hand.
(2) Notwithstanding subsection 1, a label affixed
to a stuffed article, other than an article of bedding or
upholstered furniture, may be 2^ inches wide and
IJ^ inches long and shall be,
(a) in Form 9 and coloured white, where new
material is used exclusively;
(b) in Form 10 and coloured white, where latex
foam rubber is used exclusively;
(c) in Form 11 and coloured white, where syn-
thetic foam is used exclusively;
(d) in Form 12 and coloured white, where chipped
foam is used exclusively;
(e) in Form 13 and coloured white, where bonded
chipped foam is used exclusively; and
(/) in Form 14 and coloured blue, where new
reworked material is used exclusively, to-
gether with new material or foam.
(3) Every ofT-sale label affixed under section 20
of the Act shall be in Form 16.
(4) A label in Form 3 or Form 11 shall,
(a) carry the designation "Synthetic Foam"; or
(b) designate the type of foam used and'shall
bear the word "Foam" immediately after the
designation.
(5) Where solid, bonded chipped and chipped
foams are used together, the label designations shall
be as follows:
1. Solid latex foam rubber and solid synthetic
foam shall be designated as "SYNTHETIC
FOAM".
2. Solid foam and bonded chipped foam shall
be designated as "BONDED CHIPPED
FOAM".
3. Solid foam and chipped foam shall be desig-
nated as "CHIPPED FOAM".
4. Bonded chipped foam and chipped foam shall
be designated as "CHIPPED FOAM".
(6) Where a mattress containing a core of latex
foam rubber has a quilted cover and the cover is
quilted to synthetic foam sheeting, the label desig-
nation may be "LATEX FOAM RUBBER".
(7) Notwithstanding subsections 1 and 2, a label
required to be affixed under subsection 3 of section 14
of the Act shall be at least 8 square inches in size and
in F"orm 15 and may be printed or typed on cardboard.
(8) Where the seat of a chair is fabricated and
installed as a separate unit and has a hard surface
backing, the label may be affixed by means of a rubber
stamp legibly and indelibly stamped on the backing.
(9) No printing other than that contained in the
prescribed form shall appear on a label except,
(a) the designation of the kind of stuffing;
(b) the registration number; and
(c) where the manufacturer or renovator so
desires, the firm name and address of the
manufacturer or renovator.
6. The following province is designated for the
purposes of section 17 of the Act:
1. The Province of Manitoba.
PROCESSING OF FEATHERS AND FEATHER PRODUCTS
7. Feathers or feather products used as stuffing
shall be processed by being,
(a) washed with a detergent for at least thirty
minutes in water of a temperature of at least
125° Fahrenheit;
(b) rinsed thoroughly for at least twenty minutes
in warm water;
(c) drained, and treated by steam at a tempera-
ture of at least 230° Fahrenheit for at least
thirty minutes and at a pressure of fifteen
pounds; and
(d) thoroughly dried for a period of twenty
minutes at a temperature of at least 200°
Fahrenheit.
STERILIZING OF UPHOLSTERED AND STUFFED ARTICLES
8. — (1) Before being sold or offered for sale, an
upholstered or stufTed article referred to in clause a of
subsection 1 of section 19 of the Act shall be sterilized
by being exposed to formaldehyde gas for not less than
ten hours in a gas-tight sterilization chamber equipped
with,
(a) at least one air inlet having a gas-tight
closure gate or valve; and
(b) at least one air outlet having a gas-tight
closure gate or valve.
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(2) The air outlet of the sterilization chamber,
referred to in subsection 1, shall be equipped with a
duct of a size sufficient to carry the exhaust gases to
the outside atmosphere at a point removed from any
door, window or opening.
(3) The formaldehyde gas, referred to in subsection
1, shall be generated from one pint of formaldehyde
solution for each 1,000 cubic feet of space in the
sterilization chamber.
(4) Where more than one upholstered or stuffed
article is placed in a sterilization chamber, referred to
in subsection 1, the articles shall be so spaced from
each other that gas may circulate freely among the
articles.
(5) Where shelves are used in a sterilization
chamber, referred to in subsection 1, the shelves shall
be of lattice construction.
DISINFESTING OF UPHOLSTERED AND STUFFED ARTICLES
9. — (1) Before being sold or offered for sale, an
upholstered or stuffed article referred to in clause c of
subsection 1 of section 19 of the Act shall be dis-
infested by a Class 1 or 2 exterminator,
(a) licensed under The Pesticides Act, 1967;
{b) using a Group A substance, classified under
clause a of section 21 of Ontario Regulation
445/67; and
(c) who has complied with the requirements of
clauses d, e, f and g of subsection 1 of section
65 of Ontario Regulation 445/67 and is
exempt from sections 33 to 43 of Ontario
Regulation 445/67.
(2) The upholstered or stuffed article, referred to
in subsection 1, shall be disinfested in an enclosed
space or vault that,
(a) is gas-tight;
(b) where the vault is inside or opens into a
building, has been approved under subsection
3 of section 65 of Ontario Regulation 445/67;
and
(c) is equipped with,
(i) a sheet-metal lining of which the
joints are soldered and which covers
the walls and ceiling,
(ii) a concrete floor, or wooden floor of
which the joints are made gas-tight
by means of tar,
(iii) a rubber gasket around the perimeter
of all doors,
(iv) an exhaust fan controlled by a switch
from outside the enclosed space or
vault, capable of giving ten changes of
air per hour, and discharging exhaust
gases into outside atmosphere at a
point removed from any door, window
or opening, and
(v) provision to introduce gas from out-
side the enclosed space or vault.
10. This Regulation comes into force on the 1st
day of September, 1968,
Form 1
Not to be removed until sold
by retail and delivered
This article contains
NEW MATERIAL ONLY
This label is affixed in compliance with
The Upholstered and Stuffed Articles Act, 1968
of Ontario
Made by
Ont. Reg. No .
Name
Address
Form 2
Not to be removed until sold
by retail and delivered
This article contains
LATEX FOAM RUBBER
This label is affixed in compliance with
The Upholstered and Stuffed Articles Act, 1968
of Ontario
Made by
Ont. Reg. No
Name '.
Address
Form 3
Not to be removed until sold
by retail and delivered
This article contains
SYNTHETIC FOAM
This label is affixed in compliance with
The Upholstered and Stuffed Articles Act, 1968
of Ontario
Made by
Ont. Reg. No
Name
Address
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Form 4
Not to be removed until sold
by retail and delivered
This article contains
CHIPPED FOAM
This label is affixed in compliance with
The Upholstered and Stuffed Articles Act, 1968
of Ontario
Made by
Ont. Reg. No
Name
Address
Form 5
Not to be removed until sold
by retail and delivered
This article contains
BONDED CHIPPED FOAM
This label is affixed in compliance with
The Upholstered and Stuffed Articles Act, 1968
of Ontario
Made by
Ont. Reg. No
Name
Address
Form 6
Not to be removed until sold
by retail and delivered
This article contains
NEW REWORKED MATERIAL
This label is affixed in compliance with
The Upholstered and Stuffed Articles Act, 1968
of Ontario
Made by
Ont. Reg. No
Name
Address
Form 7
RENOVATED
(not for sale)
This label is affixed in compliance with
The Upholstered and Stuffed Articles Act, 1968
of Ontario
OWNER:
Renovated by
Ont, Reg. No .
Name
Address
Form 8
Not to be removed until sold
by retail and delivered
SECOND HAND
ARTICLE
This label is affixed in compliance with
The Upholstered and Stuffed Articles Act, 1968
of Ontario
Sold by:
Name
Address
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Form 9
Not to be removed until sold by retail and delivered
This label is affixed in THIS ARTICLE CONTAINS
compliance with The
Upholstered and Stuffed NEW MATERIAL ONLY
Articles Act, 1968 of
Ontario
Made by
Ont. Reg. No
Name
Address
Form 10
Not to be removed until sold by retail and delivered
This label is affixed in THIS ARTICLE CONTAINS
compliance with The
Upholstered and Stuffed LATEX FOAM RUBBER
Articles Act, 1968 of
Ontario
Made by
Ont. Reg. No
Name
Address
Form 11
Not to be removed until sold by retail and delivered
This label is affixed in THIS ARTICLE CONTAINS
compliance with The
Upholstered and Stuffed SYNTHETIC FOAM
Articles Act, 1968 of
Ontario
Made by
Ont. Reg. No
Name
Address
Form 12
Not to be removed until sold by retail and delivered
This label is affixed in THIS ARTICLE CONTAINS
compliance with The
Upholstered and Stuffed CHIPPED FOAM
Articles Act, 1968 of
Ontario
Made by
Ont. Reg. No
Name
Address
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Form 13
Not to be removed until sold by retail and delivered
This label is affixed in THIS ARTICLE CONTAINS
compliance with The
Upholstered and Stuff ed BONDED CHIPPED FOAM
Articles Act, 1968 of
Ontario
Made by
Ont. Reg. No
Name
Address
Form 14
Not to be removed until sold by retail and delivered
This label is affixed in THIS ARTICLE CONTAINS
compliance with The
Upholstered and Stuffed NEW REWORKED MATERIAL
Articles Act, 1968 of
Ontario
Made by
Ont. Reg. No
Name
Address
Form 15
FOR RENOVATION
(not for sale)
This label is affixed in compliance with The Uphoktered and Stuffed
Articles Act, 1968 of Ontario
OWNER...
ADDRESS.
Form 16
TAKE NOTICE
Under authority of Section 20 of The Upholstered and Stuffed
Articles Act, 1968 of Ontario, this article is ordered
OFF SALE
and to remain off sale until this tag has been removed by an
authorized person.
It is illegal to sell, or offer to sell, or to exchange, lease or deliver
this article or to remove this tag.
Date
Official Signature
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Form 17
The Upholstered and Stuffed Articles Act, 1968
APPLICATION FOR REGISTRATION
To:
The Department of Financial &
Commercial Affairs,
Upholstered and Stuffed Articles Branch,
480 University Avenue,
18th Floor,
Toronto 2, Ontario.
Check Nature of Business
Manufacturer Q
Renovator D
Manufacturer-Renovator D
(Less than 25 new articles per registration period)
Type(s) of Articles Manufactured or Renovated (please print):
For Office Use Only
Registration Number(s)
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
Date Issued
Name of Firm
(please print)
Address of Firm
Name of Owner or Partners
Names of Officers (if Corporation)
Number of Registration Nos. required
I hereby declare the answers given in this application to be true:
Date Signed .
This application must be accompanied by a certified cheque payable to the Treasurer of Ontario and should be
forwarded to the address at the top of this application form.
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Form 18
The Upholstered and Stuffed Articles Act, 1968
APPLICATION FOR RENEWAL OF REGISTRATION
To: The Department of Financial and Commercial Affairs
Upholstered and Stuflfed Articles Branch
480 University Avenue
18th Floor
Toronto 2, Ontario
Name of Firm
Address of Firm
Expiry Date of Present Registration
I hereby make application for renewal of the following Registration Number(s):
6,
7.
8.
9.
10.
Date.
Signed .
This application must be accompanied by a certified cheque, payable to the Treasurer of Ontario
and should be forwarded to the address at the top of this application form.
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THE GAME AND FISH ACT, 1961-62
O. Reg. 302/68.
Hunting Licences — Issuance.
Made— August 22nd, 1968.
Filed— August 23rd, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE GAME AND FISH ACT, 1961-62
1. Form 7 of Ontario Regulation 229/63, as remade by section 1 of Ontario Regulation 114/68, is revoked
and the following substituted therefor:
Form 7
The Game and Fish Act, 1961-62
RESIDENT'S HUNTING LICENCE Ont. Driver's Licence Number
19....
Licence fee
Issuing fee
Total fee
$2.75
.25
$3.00
CHECK V
Date of Birth
Day
Month
Year
Under The Game and Fish Act, 1961-62 and the
regulations, and subject to the limitations thereof, this
licence is issued to
Mr.
Miss
Mrs.
Last Name
First Name
Init.
Height.
'oT Weight .
"?; Colour of Hair.
3 Colour of Eyes.
of
Street Address, P.O. Box No. or Rural Route
City or Town
Province
to hunt birds or animals other than bear, caribou, deer, moose, beaver, fisher, lynx, marten, mink,
muskrat, otter or wolverine. This licence is valid only,
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O. Reg. 302/68
(a) in the Northern region, from the 1st day of September, 19. . . . , to the 14th day of June,
19....;
(b) in the Southern region from the 20th day of September, 19 , to the last day of Feb-
ruary, 19. . . .
Form 8 of Ontario Regulation 229/63 is revoked and the following substituted therefor:
Form 8
The Game and Fish Act, 1961-62
RESIDENT'S LICENCE TO HUNT Ont. Driver's Licence Number
FROM MARCH 1ST TO
AUGUST 3 1ST, 19...
Licence fee $2.75
Issuing fee .25
Total fee $3.00
Under The Game and Fish Act, 1961-62 and the
regulations, and subject to the limitations thereof, this
licence is issued to
CHECK V
Date of Birth
Mr.
Last Name
Vliss
VIrs.
Day
Month
Year
]
First Name
Init.
1
1
Street Address, P.O. Box No. oi
Rural Route
Height of
Weight
(
3
.22
Zity or Town
Province
i)
Colour o
■ Hair
rt
Colour of Eyes
to hunt in the area described in the licence animals or birds not protected by the Migratory Birds
Convention Act (Canada), The Game and Fish Act, 1961-62, or the regulations thereunder in the
following adjoining counties:
1. County of
2. County of
3. County of
This licence expires with the 31st day of August, 19. . . .
3. Schedule 3 to Ontario Regulation 229/63, as amended by section 2 of Ontario Regulation 114/68, is
further amended by,
(a) striking out "$4.50" in column 2 and ".50" in column 3 opposite Form 7 in column 1 and inserting
in lieu thereof "$2.75" and ".25" respectively; and
(ft) striking out ".85" in column 2 and ".15" in column 3 opposite Form 8 in column 1 and inserting in
lieu thereof "$2.75" and ",25" respectively.
4. This Regulation comes into force on the 1st day of September, 1968.
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O. Reg. 303/68
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 306/68
2199
THE PUBLIC HOSPITALS ACT
O. Reg. 303/68.
Capital Financial Assistance for
Hospital Construction and
Renovation.
Made— August 15th, 1968.
Filed— August 23rd, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE PUBLIC HOSPITALS ACT
1. Ontario Regulation 81/68 is amended by adding
thereto the following section:
6. This Regulation is deemed to have come into
force on the 1st day of June, 1966.
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THE PUBLIC HOSPITALS ACT
O. Reg. 304/68.
Hospital Management.
Made— August 15th, 1968.
Filed— August 15th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE PUBLIC HOSPITALS ACT
1. Clauses / and g of subsection 1 of section 6 of
Regulation 523 of Revised Regulations of Ontario,
1960, as made by section 3 of Ontario Regulation
102/66, are revoked and the following substituted
therefor:
(/) an annual physical examination of student
nurses, graduate nurses, registered nursing
assistants and orderlies;
(f ) a physical examination of each employee who
handles food within seven days of the com-
mencement of his employment and annually
thereafter; and
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THE MENTAL HEALTH ACT, 1%7
O. Reg. 305/68.
Application of Act.
Made— August 22nd, 1968.
Filed— August 23rd, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE MENTAL HEALTH ACT, 1967
1. Section 1 of Ontario Regulation 53/68, as
amended by Ontario Regulation 270/68, is further
amended by adding thereto the following Schedule:
Schedule 4
Item Location
1. Hamilton
2. London
3. Scarborough
Name
Mount St. Joseph Centre
Madame Vanier Children's
Services
Sacred Heart Children's
Village
2. Item 6 of clause b of subsection 3 of section 4 of
Ontario Regulation 53/68 is amended by striking out
"Schedule 2" in the first line and inserting in lieu
thereof "schedules 2 and 4".
3. Item 10 of clause c of subsection 3 of section 4 of
Ontario Regulation 53/68 is amended by striking out
"and 3" in the second line and inserting in lieu thereof
"3 and 4".
4. Item 1 1 of clause d of subsection 3 of section 4 of
Ontario Regulation 53/68 is amended by striking out
"Schedule 2" in the first line and inserting in lieu
thereof "schedules 2 and 4".
5. Item 3 of clause e of subsection 3 of section 4 of
Ontario Regulation 53/68 is amended by striking out
"Schedule 2" in the first line and inserting in lieu
thereof "schedules 2 and 4".
6. Subsection 2 of section 5 of Ontario Regulation
53/68 is amended by adding thereto the following
item:
13. The psychiatric facilities listed in Schedule 4.
7. Subsection 1 of section 7 of Ontario Regulation
53/68 is amended by striking out "and 3" in the second
line and inserting in lieu thereof "3 and 4".
8. Item 6 of section 16 of Ontario Regulation
53/68 is amended by striking out "Schedule 3" in the
first line and inserting in lieu thereof "schedules 3 and
4".
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THE HIGHWAY TRAFFIC ACT
O. Reg. 306/68.
Safety Helmets for Motorcycle Riders.
Made— August 22nd, 1968.
Filed— August 23rd, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE HIGHWAY TRAFFIC ACT
SAFETY HELMETS FOR MOTORCYCLE
RIDERS
1. A helmet worn by a person riding on or operating
a motorcycle on a highway shall,
(c) have* a hard, smooth outer shell lined with
protective padding material, or fitted with
other emergency absorption material and
shall be strongly attached to a strap designed
to be fastened under the chin of the wearer;
and
(b) be undamaged from use or misuse.
2. On and after the 1st day of January, 1970, the
helmet referred to in section 1 shall conform to the
requirements of the Canadian Standards Association
Standard D230 Safety Helmets for Motorcycle Riders
and bear the monogram of the Canadian Standards
Association Testing Laboratories.
3. — (1) Notwithstanding section 2, the helmet
referred to in section 1 may conform to the require-
ments of the,
(c) Snell Memorial Foundation; or
(6) British Standards Institution,
for motorcycle helmets if the helmet has affixed
thereto the certificate of the Snell Memorial Foun-
dation or of the British Standards Institute.
(2) Subsection 1 expires on the 31st day of
December, 1971.
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THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
2261
Publieations Under The Regulations Act
September 7th, 1968
THE HIGHWAY TRAFFIC ACT
O. Reg. 307/68.
General.
Made— August 22nd, 1968.
Filed— August 26th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE HIGHWAY TRAFFIC ACT
1. Subsection 1 of section 5 of Regulation 227 of
Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1960, as amended by
Ontario Regulations 322/62, 183/63, 311/63, 40/64
and 192/67, is revoked and the following substituted
therefor:
(1) The fees for registration of a motor vehicle,
trailer or conversion unit are as follows:
1. Subject to items 2 to 15 for a passenger
car,
(a) having 4 or less cylinders,
(i) manufactured in or
before 1933 $ 8.00
(ii) manufactured after
1933 20.00
(b) having 6 cylinders 27.50
(c) having 8 or more cylinders 35.00
2. For a dual purpose motor vehicle,
other than one commonly known
as a passenger car, designed by
the manufacturer for the trans-
portation of persons and goods,
the fees prescribed in item 1.
3. For a motor vehicle owned by a
member of The Canadian Armed
Forces who has moved into On-
tario and who holds a valid per-
mit for the vehicle issued by an-
other province or country, for the
balance of the registration year. .$ 2.00
4. For a motor vehicle owned by a
member of the armed forces of
the United States of America
who has been assigned to duty
in Ontario for a period exceeding
three months and who holds a
valid permit for the vehicle
issued by another province or a
state, for the balance of the
registration year 2.00
5. For a motor vehicle driven by
electricity stored in the vehicle,
other than a commercial vehicle 15.00
6. For a motor vehicle driven by
steam, other than a commercial
motor vehicle 15.00
7. Subject to subsection 2, for commercial motor vehicles, other than a motor bus, having a combined weight and
carrying capacity of,
for registration
for registration
for registration
for
registration
for a full annual
for
a nine-month
for a six-month
for a three-month
Gross weight in pounds
term
period
period
period
(a) 1 to 5,000
$ 30.00
$ 26.00
$ 18.00
$ 8.00
ib) 5,001 to 6,000
36.00
30.00
20.00
10.00
(c) 6,001 to 7,000
44.00
36.00
24.00
12.00
id) 7,001 to 8,000
58.00
48.00
32.00
16.00
(e) 8,001 to 10,000
74.00
62.00
42.00
20.00
(/) 10,001 to 12,000
94.00
78.00
52.00
26.00
(g) 12,001 to 14,000
118.00
96.00
64.00
32.00
(h) 14,001 to 16,000
144.00
118.00
78.00
40.00
(i) 16,001 to 18,000
172.00
142.00
94.00
48.00
ij) 18,001 to 20,000
204.00
168.00
112.00
56.00
(k) 20,001 to 22,000
236.00
196.00
130.00
66.00
(/) 22,001 to 24,000
272.00
224.00
148.00
76.00
(w) 24,001 to 26,000
308.00
254.00
168.00
86.00
(») 26,001 to 28,000
346.00
286.00
190.00
96.00
(o) 28,001 to 30,000
386.00
318.00
212.00
106.00
ip) 30,001 to 32,000
426.00
352.00
234.00
118.00
(g) 32,001 to 34,000
466.00
384.00
256.00
128.00
(r) 34,001 to 36,000
508.00
420.00
280.00
140.00
(s) 36,001 to 38,000
552.00
456.00
304.00
152.00
(t) 38,001 to 40,000
596.00
492.00
328.00
164.00
(m) 40,001 to 42,000
640.00
528.00
352.00
176.00
8. For a conversion unit
converting a two-axle commercial motor vehicle into a three-axle commercial moto
vehicle with a gross weight of 42,000 pounds.
for registration
for
registration
for registration
for
registration
for a full annual
for
a nine-month
for a six-month
for a
three-month
term
period
period
period
$294.00
$242.00
$162.00
$ 80.00
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9. For a trailer or semi-trailer having a combined
weight and carrying capacity of.
for registration
for registration
for registration
for registration
for a full annual
for a nine-month
for a six-month
for a three-month
Gross weight in pounds
term
period
period
period
(a) 1 to 2,000
$ 5.50
$ 4.00
$ 3.00
$ 2.00
(ft) 2,001 to 4,000
12.00
10.00
7.00
3.00
(c) 4,001 to 6,000
26.00
22.00
14.00
8.00
id) 6,001 to 8,000
40.00
32.00
20.00
12.00
(e) 8,001 to 10,000
54.00
46.00
30.00
16.00
(/) 10,001 to 12,000
70.00
58.00
38.00
20.00
(g) 12,001 to 14,000
88.00
72.00
48.00
24.00
{h) 14,001 to 16,000
106.00
88.00
58.00
30.00
(t) 16,001 to 18,000
124.00
102.00
68.00
34.00
(j) 18,001 to 20,000
144.00
120.00
80.00
40.00
(k) 20,001 to 22,000
166.00
136.00
90.00
46.00
(/) 22,001 to 24,000
188.00
154.00
102.00
52.00
(fw) 24,001 to 26,000
210.00
174.00
116.00
58.00
(«) 26,001 to 28,000
234.00
194.00
130.00
64.00
(o) 28,001 to 30,000
260.00
214.00
142.00
72.00
(p) 30,001 to 32,000
284.00
234.00
156.00
78.00
iq) 32,001 to 34,000
310.00
256.00
170.00
86.00
(r) 34,001 to 36,000
334.00
276.00
184.00
92.00
(5) 36,001 to 38,000
360.00
296.00
196.00
100.00
it) 38,001 to 40,000
384.00
318.00
212.00
106.00
(m) 40,001|to 42,000
409.00
338.00
226.00
112.00
10. Subject to items 11 and 13, for a motor bus or trolley bus designed and used exclusively for the transportation
of passengers, having a seating capacity for nine or more passengers and having a combined weight and
carrying capacity of,
for registration
for registration
for registration
for registration
for a full annual
for a nine-month
for a six-month
for a three-month
Gross weight in pounds
term
period
period
period
(a) 1 to 5,000
$ 20.00
$ 16.00
$ 10.00
$ 6.00
(b) 5,001 to 6,000
37.00
31.00
20.00
11.00
(c) 6,001 to 8,000
55.00
45.00
30.00
15.00
(d) 8,001 to 10,000
73.00
60.00
40.00
20.00
(e) 10,001 to 12,000
91.00
75.00
50.00
25.00
(/) 12,001 to 14,000
110.00
91.00
61.00
30.00
(g) 14,001 to 16,000
129.00
106.00
71.00
35.00
ih) 16,001 to 18,000
148.00
122.00
81.00
41.00
(j) 18,001 to 20,000
167.00
138.00
92.00
46.00
{j ) 20,001 to 22,000
186.00
153.00
102.00
51.00
ik) 22,001 to 24,000
205.00
169.00
113.00
56.00
(/) 24,001 to 26,000
225.00
186.00
124.00
62.00
(m) 26,001 to 28,000
247.00
204.00
136.00
68.00
(n) 28,001 to 30,000
270.00
223.00
149.00
74.00
(o) 30,001 to 32,000
294.00
243.00
162.00
81.00
ip) 32,001 to 34,000
319.00
263.00
175.00
88.00
(g) 34,001 to 36,000
348.00
287.00
191.00
96.00
(r) 36,001 to 38,000
377.00
311.00
207.00
104.00
(s) 38,001 to 40,000
406.00
335.00
223.00
112.00
(t) 40,001 to 42,000
435.00
359.00
- 239.00
120.00
11. For a commercial motor vehicle or trailer owned by a municipality, school board or a retarded chil-
dren's education authority, or a commercial motor vehicle or trailer other than a motor bus or trolley
bus, operated by a commission on behalf of a municipality $2.00
12. For a motorcycle owned by a municipality, school board or a retarded children's education authority
or a motorcycle operated by a commission on behalf of a municipality . $2.00
13. For a trolley bus operated solely within the limits of an urban municipality $2.00
14. For a commercial motor vehicle having a machine or apparatus mounted upon the chassis thereof that is not
designed or used primarily for the transportation of persons or property and only incidentally operated or
moved over the highways,
for registration
for a full annual
term
for registration
for a nine-month
period
for registration
for a six-month
period
for registration
for a three-month
period
(c) where the gross weight
of the vehicle does not
exceed 6,000 pounds
$18.00 $15.00 $10.00 $ 5.00
(b) where the gross weight of the vehicle exceeds 6,000 pounds, one-half the fees set out in item 7.
15, For a motorcycle $10.00
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THE ONTARIO GAZETTE 0. Reg. 309/68 2263
2. Paragraphs 1, 2 and 5 of subsection 1 of
section 16 of Regulation 227 of Revised Regulations of
Ontario, 1960, as remade by section 3 of Ontario
Regulation 103/68, are revoked and the following
substituted therefor:
1. For a permit and set of motor vehicle
or trailer manufacturers' or dealers'
number plates $50.00
2. For a permit and a motorcycle manu-
facturers' or dealers' number plate 25.00
5. For a motorcycle number plate in case
of loss 2.00
3.— (1) This Regulation, except items 7, 8, 9, 10,
11, 13 and 14 of subsection 1 of section 5 of Regulation
227 of Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1960, as remade
by section 1 of this Regulation, comes into force on the
1st day of December, 1968.
(2) Items 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 13 and 14 of subsection 1
of section 5 of Regulation 227 of Revised Regulations
of Ontario, 1960, as remade by section 1 of this Regu-
lation, come into force on the 1st day of March, 1969.
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O. Reg. 308/68.
Parking.
Made— August 22nd, 1968.
Filed— August 26th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE HIGHWAY TRAFFIC ACT
1. Section 6 of Regulation 229 of Revised Regu-
lations of Ontario, 1960, as amended by section 2 of
Ontario Regulation 116/64, is further amended by
striking out "4i" in the first line and inserting in lieu
thereof "4c".
2. Schedule 2 of Regulation 229 of Revised Regu-
lations of Ontario, 1960, as made by section 3 of
Ontario Regulation 116/64 and amended by Ontario
Regulations 296/67 and 159/68, is further amended by
adding thereto the following paragraph :
4. On the south side of that part of the King's
Highway known as No. 2 in the Township of
Sandwich South in the County of Essex
commencing at a point situate 200 feet
measured westerly from its intersection with
the road allowance between concessions 6 and
7 and extending easterly therealong for a
distance of 3000 feet more or less.
3. Schedule 3 of Regulation 229 of Revised Regu-
lations of Ontario, 1960, as made by section 1 of
Ontario Regulation 285/64 and amended by section 1
of Ontario Regulation 251/66, is further amended by
adding thereto the following paragraphs:
5. On the west side of that part of the King's
Highway known as No. 400 in the City of
Barrie in the County of Simcoe lying between
a point situate at its intersection with the' line
between concessions 13 and 14 and a point
situate 1300 feet measured southerly from its
intersection with the centre line of the road-
way known as Bayfield Street.
6. On the east side of that part of the King's
Highway known as No. 400 in the City of
Barrie in the County of Simcoe lying between
a point situate at its intersection with the
line between concessions 13 and 14 and a
point situate 2100 feet measured northerly
from its intersection with the centre line of
the roadway known as Tiffin Street.
4. Paragraph 1 of Schedule 17 of Regulation 229
of Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1960, as made by
section 2 of Ontario Regulation 253/68, is revoked
and the following substituted therefor:
1. On the north side of that part of the King's
Highway known as No. 53 in the Township of
Burford in the County of Brant commencing
at a point situate 350 feet measured easterly
from its intersection with the line between
lots 5 and 6 in Concession 6 and extending
westerly therealong for a distance of 700 feet
more or less.
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O. Reg. 309/68.
Construction Zones.
Made— August 22nd, 1968.
Filed— August 26th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE HIGHWAY TRAFFIC ACT
1. Schedule 1 to Ontario Regulation 233/67, as
amended by section 2 of Ontario Regulation 217/68,
is further amended by adding thereto the following
paragraphs:
14. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 2 in the Township of Tyendinaga in the
County of Hastings commencing at a point
situate 744 feet measured westerly from its
intersection with the line between lots 6 and 7
in Concession 1 South and extending easterly
therealong for a distance of 1260 feet more
or less. (Contract No. 68-55).
15. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 2 commencing at a point situate at its
intersection with the road allowance between
the easterly limit of the City of Oshawa in the
County of Ontario and the Township of
Darlington in the County of Durham and
extending easterly therealong for a distance
of 2200 feet more or less. (Contract No.
68-61).
2. Schedule 17 to Ontario Regulation 233/67 is
amended by adding thereto the following paragraph:
2. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 53 in the Township of Burford in the
County of Brant lying between a point situate
at its intersection with the line between lots
10 and 11 in Concession 6 and a point situate
at its intersection with the line between
lots 12 and 13 in the said Concession 6.
(Contract No. 68-77).
3. Schedule 24 to Ontario Regulation 233/67, as
amended by Ontario Regulations 305/67, 181/68 and
217/68, is further amended by adding thereto the
following paragraph:
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14. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 401 in the Township of Pittsburgh in the
County of Frontenac lying between a point
situate 1000 feet measured westerly from its
intersection with the road allowance between
Lot 40 in Concession 4 and Lot 1 in Concession
2 and a point situate 1300 feet measured
westerly from its intersection with the line
between lots 3 and 4 in Concession 3. (Con-
tract No. 68-100).
4. Schedule 37 to Ontario Regulation 233/67, as
made by section 3 of Ontario Regulation 181/68 and
amended by section 11 of Ontario Regulation 217/68,
is further amended by adding thereto the following
paragraph :
7. That part of the King's Highway known as
the Queen Elizabeth Way in the Township of
Louth in the County of Lincoln lying between
a point situate at its intersection with the line
between lots 7 and 8 in Concession 1 and a
point situate at its intersection with the line
between lots 11 and 12 in the said Concession
1. (Contract No. 68-108).
5. Schedule 41 to Ontario Regulation 233/67, as
made by section 12 of Ontario Regulation 21 7/68, is
amended by adding thereto the following paragraph:
2. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 6 in the Township of East Flamborough
in the County of Wentworth lying between a
point situate at its intersection with the line
between concessions 3 and 4 and a point
situate at its intersection with the line be-
tween concessions 7 and 8. (Contract No.
68-70).
6. Schedule 44 to Ontario Regulation 233/67, as
made by section 12 of Ontario Regulation 217/68, is
amended by adding thereto the following paragraphs:
3. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 11 in the District of Thunder Bay lying
between a point situate at its intersection
with the King's Highway known as No. 802
and a point situate 3.5 miles measured
easterly from its intersection with the Rainy
River, Thunder Bay District Boundary Line.
4. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 11 lying between a point situate at its
intersection with the line between concessions
13 and 14 in the Township of Chaffey in the
District of Muskoka and a point situate at
its intersection with the line between con-
cessions 1 and 2 in the Township of Armour
in the District of Parry Sound. (Contract
No. 68-66).
7. Schedule 47 to Ontario Regulation 233/67, as
made by section 12 of Ontario Regulation 217/68, is
amended by adding thereto the following paragraphs:
9. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 17 in the District of Algoma commencing
at a point situate 760 feet measured northerly
from its intersection with the line between
Rankin Location Indian Reserve No. 15D
and Garden River Indian Reserve No. 14
and extending northerly therealong for a
distance of 6040 feet more or less.
10. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 17 in the District of Algoma lying be-
tween a point situate 4328 feet measured
easterly from its intersection with the line
between the townships of Spragge and Lewis
and a point situate 1150 feet measured
easterly from its intersection with the line
between lots 7 and 8 in Concession 2 in the
Township of Long. (Contract No. 68-46).
11. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 17 in the District of Algoma lying be-
tween a point situate 201 feet measured
easterly from its intersection with the line
between the townships of Long and Striker
and a point situate 225 feet measured westerly
from its intersection with the line between
lots 3 and 4 in Concession 1 in the Township
of Striker. (Contract No. 68-48).
8. Schedule 54 to Ontario Regulation 233/67, as
made by section 12 of Ontario Regulation 217/68, is
amended by adding thereto the following paragraph:
2, That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 41 lying between a point situate 200 feet
measured southerly from its intersection with
the line between lots 27 and 28 in Concession
7 in the Township of Kaladar, Anglesea and
Effingham in the County of Lennox and
Addington and a point situate 600 feet
measured southerly from its intersection with
the line between lots 32 and 33 in Concession
9 in the Township of Barrie in the County
of Frontenac.
9. Schedule 63 to Ontario Regulation 233/67, as
made by section 12 of Ontario Regulation 217/68, is
amended by adding thereto the following paragraphs:
2. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 71 in the District of Rainy River lying
between a point situate 1420 feet measured
northerly from its intersection with the line
between concessions 3 and 4 in the Township
of Potts and a point situate 1200 feet measured
southerly from its intersection with the line
between the townships of Menary and
Claxton. (Contract No. 68-69).
3. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 71 in the Township of Potts in the
District of Rainy River commencing at a
point situate 1420 feet measured northerly
from its intersection with the line between
concessions 3 and 4 and extending southerly
therealong for a distance of 13.60 miles more
or less. (Contract No. 68-69).
10. Schedule 67 to Ontario Regulation 233/67, as
made by section 12 of Ontario Regulation 217/68, is
amended by adding thereto the following paragraphs:
4. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 101 in the District of Sudbury com-
mencing at a point situate 6000 feet measured
northwesterly from its intersection with the
line between the townships of Tp. 28 and
Tp. 29 and extending westerly therealong for
a distance of 42 miles more or less. (Contract
No. 68-59).
5. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 101 in the District of Sudbury com-
mencing at a point situate 681 feet measured
southerly from its intersection with the
King's Highway known as No. 129 and ex-
tending westerly therealong for a distance of
520 feet more or less. (Contract No. 66-258).
6. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 101 lying between a point situate 6375
feet measured northerly from its intersection
with the line between the townships of Tp. 28
and Tp. 29 in the District of Sudbury and a
point situate 10755 feet measured northerly
from its intersection with the line between
the townships of Tp. 25, Range 22 and Tp. 24,
Range 23 in the District of Algoma. (Con-
tract No. 68-59).
11. Schedule 84 to Ontario Regulation 233/67, as
made by section 12 of Ontario Regulation 217/68,
is amended by adding thereto the following paragraph:
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2. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 532 in the Township of Muskoka in the
District of Muskoka lying between a point
situate at its intersection with the centre
line of Lot 1 in Concession 13 and a point
situate at its intersection with the centre line
of Lot 1 in Concession 12. (W.P. 1513-68-01).
12. Ontario Regulation 233/67, as amended by
Ontario Regulations 251/67, 258/67, 305/67, 34/68,
158/68, 181/68 and 217/68, is further amended by
adding thereto the following schedules:
Schedule 96
HIGHWAY NO. 2S
1. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 2S lying between a point situate 365 feet
measured westerly from its intersection with
the line between lots 20 and 21 in Concession
3 in the Township of Pittsburgh in the County
of Frontenac and a point situate 150 feet
measured westerly from its intersection with
the westerly one quarter and the easterly
three quarters of Lot 18 in Concession 1 in the
Township of Front of Leeds and Lansdowne
in the County of Leeds. (Contract No.
68-100).
^ Schedule 97
HIGHWAY NO. 29
That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 29 in the Township of Kitley in the
County of Leeds commencing at a point
situate 2087 feet measured southerly from its
intersection with the centre line of the road
allowance between concessions 1 and 2 and
extending southerly therealong for a distance
of 4313 feet more or less. (Contract No.
68-39).
Schedule 98
HIGHWAY NO. 33
1. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 33 in the County of Lennox and Adding-
ton lying between a point situate 23 feet
measured westerly from its intersection with
the line between lots 8 and 9 in Broken
Front Concession in the Township of Ernes-
town and a point situate 363 feet measured
westerly from its intersection with the line
between lots 1 and 2 in Concession 1 in the
Township of South Fredericksburgh. (Con-
tract No. 68-507).
2. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 33 in the Township of Ernestown in the
County of Lennox and Addington commen-
cing at a point situate 80 feet measured
westerly from its intersection with the line
between lots 25 and 26 in Broken Front
Concession and extending westerly therealong
for a distance of 700 feet more or less. (Con-
tract No. 68-507).
Schedule 99
HIGHWAY NO. 406
1. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 406 in the Township of Thorold in the
County of Welland located in lots 23 and 24.
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THE ANATOMY ACT, 1967
O. Reg. 310/68.
General.
Made— August 22nd, 1968.
Filed— August 26th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE ANATOMY ACT, 1967
GENERAL
1. The following are designated as schools for the
purposes of the Act:
1. Queen's University — Faculty of Medicine
2. University of Ottawa — Faculty of Medicine
3. University of Toronto — Faculty of Medicine
4. University of Western Ontario — Faculty of
Medicine
5. Canadian Memorial Chiropractic College
6. University of Guelph — Department of
Anatomy (Section of Human Anatomy)
7. McMaster University — Faculty of Medicine
2. In accordance with section 8 of the Act, each
school shall keep the following records:
1. Every certificate for anatomical dissection of
an unclaimed body, in F'orm 2, received by the
school.
2. Every certificate for anatomical dissection of
a donated body, in Form 3, received by the
school.
3. A copy of every receipt for a body, in Form 4,
completed by the school.
4. Every notice of disposal of a body, in Form 7,
completed by the school.
5. Every identification tag, in Form 8, attached
to a body received by the school.
6. Every request to bequeath a body, in Form 1 1 ,
received by the school.
7. The burial permit required in connection with
the disposal of a body under The Vital
Statistics Act.
8. An antero posterior photograph and a lateral
photograph of the face of each unclaimed
body received by the school.
9. A complete set of finger-prints of each un-
claimed body received by the school.
3. Every local inspector shall ensure that a donated
body information report, in Form 1, is completed and
kept on file in his office.
4. Where a local inspector has caused an unclaimed
body under his control to be delivered to a school, he
shall complete and forward to the school a certificate
for anatomical dissection of an unclaimed body, in
Form 2.
5. Where a local inspector has been notified, under
subsection 2 of section 5 of the Act, of a body received
for the purposes of anatomical dissection, the local
inspector shall, when he has obtained the particulars
he requires, complete and forward to the school a
certificate for anatomical dissection of a donated body,
in Form 3.
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6. Every local inspector shall require the professor
of anatomy, or his agent, of a school to which an un-
claimed or donated body has been delivered, to com-
plete in duplicate a receipt for a body, in Form 4, and
return a copy of the receipt to the local inspector.
7. Every local inspector or coroner, as the case may
be, shall ensure that there is completed and filed in his
office a report of an unclaimed body, in Form 5, in
respect of every unclaimed body under the control of
the local inspector or coroner, as the case may be.
8. Every local inspector or coroner, as the case may
be, shall complete and forward to the clerk of the
municipal corporation a report and warrant to dispose
of an unclaimed body, in Form 6, in respect of every
unclaimed body to be disposed of at the expense of the
municipal corporation under section 11 of the Act.
9. The professor of anatomy, or his agent, of a
school shall complete and forward to the general in-
spector a notice of disposal of a body, in Form 7, in
respect of every body to be disposed of by the school.
10. Every local inspector shall ensure that there is
attached to the neck and to a toe of each donated and
of each unclaimed body an identification tag, in Form 8,
before the body is delivered to a school.
11. Every local inspector or coroner, as the case
may be, shall complete and forward to the general in-
spector a report of delivery or disposal of a body, in
Form 9,
(a) for each donated body and for each unclaimed
body authorized by the local inspector to be
delivered to a school; and
(b) for each unclaimed body requested by the
local inspector or coroner, as the case may be,
to be disposed of by a municipal corporation.
12. Every local inspector or coroner, as the case
may be, shall complete and forward to the person in
charge of a public morgue or private morgue, as the
case may be, for the municipality in which a body is
found an order for storage of a body, in Form 10.
13. Where a person wishes to bequeath his body to
a school, the person, or, where the person has died, the
executor or next-of-kin of the deceased, shall complete
and forward to the school a request to bequeath a body,
in Form 11.
14. The general inspector shall submit to the
Minister of Justice and Attorney General, on or before
the 30th day of March in each year, an annual report
for the preceding year.
15. The general inspector shall ensure that a
register of all bodies reported to him under the Act and
this Regulation is kept.
16. There shall be paid to a local inspector by a
school a fee of $20 for each body delivered to the school
by the inspector,
17. There shall' be paid to a local inspector or a
coroner by a municipality a fee of $20 for each body
disposed of by the municipal corporation under section
11 of the Act.
18. On or before the 31st day of January in each
year, each school shall pay to the general inspector a
fee of $200.
19. Regulation 8 of Revised Regulations of Ontario,
1960 and Ontario Regulations 437/67, 38/68, 111/68
and 157/68 are revoked.
Form 1
The Anatomy Act, 1967
DONATED BODY INFORMATION REPORT
1. Name of deceased .
(surname)
2. Last place of residence of deceased
(given names)
(street or rural route)
(city, town or village)
3. Death reported on
(day)
at by
(time a.m. or p.m.) (surname)
4. Age of deceased
5. Sex of deceased
6. Birthplace of deceased
7. Date of death
(county or territorial division)
(month) (year)
(given names) (address)
(day)
8. Cause of death
9. School of Anatomy to which body delivered .
10. Date body delivered to School of Anatomy. .
(month)
(year)
(day)
11. Burial Permit obtained at.
(place)
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(month)
(date)
(year)
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12. Information regarding deceased obtained from
(name in full)
(address)
Dated at , this day of , 19. . .
(Local Inspector of Anatomy, or his agent)
at
(address)
Form 2
The Anatomy Act, 1967
CERTIFICATE FOR ANATOMICAL DISSECTION OF AN UNCLAIMED BODY
To the School of Anatomy at
This is to certify that I have received all the necessary details and information pertaining to the unclaimed
body of
(surname) (given names)
Sex of deceased
Age of deceased
Birthplace of deceased
Last place of residence of deceased
(street or rural route)
(city, town or village) (county or territorial division)
And this is your authority to proceed with the dissection of the body in accordance with The Anatomy
Act, 1967, if the body is not reclaimed before the expiration of the fourteen-day period required by subsection 1 of
section 5 of The Anatomy Act, 1967.
Dated at , this day of , 19. . .
(Local Inspector of Anatomy, or his agent)
at
(address)
Form 3
The Anatomy Act, 1967 .
CERTIFICATE FOR ANATOMICAL DISSECTION OF A DONATED BODY
To the School of Anatomy at
This is to certify that I have received all the necessary details and information pertaining to the donated
body of
(surname) (given names)
Sex of deceased
Age of deceased
Birthplace of deceased
Last place of residence of deceased
(street or rural route)
(city, town or village) (county or territorial division)
and this is your authority to proceed with the dissection of the body in accordance with The Anatomy Act, 1967.
Dated at , this day of , 19. . .
(Local Inspector of Anatomy, or his agent)
at
(address)
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To the Local Inspector of Anatomy at.
Form 4
The Anatomy Act, 1967
RECEIPT FOR A BODY
(address in full)
On the day of , 19. . ., I received the unclaimed body of
(surname)
(given names)
the donated body of.
(surname)
(given names)
Sex of deceased
Age of deceased
Birthplace of deceased
Last place of residence of deceased ,
(street or rural route)
(city, town or village)
for use in the School of Anatomy at
(county or territorial division)
from.
(surname) (given names)
Local Inspector of Anatomy.
Dated at , this day of , 19. . .
(Professor of Anatomy, or his agent)
(name of School of Anatomy)
Note: A copy of this Receipt is to be returned to the Local Inspector of Anatomy.
Form 5
The Anatomy Act, 1967
REPORT OF UNCLAIMED BODY
1. Name of deceased .
(surname)
2. Last place of residence of deceased.
(given names)
(street or rural route)
(city, town or village)
(county or territorial division)
3. Death reported by .
(surname)
(given names)
(address in full)
4. Age of deceased . . .
5. Sex of deceased . . .
6. Body is located at.
7. Date deceased was admitted to hospital
8. Date of death
9. Place of death
10. Cause of death
(address of public or private morgue)
(day) (month) (year)
(day) (month) (year)
(hospital, home for aged, etc.)
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11. Death reported to a coroner: yes □ no □
12. Autopsy: yes D no D
13. Name of coroner
(surname) (given names) (address in full)
14. Death certificate signed by
(name and address in full)
15. Physical deformities: yes D no D If "y^s", describe deformities
16. Description of clothing and other personal belongings
17. Disposal of personal belongings .
18. Remarks regarding body: (Where a police officer was notified of the death, give the police officer's name,
telephone number and detachment; also describe what steps were taken to locate next-of-kin, and what other
information has been obtained.)
19. Body was delivered to the School of Anatomy at.
to
(person contacted)
by
(name of person delivering body)
(date body delivered)
or
body was disposed of by the Municipal Corporation of
(name of municipality)
(date body disposed of)
Dated at , this day of , 19 . .
(Local Inspector of Anatomy, or his agent,
or Coroner)
at
(address)
Note: Body must not be delivered to a School of Anatomy until a period of twenty-four hours has expired.
Form 6
The Anatomy Act, 1967
REPORT AND WARRANT TO DISPOSE OF AN UNCLAIMED BODY
To the Municipal Corporation of
1. Name of deceased
(surname) (given names)
2. Last place of residence of deceased
(street or rural route)
(city, town or village) (county or territorial division)
3. Age of deceased
4. Sex of deceased
5. Body of deceased is located at .
(hospital, public or private morgue, etc.)
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2270 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE O. Reg. 310/68
6. Death reported by
(surname) (given names)
(street or rural route) (city, town or village)
7. Date of death
(day) (month) (year)
8. Place of death
(hospital, home for aged, etc.)
9. Autopsy: yes D no Q
10. Cause of death
11. Remarks regarding body
Under the authority granted to me by section 11 of The Anatomy Act, 1967, I hereby direct you to dispose
of this body at the expense of the Municipal Corporation of
Dated at , this day of , 19. . .
(Local Inspector of Anatomy, or his agent,
or Coroner)
at.
(address)
Form 7
The A natomy A ct, 1967
NOTICE OF DISPOSAL OF A BODY
To the General Inspector of Anatomy:
This is to inform you that the body of
(surname) (given names)
Sex of deceased
Age of deceased
Birthplace of deceased
Last place of residence of deceased .
(street or rural route)
(city, town or village) (county or territorial division)
will be disposed of by burial Q
cremation □
at
(place where body will be disposed of)
(day) (month) (year)
to conform with section 7 of The Anatomy Act, 1967.
Dated at this day of , 19 . . .
(Professor of Anatomy, or his agent)
(name of School of Anatomy)
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Form 8
The Anatomy Act, 1967
IDENTIFICATION TAG
Date ,19...
Body of
(surname) (given names)
of the of
DELIVERED TO THE SCHOOL OF ANATOMY
AT.
BY.
(name of School of Anatomy)
(Local Inspector of Anatomy)
(street or rural route) (city, town or village)
AT.
(county or territorial division)
Note: DONATED OR UNCLAIMED BODIES:
1. Identification tags shall be attached, before delivery, to the neck and to a toe.
2. Finger prints and photographs shall be taken immediately on unclaimed bodies by the School of
Anatomy.
Form 9
The Anatomy Act, 1967
REPORT OF DELIVERY OR DISPOSAL OF A BODY
To the General Inspector of Anatomy:
On the day of , 19. . . , I authorized the donated □
(date) (month) body of
unclaimed Q
(surname) (given names)
Sex of deceased
Age of deceased
Birthplace of deceased
Last place of residence of deceased .
(street or rural route)
(city, town or village) (county or territorial division)
to be delivered to the School of Anatomy at
or to be disposed of at the expense of the Municipal Corporation of
Dated at , this day of ,19..
(Local Inspector of Anatomy, or his agent,
or Coroner)
at
(address)
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Form 10
The Anatomy Act, 1967
ORDER FOR STORAGE OF A BODY
To the person in charge of the public or private morgue at
In accordance with subsection 1 of section 12 of The Anatomy Act, 1967, I hereby order you to store the
body of
(surname) (given names)
Sex of deceased
Age of deceased
Last known address of deceased
(street or rural route)
(city, town or village) (county or territorial division)
until such time as other arrangements are made for disposal of the body.
Dated at , this day of , 19. , .
(Local Inspector of Anatomy, or his agent,
or Coroner)
Form 11
The Anatomy Act, 1967
REQUEST TO BEQUEATH A BODY
To the School of Anatomy at ,
*1. I hereby wish to bequeath my body to the School of Anatomy at
or to any other School of Anatomy for purposes of medical education and research.
Dated at , this day of , 19. . .
(signature of person wishing to
bequeath body)
(witness)
**2. I, being the next-of-kin or executor of the deceased, wish to comply with the request indicated above.
I do n do not □ wish a private burial Q cremation D at the expense of the estate of the
deceased.
Dated at this day of , 19. . .
(witness) (signature of next-of-kin or executor)
(address)
(telephone number)
*This Form should be completed by you when your decision is made. At the time of death it should be
forwarded to the School of Anatomy at by your executor or next-of-kin.
**This part of Form should be completed by the deceased's next-of-kin or executor at the time of death.
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THE ONTARIO GAZETTE O. Reg. 312/68 2273
THE TEACHERS' SUPERANNUATION ACT
O. Reg. 311/68.
General.
Made— August 22nd, 1968.
Filed— August 28th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE TEACHERS' SUPERANNUATION ACT
1. — (1) Subsection 1 of section 13 of Regulation 553
of Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1960, as remade by
section 1 of Ontario Regulation 385/66, is amended by
striking out "1968" in the second line and inserting in
lieu thereof "1970".
(2) Subsection 2 of the said section 13, as remade
by section 1 of Ontario Regulation 385/66, is revoked
and the following substituted therefor:
(2) Until the 31st day of August, 1970, the
allowance for any school year of a person who
has returned to employment under the Act
shall be continued in full so long as he does
not teach more than 100 days in the school
year, but if he teaches more than 100 days,
his allowance shall be reduced by one-two
hundredth of the annual amount thereof for
each day over 100 days in the school year in
which he teaches.
2. This Regulation comes into force on the 1st day
of September, 1968.
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THE TEACHERS' SUPERANNUATION ACT
O. Reg. 312/68.
General.
Made— August 22nd, 1968.
Filed— August 28th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE TEACHERS' SUPERANNUATION ACT
1. Subsections 4 and 5 of section 8 of Regulation 553
of Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1960, as remade by
section 1 of Ontario Regulation 229/61, are revoked
and the following substituted therefor:
(4) A person who holds an interim or permanent
certificate valid in Ontario may,
(a) where he was absent from duty in order
to travel and the purpose of the travel
was approved by the Commission and
he returned to duty for not less than
twenty school days in a school year,
make contributions to the Fund for
not more than one year of such ab-
sence; or
(b) where he was absent from duty in order
to take a course of study approved by
the Commission and he returned to
duty for not less than twenty school
days in a school year, make contribu-
tions to the Fund for not more than
two years of such absence, provided
that in respect of an absence of more
than one year he shall, in addition to
his contributions, pay into the Fund
in lieu of the sum payable by the
Treasurer for such period an amount
equal to his contributions made in
respect of the portion of his absence in
excess of one year.
and the amount of his contributions shall be
calculated according to the rate of salary he
was receiving when the absence from duty
commenced or the rate of salary he would have
received under the salary schedule applicable
if he had remained on duty.
(5) A person who has contributed to the Fund
for ten years or more and who was absent from
duty for a period of leave under a by-law of
his board and received salary from his board
for the period of absence at a lower rate than
that which he would otherwise have received,
and who resumed his duties for not less than
twenty school days in a school year may,
where such leave was granted for any purpose
other than in order to take a course of study,
make contributions to the Fund of the amount
required to make up the total contribution
that he would have made in respect of not
more than one year of the absence from duty
if he had not been absent from duty, failing
which he is entitled to credit in the Fund for
only that proportion of the period of absence
from duty that the salary he received bears
to the salary he would have received if he had
remained on duty.
(6) A person who has contributed to the Fund
for ten years or more and who was absent
from duty for a period of leave under a by-law
of his board and received salary from his
board for the period of absence at a lower rate
than that which he would otherwise have re-
ceived and who resumed his duties for not less
than twenty school days in a school year may,
where such leave was granted in order to take
a course of study, make contributions to the
Fund of the amount required to make up the
total contribution that he would have made
in respect of not more than two years of the
absence from duty if he had not been absent
from duty, provided that in respect of an
absence of more than one year he shall, in
addition to his contributions, pay into the
Fund in lieu of the sum payable by the
Treasurer for such period an amount equal to
his contributions made in respect of that
portion of his absence in excess of one year,
and, if he fails to make such contributions, he
is entitled to credit in the Fund for only that
proportion of the period of absence from duty
that the salary he received bears to the salary
he would have received if he had remained
on duty.
2. Subsection 4 of section 8a of Regulation 553 of
Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1960, as made by
section 1 of Ontario Regulation 229/61, is revoked and
the following substituted therefor:
(4) A person who holds an interim or permanent
certificate valid in Ontario may,
(a) where he ceased to be employed in
order to travel and the purpose of the
travel was approved by the Commis-
sion and he was again employed for not
less than twenty school days in a school
year, make contributions to the Fund
for not more than one year of the
period or periods of unemployment; or
(6) where he ceased to be employed in
order to take a course of study ap-
proved by the Commission and he was
again employed for not less than twenty
school days in a school year, make con-
tributions to the Fund for not rnore
than two years of the period or periods
of unemployment, provided that in re-
spect of an absence of more than one
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O. Reg. 314/68
year he shall, in addition to his con-
tributions, pay into the Fund in lieu of
the sum payable by the Treasurer for
such period an amount equal to his
contributions made in respect of that
portion of his absence in excess of one
year,
and the amount of his contributions shall be
calculated according to the rate of salary he
was receiving when he ceased to be employed
or the rate of salary he would have received
under the salary schedule applicable if he had
not ceased to be employed.
3. Subsection 3 of section 8& of Regulation 553 of
Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1960, as made by
section 1 of Ontario Regulation 229/61, is amended by
striking out "one year" in the second line and inserting
in lieu thereof "two years", and by striking out "4 and
5" in the third line and inserting in lieu thereof "4, 5
and 6".
4. Section 19 of Regulation 553 of Revised Regula-
tions of Ontario, 1960, as remade by section 1 of Ontario
Regulation 173/63, is amended by adding thereto the
following item:
3. Cold Creek Conservation Field Centre.
5. — (1) Item 16 of section 24 of Regulation 553 of
Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1960, as remade by
section 1 of Ontario Regulation 46/68, is revoked and
the following substituted therefor:
16. Eden Christian College, Niagara-on-the-Lake.
(2) The said section 24, as amended by section 1 of
Ontario Regulation 298/61, section 1 of Ontario Regu-
lation 236/62, section 1 of Ontario Regulation 281/63,
section 1 of Ontario Regulation 240/64, section 2 of
Ontario Regulation 91/65, section 1 of Ontario Regu-
lation 241/65, section 1 of Ontario Regulation 269/66,
section 2 of Ontario Regulation 32/67, section 1 of
Ontario Regulation 317/67 and section 1 of Ontario
Regulation 46/68, is further amended by adding thereto
the following items:
89. Muskoka Lakes College, Bracebridge.
90. Notre-Dame du Bon Conseil, Ottawa.
91. University of Ottawa Preparatory School,
Ottawa.
92. Academic de la Salle, Ottawa.
93. St. Joseph's Private School, Willowdale.
94. St. Joseph's College School, Toronto.
95. St. Joseph's Private School, Islington.
96. Oshawa Catholic High School, Oshawa.
97. Ontario Ladies' College, Whitby.
98. Madonna High School, Downsview.
99. St. Theresa's High School, Midland.
100. Immaculata Private School, Ottawa.
101. Our Lady's High School, Pembroke.
6. This Regulation comes into force on the 1st day
of September, 1968.
THE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION ACT
O. Reg. 313/68.
P-rovincial Institute of Mining.
Made— August 20th, 1968.
Approved — August 22nd, 1968.
Filed— August 28th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION ACT
1. Regulation 93 of Revised Regulations of On-
tario, 1960 is revoked.
WILLIAM DAVIS,
Minister of Education.
Dated at Toronto, this 20th day of August, 1968.
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THE PUBLIC HEALTH ACT
O. Reg. 314/68.
Health Units — General.
Made— August 15th, 1968.
Approved — August 22nd, 1968.
Filed— August 28th, 1968.
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REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE PUBLIC HEALTH ACT
1. Schedules 6 and 24 to Regulation 510 of Revised
Regulation of Ontario, 1960, as remade by section 1 of
Ontario Regulation 305/63, are revoked and the follow-
ing substituted therefor:
Schedule 24
THUNDER BAY HEALTH UNIT
1. The Board of Health of the Thunder Bay
Health Unit shall consist of eighteen members
as follows:
i. Three members to be appointed by the
Lieutenant Governor in Council.
ii. Three members to be appointed by the
Municipal Council of the City of Fort
William, one of whom shall represent
the Band of the Fort William Indian
Reserve.
iii. Three members to be appointed by the
Municipal Council of the City of Port
Arthur.
iv. One member to be appointed by the
Municipal Council of the Township of
Neebing.
V. One member to be appointed by the
Municipal Council of the Township of
Shuniah.
vi. One member to be appointed by the
Municipal Council of the Township of
Paipoonge.
vii. One member to be appointed by the
municipal councils of the townships of
Oliver and Gillies.
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viii. One member to be appointed by the
municipal councils of the townships of
Conmee and O'Connor.
ix. One member to be appointed by the
Municipal Council of the Township of
Nipigon and the boards of trustees of
the improvement districts of Dorion
and Red Rock.
X. One member to be appointed by the
municipal councils of the Township of
Longlac and the Town of Geraldton
and the Board of Trustees of the Im-
provement District of Beardmore.
xi. One member to be appointed by the
municipal councils of the townships of
Terrace Bay and Schreiber.
xii. One member to be appointed by the
boards of trustees of the improvement
districts of Marathon and Manitou-
wadge.
2. A member appointed by a municipal council
or by more than one municipal council shall
hold office during the pleasure of the muni-
cipal council or the municipal councils that
appointed him, as the case maV be.
3. A member appointed by a municipal council
and the trustees of an improvement district,
or by more than one municipal council and
the trustees of an improvement district or
more than one improvement district shall hold
office during the pleasure of the municipal
council or municipal councils and the trustees
of the improvement district or improvement
districts that appointed him, as the case
may be.
M. B. DYMOND,
Minister of Health.
Dated at Toronto, this 15th day of August, 1968.
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THE HIGHWAY TRAFFIC ACT
O. Reg. 315/68.
Drivers' Licences.
Made— August 29th, 1968.
Filed— August 30th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE HIGHWAY TRAFFIC ACT
1. Ontario Regulations 265/68 and 288/68 are
revoked.
2. This Regulation comes into force on the 20th
day of September, 1968.
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THE HIGHWAY TRAFFIC ACT
O. Reg. 316/68.
Slow-Moving Vehicle Sign.
Made— August 29th, 1968.
Filed— August 30th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE HIGHWAY TRAFFIC ACT
SLOW-MOVING VEHICLE SIGN
1, — (1) The slow-moving vehicle sign to be attached to a farm tractor or self-propelled implement of
husbandry shall be in the shape of a base-down equ ilateral triangle, fluorescent yellow-orange in colour with a
dark red retro-reflective border, and shall be of the dimensions and size as prescribed and illustrated in the following
Figure:
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FIGURE
SLOW MOVING VEHICLE
WARNING DEVICE
FLUORESCENT y £ L LOW- OR ANGE
TRIANGLE
DARK RED RETROREFLECTIVE
BORDER
I 5/4" BORDER
(2) The sign referred to in subsection 1 shall be
bonded to a durable rigid weatherproof-base surface.
(3) The brightness of the retro-refiective material
referred to in subsection 1 shall comply with the require-
ments of the Schedule.
2. The sign referred to in section 1 shall be mounted,
(a) base down in a plane perpendicular to the
direction of travel of the vehicle; and
(b) where practicable, on the rear of the vehicle,
or combination of vehicles, at the centre of
mass of the vehicle or vehicles, and not less
than three feet or more than five feet above
the roadway,
land shall be clearly visible for a distance of not less
than 500 feet from the rear of the vehicle or com-
bination of vehicles.
3. The sign referred to in section 1 shall be free
from dirt and obstruction and shall be so affixed as to
be plainly visible at all times and the view of the sign
shall not be obscured or obstructed by any part of the
vehicle or any attachment thereto or by the load
carried.
4. The dimensions of a slow-moving vehicle sign
may be greater than the dimensions prescribed and
illustrated in section 1 so long as each dimension is
increased and, when increased, has the same relation
to the other dimensions of the sign as the dimensions
prescribed and illustrated have to each other.
5. A slow-moving vehicle sign shall be deemed to
meet the requirements of this Regulation if the sign is
marked with the monogram of the Canadian Standards
Association Testing Laboratories.
Schedule
BRIGHTNESS OF REFLECTIVE MATERIAL
Angle of
Incidence
Brightness
Average Candle Power /Foot Candle/
Square Foot of material
Angle of Divergence
Degrees
0.2 Degrees
0.5 Degrees
0
15
30
45
10.0
7.0
5.0
1.0
5.0
4,0
2,0
0.5
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THE GAME AND FISH ACT, 1961-62
O. Reg. 317/68.
Hunting Licences — Issuance.
Made— August 29th, 1968.
Filed— August 30th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE GAME AND FISH ACT, 1961-62
1. Ontario Regulation 229/63, as amended by
Ontario Regulations 328/64, 273/66, 77/67, 314/67
and 251/68, is further amended by adding thereto the
following section:
13b. Subsection 5 of section 8 and section 13ffl
do not apply from the 28th day of September,
1968 to the 8th day of January, 1969, both
inclusive, in that part of Ontario described in
Schedule 5 to Ontario Regulation 278/68.
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THE FOREST FIRES PREVENTION ACT
O. Reg. 318/68.
Fire Districts.
Made— August 29th, 1968.
Filed— August 30th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE FOREST FIRES PREVENTION ACT
1. Schedule 1, as remade by section 1 of Ontario
Regulation 195/65 and amended by section 1 of Ontario
Regulation 237/65, and Schedule 2, as remade by
section 1 of Ontario Regulation 169/61, of Appendix A
to Regulation 184 of Revised Regulations of Ontario,
1960 are revoked and the following substituted therefor:
Schedule 1
CHAPLEAU FIRE DISTRICT
In the territorial districts of Algoma, Cochrane
and Sudbury and described as follows:
Beginning at the northwesterly corner of the geo-
graphic Township of Makawa, in the Territorial
District of Algoma; thence easterly along the northerly
boundary of the geographic townships of Makawa,
Nebotik and Conking to the northeasterly corner of the
last-mentioned geographic township; thence north-
erly along the westerly boundary of the geographic
Township of Coderre to the northwesterly corner
thereof; thence easterly along the northerly boundary
of the geographic townships of Coderre, Stefansson,
Amundsen and Davin to the northwesterly corner of
the geographic Township of Wadsworth in the Terri-
torial District of Cochrane; thence easterly along the
northerly boundary of the geographic townships of
Wadsworth, Belford, Montcalm and Fortune to the
northeasterly corner of the last-mentioned geographic
township; thence southerly along the easterly boundary
of the last-mentioned geographic township to the
southeasterly corner thereof; thence westerly along the
southerly boundary of the last-mentioned geographic
township to the southwesterly corner thereof; thence
southerly along the easterly boundary of the geographic
Township of Strachan to the northerly boundary of
Indian Reserve Number 73; thence westerly along that
northerly boundary to the northwesterly corner
thereof; thence southeasterly along that westerly
boundary to the southwesterly corner thereof; thence
easterly along the southerly boundary of that Indian
Reserve to the easterly boundary of the geographic
Township of Strachan; thence southerly along that
easterly boundary to the northerly boundary of the
geographic Township of Melrose in the Territorial
District of Sudbury; thence easterly along that north-
erly boundary to the northeasterly corner thereof;
thence southerly along the easterly boundary of the
last-mentioned geographic township to the south-
easterly corner thereof; thence westerly along the
southerly boundary of the last-mentioned geographic
township to the northeasterly corner of the geographic
Township of Reeves; thence southerly along the
easterly boundary of the geographic townships of
Reeves, Penhorwood and Hardiman to the south-
easterly corner of the last-mentioned geographic
township; thence westerly along the southerly boun-
dary of the geographic townships of Hardiman and
Horwood to the northeasterly corner of the geographic
Township of Newton; thence southerly along the
easterly boundary of the last-mentioned geographic
township to the southeasterly corner thereof; thence
westerly along the southerly boundary of the last-
mentioned geographic township to the northeasterly
corner of the geographic Township of Heenan; thence
southerly along the easterly boundary of the geo-
graphic townships of Heenan and Benton to the south-
easterly corner of the last-mentioned geographic
township; thence easterly along the northerly boun-
dary of the geographic townships of Osway and Huff-
man to the westerly boundary of the geographic
Township of Frater; thence southerly along that
boundary to the southwesterly corner of the last-
mentioned geographic township: thence easterlv along
the southerly boundary of that geographic township
to the northeasterly corner of the geographic Townhip
of Huffman; thence southerly along the easterly
boundary of the geographic townships of Huffman
and Arbutus to the northwesterly corner of the geo-
graphic Township of Smuts; thence easterly along the
northerly boundary of the last-mentioned geographic
township to the northeasterly corner thereof; thence
southerly along the easterly boundary of that geo-
graphic township to the southeasterly corner thereof;
thence westerly along the southerly boundary of the
last-mentioned geographic township to the north-
easterly corner of the geographic Township of Biscotasi;
thence southerly along the easterly boundary of the
geographic townships of Biscotasi, Tp. 9, Tp. 8, Tp. 6
and Alton to the southeasterly corner of the last-
mentioned geographic township; thence westerly along
the southerly boundary of the geographic townships of
Alton, Jasper, Durban, Ethel, and Comox to the south-
westerly corner of the last-mentioned geographic
township; thence northerly along the westerly boun-
dary of the geographic townships of Comox and
Fulton to the northwesterly corner of the last-men-
tioned geographic township; thence westerly along the
southerly boundary of geographic Township Tp. 7Z
in the Territorial District of Algoma to the south-
westerly corner thereof; thence northerly along the
westerly boundary of that geographic township to the
southeasterly corner of geographic Township Tp. 8A
in the Territorial District of Sudbury; thence westerly
along the southerly boundary of geographic townships
Tp. 8A, Tp. 8B, Tp. 8C, Tp. 8D, Tp. 8E, and Tp. 8F
to the southwesterly corner of the last-mentioned
geographic township; thence northerly along the
westerly boundary of that geographic township to the
northwesterly corner thereof; thence westerly along the
southerly boundary of geographic Township Tp. 9G,
to the easterly boundary of geographic Township
Tp. 9H ; thence southerly along that easterly boundary
to the southeasterly corner thereof; thence westerly
along the southerly boundary of geographic townships
Tp. 9H, Tp. 22, Range 16 and Tp. 23, Range 16 to the
southwesterly corner of the last-mentioned geographic
township; thence northerly along the westerly boun-
dary of geographic townships Tp. 23, Range 16,
Tp. 23, Range 17, and Tp. 23, Range 18, to the north-
westerly corner of the last-mentioned geographic
township; thence westerly along the southerly boun-
dary of geographic Township Tp. 24, Range 19, in the
Territorial District of Algoma to the southwesterly
corner thereof; thence northerly along the westerly
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boundary of geographic Township Tp. 24, Range 19,
to the northwesterly corner thereof; thence easterly
along the northerly boundary of the last-mentioned
geographic township to the southwesterly corner of
geographic Township Tp. 24, Range 20; thence north-
erly along the westerly boundary of the last-mentioned
geographic township to the northwesterly corner
thereof; thence westerly along the southerly boundary
of geographic Township Tp. 25, Range 21, to the south-
westerly corner thereof; thence northerly along the
westerly boundary of that geographic township to the
northwesterly corner thereof; thence westerly along the
southerly boundary of geographic Township Tp. 26,
Range 22, to the southwesterly corner thereof; thence
northerly along the westerly boundary of that geo-
graphic township to the northwesterly corner thereof;
thence easterly along the northerly boundary of that
geographic township to the southwesterly corner of
geographic Township Tp. 25, Range 23; thence north-
erly along the westerly boundary of geographic town-
ships Tp. 25, Range 23, Tp. 25, Range 24 and Tp. 25,
Range 25, to the southerly boundary of geographic
Township Tp. 25, Range 26; thence westerly along that
southerly boundary to the southwesterly corner of the
last-mentioned geographic township; thence northerly
along the westerly boundary of the last-mentioned
geographic township to the northwesterly corner
thereof; thence easterly along the northerly boundary
of that geographic township to the westerly boundary
of geographic Township Tp. 45; thence northerly along
the westerly boundary of geographic townships Tp. 45,
Tp. 46 and Meath to the northwesterly corner of the
last-mentioned geographic township; thence easterly
along the northerly boundary of the last-mentioned
geographic township to the northwesterly corner of the
geographic Township of Rennie in the Territorial
District of Sudbury; thence easterly along the northerly
boundary of the last-mentioned geographic township
to the southwesterly corner of the geographic Town-
ship of Winget in the Territorial District of Algoma;
thence northerly along the westerly boundary of the
geographic townships of Winget and Makawa to the
place of beginning.
Schedule 2
COCHRANE FIRE DISTRICT
In the territorial districts of Cochrane, Kenora,
Patricia Portion, Sudbury and Timiskaming described
as follows:
Beginning at a point in the boundary between
Ontario and Quebec where it is intersected by the
southerly shore of James Bay; thence southerly along
that boundary to the intersection with the water's
edge on the southerly shore of Lake Abitibi; thence in a
general westerly direction following that water's edge
to the intersection with the production northerly of the
easterly boundary of the geographic Township of
Milligan in the Territorial District of Cochrane; thence
southerly along that production to the northeasterly
corner of the last-mentioned geographic township;
thence westerly along the northerly boundary of the
geographic Township of Milligan and the southerly
boundary of the geographic Township of Kerrs to the
easterly boundary of the geographic Township of
Knox; thence southerly along that easterly boundary
to the southeasterly corner thereof; thence westerly
along the southerly boundary of the geographic town-
ships of Knox, Rickard and Teefy to the northeasterly
corner of the geographic Township of Clergue; thence
southerly along the easterly boundary of the last-
mentioned geographic township to the southeasterly
corner thereof; thence westerly along the southerly
boundary of the last-mentioned geographic township
to the northeasterly corner of the geographic Township
of German; thence southerly along the easterly boun-
dary of that geographic township to the southeasterly
corner thereof; thence westerly along the southerly
boundary of the last-mentioned geographic township
to the northeasterly corner of the geographic Township
of Macklem; thence southerly along the easterly
boundary of the last-mentioned geographic township
to the southeasterly corner thereof; thence easterly
along the northerly boundary of the geographic
Township of Sheraton to the northeasterly corner
thereof; thence southerly along the easterly boundary
of the last-mentioned geographic township to the
northerly boundary of the geographic Township of
Timmins in the Territorial District of Timiskaming;
thence easterly along the northerly boundary of the
last-mentioned geographic township to the north-
easterly corner thereof; thence southerly along the
easterly boundary of the geographic townships of
Timmins and Michie to the southeasterly corner
thereof; thence westerly along the southerly boundary
of the geographic townships of Michie, Fasken and
Fallon to the southwesterly corner of the last-mentioned
geographic township; thence southerly along the
easterly boundary of the geographic Township of
Geikie, and of the geographic townships of Zavitz
and Hutt in the Territorial District of Sudbury to the
southeasterly corner of the last-mentioned geographic
township; thence westerly along the southerly boun-
dary of the geographic townships of Hutt and Semple
to the southwesterly corner of the last-mentioned
geographic township; thence northerly along the
westerly boundary of the last-mentioned geographic
township to the northwesterly corner thereof; thence
westerly along the southerly boundary of the geographic
townships of Beemer, Hassard, Mc Bride and Crothers
to the southwesterly corner of the last-mentioned geo-
graphic township; thence northerly along the westerly
boundary of the last-mentioned geographic township
to the southeasterly corner of the geographic Township
of Kenogaming; thence westerly along the southerly
boundary of the last-mentioned geographic township
to the southwesterly corner thereof; thence northerly
along the westerly boundary of the geographic town-
ships of Kenogaming and Sewell to the northwesterly
corner of the last-mentioned geographic township;
thence easterly along the northerly boundary of the
last-mentioned geographic township to the south-
westerly corner of the geographic Township of Frey;
thence northerly along the westerly boundary of the
last-mentioned geographic township to the southerly
boundary of the geographic Township of Enid in the
Territorial District of Cochrane; thence westerly along
the southerly boundary of the last-mentioned geo-
graphic township to the southwesterly corner thereof;
thence northerly along the westerly boundary of that
geographic township to the southerly boundary of
Indian Reserve No. 73; thence westerly along that
southerly boundary to the southwesterly corner of that
Indian Reserve; thence northerly along the westerly
boundary of that Indian Reserve to the northwesterly
corner thereof; thence easterly along the northerly
boundary of that Indian Reserve to the westerly
boundary of the geographic Township of Enid; thence
northerly along the westerly boundary of that geo-
graphic township to the northwesterly corner thereof;
thence easterly along the northerly boundary of that
geographic township to the westerly boundary of the
geographic Township of Cote; thence northerly along
the westerly boundary of the geographic townships of
Cote, Byers, Moberly and Wilhelmina to the southerly
boundary of the geographic Township of Kirkland;
thence westerly along the southerly boundary of that
geographic township to the southwesterly corner
thereof; thence northerly along the westerly boundary
of the geographic townships of Kirkland, Laidlaw,
Sydere, Haggart, Alexandra, Hurdman, Agate, Mar-
ceau, Sheldon, Traill and Hamlet to the southerly
boundary of the geographic Township of Kilmer; thence
westerly along that southerly boundary to the south-
westerly corner of the last-mentioned geographic
township; thence northerly along the westerly boun-
dary of the last-mentioned geographic township to the
northwesterly corner thereof; thence westerly along the
southerly boundary of the geographic townships of
Rapley, Lambert and Mahoney to the southwesterly
corner of the last-mentioned geographic township;
thence northerly along the westerly boundary of the
last-mentioned geographic township to the 7th Base
Line; thence westerly along the 7th Base Line to
longitude 83° 30'; thence northerly along that longitude
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to latitude 51° 30' in the Territorial District of Kenora,
Patricia Portion; thence westerly along that latitude
to the northerly production of Ontario Land Surveyor
Niven's Meridian Line of 1907-8 in the Territorial
District of Cochrane; thence northerly along that
production in the territorial districts of Cochrane and
Kenora, Patricia Portion, to latitude 54° north; thence
easterly along that latitude 125 miles, more or less, to
the water's edge along the westerly shore of James
Bay; thence in a general southerly, southeasterly,
easterly and northeasterly direction following that
water's edge to the place of beginning.
2. Schedule 5 of Appendix A to Regulation 184 of
Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1960, as remade by
section 1 of Ontario Regulation 169/61, is revoked.
3. Schedule 6, as remade by section 1 of Ontario
Regulation 169/61, Schedule 15, as remade by section 1
of Ontario Regulation 195/65, Schedule 17, as remade
by section 1 of Ontario Regulation 169/61, and Sched-
ules 18 and 20, of Appendix A to Regulation 184 of
Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1960 are revoked and
the following substituted therefor:
Schedule 6
KAPUSKASING FIRE DISTRICT
In the territorial districts of Algoma, Cochrane
and Kenora, Patricia Portion, and described as follows:
Beginning at the southeasterly corner of the geo-
graphic Township of Aitken in the Territorial District
of Cochrane; thence northerly along the easterly
boundary of the geographic townships of Aitken and
Oke to the southerly boundary of the geographic
Township of Kirkland; thence westerly along the
southerly boundary of that geographic township to the
southwesterly corner thereof; thence northerly along
the easterly boundary of the geographic townships of
Oke and Ford to the southerly boundary of the geo-
graphic Township of Sydere; thence westerly along the
southerly boundary of that geographic township to the
southwesterly corner thereof; thence northerly along
the easterly boundary of the geographic townships of
Carmichael, Shakleton, Machin, Beardmore, Tucker,
Clay, Howells, Cockshutt and Emerson to the north-
easterly corner of the last-mentioned geographic
township; thence westerly along the northerly boun-
dary of the last-mentioned geographic township to the
southeasterly corner of the geographic Township of
Hecla; thence northerly along the easterly boundary
of the geographic Township of Hecla to the north-
easterly corner thereof; thence westerly along the
northerly boundary of the geographic townships of
Hecla, Sanborn and McCausland to the northwesterly
corner of the last-mentioned geographic township;
thence northerly along the easterly boundary of the
geographic Township of Habel to the northeasterly
corner thereof; thence westerly along the 7th Base Line
to longitude 83° 30'; thence northerly along that
longitude to latitude 51° 30'; thence westerly along that
latitude to the intersection with the northerly produc-
tion of Ontario Land Surveyor Niven's 1907-8 Merid-
ian; thence southerly along that production and that
meridian and the westerly boundary of the geographic
townships of Bicknell, Boyce and Clavet in the Terri-
torial District of Cochrane and the westerly boundary
of the geographic townships of Downer, Frances,
Flanders, Foch and Drew in the Territorial District of
Algoma to the southwesterly corner of the last-
mentioned geographic township; thence easterly along
the southerly boundary of the geographic townships of
Drew and Cholette to the southeasterly corner of the
last-mentioned geographic township; thence southerly
along the westerly boundary of the geographic Town-
ship of Bayfield to the southwesterly corner thereof;
thence easterly along the southerly boundary of that
geographic township to the northwesterly corner of the
geographic Township of Gourlay; thence southerly
along the westerly boundary of the geographic Town-
ship of Gourlay to the southwesterly corner thereof;
thence easterly along the southerly boundary of the
geographic townships of Gourlay, Breckenridge, Lizar,
Ermine, Irving and Marjorie to the westerly boundary
of the geographic Township of Hook; thence southerly
along that westerly boundary to the southwesterly
corner thereof; thence easterly along the southerly
boundary of the geographic townships of Hook and
Hayward to the southeasterly corner of the last-
mentioned geographic township; thence northerly along
the easterly boundary of the last-mentioned geographic
township to the southwesterly corner of the geographic
Township of Champlain; thence easterly along
the southerly boundary of the geographic townships of
Champlain, Mons, Clouston and Buchan in the Terri-
torial District of Algoma and the southerly boundaries
of the geographic townships of Lisgar, Watson, Poulett
and Aitken in the Territorial District of Cochrane to
the place of beginning.
Schedule 15
SAULT STE. MARIE FIRE DISTRICT
In the territorial districts of Algoma and Sudbury,
described as follows:
Beginning at a point in the southerly boundary of
the Territorial District of Algoma where it is inter-
sected by longitude 82° 30' west; thence north astro-
nomically to the southerly boundary of the Serpent
River Indian Reserve No. 7; thence in a general
easterly direction along the southerly boundary of that
Reserve to the westerly boundary of the geographic
Township of Shedden, in the Territorial District of
Algoma; thence northerly along that westerly boundary
of that geographic township to the southeasterly corner
of the geographic Township of Proctor; thence northerly
along the easterly boundary of the geographic town-
ships of Proctor, Tp. 143, Tp. 144, Tp. 145, Q and R,
to the northeasterly corner of the last-mentioned
geographic township; thence westerly along the north-
erly boundary of geographic Township R to the
southeasterly corner of geographic Township S; thence
northerly along the easterly boundary of geographic
townships S and T to the northeasterly corner of the
last-mentioned geographic township; thence westerly
along the northerly boundary of geographic Township
T to the southeasterly corner of geographic Township
Y; thence northerly along the easterly boundary of
geographic townships Y and Z to the northeasterly
corner of the last-mentioned geographic township;
thence westerly along the northerly boundary of the
last-mentioned geographic township to the north-
westerly corner of that geographic township; thence
northerly along the easterly boundary of geographic
Township Tp. 7 A to the northeasterly corner thereof;
thence westerly along the northerly boundary of
geographic townships Tp. 7A, Tp. 7B, Tp. 7C, Tp. 7D,
Tp. 7E and Tp. 7F to the southeasterly corner of
geographic Township Tp. 8G in the Territorial District
of Sudbury; thence northerly along the easterly
boundary of the last-mentioned geographic township
to the northeasterly corner thereof; thence westerly
along the northerly boundary of geographic Township
Tp. 8G to the northwesterly corner thereof; thence
southerly along the westerly boundary of geographic
Township Tp. 8G to the northeasterly corner of
geographic Township Tp. 8H; thence westerly along
the northerly boundary of geographic townships Tp.
8H, Tp. 22, Range 15, and Tp. 23, Range 15, to the
northwesterly corner of the last-mentioned geographic
township; thence southerly along the westerly boun-
dary of geographic Township Tp. 23, Range 15, to the
southwesterly corner thereof; thence southerly along
the westerly boundary of geographic Township Tp. 23,
Range 14, in the Territorial District of Algoma to the
northeasterly corner of geographic Township Tp. 24,
Range 14; thence westerly along the northerly boun-
dary of geographic townships Tp. 24, Range 14, Tp. 25,
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Range 14, Tp. 26, Range 14 and Tp. 27, Range 14 to
to the easterly boundary of geographic Township
Tp. 28, Range 14; thence northerly along the easterly
boundary of that geographic township to the north-
easterly corner thereof; thence westerly along the
northerly boundary of geographic townships Tp. 28,
Range 14 and Tp. 29, Range 14 to the northwesterly
corner of the last-mentioned geographic township;
thence west astronomically to the intersection with the
International Boundary between Canada and the
United States of America; thence southeasterly and
easterly following that International Boundary through
Lake Superior, St. Marys River and expansions thereof
and the North Channel of Lake Huron to an angle in
the International Boundary between Cockburn Island
and Drummond Island; thence easterly along the
southerly boundary of the Territorial District of
Algoma to the place of beginning; excepting thereout
and therefrom St. Joseph Island.
Schedule 17
SUDBURY FIRE DISTRICT
In the territorial districts of Algoma, Manitoulin
and Sudbury described as follows:
Beginning at the northwesterly corner of geographic
Township O in the Territorial District of Algoma;
thence northerly along the westerly boundary of
geographic Township P to the northwesterly corner
thereof; thence easterly along the northerly boundary
of geographic townships P. L, H. and D. to the
southwesterly corner of the geographic Township
of LaFleche in the Territorial District of Sudbury;
thence northerly along the westerly boundary of
the geographic townships of LaFleche, Breadner,
Tp. 7, Chalet and Arden to the northwesterly corner
of the last-mentioned geographic township; thence
easterly along the northerly boundary of the last-
mentioned geographic township to the southwesterly
corner of the geographic Township of Invergarry;
thence northerly along the westerly boundary of the
last-mentioned geographic township to the north-
westerly corner thereof; thence westerly along the
southerly boundary of the geographic Township of
Yeo to the southwesterly corner thereof; thence
northerly along the westerly boundary of the geo-
graphic townships of Yeo and Potier to the southerly
boundary of the geographic Township of Frater; thence
westerly along the southerly boundary of the last-
mentioned geographic township to the southwesterly
corner thereof; thence northerly along the westerly
boundary of the last-mentioned geographic township
to the southeasterly corner of the geographic Township
of Eric; thence westerly along the southerly boundary
of the geographic townships of Eric and Mallard, to the
southwesterly corner of the last-mentioned geographic
township; thence northerly along the westerly boun-
dary of the geographic townships of Mallard and
Marion to the northwesterly corner of the last-men-
tioned geographic township; thence easterly along the
northerly boundary of the geographic Township of
Marion to the southwesterly corner of the geographic
Township of Dale; thence northerly along the westerly
boundary of the last-mentioned geographic township
to the northwesterly corner thereof; thence easterly
along the northerly boundary of the geographic
townships of Dale, McOwen and Gardhouse to the
southwesterly corner of the geographic Township of
Regan; thence northerly along the westerly boundary
of the last-mentioned geographic township to the
northwesterly corner thereof; thence easterly along the
northerly boundary of the last-mentioned geographic
township to the northeasterly corner thereof; thence
southerly along the easterly boundary of the last-
mentioned geographic township to the northwesterly
corner of the geographic Township of Northrup;
thence easterly along the northerly boundary of the
geographic townships of Northrup, Roblin, Gouin and
Moher to the northeasterly corner of the last-mentioned
geographic township; thence southerly along the
easterly boundary of the last-mentioned geographic
township to the southeasterly corner thereof; thence
easterly along the northerly boundary of the geographic
townships of Sothman and Halliday to the northeasterly
corner of the last-mentioned geographic township;
thence southerly along the easterly boundary of the
geographic townships of Halliday, Mond, Natal, Mac-
murchy, Fawcett, Ogilvie and Browning to the north-
westerly corner of the geographic Township of StuU;
thence easterly along the northerly boundary of the
geographic townships of StuU, McLeod and Ellis to the
northeasterly corner of the last-mentioned geographic
township; thence southerly along the easterly boun-
dary of the geographic townships of Ellis and Selkirk
to the southeasterly corner of the last-mentioned
geographic township; thence westerly along the south-
erly boundary of the geographic Township of Selkirk
to the northeasterly corner of the geographic Township
of Marconi; thence southerly along the easterly boun-
dary of that geographic township to the southeasterly
corner thereof; thence easterly along the northerly
boundary of the geographic Township of DeMorest to
the northeasterly corner thereof; thence southerly
along the easterly boundary of the geographic town-
ships of DeMorest and McConnell to the south-
easterly corner of the last-mentioned geographic
township; thence easterly along the northerly boun-
dary of the geographic Township of McCarthy to the
northeasterly corner thereof; thence southerly along
the easterly boundary of the geographic townships of
McCarthy, Kelly, Davis, Loughrin, Hagar and Appleby
to the southeasterly corner of the last-mentioned
geographic township; thence westerly along the south-
erly boundary of the geographic Township of Appleby
to the northeasterly corner of the geographic Township
of Jennings; thence southerly along the easterly
boundary of the geographic townships of Jennings,
Cherriman and Cosby to the northwesterly corner of
the geographic Township of Scollard; thence easterly
along the northerly boundary of the last-mentioned
geographic township and its production easterly to the
centre line of the channel of the French River which is
north of Okikendawt Island; thence southeasterly and
southwesterly along the centre line of that channel and
the southerly boundary of the Territorial District of
Sudbury to the water's edge of Georgian Bay; thence
southwesterly in a straight line to a point in Georgian
Bay which is south astronomically from the most
southerly extremity of the geographic Township of
Travers and east astronomically from the most north-
erly extremity of Bold Point on Manitoulin Indian
Reserve No. 26; thence west astronomically to the
last-mentioned extremity; thence westerly in a straight
line to the intersection of the southerly boundary of the
geographic Township of Howland in the Territorial
District of Manitoulin with the high-water mark on the
shore of Georgian Bay; thence in a general northerly,
westerly and southwesterly direction following that
high-water mark to the most northwesterly extremity
of Freer Point in that township; thence westerly in a
straight line to the most northerly extremity of Maple
Point in the geographic Township of Allan; thence
northwesterly in a straight line to a point in longi-
tude 82° 30' west where it is intersected by the
boundary between the territorial districts of Algoma
and Manitoulin; thence north astronomically to
the southerly boundary of Serpent River Indian
Reserve No. 7 in the Territorial District of Algoma;
thence in a general easterly direction along the south-
erly boundary of that reserve to the westerly boundary
of the geographic Township of Shedden in the Terri-
torial District of Algoma; thence northerly along the
westerly boundary of the geographic townships of
Shedden, Deagle, Tp. 137, Tp. 138, Tp. 139, M and N
to the southerly boundary of geographic Township O;
thence westerly along the southerly boundary of the
last-mentioned geographic township to the south-
westerly corner thereof; thence northerly along the
westerly boundary of geographic Township O to the
place of beginning.
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SWASTIKA FIRE DISTRICT
In the territorial districts of Cochrane and Timis-
kaming and described as follows:
Beginning at a point in the boundary between
Ontario and Quebec where it is intersected by the
water's edge on the southerly shore of Abitibi Lake
in the Territorial District of Cochrane; thence in a
general westerly direction following that water's edge
to the intersection with the production northerly of the
easterly boundary of the geographic Township of
Milligan; thence southerly along that production to
the northeasterly corner of the last-mentioned geo-
graphic township; thence westerly along the northerly
boundary of the geographic townships of Milligan and
Warden to the northwesterly corner of the last-
mentioned geographic township; thence southerly
along the westerly boundary of that geographic
township to the northeasterly corner of the geographic
Township of Coulson; thence westerly along the
northerly boundary of the geographic townships of
Coulson, Wilkie and Walker to the northwesterly corner
of the last-mentioned geographic township; thence
southerly along the westerly boundary of the last-
mentioned geographic township to the northeasterly
corner of the geographic Township of Stock; thence
westerly along the northerly boundary of that geo-
graphic township to the northwesterly corner thereof;
thence southerly along the westerly boundary of the
geographic township of Stock to the northerly boun-
dary of the geographic Township of Bond; thence
westerly along that northerly boundary to the north-
westerly corner of the last-mentioned geographic
township; thence southerly along the westerly boun-
dary of the geographic Township of Bond to the
southwesterly corner thereof; thence easterly along
the southerly boundary of the last-mentioned geo-
graphic township to the northwesterly corner of the
geographic Township of Egan; thence southerly along
the westerly boundary of that geographic township
to the southwesterly corner thereof; thence easterly
along the southerly boundary of the last-mentioned
geographic township to the northwesterly corner of
the geographic Township of McEvay, in the Terri-
torial District of Timiskaming; thence southerly along
the westerly boundary of the geographic townships
of McEvay and Nordica to the northeasterly corner
of the geographic Township of Robertson; thence
westerly along the northerly boundary of the geo-
graphic townships of Robertson, McNeil and Cleaver
to the northwesterly corner of the last-mentioned
geographic township; thence southerly along the
westerly boundary of the geographic townships of
Cleaver, Hincks, Montrose and Midlothian, Raymond,
Knight, Tyrrell, Leonard, North Williams and Duf-
ferin to the southwesterly corner of the last-mentioned
geographic township; thence easterly along the south-
erly boundary of the geographic townships of Dufferin,
Leckie, Corley and Gamble to the southeasterly
corner of the last-mentioned geographic township;
thence northerly along the easterly boundary of the
geographic townships of Gamble and Brewster to the
northeasterly corner of the last-mentioned geographic
township; thence easterly along the southerly boun-
dary of the geographic townships of Wallis, Banks,
Speight, Auld, Lundy, Hudson and Dymond to the
high-water mark on the westerly shore of Wabi Bay
of Lake Timiskaming; thence southeasterly in a
straight line to the most southerly extremity of the
geographic Township of Harris; thence continuing
southeasterly along the production of that line to the
boundary between Ontario and Quebec; thence
northerly along that boundary to the place of beginning.
Schedule 20
WHITE RIVER FIRE DISTRICT
In the territorial districts of Thunder Bay and
Algoma and described as follows:
Beginning at the southeasterly corner of geographic
Township Tp. 26, Range 23, in the Territorial District
of Algoma; thence northerly along the easterly boun-
dary of geographic townships Tp. 26, Range 23,
Tp. 26, Range 24 and Tp. 26, Range 25, to the north-
easterly corner of the last-mentioned geographic
township; thence westerly along the northerly boun-
dary of the last-mentioned geographic township to the
southeasterly corner of geographic Township Tp. 26,
Range 26; thence northerly along the easterly boun-
dary of the last-mentioned geographic township to
the northeasterly corner thereof; thence easterly along
the southerly boundary of geographic Township
Tp. 48 to the southwesterly corner of geographic
Township Tp. 47; thence easterly along the southerly
boundary of the last-mentioned geographic township
to the southeasterly corner thereof; thence northerly
along the easterly boundary of geographic townships
Tp. 47 and Glasgow to the northeasterly corner of the
last-mentioned geographic township; thence easterly
along the southerly boundary of the geographic
townships of Challener and Acton to the southeasterly
corner of the last-mentioned geographic township;
thence northerly along the easterly boundary of the
geographic townships of Acton and Moorehouse to the
northeasterly corner of the last-mentioned geographic
township; thence easterly along the southerly boun-
dary of the geographic Township of Mildred to the
southeasterly corner thereof; thence northerly along
the easterly boundary of that geographic township to
the northeasterly corner thereof; thence westerly along
the northerly boundary of the geographic townships
of Mildred, Martin, Carney, Mosambik, Nameigos
and Strickland to the southeasterly corner of the
geographic Township of Hambleton; thence northerly
along the easterly boundary of that geographic town-
ship to the northeasterly corner thereof; thence
westerly along the northerly boundary of that geo-
graphic township to the southeasterly corner of the
geographic Township of Matthews; thence northerly
along the easterly boundary of that geographic town-
ship to the northeasterly corner thereof; thence
westerly along the northerly boundary of the geographic
townships of Matthews and Welsh to the northwesterly
corner of the last-mentioned geographic township;
thence northerly along the easterly boundary of the
geographic townships of Spooner and Foote in the
Territorial District of Thunder Bay to the north-
easterly corner of the last-mentioned geographic
township; thence northerly along the westerly boun-
dary of the geographic Township of Foch in the Terri-
torial District of Algoma to the northwesterly corner
thereof; theflce west astronomically 10 miles, more or
less, to the height of land defining the boundary
between the James Bay and Lake Superior water-
sheds; thence southerly along that height of land
3 miles, more or less, to the intersection with the
height of land defining the boundary between the
White Otter River and Black River watersheds; thence
in a general westerly and southwesterly direction along
that height of land and along the height of land defining
the boundary between the Pic River and the Black
River watersheds to the confluence of the Pic and
Black rivers; thence in a general southerly direction
following the easterly bank of the Pic River to the
intersection with the easterly shore of Lake Superior;
thence south astronomically to the International
Boundary between Canada and the United States of
America; thence southeasterly along that Boundary
to the intersection with the westerly production of the
southerly boundary of geographic Township Tp. 29,
Range 15, in the Territorial District of Algoma; thence
easterly along that production and the southerly
boundary of geographic townships Tp. 29, Range 15,
and Tp. 28, Range 15, to the westerly boundary of the
geographic Township of Home; thence southerly
along that boundary to the southwesterly corner of
that geographic township; thence easterly along the
southerly boundary of the geographic townships of
Home, Tp. 26, Range 15, Tp. 25, Range 15 and Tp. 24,
Range 15, to the southeasterly corner of the last-
mentioned geographic township; thence northerly along
the easterly boundary of geographic townships Tp. 24,
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Range 15, Tp. 24, Range 16, Tp. 24, Range 17, and
Tp. 24, Range 18, to the northeasterly corner of the
last-mentioned geographic township; thence westerly
along the northerly boundary of geographic Township
Tp. 24, Range 18, to the northwesterly corner thereof;
thence northerly along the easterly boundary of
geographic Township Tp. 25, Range 19, to the south-
erly boundary of geographic Township Tp. 25, Range
20; thence easterly along that southerly boundary to
the southeasterly corner of the last-mentioned geo-
graphic township; thence northerly along the easterly
boundary of the last-mentioned geographic township
to the northeasterly corner thereof; thence westerly
along the northerly boundary of the last-mentioned
geographic township to the northwesterly corner
thereof; thence northerly along the easterly boundary
of geographic Township Tp. 26, Range 21, to the
northeasterly corner thereof; thence westerly along the
northerly boundary of that geographic township to the
northwesterly corner thereof; thence northerly along
the easterly boundary of geographic Township Tp. 27,
Range 22, to the southerly boundary of geographic
Township Tp. 26, Range 23; thence easterly along that
boundary to the place of beginning.
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Publications Under The Regulations Act
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THE GAME AND FISH ACT, 1961-62
O. Reg. 319/68.
Open Seasons — Deer, Moose and
Black Bear.
Made — ^September 5th, 1968.
Filed— September 6th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE GAME AND FISH ACT, 1961-62
1. Schedule 6 to Ontario Regulation 278/68 is
amended by adding thereto the following paragraph :
3. The Township of St. Edmunds in the County
of Bruce.
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THE PROVINCIAL PARKS ACT
O. Reg. 320/68.
Designation of Parks.
Made— September 5th, 1968.
Filed— September 6th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE PROVINCIAL PARKS ACT
1. Schedule 6 of Appendix A to Regulation 498 of
Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1960 is amended by
adding thereto the following paragraph:
2. Beginning at a point in the northerly limit of
the right of way of that part of the King's
Highway known as No. 11 distant 300.0 feet
measured north 17° 31' 30" east from Depart-
ment of Highways monument number 86 as
shown on Department of Highways Plan
P-3076-9; thence southeasterly along that
highway limit on a curve to the right having
a radius of 3014.79 feet, an arc distance of
100.0 feet, the chord equivalent being 100.0
feet measured south 71° 31' 29" east; thence
north 17° 31' 30" east 1001.66 feet; thence
north 72° 28' 30" west 3900.0 feet; thence
south 17° 31' 30" west 1000.0 feet to the
intersection with the northerly limit of the
right of way of that part of the King's High-
way known as No. 11 and shown on Depart-
ment of Highways Plan P-3076-4; thence
south 72° 28' 30" east along that highway
limit 3800 feet, more or less, to the place of
beginning.
2. — (1) Schedule 15 of Appendix B to Regulation
498 of Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1960, as remade
by subsection 1 of section 1 of Ontario Regulation
358/67, is revoked and the following substituted
therefor:
Schedule 15
ROCK POINT PROVINCIAL PARK
In the Township of Sherbrooke in the County of
Haldimand, containing 242 acres, more or less, de-
scribed as follows:
Beginning at the northwesterly corner of Lot 4,
Concession I ; thence easterly along the northerly limit
of that lot to the northeasterly corner thereof; thence
southerly along the easterly limit of that lot to the
southeasterly corner thereof; thence southerly in a
straight line to the northeasterly corner of Lot 4,
Broken Front Concession; thence southerly along the
easterly limit of that lot to the northerly boundary
of Barbet Point Naval Reserve; thence easterly along
that northerly boundary and its easterly production
to a point distant 300 feet measured northeasterly
from and perpendicularly to the water's edge of Lake
Erie; thence in a southerly, southwesterly, westerly,
northwesterly and northeasterly direction parallel to
the said water's edge and 300 feet in perpendicular
distance therefrom to the intersection with the south-
erly production of the westerly limit of Lot 4, Broken
Front Concession ; thence northerly along that southerly
production and the westerly limit of that Lot 4 to the
northwesterly corner thereof; thence northerly in a
straight line to the southwesterly corner of Lot 4,
Concession I; thence northerly along the westerly
limit of that lot to the place of beginning.
(2) Schedule 19 of the said Appendix B is revoked
and the following substituted therefor:
Schedule 19
AARON PROVINCIAL PARK
In the geographic Township of Zealand, in the
Territorial District of Kenora, containing an area of
173 acres, more or less, described as follows:
Premising that the bearings hereinafter mentioned
are astronomical and are referred to the meridian
passing through the southeasterly corner of Lot 10,
Concession IV, Township of Zealand;
1. Part of Lot 10, Concession IV, part of the bed
of Thunder Lake and part of Mining Location FM 29,
described as follows:
Beginning at the southeasterly corner of Lot 10,
Concession IV; thence north 88° 31' 10" west along
the line between concessions III and IV a distance of
396.15 feet, to the easterly limit of Mining Location
FM 29; thence south 0° 43' 25" west along that easterly
limit 1042.48 feet, to the southeasterly corner thereof;
thence north 89° 09' 35" west along the southerly
limit of that mining location 294.13 feet to the north-
easterly limit of that part of the King's Highway
known as No. 17; thence northwesterly along that
northeasterly limit on a curve to the right having a
radius of 2764.79 feet, an arc distance of 454.67 feet,
the chord equivalent being 454.16 feet measured
north 43° 54' 45" west; thence north 39° 12' 05" west
along that northeasterly limit 1 1 1 1 .63 feet, more or less,
to the westerly limit of Mining Location FM 29;
thence south 0° 12' 35" east along that westerly limit
39.73 feet; thence north 39° 12' 05" west along the
northeasterly limit of that part of the King's Highway
known as No. 17 a distance of 170.14 feet; thence
northwesterly along that northeasterly limit on a curve
to the left having a radius of 2939.79 feet, an arc
distance of 578.97 feet, the chord equivalent being
578.03 feet measured north 44° 51' 26" west; thence
north 41° 22' 05" west continuing along that highway
limit 365.24 feet; thence northwesterly continuing
along that highway limit on a curve to the left having
a radius of 673.68 feet, an arc distance of 173.60 feet,
the chord equivalent being 173.12 feet, measured
north 48° 45' west to the intersection with the line
between lots 10 and 11, Concession IV; thence north
0° 10' 25" east along that line 1210 feet, more or less,
to the water's edge of Thunder Lake; thence north
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0° 10' 25" east to a point distant 300 feet measured
northerly from and perpendicularly to the water's
edge of Thunder Lake; thence in an easterly, northerly,
northwesterly, northerly, northeasterly, southeasterly,
southwesterly, southerly, easterly, northerly and
northeasterly direction parallel to the said water's
edge and 300 feet in perpendicular distance therefrom,
to the intersection with the northerly production of
the line between lots 9 and 10, Concession IV; thence
southerly along that northerly production and that
limit between lots 9 and 10 to the place of beginning.
2. Part of Mining Location FM 29, described as
follows:
Beginning at the intersection of the southerly
limit of Mining Location FM 29 and the southwesterly
limit of that part of the King's Highway known as
No. 17; thence north 27° 03' 05" west along that
highway limit 304.96 feet; thence northwesterly con-
tinuing along that highway limit on a curve to the
left having a radius of 1332.69 feet, an arc distance
of 333.00 feet, the chord equivalent being 332.14 feet
measured north 34° 12' 35" west; thence north 41° 22'
05* west along that highway limit 331.27 feet to the
intersection with the westerly limit of Mining Location
FM 29; thence south 0° 12' 35" east along that westerly
limit 306.76 feet to the intersection with the north-
easterly limit of the Canadian Pacific Railway; thence
in a southeasterly direction along that railway limit
to the intersection with the southerly limit of Mining
Location FM 29; thence south 89° 09' 35" east along
that southerly limit 178.10 feet, more or less, to the
place of beginning. Subject to Crown Easement
Number 24 granted to the Northern Ontario Pipe Line
Crown Corporation.
3. Part of Lot 10, Concession IV, described as
follows:
Beginning at the southwesterly corner of Lot 10;
thence easterly along the southerly limit of that lot
676.85 feet to the intersection with the southwesterly
limit of that part of the King's Highway known as
No. 17; thence north 41° 22' 05" west along that
highway limit 256.51 feet; thence northwesterly con-
tinuing along that highway limit on a curve to the left
having a radius of 2764.79 feet, an arc distance of 677.27
feet, the chord equivalent being 675.56 feet measured
north 48° 23' 08 west to the intersection with the
westerly limit of Lot 10, Concession IV; thence south-
erly along that westerly limit 642.34 feet, more or less,
to the place of beginning. Subject to Crown Easement
Number 24 granted to the Northern Ontario Pipe Line
Crown Corporation.
(3) Schedule 45 of the said Appendix B, as remade
by subsection 2 of section 1 of Ontario Regulation
358/67, is revoked and the following substituted
therefor:
Schedule 45
FITZROY PROVINCIAL PARK
In the Township of Fitzroy, in the County of Carle-
ton, containing a total area of 457 acres, more or less,
described as follows:
Premising that the bearings hereinafter mentioned
are astronomical and are referred to the meridian
through the most northerly corner of Lot 27, Conces-
sion X;
Beginning at a point in the northwesterly limit of
Lot 27, in Concession X, distant 265.12 feet measured
south 48° 38.5' west along that northwesterly limit
from the most northerly corner thereof; thence south
48° 38.5' west along that northwesterly limit 1033.44
feet; thence south 7° 24' west 171.0 feet; thence south
20° 44' west 208.19 feet; thence south 35° 40' west
242.12 feet; thence south 4° 28' west 356.41 feet;
thence south 62° 47.5' west 489.17 feet to the water's
edge of the Ottawa River; thence continuing south
62° 47.5' west to a point distant 500.0 feet measured
northwesterly from and perpendicularly to that water's
edge of the Ottawa River; thence in a southerly and
southeasterly direction parallel to that water's edge
and 500 feet in perpendicular distance therefrom to
the intersection with the westerly limit of the right
of way of the Hydro-Electric Power Commission of
Ontario having a perpendicular width of 300 feet;
thence northeasterly following that right of way
limit to the water's edge of the Ottawa River; thence
southeasterly along that water's edge to the easterly
limit of that right of way of the Hydro-Electric Power
Commission of Ontario; thence southwesterly along
that limit to the intersection with a line drawn west
astronomically from the most southerly corner of
Lot 26, in Concession X; thence east astronomically to
the water's edge of the Ottawa River; thence in a
southeasterly direction following that water's edge to
the southwesterly production of the southeasterly
limit of Lot 25, in Concession X; thence northeasterly
along that production and the southeasterly limit of
that Lot 25, to the most easterly corner of that lot;
thence northwesterly along the northeasterly limit of
that lot to the most northerly corner thereof; thence
northwesterly along the northeasterly limit of Lot 26
to a point distant 330 feet measured southeasterly
along the northeasterly limit of that lot from the most
northerly corner thereof; thence south 49° 54' west
264.0 feet; thence north 40° 06' west 323 feet; thence
south 48° 22' west along the northwesterly limit of
that Lot 26, a distance of 1.0 feet; thence north 43° 03'
west 994.79 feet, more or less, to the place of beginning.
Excepting thereout and therefrom a right of way
of the Hydro-Electric Power Commission of Ontario
in Lot 25, Concession X, having a perpendicular width
of 150 feet, lying 75 feet on either side of a line drawn
south 0° 36' west from a point in the northeasterly
limit of that Lot 25 at a distance of 602.44 feet measured
north 39° 32' west along that limit from the most
easterly corner thereof.
(4) Schedule 49 of the said Appendix B, as made
by section 3 of Ontario Regulation 117/63, is revoked
and the following substituted therefor:
Schedule 49
OUTLET BEACH PROVINCIAL PARK
In the Township of Athol, in the County of Prince
Edward, containing a total area of 675 acres, more
or less, described as follows:
Premising that the bearings hereinafter mentioned
are astronomical and are referred to the easterly
limit of the former County Road No. 18 across Block A
having an astronomical bearing of north 39° 52' west;
1. Part of Lot 21, Concession I, South Side of
East Lake, Block A, Block B, and part of the bed of
Lake Ontario described as follows:
Beginning at the intersection of the southeasterly
limit of Block B with the line between lots 20 and 21,
Concession I, South Side of East Lake; thence north
56° 18' east 570.0 feet; thence north 33° 39' west
672.8 feet; thence north 24° 44' west 96.77 feet; thence
north 18° 11' west 93.5 feet; thence north 54° 05'
east 273.4 feet; thence north 25° 21' west 249.75 feet;
thence north 41° 10' east 239.5 feet to the southwesterly
limit of County Road No. 18; thence northwesterly
along that limit on a curve to the left having a radius
of 603.60 feet, an arc distance of 206.61 feet, the chord
equivalent being 205.64 feet measured north 73° 34' 28'
west; thence north 31° 02' west along that limit 1641.49
feet; thence north 40° 09' west along that limit 1029.75
feet; thence northwesterly along that limit on a curve
to the left having a radius of 922.37 feet, an arc distance
of 596.45 feet, the chord equivalent being 586.11 feet
measured north 58° 40' 30" west; thence north 77° 12'
west along that limit 348.9 feet; thence northwesterly
along that limit on a curve to the right having a radius
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of 1670.28 feet, an arc distance of 787.1 feet, the chord
equivalent being 779.84 feet measured north 63° 42'
west; thence north 50° 12' west along that limit
646.54 feet; thence northwesterly along that limit on
a curve to the right having a radius of 1465.69 feet,
an arc distance of 710.73 feet, the chord equivalent
being 703.78 feet measured north 36° 18' 30" west;
thence north 22° 25' west along that limit 214.50 feet;
thence northwesterly along that limit on a curve to
the left having a radius of 1399.69 feet, an arc distance
of 1368.44 feet, the chord equivalent being 1314.59 feet
measured north 50° 25' 30" west; thence north 78° 26'
west along that limit 690.46 feet; thence south 12° 22'
west 1070 feet, more or less, to the water's edge of
Lake Ontario; thence continuing south 12° 22' west to
a point distant 1320 feet measured southwesterly
from and perpendicularly to the water's edge of Lake
Ontario; thence in a southeasterly direction parallel to
the said water's edge and 1320 feet in perpendicular
distance therefrom to the intersection with a line
drawn south 73° 48' 10" west from a point distant
39.36 feet measured north 61° 16' 50" west from a point
distant 1233.01 feet measured south 3° 46' 20" west
from the place of beginning; thence north 73° 48' 10"
east to the water's edge of Lake Ontario; thence con-
tinuing north 73° 48' 10" east 190 feet, more or less,
to a survey post planted; thence south 61° 16' 50" east
39.36 feet to the center line of a small creek; thence
northeasterly along that center line to the intersection
with the line between lots 20 and 21, Concession I,
South Side of East Lake; thence northwesterly along
that limit to the place of beginning.
2. Part of Block A described as follows:
Beginning at a point in the northerly limit of County
Road No. 18 distant 8832.51 feet measured north
39° 28' 07" west from the intersection of the south-
easterly limit of Block B with the line between lots 20
and 21, Concession I, South Side of East Lake; thence
south 78° 26' east along that northerly limit of County
Road No. 18 a distance of 865.34 feet; thence south-
easterly along that limit on a curve to the right having
a radius of 1943.08 feet, an arc distance of 406.96 feet,
the chord equivalent being 406.21 feet measured south
72° 26' east; thence southeasterly along that limit on
a curve to the right having a radius of 1068.90 feet,
an arc distance of 487.85 feet, the chord equivalent
being 483.63 feet measured south 53° 21' 30" east;
thence south 40° 17' east 1.40 feet; thence north
33° 25' east 64.0 feet, more or less, to the water's edge
of East Lake; thence in a northwesterly direction
following that water's edge to the intersection with a
line drawn north 12° 22' east from the place of begin-
ning; thence south 12° 22' west 114 feet, more or less,
to the place of beginning.
3. Part of Block A described as follows:
Beginning at a point distant 7373.01 feet measured
north 33° 07' 04" west from the intersection of the
southeasterly limit of Block B with the line between
lots 20 and 21, Concession I, South Side of East Lake;
thence north 40° 17' west 20.70 feet; thence north-
westerly on a curve to the left having a radius of 1002.90
feet, an arc distance of 457.73 feet, the chord equivalent
being 453.76 feet measured north 53° 21' 30" west;
thence northwesterly along a curve to the left having
a radius of 1877.08 feet, an arc distance of 34.01 feet,
the chord equivalent being 34.0 feet measured north
66° 57' 08" west; thence southeasterly along the north-
erly limit of County Road No. 18 on a curve to the
right having a radius of 1465.69 feet, an arc distance
of 516.10 feet, the chord equivalent being 513.44 feet
measured south 47° 00' 53" east to the intersection
with a line drawn south 33° 25' west from the place of
beginning; thence north 33° 25' east 59.76 feet, more or
less, to the place of beginning.
4. Being composed of part of Block B, Jinks Island,
and part of the bed of East Lake described as follows:
Beginning at a survey post planted distant 4910.18
feet measured north 23° 18' 02" west from the intersec-
tion of the southeasterly limit of Block B with the line
between lots 20 and 21, Concession I, South Side of
East Lake; thence north 51° 37' east 33.02 feet; thence
south 40° 09' east 8.84 feet; thence north 53° 27' east
33.07 feet; thence continuing north 53° 27'east 170 feet,
more or less, to the water's edge of East Lake; thence
continuing north 53° 27' east to a point distant 1320 feet
measured northeasterly from and perpendicularly to
that water's edge of East Lake; thence in a south-
easterly, northeasterly, and southeasterly direction
parallel to the said water's edge and 1320 feet in per-
pendicular distance therefrom to the intersection with
a line drawn east astronomically from the most
southerly extremity of Jinks Island; thence west
astronomically 1320 feet, more or less, to that most
southerly extremity of Jinks Island; thence south-
westerly in a straight line to the intersection of the
water's edge of East Lake and a line drawn north
58° 58' east from a point distant 2263.25 feet measured
north 4° 11' 00" west from the intersection of the
southeasterly limit of Block B with the line between
lots 20 and 21, Concession I, South Side of East Lake;
thence south 58° 58' west 239 feet, more or less, to the
northeasterly limit of County Road No. 18; thence
north 31° 02' west along that limit 1010.0 feet; thence
north 40° 09' west along that limit 1035.0 feet; thence
southwesterly along that limit on a curve to the left
having a radius of 988.37 feet, an arc distance of 639. 12
feet, the chord equivalent being 628.05 feet measured
north 58° 40' 30" west; thence north 77° 12' west
90 feet, more or less, to the water's edge of the outlet
joining East Lake and Lake Ontario; thence in a north-
westerly direction along that limit to the intersection
with a line drawn south 51° 37' west from the place
of beginning; thence north 51° 37' east 168 feet, more
or less, to the place of beginning.
(5) Schedule 55 of the said Appendix B, as made by
section 3 of Ontario Regulation 161/64, is revoked and
the following substituted therefor:
Schedule 55
MIKISEW PROVINCIAL PARK
In the geographic Township of Machar in the
Territorial District of Parry Sound, containing 133
acres, be the same more or less, described as follows:
Premising that the bearings hereinafter mentioned
are astronomical and are referred to the meridian
passing through the northwesterly corner of Lot 30,
Concession IV, in the geographic Township of Machar;
Beginning at the northwesterly corner of Lot 30,
in Concession IV; thence north 21° 31' west 66 feet,
more or less, to the southwesterly corner of Lot 30,
Concession V; thence northerly along the westerly
limit of that lot a distance of 160.0 feet; thence north
69° 08' east 1160.0 feet; thence south 21° 31' east
160.0 feet to the intersection with the southerly limit
of that lot; thence easterly along that southerly
limit 160.75 feet, more or less, to the southeasterly
corner thereof; thence south 20° 51' 40' east 66 feet,
more or less, to the northwesterly corner of Lot 29,
in Concession IV; thence easterly along the northerly
limit of that lot a distance of 588.04 feet, more or less,
to the intersection with the westerly limit of Merri-
park Drive as shown on plan M-88; thence south
14° 29' west along that westerly limit and its southerly
production 471.75 feet; thence south 75° 09' east
406.9 feet, more or less, to the water's edge of Machar
Lake; thence continuing south 75° 09' east to a point
in the bed of Machar Lake distant 300 feet measured
southeasterly from, and perpendicularly to the water's
edge of Machar Lake; thence in a southwesterly,
southeasterly, southerly, and southwesterly direction
parallel to that water's edge and 300 feet in perpendic-
ular distance therefrom, to the intersection with the
southerly production of the westerly limit of Lot 30,
in Concession IV; thence northerly along that produc-
tion and the westerly limit of that lot to the place of
beginning.
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(6) The said Appendix B, as amended by Ontario
Regulations 117/63, 206/63, 110/64, 161/64, 183/64,
205/64, 179/65, 346/65, 343/66, 388/66, 245/67,
358/67 and 26/68, is further amended by adding
thereto the following schedules:
Schedule 70
BALSAM LAKE PROVINCIAL PARK
In the Township of Bexley, in the County of
Victoria, containing an area of 1109 acres, more or
less, described as follows:
Premising that the bearings hereinafter mentioned
are astronomical and are referred to the southwesterly
limit of Lot 19 North West Bay Range having an
astronomical bearing of north 58° 28' west as shown
on Department of Highways Plan P-2448-15.
Beginning at the Intersection of the northeasterly
limit of Lot 26, North West Bay Range, with the
southeasterly limit of the right of way of that part
of the King's Highway known as No. 46 as shown on
Department of Highways Plan 2448-36; thence south
40° 17' 20" west along that highway limit 3977.04 feet;
thence south 31° 32' west along that highway limit
1337.99 feet; thence south 13° 36' east 52.20 feet to
the northeasterly limit of the right of way of a travelled
road; thence south 58° 28' east along that right of way
limit 8575.1 feet; thence continuing south 58° 28'
east 70.06 feet; thence south 49° 07' 30" west 41.74 feet;
thence south 45° 27' 30" west 27.34 feet to the south-
westerly limit of Lot 19 North West Bay Range;
thence south 58° 28' east along that limit and its
southeasterly production 98 feet, more or less, to the
water's edge of North Bay of Balsam Lake; thence
continuing south 58° 28' east to a point distant 300 feet
measured southerly from and perpendicularly to the
water's edge of North Bay of Balsam Lake; thence in
a northeasterly direction parallel to that water's edge
and 300 feet in perpendicular distance therefrom to the
intersection with the southeasterly production of the
northeasterly limit of Lot 26, North West Bay Range;
thence north 59° 32' 40" west along that production
and that limit to the place of beginning.
Schedule 71
PANCAKE BAY PROVINCIAL PARK
In the geographic Township of Ryan in the Ter-
ritorial District of Algoma, containing a total area of
1151 acres, be the same more or less, described as
follows:
Premising that the bearings hereinafter mentioned
are astronomical and are referred to the centre line
of that part of the King's Highway known as No. 17
at chainage 76 + 24.67 having a bearing of north
65° 53' 14" west.
1. Part of the Township of Ryan, and part of the
bed of Pancake Bay of Lake Superior described as
follows:
Beginning at the intersection of the southerly
limit of the right of way of that part of the King's
Highway known as No. 17 with the westerly limit of
Section D; thence north 83° 18' 34" east along that
highway limit 3074.63 feet; thence north 83° 12' 34"
east continuing along that highway limit 2492.07 feet;
thence northeasterly along that highway limit on a
curve to the right having a radius of 5629.58 feet, an
arc distance of 836.80 feet, the chord equivalent being
836.03 feet measured north 87° 28' 04" east; thence
south 88° 16' 26" east along that highway limit 1283.21
feet; thence southeasterly along that highway limit on
a curve to the right having a radius of 2764.79 feet,
an arc distance of 1080.26 feet, the chord equivalent
being 1073.40 feet measured south 77° 04' 50" east;
thence south 65° 53' 14" east along that highway
limit 3353.79 feet to the easterly limit of Section F;
thence south 24° 06' 46" west 1008.0 feet; thence
southwesterly in a straight line to a point distant
2061.84 feet measured north 89° 59' 40" east from the
southwesterly corner of said Section D; thence south
89° 59' 40" west 2061.84 feet to the southwesterly
corner of that section; thence northwesterly along the
westerly limit of that section 3539.59 feet to the place
of beginning.
2. Part of the Township of Ryan described as
follows:
Beginning at the intersection of the northerly
limit of the right of way of that part of the King's
Highway known as No. 17 with the westerly limit of
Section D; thence north 83° 30' 34" east 12.04 feet;
thence north 83° 18' 34" east along that highway
limit 3015.21 feet; thence north 6° 41' 26" west 500.0
feet; thence north 83° 18' 34" east 83.10 feet; thence
north 83° 12' 34" east 803.85 feet; thence south
0° 06' 56" east 503.31 feet to the northerly limit of the
right of way of that part of the King's Highway
known as No. 17; thence north 83° 12' 34" east along
that highway limit 1746.10 feet; thence northeasterly
along that highway limit on a curve to the right
having a radius of 5829.58 feet, an arc distance of
866.53 feet, the chord equivalent being 865.73 feet
measured north 87° 28' 04" east; thence south
88° 16' 26" east along that highway limit 1283.21 feet;
thence southeasterly along that highway limit on a
curve to the right having a radius of 2964.79 feet, an
arc distance of 1158.41 feet, the chord equivalent being
1151.05 feet measured south 77° 04' 50" east; thence
south 65° 53' 14" east continuing along that highway
limit 3264.83 feet to the easterly limit of Section F;
thence north 0° 07'' 46" east along that limit 2265.04 feet
to the northeasterly corner of Section F ; thence west-
erly along the northerly limit of sections F, E, and D
to the northwesterly corner of Section D; thence
southeasterly along the westerly limit of that section
1784.97 feet, more or less, to the place of beginning.
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O. Reg. 322/68 2365
Publications Under The Regulations Act
September 2l8t, 1968
THE MILK ACT, 1965
O. Reg. 321/68.
Milk Products.
Made— August 23rd, 1968.
Approved — September 5th, 1968.
Filed— September 9th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE MILK ACT, 1965
1. Section 63 of Regulation 434 of Revised Regula-
tions of Ontario, 1960, as amended by section 2 of
Ontario Regulation 274/63, is further amended by
adding thereto the following subsection:
(4) No Resazurin reduction test of a sample of
milk from a farm bulk tank shall be made
at a plant or laboratory unless the sample
has been held for a period of eighteen con-
secutive hours at a temperature of 55° F.
immediately before the time of the test.
The Milk Commission of Ontario:
G. A. McCAGUE,
Chairman.
J. F. JEWSON,
Secretary.
Dated at Toronto, this 23rd day of August, 1968.
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THE GRAIN ELEVATOR STORAGE ACT
O. Reg. 322/68.
General.
Made — September 5th, 1968.
Filed— September 9th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE GRAIN ELEVATOR STORAGE ACT
1. Form 4 of Regulation 209 of Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1960 is revoked and the following
substituted therefor:
Grain Elevator Operator
No
Form 4
The Grain Elevator Storage Act
GRAIN STORAGE RECEIPT
Receipt Serial
No
Issued at , Ontario
THIS IS TO CERTIFY THAT the
Date
(name of grain elevator operator)
,, 19.
accepts the following produce for storage from
(producer's name)
(address)
FARM PRODUCE DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS, (all produce accepted for storage as fungible goods unless
otherwise arranged for.)
Kind of
Grain
Weigh
Ticket No.
Weight
Moisture
Weigh
Ticket No.
Weight
Moisture
Weigh
Ticket No.
Weight
Moisture
455
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O. Reg. 324/68
Accumulated total weight of produce accepted for storage
Signature of grain elevator storage operator
Above produce is accepted for storage subject to the following charges and conditions:
1 . Storage
(includes shrinkage, elevation and insurance)
2. Other Charges
(trucking, advances, etc.)
3. Date of expiry of receipt
CONTRACT OF SALE
The grain elevator operator offers to purchase the farm produce in accordance with the grade shown on
the release certificate, at his bid price on the date of acceptance of the offer, subject to prevailing market premiums
or discounts for test, moisture and condition of the farm produce, and in the case of beans, the prevailing market
bean-picking schedule in arriving at the net price per hundredweight for beans.
RELEASES
Date
Weight
Grade
Charges
Amount of Payment
Signature of
Owner and Agent
Terms and particulars set out in this storage receipt are deemed to be accepted by the producer, unless the
elevator operator is advised to the contrary.
Approved and accepted by the parties hereto:
DEALER IS REQUIRED TO PROMPTLY FORWARD THIS STORAGE RECEIPT TO OWNER
OF THE GRAIN.
OWNER OF THE GRAIN SHOULD PLACE RECEIPT IN SAFE KEEPING FOR SURRENDER
WHEN GRAIN IS SOLD.
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THE PENSION BENEFITS ACT, 1965
O. Reg. 323/68.
General.
Made— September 5th, 1968.
Filed— September 11th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE PENSION BENEFITS ACT, 1965
1. Section 20 of Ontario Regulation 103/66, as
remade by section 1 of Ontario Regulation 10/68, is
amended by adding thereto the following item:
4. The Province of Saskatchewan.
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THE DEPARTMENT OF MUNICIPAL
AFFAIRS ACT
O. Reg. 324/68.
Tax Arrears and Tax Sales Procedures.
Made— August 30th, 1968.
Filed— September 11th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE DEPARTMENT OF MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS
ACT
1. — (1) Schedule 1 to Ontario Regulation 75/67,
as amended by section 1 of Ontario Regulation 298/67,
section 1 of Ontario Regulation 196/68 and section 1
of Ontario Regulation 257/68, is further amended by
adding thereto the following item:
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O. Reg. 326/68
2367
6o. Haldimand Town of Caledonia
W. DARCY McKEOUGH,
Minister of Municipal Affairs.
Dated at Toronto, this 30th day of August, 1968.
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THE NURSES ACT, 1961-62
O. Reg. 325/68.
General.
Made— July 25th, 1968.
Approved — September 5th, 1968.
Filed— September 12th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE NURSES ACT, 1961-62
1.— (1) Section 29 of Ontario Regulation 342/62,
as remade by section 7 of Ontario Regulation 280/67,
is amended by adding at the beginning thereof "Subject
to subsection 2,".
(2) The said section 29 is further amended by
adding thereto the following subsection:
(2) The minimum educational requirement for
a course in a training centre for an applicant
who has reached her twenty-fifth birthday,
shall be the successful completion of Grade 8
or the equivalent as determined by the
Minister of Education.
Council of the College of Nurses:
BLANCHE DUNCANSON
JEAN C. WATT
Dated at Toronto, this 25th day of July, 1968.
(342)
THE FARM PRODUCTS GRADES AND SALES
ACT
O. Reg. 326/68.
Fruit and Vegetables — Grades
Made— September 12th, 1968.
Filed— September 13th, 1968.
38
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE FARM PRODUCTS GRADES
AND SALES ACT
1. — (1) Clause a of paragraph 6 of subsection 1
of section 54 of Regulation 141 of Revised Regulations
of Ontario, 1960, as remade by section 2 of Ontario
Regulation 69/66, is revoked and the following sub-
stituted therefor:
(a) in the case of apples of Delicious or Red
Delicious varieties, of a diameter of not less
than 2}4: inches and not more than 2J^ inches
and, in the case of apples of all other varieties,
of a diameter of not less than two inches and
not more than 23^ inches;
(2) Clause b of paragraph 6 of subsection 1 of the
said section 54, as remade by the said section 2 of
Ontario Regulation 69/66, is amended by inserting
after "varieties of" in the first line, "Delicious" and by
inserting after "Melba" in the third line "Red Deli-
cious".
(3) Clause c of paragraph 6 of subsection 1 of the
said section 54, as remade by the said section 2 of
Ontario Regulation 69/66, is amended by inserting
at the beginning thereof "subject to clause d".
(4) Paragraph 6 of subsection 1 of the said section
54, as remade by the said section 2 of Ontario Regula-
tion 69/66, is amended by adding thereto the following
clause:
(d) in the case of apples of Delicious or Red
Delicious varieties, possess a minimum of
55 per cent of their surface area of a red or
red-striped colour of the shade considered
fully characteristic of the variety when fully
mature.
(5) Clause a of subsection 2 of the said section 54,
as remade by* the said section 2 of Ontario Regula-
tion 69/66, is revoked and the following substituted
therefor:
(c) in the case of apples of Delicious or Red
Delicious varieties, of a minimum diameter
of 2J^ inches and in the case of apples of all
other varieties, of a minimum diameter of
2}/^ inches;
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Publications Under The Regulations Act
September 28th, 1968
THE BEEF CATTLE MARKETING ACT, 1968
O. Reg. 327/68.
Licence Fees.
Made— August 29th, 1968.
Filed— September 16th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE BEEF CATTLE MARKETING ACT, 1968
LICENCE FEES
DEFINITIONS
1. In this Regulation,
(c) "plant operator" means a person operating
a plant;
(b) "public auction sale" means a sale or offering
for sale of cattle by public auction;
(c) "public auction sale operator" means a person
engaged in the business of operating public
auction sales.
ASSOCIATION
2. The Ontario Beef Improvement Association is
designated as the association for the purposes of the
Act and regulations thereunder.
LICENCES
3. A licence to sell cattle shall be in Form 1.
4. The licence fees payable respecting a licence in
Form 1 shall be, in respect of each head of cattle sold,
(a) 10 cents for each head of cattle that weighs
500 pounds or more, live weight; and
(6) 5 cents for each head of cattle that weighs
less than 500 pounds, live weight.
5. Subject to section 6, the holder of a licence in
Form 1 shall pay the licence fees referred to in section 4
to the association.
6. — (1) Every plant operator and every public
auction sale operator who receives cattle from a seller
thereof shall deduct, from the moneys payable to the
seller, the licence fees payable by the seller to the
association respecting the cattle.
(2) On the ISthday of each month, a plant operator
or a public auction sale operator shall forward to the
association all licence fees deducted by him pursuant to
subsection 1 respecting cattle received during the
preceding calendar month together with a statement
showing the number of cattle that were received that
weighed 500 pounds or more, live weight, and the
number of cattle that were received that weighed less
than 500 pounds, live weight.
7. The association may recover licence fees owing
to the association by suit in a court of competent
jurisdiction.
REFUNDS
8. — (1) An application for a refund of licence
fees shall.
(c) be in writing;
(b) be addressed to the association at its usual
place of business;
(c) be made within 90 days of the date of the
sale of the cattle respecting which the licence
fees were paid ; and
(d) include a statement in writing issued lay the
person who deducted the licence fees indicating
the amount of licence fees deducted by him
and forwarded to the association on behalf
of the applicant.
(2) Where an applicant has complied with subsec-
tion 1, the association shall, within 90 days of receipt
of the application, refund the licence fees paid by or
on behalf of the applicant and for which application
for refund was made.
EXEMPTIONS
9. — (1) Cattle are exempt from this Regulation
where,
(a) the cattle are, to the time of sale thereof,
owned by a person who does not reside in
Ontario;
(b) the cattle are sold through a public auction
sale that is organized for the purpose of selling
only cattle for the production of milk;
(c) the cattle are sold through a public auction
sale that is organized for the purpose of selling
only cattle for breeding;
(d) the cattle are sold through a public auction
sale in which all of the cattle that are sold or
offered for sale are owned by the person on
whose premises the public auction sale is held;
or
(e) the cattle are sold neither through a public
auction sale nor to a plant operator.
(2) Persons who sell cattle that are, for such sale,
exempt under 'subsection 1, are, in respect of those
cattle so sold, exempt from this Regulation.
Form 1
The Beef Cattle Marketing Act, 1968
LICENCE TO SELL CATTLE
Under The Beef Cattle Marketing Act, 1968 and the
regulations, and subject to the limitations thereof, this
licence is issued to
(name)
of
(address)
to sell cattle.
Dated at Toronto, this .... day of , 19 . . . .
The Ontario Beef Improvement Association:
(President)
(Secretary)
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O. Reg. 328/68
THE MINING ACT
O. Reg. 328/68.
Mining Divisions.
Made— September 12th, 1968.
Filed— September 17th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE MINING ACT
1. Paragraphs 2, 6 and 14 of section 1 of Regula-
tion 443 of Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1960 are
revoked.
2. Schedules 2, 3, 5, 6 and 14 to Regulation 443 of
Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1960 are revoked and
the following substituted therefor:
Schedule 3
KENORA MINING DIVISION
Beginning at a point in the boundary between the
territorial districts of Thunder Bay and Kenora at
the southerly limit of the Grand Trunk Pacific Rail-
way Block No. 7 as surveyed by O.L.S. Dalton in 1908;
thence south astronomically along the westerly bound-
ary of the Territorial District of Thunder Bay to the
intersection with the International Boundary line
between Canada and the United States of America in
Saganaga Lake; thence in a general southwesterly,
northwesterly, westerly, and northwesterly direction
following the International Boundary through Rainy
Lake, Lake of the Woods and the several lakes, rivers
and portages along the International Boundary to its
intersection with the interprovincial boundary between
the Provinces of Manitoba and Ontario; thence north
astronomically along the interprovincial boundary to
a rock post and stone monument marked No. 105,
B.M. No. 33, Mile 90- /-25 chains and 78 links; thence
east astronomically 26.5 miles more or less to a line
marking longitude 94° 30' west; thence south astronom-
ically along the said line of longitude 94° 30' west
23 miles more or less to the 7th base line run by
O.L.S. Phillips and O.L.S. Benner in 1927 and 1928;
thence easterly along the said 7th base line to its
intersection with the 6th meridian line, near the west
end of Lac Seul, run by O.L.S. Patten in 1919; thence
south astronomically along said 6th meridian line to
the northwest angle of the Township of Rowell; thence
south astronomically along the west boundary of the
Township of Rowell to the southwest angle thereof;
thence easterly along the south boundary of that town-
ship to the southeai^t angle thereof; thence southerly
along the east boundary of the Township of Britton
to the southeast angle thereof; thence easterly along
the north boundaries of the townships of Zealand,
Brownridge and Laval to the northeast angle of the last-
mentioned township; thence southerly along the east
boundary of that township to the southeast angle
thereof; thence easterly along the north boundary of
the Township of Hartman, 3.96 chains to the north-
east angle of that township; thence southerly along
the east boundary of the Township of Hartman,
85 links to its intersection with the base line run by
O.L.S. Phillips and O.L.S. Benner in 1932, said point
of intersection being the northwest angle of the Town-
ship of MacFie; thence easterly along the said base
line to its intersection with the boundary between
the territorial districts of Kenora and Thunder Bay;
thence south astronomically along that territorial
district boundary to the place of beginning.
Schedule 5
LARDER LAKE MINING DIVISION
Beginning at the northeast angle of the Township
of Robertson in the Territorial District of Timiskaming;
thence west astronomically along the north boundary
of the townships of Robertson, McNeil and Cleaver
to the northwest angle of the last-mentioned township;
thence south astronomically along the west boundary
of the Township of Cleaver a distance of 0.83 chain
more or less to the northeast angle of the Township of
Geikie; thence south astronomically along the east
boundary of the Township of Geikie to the southeast
angle thereof; thence west astronomically along the
south boundaries of the townships of Geikie, Bartlett,
Musgrove, Doyle, Childerhose and Pharand to the
southwest angle of the last-mentioned township; thence
west astronomically along the north limit of the
Township of Crothers a distance of 0.29 chain more
or less to the northwest angle thereof; thence south
astronomically along the west boundaries of the town-
ships of Crothers, Northrup, Middleboro, Carter and
Jack, to the southwest angle of the last-mentioned
township; thence east astronomically along the south
boundary of the Township of Jack to the northwest
angle of the Township of St. Louis; thence south
astronomically along the west boundaries of the
townships of St. Louis, Benneweis and Vrooman to the
southwest angle of the last-mentioned township; thence
east astronomically along the south boundary of the
Township of Vrooman to the northwest angle of the
Township of Edinburgh; thence south astronomically
along the west boundary of the Township of Edinburgh
to the southwest angle thereof; thence east astronom-
ically along the south boundaries of the townships of
Edinburgh, Inverness, Hennessy, Moffat, Amyot,
Browning, Dufferin, Leckie, Corley, Gamble, McGififin,
and Rorke to the southeast angle of the last-mentioned
township, being also the northwest angle of the Town-
ship of Medina; thence south astronomically along the
west boundaries of the townships of Medina, Canton,
and LeRoche to the southwest angle of the last-
mentioned township; thence west astronomically along
the north boundary of the Township of Belfast to the
northwest angle thereof; thence south astronomically
along the west boundaries of the townships of Belfast,
Scholes, Clement, Pardo, Dana, Crerar, Hugel and
Kirkpatrick, to the southwest angle of the last-
mentioned township; thence west astronomically along
the north boundary of the Township of Macpherson
to the northwest angle thereof; thence south astronom-
ically along the west boundaries of the townships of
Macpherson, Loudon and Falconer to the southwest
angle of the last-mentioned township; thence east
astronomically along the south boundary of the Town-
ship of Falconer to the southeast angle of the said
township, being also the southwest angle of the Town-
ship of Latchford; thence east astronomically along the
south boundary of the Township of Latchford and its
production easterly to the division line between the
territorial districts of Nipissing and Parry Sound;
thence easterly along that line to the southwest angle
of the Township of West Ferris; thence northerly along
the westerly boundary of the Township of West
Ferris to the south boundary of the Township of
Widdifield; thence easterly along the southerly bound-
aries of the townships of Widdifield, Phelps, Olrig and
Mattawan to a point in the interprovincial boundary
line between the Provinces of Ontario and Quebec
at the confluence of the Ottawa and Mattawa Rivers
near the Town of Mattawa; thence in a general north-
westerly direction along the said interprovincial
boundary in the Ottawa River and Lake Timiskaming
to the head of said lake; thence north astronomically
continuing along the interprovincial boundary line to
the intersection with the southerly shore of James
Bay; thence in a general southwesterly, westerly and
northwesterly direction along the shore of James Bay
to its intersection with the meridian line run by
O.L.S. Beatty and O.L.S. Beatty in 1932; thence
south astronomically along that meridian line to the
northeast angle of the Township of Ardagh; thence
continuing south astronomically along the east bound-
aries of the townships of Ardagh, Gaby, Maher,
Ebbitt, Carroll, Stapells, DePencier, Carss, Lewers,
Ganong, Harewood, Maund, McAlpine and Agassiz
to the southeast angle of the last-mentioned township,
being also the northwest angle of the Township of
Inglis; thence east astronomically along the north
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boundaries of the townships of Inglis and Swartman
to the northeast angle of the last-mentioned township;
thence south astronomically along the east boundaries
of the townships of Swartman, Potter, Laughton,
Kennedy, Fox, Pyne, and Aurora to the southeast
angle of the last-mentioned township; thence west
astronomically along the north boundary of the Town-
ship of Calvert to the northwest angle thereof; thence
south astronomically along the west boundary of the
Township of Calvert to the southwest angle thereof,
being also the northeast angle of the Township of
Dundonald ; thence west astronomically along the north
boundary of the Township of Dundonald to the north-
west angle thereof; thence south astronomically along
the west boundary of the Township of Dundonald
and its production across Frederick House Lake to
the southwest angle of that township; thence east
astronomically along the south boundary of the Town-
ship of Dundonald to the southeast angle thereof,
being also the northeast angle of the Township of
German; thence south astronomically along the east
boundaries of the townships of German, Macklem,
and Thomas to the southeast angle of the last-
mentioned township, being also the northwest angle of
the Township of Timmins; thence east astronomically
along the north boundary of the Township of Timmins
to the northeast angle thereof; thence south astronom-
ically along the east boundaries of the townships of
Timmins and Michie to the northeast angle of the
Township of Robertson, being the place of beginning.
3. This Regulation comes into force on the 1st day
of October, 1968.
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O. Reg. 332/68
2469
Publications Under The Regulations Act
October 5th, 1968
THE DEPARTMENT OF MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS
ACT
O. Reg. 329/68.
Tax Arrears and Tax Sales Procedures.
Made— September 11th, 1968.
Filed— September 23rd, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE DEPARTMENT OF MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS
ACT
1. Schedule 1 to Ontario Regulation 75/67, as
amended by section 1 of Ontario Regulation 298/67,
section 1 of Ontario Regulation 196/68, section 1 of
Ontario Regulation 257/68 and section 1 of Ontario
Regulation 324/68, is further amended by adding
thereto the following item:
la. Carleton All, except the cities of Eastview
and Ottawa and the Township of
Nepean
2. This Regulation comes into force on the 1st day
of October, 1968.
W. DARCY McKEOUGH,
Minister of Municipal Affairs.
Dated at Toronto, this 11th day of September, 1968.
(388) 40
THE DEPARTMENT OF MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS
ACT
O. Reg. 330/68.
Tax Arrears and Tax Sales Procedures.
Made— September 11th, 1968.
Filed— September 23rd, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE DEPARTMENT OF MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS
ACT
1. Item la of Schedule 1 to Ontario Regula-
tion 75/67, as made by section 1 of Ontario Regula-
tion 329/68, is revoked and the following substituted
therefor:
la. Carleton
All
2. This Regulation comes into force on the 1st day
of January, 1969.
W. DARCY McKEOUGH,
Minister of Municipal Affairs.
Dated at Toronto, this 11th day of September, 1968.
(389) 40
THE PUBLIC SERVICE ACT, 1961-62
O. Reg. 331/68.
General.
Made— September 11th, 1968.
Approved — September 19th, 1968.
Filed— September 23rd, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE PUBLIC SERVICE ACT, 1961-62
1. Subsection 1 of section 116 of Ontario Regula-
tion 190/62, as remade by section 1 of Ontario Regula-
tion 119/68, is revoked and the following substituted
therefor:
(1) This section applies to a public servant of a
classification set out in Schedule 7.
2. Ontario Regulation 190/62 is amended by adding
thereto the following section:
lid. — (1) Notwithstanding subsection 1 of section
116, the Commission may issue a certificate
authorizing payment for overtime to a public
servant of a classification not set out in
Schedule 7 for any period of overtime per-
formed on or after the 1st day of June, 1964.
(2) Where the Commission authorizes payment
under subsection 1, the payment shall be,
(a) based on the salary the public servant
was earning at the time the overtime
was performed; and
(6) computed in the manner set forth in
section 116.
(3) A payment under this section shall be made
only where the public servant's deputy
minister has recommended in writing to the
Commission that the payment be made.
Civil Service Commission:
D. J. COLLINS,
Chairman.
Dated at Toronto, this 1 1th day of September, 1968.
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THE PUBLIC SERVICE ACT, 1961-62
O. Reg. 332/68.
General.
Made— September 16th, 1968.
Approved — September 19th, 1968.
Filed— September 24th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE PUBLIC SERVICE ACT, 1961-62
1. Clause a of subsection 2 of section 16a of Ontario
Regulation 190/62, as made by section 2 of Ontario
Regulation 207/64, is amended by striking out "$400"
in the second line and inserting in lieu thereof "$600".
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2. Subsection 4 of section 166 of Ontario Regulation
190/62, as remade by section 1 of Ontario Regulation
75/66, is revoked and the following substituted there-
for:
(4) Subject to subsection 4a, where a civil servant
attending a course to which subsection 2
applies does not receive a bursary from the
government of Canada under an arrangement
with the government of Ontario, the Com-
mission shall authorize the payment of the
fees of the course and the payment of a
bursary of not less than $200 per month, and,
(a) where the annual salary exceeds $4,000,
an additional $30 per month for each
thousand dollars of annual salary up
to and including $14,499; or
(6) where the annual salary is in excess
of $14,499, the monthly sum of $530
and,
where a civil servant has a dependant for
whom a tax exemption is allowed under the
Income Tax Act (Canada), an additional
allowance of $25 per month shall be paid for
each dependant up to a maximum of three
dependants.
3. Subsection 1 of section 16d of Ontario Regula-
tion 190/62, as made by section 2 of Ontario Regulation
207/64, is amended by striking out "two" in the ninth
line and inserting in lieu thereof "four".
Civil Service Commission:
D. J. COLLINS,
Chairman.
Dated at Toronto, this 16th day of September, 1968.
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THE SEPARATE SCHOOLS ACT
O. Reg. 333/68.
District Combined Separate
School Zones.
Made— September 5th, 1968.
Filed— September 24th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE SEPARATE SCHOOLS ACT
DISTRICT COMBINED SEPARATE SCHOOL
ZONES
1. The municipalities, geographic townships and
separate school zones referred to in paragraph 1 of
each Schedule are designated as an area in which the
separate school zones whose centres are within the
area are united to form a district combined separate
school zone.
2. The name set out in paragraph 2 of each Schedule
is the name designated for the area designated in para-
graph 1 of the Schedule.
Schedule 1
1. In the Territorial District of Kenora, being
the towns of Keewatin and Kenora, the Town-
ship of Jaffray and Melick, and the Improve-
ment District of Sioux Narrows.
2. Kenora District.
Schedule 2
1. In the Territorial District of Kenora, being
the towns of Dryden and Sioux Lookout.
2. Dryden District.
Schedule 3
1. In the Territorial District of Rainy River,
being the towns of Fort Frances and Rainy
River, and the townships of Alberton, Dilke
and Morley.
2. Fort Frances- Rainy River District,
Schedule 4
1. In the Territorial District of Thunder Bay,
being the cities of Fort William and Port
Arthur, and the townships of Neebing,
Paipoonge and Shuniah.
2. Lakehead District.
Schedule 5
1. In the Territorial District of Thunder Bay,
being the Township of Nipigon, and the
Improvement District of Red Rock.
2. Nipigon-Red Rock District.
Schedule 6
1. In the Territorial District of Thunder Bay,
being the townships of Schreiber and Terrace
Bay.
2. Schreiber-Terrace Bay District.
Schedule 7
1. In the Territorial District of Thunder Bay,
being the Town of Geraldton, the Improve-
ment District of Beardmore, the Township
of Longlac, the geographic township of Daley,
and the Roman Catholic Separate School
Zone No. 1, Theresa, in unsurveyed territory.
2. Geraldton District.
Schedule 8
1. In the Territorial District of Algoma, being
the City of Sault Ste. Marie, and the geo-
graphic townships of Fisher, Herrick and
Hodgins.
2. Sault Ste. Marie District.
Schedule 9
1. In the Territorial District of Algoma, being
the Improvement District of White River,
the Township of Michipicoten, and geo-
graphic townships Tp. 27, Range 24, and Tp.
28, Range 24.
2. Michipicoten District.
Schedule 10
1. In the Territorial District of,
i. Algoma, being the Town of Blind
River, the Village of Iron Bridge, the
townships of Day and Bright Addi-
tional and Elliot Lake and the geo-
graphic townships of Lewis, Long,
Shedden, Spragge and Striker,
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ii. Sudbury, being the towns of Espanola,
Massey and Webbwood, the Township
of Baldwin and the geographic town-
ships of Curtin, Merritt and Mongowin,
and
iii. Manitoulin, being the Town of Little
Current.
2. North Shore District.
Schedule 11
1. In the Territorial District of,
i. Sudbury, being the City of Sudbury,
the towns of Capreol, Chelmsford and
Coniston, the townships of Balfour,
Blezard, Capreol, Casimir, Jennings
and Appleby, Cosby, Mason and Mart-
land, Dowling, Drury, Denison and
Graham, Hagar, Hanmer, Neelon and
Garson, Ratter and Dunnet, Rayside
and Waters, and the geographic town-
ships of Awrey, Bigwood, Broder, Bur-
wash, Cartier, Cherriman, Cleland,
Delamere, Dill, Dryden, Fairbank,
Henry, Loughrin, Louise, Maclennan,
Norman and Scollard, and
ii. Manitoulin, being the townships of
Rutherford and George Island.
2. Sudbury District.
Schedule 12
1, In the Territorial District of Nipissing, being
the City of North Bay, the towns of Bonfield,
Cache Bay, Mattawa and Sturgeon Falls, the
Improvement District of Cameron, the town-
ships of Bonfield, Caldwell, Calvin, Chisholm,
East Ferris, Field, Mattawan, Papineau and
Springer, and the geographic townships of
Badgerow, Beaucage, Clarkson, Crerar,
Falconer, Gibbons, Grant, Hugel, Kirk-
patrick, Loudon, Macpherson, Pedley and
Poitras.
2, Nipissing District.
Schedule 13
1. In the Territorial District of Timiskaming,
being the towns of Cobalt, Haileybury and
New Liskeard, the Village of Thornloe, the
townships of Armstrong, Brethour, Bucke,
Casey, Coleman, Dymond, Evanturel,
Harley, Harris, Hilliard, Hudson, James and
Kerns, and the geographic townships of
Beauchamp Cane, Firstbrook and Henwood.
2. Timiskaming District.
Schedule 14
1. In the Territorial District of Timiskaming,
being the towns of Charlton and Englehart,
the Improvement District of Gauthier, the
townships of Chamberlain, Larder Lake, Mc-
Garry and Teck, and the geographic townships
of Boston, Cairo and Otto.
2. Kirkland Lake District.
Schedule 15
1. In the Territorial District of Cochrane, being
the towns of Cochrane, Iroquois Falls and
Matheson, the townships of Black River,
Calvert, Glackmeyer and Playfair, and the
geographic townships of Brower, Calder,
Clute, Fox, Lamarche, Newmarket and Pyne.
2. Cochrane-Iroquois Falls District.
Schedule 16
1. In the Territorial District of Cochrane, being
the towns of Kapuskasing and Smooth Rock
Falls, the townships of Fauquier, Kendrey,
and Shackleton and Machin, and the geo-
graphic townships of Haggart, Idington,
McCrea, Nansen, O'Brien, Owens and Wil-
liamson.
2. Kapuskasing District.
Schedule 17
1. In the Territorial District of Cochrane, being
the Town of Hearst, and the geographic
townships of Casgrain, Devitt, Eilbert,
Hanlan, Kendall, Lowther, Stoddard, Stud-
holme and Way.
2. Hearst District.
Schedule 18
1. In the Territorial District of Cochrane, being
the Town of Timmins, the townships of
Mountjoy, Tisdale and Whitney, and the
geographic townships of Cody, Deloro,
German and Hoyle.
2. Timmins District.
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THE SECONDARY SCHOOLS AND BOARDS OF
EDUCATION ACT
O. Reg. 334/68.
Designation of School Divisions in
Territorial Districts.
Made— September 12th, 1968.
Filed— September 24th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE SECONDARY SCHOOLS AND BOARDS
OF EDUCATION ACT
1. Paragraph 1 of Schedule 15 to Ontario Regu-
lation 283/68 is amended by adding thereto the follow-
ing subparagraph:
XX. that part of the Township School Area of
Cosby, Mason and Martland lying within the
geographic townships of Falconer and Loudon.
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THE PUBLIC HOSPITALS ACT
O. Reg. 335/68.
Capital Grants for Ambulance Facilities.
Made— September 19th, 1968.
Filed— September 25th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE PUBLIC HOSPITALS ACT
CAPITAL GRANTS FOR AMBULANCE
FACILITIES
1. In this Regulation,
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(c) "approved cost" means the cost of,
(i) the construction of new buildings or
the renovation programme for existing
buildings to be used for an ambulance
facility,
(ii) fees that are approved by the Com-
mission and paid to an architect for
his services and the services of his
consulting engineers,
(iii) necessary basic equipment and fur-
nishings and the installation thereof,
(iv) land acquired for the ambulance
facility, demolition of existing build-
ings and other clearance of site,
(v) land surveys and soil tests, and
(vi) necessary paving and sodding,
on or after the 1st day of January, 1968, but
does not include,
(vii) financing charges,
(viii) working capital and pre-opening ex-
penses,
(ix) contingency allowances, or
(x) landscaping, gardens, works of art,
murals, busts, statues and similar
decorations;
(6) "basic equipment" means all equipment ap-
proved by the Commission that is necessary
and reasonable to enable an ambulance
facility to commence its function as deter-
mined at the time of its completion and
includes all such equipment that is installed
and ready for use not later than twelve
months from the date of completion of the
ambulance facility;
(c) "renovation programme" means a plan to
provide adequate accommodation therein
for an ambulance facility by the major
renovation or alteration of a hospital or other
building.
2. — (1) The capital grant under subsection 2 shall
amount to the approved cost.
(2) Where the contract for the construction of
new buildings or the renovation programme for
existing buildings for an ambulance facility was
signed by a hospital on or after the 1st day of January,
1968, the Commission shall pay the hospital a capital
grant for the construction or renovation programme.
(3) The Commission shall retain any grants paid
by the Department of National Health and Welfare
and any grants authorized by Ontario Regulation
308/63 in respect of the construction and renovation
programme.
(4) A hospital receiving a capital grant under this
Regulation shall not be paid capital financial assistance
for the ambulance facility under Ontario Regulation
302/66.
3. Where the actual cost of the construction or of
the renovation programme differs from the total cost
as approved by the Commission, the Commission may
make any adjustment in the amount of the capital
grant that the Commission deems proper.
4. — (1) The capital grant shall be paid in instal-
ments as follows:
1. One-quarter when one-quarter of the work is
completed.
2. One-quarter when one-half of the work is
completed.
3. One-quarter when three-quarters of the work
is completed.
4. The balance when the approved construction
of new buildings or renovation programme is
completed and the buildings are furnished,
equipped and ready to function as an ambu-
lance facility.
(2) The Commission may pay to a hospital out of
the capital grant the cost of acquiring any necessary
land for the ambulance facility when the land and its
acquisition have been approved by the Commission,
and the remainder of the capital grant shall be paid
in accordance with subsection 1.
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THE MILK ACT, 1965
O. Reg. 336/68.
Milk Producers — Licences.
Made— September 20th, 1968.
Filed— September 25th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE MILK ACT, 1965
1. — (1) Clause a of subsection 1 of section 4 of
Ontario Regulation 68/68 is amended by striking out
"6^" in the first line and inserting in lieu thereof
"8^".
(2) Clause b of subsection 1 of the said section 4
is amended by striking out "4" in the first line and
inserting in lieu thereof "5".
2. This Regulation comes into force on the 1st day
of October, 1968.
The Ontario Milk Marketing Board:
GEORGE R. Mclaughlin.
Chairman.
E. C. ROUSE,
Secretary.
Dated at Toronto, this 20th day of September, 1968.
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Publications Under The Regulations Act
October 12th, 1968
THE FORESTRY ACT
O. Reg. 337/68.
Nurseries.
Made— September 26th, 1968.
Filed— September 30th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER THE FORESTRY ACT
1. Form 1 of Regulation 185 of Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1960, as remade by section 1 of Ontario
Regulation 51/68, is revoked and the following substituted therefor:
Form 1
The Forestry Act
APPLICATION FOR NURSERY STOCK TO BE FURNISHED IN
RESPECT OF PRIVATE LAND
The undersigned applies to the Minister for nursery stock to be furnished in respect
of private land and submits the following information in support of his application:
Name of Applicant (please print)
Address for Mail No. Street P.O. Box or R.R. No.
Post Office
Province
Telephone
Acres of land owned by the
Applicant excluding the
area occupied by structures:
Acres
Description of
land owned by
Applicant:
Lot
Concession
Township
County or
District
3. The Applicant agrees to plant the nursery stock to be furnished by the Minister on the land referred to in
Item 2.
Purposes for which nursery stock is to be furnished (check proper squares):
(A) Establishing □ Enlarging □ Replenishing Q A wood for any of the following purposes:
Christmas
Tree
Production □ 1
Pulpwood or
Sawlog
Production D 2
Erosion
Control n 3
Watershed
Protection n 4
Wildlife
Habitat Q 5
Recreation
D 6
(B) Establishing D
Enlarging D
Replenishing □
A shelter
belt for:
Erosion
Control
D 1
Crop
Protection □ 2
Building
Protection n 3
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5. Nursery stock to be furnished in Spring □ or Fall □ of 19 Q
Species
Number
of Units
(Trees)
Rate for
1000 F.O.B.
Nursery
$ c.
Amount
$ c.
These columns for
Department use
--
Totals
6. Preference for delivery of nursery stock:
(A) I wish to go to the nursery at to receive the nursery stock.
Nurseries are located at: Dryden, Fort William, Kemptville, Midhurst, Orono, St. Williams,
Swastika.
OR
(B) I wish to have the nursery stock shipped to:
Name (please print) Address for shipment
No
Street
Express Office or Truck Terminal
Province
Via (Carrier)
I wish to have the carrier notify the following when shipment arrives:
Name (please print)
Address for Mail No. Street P.O. Box or R.R. No.
Telephone
Province
7. Special Remarks:
Date of Application:
Signature of Applicant:
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2. Section 2 of Ontario Regulation 51/68 is revoked.
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THE GAME AND FISH ACT, 1961-62
O. Reg. 338/68.
Hunting on Designated Crown Land
and in Provincial Parks.
Made— September 26th, 1968.
Filed— September 30th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE GAME AND FISH ACT, 1961-62
1. Schedule 5 to Ontario Regulation 277/68 is
revoked and the following substituted therefor:
Schedule 5
In the Township of South Walsingham in the
County of Norfolk and described as follows:
1. Beginning at a point in the southerly production
of the line between lots 14 and 15 in Concession A
in the Township of South Walsingham and which
said point is the most northeasterly angle of the lands
patented June 11, 1881, to John Woodward and William
Anderson; thence southerly along that production
24 chains, more or less, to the northwesterly angle of
a plan registered in the Registry Office for the Registry
Division of the County of Norfolk as Plan 429; thence
easterly along the northerly limit of that plan to the
northeasterly angle of that plan; thence southeasterly
along the northeasterly limit of that plan to the
northerly limit of Erie Boulevard; thence easterly
along the northerly limit of Erie Boulevard and con-
tinuing easterly along the northerly limit of an existing
travelled road to the intersection with the easterly
limit of the land expropriated by the Department
of Public Works, Ontsirio, according to a plan regis-
tered in the Registry Office for the Registry Division
of the County of Norfolk as Plan 537; thence north
19° 20' east astronomically along that easterly limit
and its production northerly 1 mile and 61 chains,
more or less, to the intersection with a line drawn
east astronomically from the intersection of the water's
edge on the southerly shore of Big Creek with the
northeasterly limit of Long Point Park Road; thence
west astronomically 4.5 miles, more or less, to the
intersection with the southerly production of the line
between lots 14 and 15 in Concession A in the Town-
ship of South Walsingham; thence southerly along the
said production of the line between lots 14 and 15, a
distance of 96 chains, more or less, to the place of
beginning.
2. Beginning at a point in the water's edge on the
southerly shore of Big Creek where the same is inter-
sected by the northeasterly limit of Long Point Park
Road as shown on Department of Highways Plan of
Survey P-2267; thence southeasterly along that limit
1 mile and 16 chains, more or less, to the intersection
with a line drawn south 60° 03' west astronomically
from an angle in the northeasterly limit of the lands
patented June 11, 1881, to John Woodward and
William Anderson; thence north 60° 03' east astro-
nomically 2.92 chains; thence south 86° 00' east
12.49 chains, more or less, to the intersection with the
southerly production of the line between lots 14 and
15 in Concession A in the Township of South Walsing-
ham; thence northerly along the said southerly pro-
duction of the line between lots 14 and 15 a distance of
96 chains, more or less, to the intersection with a line
drawn east astronomically 14 chains, more or less, to
the place of beginning.
THE GAME AND FISH ACT, 1961-62
O. Reg. 339/68.
Hunting Licences — Issuance.
Made— September 26th, 1968.
Filed— September 30th, 1968.
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REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE GAME AND FISH ACT, 1961-62
HUNTING IN LAKE SUPERIOR PROVINCIAL
PARK
1. The holder of a licence in Form 4, 5 or 12 of
Ontario Regulation 229/63 may hunt moose from the
28th day of September to the 31st day of October,
both inclusive, in the year 1968 in Lake Superior
Provincial Park except in the areas described in
schedules 1 and 2, and may possess or use a firearm
for the purpose.
2. Ontario Regulation 211/65 is revoked.
Schedule 1
In the Territorial District of Algoma and described
as follows:
Beginning at a point in the high-water mark of
Agawa Bay of Lake Superior where it is intersected
by the southerly boundary of the geographic Town-
ship of Tp. 28, Range 16; thence easterly along the
southerly boundary of that geographic township to
the intersection with a line drawn parallel to and
distant 500 feet in perpendicular distance measured
westerly from the westerly limit of that part of the
King's Highway known as No. 17; thence southerly
along that parallel line to the intersection with a line
drawn west astronomically from the intersection of the
high-water mark on the northerly shore of the Montreal
River with the westerly boundary of the geographic
Township of Home; thence east astronomically to the
said intersection of the high-water mark on the north-
erly shore of the Montreal River with the westerly
boundary of the geographic Township of Home;
thence northerly along that boundary to the north-
westerly corner of that geographic township; thence
westerly along the southerly boundary of the geo-
graphic Township of Tp. 27, Range 16 to the south-
westerly corner thereof; thence northerly along the
westerly boundary of that geographic township to
its intersection with the southerly limit of the right of
way of the Algoma Central and Hudson Bay Railway
Company; thence in a general westerly, northwesterly
and easterly direction along the southerly, westerly
and northerly limits of that right of way to the inter-
section of the northerly limit of that right of way with
the easterly boundary of the geographic Township
of Tp. 28, Range 16; thence northerly along that
boundary to the intersection with the water's edge
along the southerly shore of the Agawa River; thence
westerly along the said water's edge of the Agawa
River to the intersection with the high-water mark
of Agawa Bay of Lake Superior; thence southerly
along that high-water mark to the point of beginning.
Schedule 2
In the Territorial District of Algoma and described
as follows:
Beginning at the northeasterly corner of the geo-
graphic Township of Tp. 30, Range 20; thence westerly
along the northerly boundary of that geographic
township to its intersection with the easterly limit of
the right of way of that part of the King's Highway
known as No. 17; thence southerly along that right of
way limit to the intersection with the northerly limit
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of the right of way of the Mijinemungshing Lake
access road; thence northeasterly along the northerly
limit of that right of way to its intersection with the
easterly boundary of the geographic Township of
Tp. 30, Range 20; thence northerly along that boundary
to the point of beginning.
(454)
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THE PUBLIC COMMERCIAL VEHICLES ACT
O. Reg. 340/68.
General.
Made— September 26th, 1968.
Filed— September 30th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE PUBLIC COMMERCIAL VEHICLES ACT
1. Regulation 503 of Revised Regulations of On-
tario, 1960, as amended by Ontario Regulations
215/61, 366/61, 263/62, 331/62, 57/63, 162/66,
371/66 and 451/67, is further amended by adding
thereto the following sections:
2a. — (1) A freight-forwarder's licence issued pur-
suant to section 10a of the Act shall be in
Form 9a.
(2) For the purposes of this Regulation a freight-
forwarder's licence is a Class FF licence.
(3) The holder of a freight-forwarder's licence
shall not transport goods upon a highway
beyond an urban zone except in a vehicle,
(a) operated by the holder of an operating
licence issued pursuant to the Act; and
{b) where the terms of the operating licence
referred to in clause a authorize the
holder to perform the transportation.
(4) No holder of a freight-forwarder's licence shall
be the holder of an operating licence.
3a. — (1) An application for a freight-forwarder's
licence shall be in Form 10c.
(2) Every Class FF licence expires on the 31st
day of December for the year in which it
was issued.
(3) The fee for a Class FF licence is $25
2. Subsection 1 of section 13 of Regulation 503
of Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1960 is amended
by inserting after "licence" in the second line "or of a
freight-forwarder's licence".
3. Subsection 1 of section 14 of Regulation 503
of Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1960 is amended
by adding thereto the following clause:
(//) the name of the freight forwarder issuing the
bill of lading.
4. Subsection 3 of section 14 of Regulation 503
of Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1960 is amended by
inserting after "carrier" in the second line "or the
freight forwarder" and after "carrier" in the sixth line
"or issuing freight forwarder".
5. — (1) Section 15 of Regulation 503 of Revised
Regulations of Ontario, 1960 is amended by inserting
after "compensation" in the third line "other than a
contract for transportation for compensation between
a freight forwarder and a shipper".
(2) The said section 15 is further amended by add-
ing thereto the following subsection:
( 2 ) The following conditions shall be deemed to be
a part of every contract for transportation
for compensation between a freight forwarder
and a shipper:
1. The freight forwarder of the goods
herein described is liable for any loss
thereof or damage or injury thereto,
except as herein provided.
2. The freight forwarder is not liable for
loss, damage or delay to any of the
goods described in the bill of lading
caused by an Act of God, the Queen's or
public enemies, riots, strikes, defect or
inherent vice in the goods, the act or
default of the shipper or owner, the
authority of law, quarantine or dif-
ferences in weights of grain, seed, live-
stock or other commodities caused by
natural shrinkage.
3. No freight forwarder is bound to trans-
port the goods in time for any particular
market or otherwise than with due
despatch, unless by agreement speci-
fically endorsed on the bill of lading
and signed by the parties thereto.
4. The amount of any loss, damage or
injury for which the freight forwarder
is liable, whether or not the loss,
damage or injury results from negli-
gence, shall be computed on the basis
of,
(a) the value of the goods at the
place and time of shipment in-
cluding the freight and other
charges if paid; or
(b) where a value lower than that
referred to in clause a has been
represented in writing by the
consignor or has been agreed
upon, such lower value.
5. Where it is a term or condition that
the goods are carried at the risk of
the consignor or owner, the condition
covers only such risks as are necessarily
incidental to transportation and does
not relieve the freight forwarder from
liability for any loss, damage or injury
or delay that may result from any
negligence or omission of the freight
forwarder, its agents or employees, and
the burden of proving the absence of
negligence or omission is on the freight
forwarder.
6. The freight forwarder is not liable for
loss, damage, injury or delay to any
goods carried under the bill of lading
unless notice thereof setting out par-
ticulars of the origin, destination and
date of shipment of the goods and the
estimated amount claimed in respect
of such loss, damage, injury or delay
is given in writing to the freight for-
warder at the point of delivery or at
the point of origin within ninety days
after the delivery of the goods, or, in
the case of failure to make delivery,
within ninety days after a reasonable
time for delivery has elapsed.
7. No freight forwarder is bound to carry
any documents, specie or any articles
of extraordinary value unless by a
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special agreement to do so and, where
the nature and stipulated value of the
goods is disclosed to him, the duty of
obtaining such special agreement is on
the freight forwarder.
8. Every person, whether as principal or
agent, shipping explosives or dangerous
goods without previous full written
disclosure to the freight forwarder of
their nature, shall indemnify the freight
forwarder against all loss, damage or
injury caused thereby, and the goods
may be warehoused at the risk and
expense of the owner of the goods.
9. Any alteration, addition or erasure in
a bill of lading shall be signed or
initialed by the parties thereto.
6. Section 16 of Regulation 503 of Revised Regu-
lations of Ontario, 1960, as amended by section 4 of
Ontario Regulation 371/66, is further amended by
adding thereto the following subsection:
(la) Where a carrier is transporting goods on
behalf of a freight forwarder, the driver
transporting the goods by a public commercial
vehicle shall carry on each trip a copy
or memorandum of the bill of lading issued
by the freight forwarder and shall produce it
when required for inspection by a member of
the Ontario Provincial Police Force or an
oflficer of the Department.
7. Regulation 503 of Revised Regulations of On-
tario, 1960, as amended by Ontario Regulations
215/61, 366/61, 263/62, 331/62, 57/63, 162/66,
371/66 and 451/67, is further amended by adding
thereto the following section:
17a. A freight forwarder shall file a policy of
insurance or bond in a form and amount that,
in the opinion of the Minister, affords
adequate security for the protection of the
public in the event of damage or loss to goods
undertaken to be transported.
8. Section 18 of Regulation 503 of Revised Regu-
lations of Ontario, 1960 is amended by adding thereto
the following subsection:
(6) This section does not apply to a freight
forwarder.
9. Section 20 of Regulation 503 of Revised Regu-
lations of Ontario, 1960 is amended by inserting after
"licence" in the fourth line "or the holder of a freight-
forwarder's licence".
10. Section 28 of Regulation 503 of Revised Regu-
lations of Ontario, 1960, as made by section 1 of
Ontario Regulation 57/63 and amended by section 6 of
Ontario Regulation 371/66, is revoked and the follow-
ing substituted therefor:
Class "A" operating licence. .$ 50
Class "C" operating licence. . 50
Class "FF" licence 50
Class "D" operating licence. . 25
Class "H" operating licence. . 25
Class "K" operating licence. . 25
Filing of an amendment 5
11. Regulation 503 of Revised Regulations of On-
tario, 1960, as amended by Ontario Regulations
215/61, 366/61, 263/62, 331/62, 57/63, 162/66,
371/66 and 451/67, is further amended by adding
thereto the following section:
30. Sections 25 to 29 apply to a freight forwarder
and a licensee for the purposes of these sec-
tions includes a freight forwarder.
12. Regulation 503 of Revised Regulations of On-
tario, 1960, as amended by Ontario Regulations
215/61, 366/61, 263/62, 331/62, 57/63, 162/66,
371/66 and 451/67, is further amended by adding
thereto the following forms:
Form 9a
The Public Commercial Vehicles A ct
FREIGHT-FORWARDER'S LICENCE
No. FF
Under the Public Commercial Vehicles Act and the
regulations, and subject to the limitations thereof, this
licence is issued to
of to operate as a freight
forwarder.
Date , 19...
Countersigned
Registrar of Motor Minister of Transport
Vehicles
Form 10a
The Public Commercial Vehicles Act
APPLICATION FOR A FREIGHT-FORWARDER'S
LICENCE
Department of Transport,
Ferguson Block,
Queen's Park,
Toronto 5, Ontario.
Application is hereby made for a freight-forwarder's
licence and the following information is submitted:
Section A
This section to be completed where applicant is an
individual or a member of a partnership:
1. Name in full
Address
2. Applicant's age
3. Names of all partners, where applicable
Note: The application must be executed by all
partners.
Section B
This section to be completed where applicant is a cor-
poration :
4. Name of the corporation in full
Address of head office
Date of Incorporation
Incorporating authority or jurisdiction
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Public or private company
President
Vice-president
Secretary
Directors
Note: The application must be executed by the
president and the secretary and the corporate
seal must be affixed.
Section C
This section is to be completed by every applicant:
5. Insurance: Estimated maximum liability for dam-
age or loss to goods undertaken to be
transported
Dated at in the of .
day of ,19...
.this.
r455)
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THE BRUCELLOSIS ACT, 1965
O. Reg. 341/68.
Vaccination.
Made— September 26th, 1968.
Filed— September 30th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE BRUCELLOSIS ACT, 1965
1. Section 3 of Ontario Regulation 330/65 is
amended by striking out "four" in the second line and
inserting in lieu thereof "three".
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THE APPRENTICESHIP AND TRADESMEN'S
QUALIFICATION ACT, 1964
O. Reg. 342/68.
General.
Made— September 19th, 1968.
Filed— October 1st, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE APPRENTICESHIP AND TRADESMEN'S
QUALIFICATION ACT, 1964
GENERAL
1. This Regulation applies to any trade for which
an apprentice training programme is established.
2. An application for apprenticeship in a trade
shall be in Form 1.
3. No person shall become an apprentice in a trade
unless he,
(a) is at least sixteen years of age; and
(b) has Grade 10 standing or other qualifications
determined by the Minister as equivalent
thereto ; or
(c) has the qualifications that are prescribed in
the regulations for the trade.
4. — (1) An applicant for apprenticeship in a trade
or for a certificate of qualification shall, if requested
by the Director, produce a certificate of his birth for
inspection.
(2) Where the Director is satisfied that the ap-
prentice is unable to produce a certificate of his birth,
the Director may accept as proof,
(a) one item of Class A evidence of birth as pre-
scribed in section 9 of Regulation 562 of
Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1960; or
(b) two items of Class B evidence of birth as
prescribed in sections 10 and 11 of Regulation
562 of Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1960.
5. Sections 8 and 9 and subsection 2 of section 10
of the Act do not apply to persons,
(a) permanently employed in an industrial plant
while performing work entirely within the
plant and premises or on the land appertain-
ing thereto, except work performed in the
maintenance and repair of motor vehicles,
trailers or conversion units registered for
use on a highway under The Highway Traffic
Act; or
{b) while engaged in a trade or occupation that
in the opinion of the Director is not one in
respect of which compliance with sections 8
and 9 and subsection 2 of section 10 of the
Act is required.
TRAINING AND INSTRUCTION
6. An apprentice in a trade shall complete to the
satisfaction of the Director such apprentice training
programme as is established for the trade.
7. — (1) Every employer in a trade shall,
(a) provide an apprentice with practical training
and instruction; and
(b) permit the apprentice to attend such educa-
tional classes as are prescribed by an ap-
prentice training programme established for
the trade.
(2) Where the employer is unable to provide an
apprentice with practical training and instruction, the
employer and the apprentice shall each forthwith
notify the Director.
8. — (1) The regular daily hours of practical train-
ing and instruction of an apprentice shall not begin
sooner or end later in each day than the regular daily
working hours of the journeyman with whom the
apprentice is working.
(2) Any hours worked by an apprentice in excess
of his regular daily hours of practical training and
instruction shall not be included in computing the
hours spent in training and instruction, unless other-
wise prescribed or approved by the Director,
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9. — (1) Hourly credits as the Director determines
may be granted to an applicant for a certificate of
apprenticeship or qualification,
(a) for the successful completion of a course of
study or training; or
(b) for work performed or experience gained in
the trade prior to the application.
(2) No credits shall be granted under subsection 1
unless the applicant,
(a) supplies documentary evidence satisfactory to
the Director of the completion of the course
of study or training, or of the work performed
or the experience gained, as the case may be;
(b) passes such tests or examinations as are
required by the Director.
10. — (1) Unless otherwise prescribed, the rate of
wages for an apprentice whether for his regular daily
hours or for hours in excess of his regular daily hours
shall be not less than,
(a) 40 per cent during the first period;
(b) 50 per cent during the second period;
(c) 60 per cent during the third period;
(d) 70 per cent during the fourth period; and
(e) 80 per cent during the fifth period,
of the average rate of wages for journeymen employed
by the employer in that trade, or where the employer
is the only journeyman employed, of the average rate
of wages for journeymen in the area.
(2) Unless otherwise prescribed, the number of
apprentices who may be employed by an employer
in a trade shall not exceed,
(a) where the employer is a journeyman in the
trade, one apprentice plus an additional
apprentice for each additional three journey-
men employed by the employer in that trade
and with whom the apprentice is working; or
(b) where the employer is not a journeyman in
the trade, one apprentice for the first journey-
man employed by the employer plus an addi-
tional apprentice for each additional three
journeymen employed by the employer in
that trade and with whom the apprentice is
working.
11. — (1) A contract of apprenticeship shall be in
Form 2.
(2) The apprentice shall use to the best of his
ability any facilities provided for technical instruction.
(3) The apprentice shall obey all lawful orders
given to him by the employer or by a person delegated
by the employer to supervise the work and training of
the apprentice.
(4) The apprentice shall furnish to the employer
satisfactory reasons for any absence from his employ-
ment.
(5) The employer shall not employ any person in
the trade other than a journeyman while the apprentice
is idle.
12. — (1) A transfer of a contract of apprenticeship
shall be in Form 3.
(2) The employer to whom the contract is trans-
ferred shall perform the contract as fully and completely
as if he were the employer with whom the contract
was made.
CERTIFICATES
13. A certificate of apprenticeship shall be in
Form 4.
14.- — (1) Where an apprentice has completed an
apprentice training programme, and has passed such
final examinations as are prescribed by the Director,
the Director shall issue a certificate of apprenticeship
to the apprentice.
(2) Where an examination for a certificate of ap-
prenticeship in a trade has been established as an
Interprovincial Standards Examination, and where
an apprentice obtains more than 69 per cent on that
examination, he shall be awarded the Interprovincial
seal on his certificate.
(3) Where a certificate of apprenticeship is obtained
before an Interprovincial Standards Examination for
the trade is established, the holder of the certificate
may write the examination referred to in subsection 2
and if he obtains more than 69 per cent on that examina-
tion he shall be awarded the Interprovincial seal on
his certificate.
15. — ( 1 ) An application for a certificate of qualifica-
tion in a trade designated as a certified trade under
section 10 of the Act shall be in Form 5.
(2) An application for renewal of a certificate of
qualification in a trade designated as a certified trade
under section 10 of the Act shall be in Form 6.
(3) A certificate of qualification shall be in Form 7.
16. — (1) Where an applicant for a certificate of
qualification is the holder of a certificate of apprentice-
ship in the trade issued under the Act or a predecessor
of the Act, the Director may, upon payment of the
prescribed fee, issue to the applicant without examina-
tion, a certificate of qualification.
(2) Where an applicant for a certificate of qualifica- '
tion is the holder of a certificate of apprenticeship in
the trade that is issued by another Province and that
bears a seal awarded for passing an Interprovincial
Standards Examination, the Director may, upon pay-
ment of the prescribed fee, issue to the applicant with-
out examination, a certificate of qualification.
(3) Where an applicant for a certificate of qualifica-
tion is required to write an examination, he shall pay
the fee prescribed therefor.
(4) Where an applicant for a certificate of qualifica-
tion who is not the holder of a certificate of apprentice-
ship in the trade,
(a) has attended a trade school licensed under
the Act and has completed the period of
training and instruction provided by the
trade school;
(b) after graduation from the licensed trade
school, works as an apprentice in the trade
for a period prescribed by the Director; and
(c) passes such examination as is prescribed by
the Director,
the Director may, upon payment of the prescribed fee,
issue to the applicant a certificate of qualification.
17. An applicant for a certificate of apprenticeship
or a certificate of qualification who has failed to pass
an examination may rewrite the examination at such
times and places as are fixed by the Director.
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18. An applicant for a certificate of apprenticeship
or a certificate of qualification who fails to pass on
rewriting the examination referred to in section 17
on two occasions shall attend and complete such train-
ing courses as the Director may determine before being
permitted to rewrite the examination a third time.
19. Where an applicant for a certificate of qualifica-
tion who is not the holder of a certificate of apprentice-
ship in the trade, supplies evidence satisfactory to the
Director of having been continuously engaged in the
trade as a journeyman in Ontario or elsewhere for a
period of equal to or greater than the apprenticeship
period prescribed for the trade, the Director may issue
to the applicant a provisional certificate of qualifica-
tion valid until the expiry date specified thereon.
20. Where an applicant for a certificate of qual-
fication referred to in section 19 passes such examina-
tion as is prescribed by the Director, the Director may,
upon payment of the prescribed fee, issue to the
applicant a certificate of qualification.
21. A provisional certificate of qualification shall
be in Form 8.
22. — (1) Unless otherwise prescribed by regulation,
a certificate of qualification expires one year after the
date of its issue.
(2) A certificate of qualification may be renewed
by the holder upon application and payment of the
prescribed fee to the Director.
(3) Upon renewal of a certificate of qualification,
a seal provided by the Director indicating the year
for which the certificate is renewed shall forthwith
upon its receipt by the applicant be affixed to the
certificate of qualification in the space provided thereon.
23. — (1) Subject to subsections 2 and 3, where a
person fails to renew his certificate of qualification on
or before the date of its expiry, the Director may renew
the certificate upon payment of the prescribed fee for
renewal thereof together with the additional fee pre-
scribed for each year it was not renewed.
(2) Where a certificate of qualification is not
renewed within three years of the date of its expiry, the
Director shall not renew the certificate unless the
applicant has passed an examination prescribed by the
Director.
(3) Notwithstanding subsection 1, where the Direc-
tor is satisfied that the failure to renew the certificate
of qualification was due to illness or other cause beyond
the control of the person whose certificate has expired,
the Director may dispense with payment of any fee
payable for the period during which the certificate was
not renewed.
24. — (1) The Director may suspend or cancel a
certificate of qualification,
(a) where the holder is convicted of an oflfence
under the Act or the regulations; or
(6) where the Director has reasonable grounds to
believe that the holder is without capacity
or not competent to perform work in the
trade with reasonable skill.
(2) The Director shall not suspend or cancel a
certificate of qualification without a hearing upon
notice personally served or sent by registered mail
to the holder of the certificate of qualification at the
address shown on his application for a certificate of
qualification or a renewal thereof containing details of
the alleged offence, incapacity or incompetence and
the nature of the evidence in support thereof and the
date, time and place for the hearing.
(3) The Director shall allow seven clear days be-
tween the date of service or mailing of the notice and
the date of the hearing.
(4) If the holder of the certificate of qualification
fails to attend the hearing on the date and at the time
and place appointed, the hearing may proceed and a
decision may be made in his absence.
(5) At the hearing the holder of the certificate of
qualification is entitled to hear the evidence, to cross-
examine, to call witnesses, and to present argument.
(6) The holder of the certificate of qualification
may be represented by counsel or by an agent.
(7) The Director shall not suspend a certificate of
qualification for a period of more than thirty days.
25. — ( 1 ) A person whose certificate of qualification
has been suspended or cancelled may, by notice in
writing within seven days of the suspension or cancel-
lation, appeal the decision of the Director to the
Minister or such other person as is designated in writing
by the Minister for the purpose.
(2) The Minister or such other person designated
by him shall set thie date, time and place for the hearing
of the appeal, and notice of such hearing shall be served
personally or sent by registered mail to the person
appealing.
(3) If the person appealing fails to attend the hear-
ing of the appeal on the date and at the time and place
appointed, the hearing may proceed and a decision
may be made in his absence.
(4) At the hearing of the appeal, the person appeal-
ing shall be entitled to be represented by counsel or by
an agent, and to hear the evidence, to cross-examine,
to call witnesses and to present argument.
(5) The Minister or such other person designated
by him shall hear the evidence and submissions and
may uphold the decision of the Director or suspend,
cancel or re-instate the certificate of qualification.
(6) The decision of the Minister or such other
person designated by him shall be final and binding.
26. A person whose certificate of qualification has
been cancelled may apply for a new certificate of
qualification upon such terms and conditions as the
Director may prescribe, and the Director may issue
a certificate of qualification where he is satisfied that
the person has complied with such terms and condi-
tions, and has the capacity and competence to perform
work in the trade with reasonable skill.
27. Where a person proves to the satisfaction of the
Director that he has lost his current certificate of
qualification, the Director shall issue to him a duplicate
certificate of qualification upon payment of the pre-
scribed fee.
28. The holder of a certificate of qualification shall
keep the certificate conspicuously posted where he is
employed, or if such posting is not practicable he shall
carry the certificate on his person and, when requested
to do so, produce to a person designated by the Direc-
tor, the certificate of qualification or such other evidence
of qualification as the Director may prescribe.
REGISTRATION OF EMPLOYERS
29. When requested by the Director, every em-
ployer and self-employed person engaged in a trade
shall complete and file a registration of employers and
self-employed persons in Form 9.
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30. Fees payable under this Regulation are as
follows:
1. For registration of a contract of ap-
prenticeship
2. For an examination
3. For a certificate of qualification
$ 5
5
5
4. For a renewal of a certificate of quali-
fication,
(a) for the year in which renewed. . $ 5
7
5
(b) for each previous year for which
a certificate is not renewed ....
5. For a duplicate certificate of qualifica'
tion
31. Ontario Regulation 279/64 is revoked.
32. This Regulation comes into force on the tenth
day after publication thereof in The Ontario Gazette
under The Regulations Act.
Form 1
The Apprenticeship and Tradesmen's Qualification Act, 1964
APPLICATION FOR APPRENTICESHIP IN THE TRADE OF
(Trade name) (Date)
TO BE COMPLETED BY APPLICANT:
Surname
Given names and initials
Street No. and Name . . .
Social Insurance No.
Telephone No.
Apt. No., Box No., R.R. No.
City or Town .
Township . . . .
Day Month Year
Date of Birth
Signature of Applicant
EMPLOYED BY:
Name of Business .
Street Address . . . .
City or Town
Telephone No
Day Month Year
Start of Employment
Signature of Employer
Outline relevant trade experience, proof of employment and education, on reverse side of this application giving
full details including dates and names of employers.
FOR DEPARTMENTAL USE ONLY:
Counsellor Name
Counsellor Signature
Counsellor Code
Receipt No.
Verification Signature
Credited hours
Periods in Programme
Hours per period
Hours per week
Contracts Forwarded
Effective Date
Contract No.
Area Code. . . ,
Mailing Code .
475
Day
Month Year
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PROOF OF EDUCATION
Schooling
Elementary. .
School Name
Location
(City/Country)
Successfully Completed
Grade Mo. Yr.
Certificate or
Diplomas Awarded
Secondary. . .
Academic. . . .
Vocational. . .
Technical
<
<
3ubject(s)
specialized
P.A.T.
Results
Courses Attended — List all training (other
than school)
Comments (Counsellor)
DETAILS OF EXPERIENCE
Name of Business
or Firm
Business
Address
Emp
From
Month /Year
loyed
To
Mo nth /Year
Cr. Hrs.
Type of Work
Performed
Current
or Last
1st
Previous
2nd
Previous
3rd
Previous
Employer Signature:
Total
Supervising Counsellor:
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Form 2
The Apprenticeship and Tradesmen' s Qualification Act, 1964
CONTRACT OF APPRENTICESHIP
Contract No.
THIS CONTRACT OF APPRENTICESHIP MADE this day of , 19. . . .,
under The Apprenticeship and Tradesmen' s Qualification Act, 1964,
BETWEEN hereinafter called the Apprentice,
— and —
hereinafter called the Employer,
— and —
(where the apprentice is under twenty-one years of age)
the Parent, Guardian, or Judge
WITNESSETH that the Apprentice and the Employer agree as follows:
1. The Apprentice agrees to faithfully serve the Employer as an Apprentice and in accordance with The
Apprenticeship and Tradesmen's Qualification Act, 1964 and the regulations for a period of training and
instruction of hours in the trade of ,
2. The Employer agrees to faithfully train and instruct the Apprentice in the trade of.
and to pay the Apprentice wages at the following rates:
For the first hours, % of the journeyman's rate;
For subsequent hourly periods and in the following sequence,
hours at %
hours at %
hours at %
hours at %
hours at %
of a journeyman's rate of wages in the trade:
IN WITNESS WHEREOF the parties have signed.
WITNESS:
Approved and Registered this day of.
Employer
Address of Employer
Apprentice
Address of Apprentice
Parent, Guardian or Judge
Address of Parent, Guardian or Judge
, 19....
Director
Termination Date Cancellation Date.
Transfer Date Transfer Date.
Transfer Date Transfer Date.
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Form 3
The Apprenticeship and Tradesmen's Qualification Act, 1964
TRANSFER OF CONTRACT OF APPRENTICESHIP
In the Trade of Contract No
THE CONTRACT OF APPRENTICESHIP made between ,
the Apprentice, of and
(address)
, the Employer, of ,
(address)
dated the day of , 19. . . . and the mutual rights, benefits and obligations
contained therein are hereby transferred to of
(address)
The said apprenticeship having commenced on the day of , 19 .... ,
has continued during periods of hours, and the said Apprentice has com-
pleted the following hours at the indicated percentages of the average rate of wages for journeymen employed
by the Employer in the said trade or of the average rate of wages for journeymen in the area, as the case may be;
hours during the first period at per cent
hours during the second period at per cent
hours during the third period at per cent
hours during the fourth period at per cent
hours during the fifth period at per cent
Dated this day of 19
IN WITNESS WHEREOF the parties have signed.
WITNESS:
Employer transferring contract
Employer to whom contract is transferred
Apprentice
(and where the Apprentice is under twenty-one years of age)
Parent, Guardian or Judge
Address of Parent, Guardian or Judge
Form 4
The Apprenticeship and Tradesmen' s Qualification Act, 1964
CERTIFICATE OF APPRENTICESHIP
Certificate No.
THIS IS TO CERTIFY THAT :••;•. .•
having complied with The Apprenticeship and Tradesmen' s Qualification Act, 1964 and the regulations is issued this
Certificate of Apprenticeship in the trade of
Dated at Toronto, this day of , 19. . .
(signature of issuer)
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Form 5
The Apprenticeship and Tradesmen' s Qualification Act, 1964
APPLICATION FOR CERTIFICATE OF QUALIFICATION IN THE CERTIFIED TRADE OF
(Trade name) (Date)
TO BE COMPLETED BY APPLICANT:
Surname
Given name and initials
Street Address .
City or Town. .
Township
Social Insurance No.
Telephone No.
Day Month Year
Date of Birth
Signature of Applicant
EMPLOYED BY:
Name of Business .
Street Address
City or Town
Are you self-employed? Q No D Yes
Have you been an Apprentice in Ontario? □ No □ Yes
(Specify)
Contract or Diploma No.
Do you hold an Ontario Certificate of Qualification in any other trade? Q No □ Yes
(Specify) ....
Certificate No.
Trade Name
Do you hold a Certificate of Qualification issued by any other Province? D No QYes — Attach
original or copy of certificate(s) to this application.
FEE: Application Fee of $5.00, payable to "Treasurer, Province of Ontario".
Send Money Order or Certified Cheque.
Fee will be applied to issuance of certificate or examination.
Outline experience on reverse side of this application giving full details of employment including dates
and names of employers.
FOR DEPARTMENTAL USE ONLY:
Authorizing Signature
Effective Date
Certificate No.
Area Code. ...
Mailing Code . ,
Day Month Year
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(reverse)
DETAILS OF EXPERIENCE
— must accompany this application
PROOF OF EXPERIENCE
— proof may be in any of the follow-
ing forms:
PLEASE LIST DETAILS OF RELATED
EXPERIENCE AND COURSES
1. Letters of Reference from former and present employers
(written on company letterhead) giving,
(c) the exact dates of employment; and
(6) a detailed description of the type of wor
OR 2. A letter of Reference from the business ageni
where this procedure has been given prior app
Industrial Training Branch.
k performed.
: of a Union,
)roval by the
3. If you are unable to obtain the above proofs, a Statutory
Declaration, notarized by a Notary Pub ic or Commissioner
of Oaths, must be obtained, listing
(c) your present and former employers,
(b) exact dates of employment,
(c) detailed description of the type of wor
4. original or copy of any Out-Of-Province Certi
k performed.
firatp
Note: The above documents will be returned when this appli-
cation has been evaluated.
Name of Business
or Firm
Business Address
Emp
From
Month/Year
oyed
To
Month/Year
Type of Work
Performed
Current
or Last
1st
Previous
'"'"'"V
2nd
Previous
3rd
Previous
4th
Previous
Form 6
The Apprenticeship and Tradesmen's Qualification Act, 1964
APPLICATION FOR RENEWAL OF A CERTIFICATE OF QUALIFICATION
Under The Apprenticeship and Tradesmen's Qualification Act, 1964 and the regulations, I apply for a
renewal of my Certificate of Qualification in the trade of
My Social Insurance No. is.
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Dated day of
Applicant Signature
If change in name or address, please complete below
Surname
Given names or initials
Street Address
City
., 19.
THIS SPACE FOR DEPARTMENTAL USE ONLY
Date approved
New serial No
Date issued
Form 7
The Apprenticeship and Tradesmen's Qualification Act, 1964
CERTIFICATE OF QUALIFICATION
Certificate No
THIS IS TO CERTIFY THAT
having complied with The Apprenticeship and Tradesmen's Qualification Act, 1964 and the regulations is issued
this Certificate of Qualification in the certified trade of
Dated at Toronto, this day of , 19. . . .
(signature of issuer)
Form 8
The Apprenticeship and Tradesmen' s Qualification Act, 1964
PROVISIONAL CERTIFICATE OF QUALIFICATION
Surname
Given Names
Trade Name
Trade Code
Street Address
Issue Date
Expiry Date
City or Town
Township
P.C. No.
Date of Birth
Telephone No.
Social Insurance No,
This is to certify that the above has submitted satisfactory proof of experience, and is hereby permitted
to work in the trade indicated until the expiry date shown, at which time he will be required to write an examina-
tion for a regular certificate of qualification pursuant to section 8, subsection 2 of The Apprenticeship and Trades-
men's Qualification Act, 1964.
ONTARIO DEPARTMENT OF LABOUR
Director, Industrial Training Branch
This form must be presented when reporting for examination and will not be valid after the expiry date indicated
above.
If unable to attend, please notify this office prior to expiry date. Failure to attend or notify will result in the
forfeiture of fee.
m.
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FOR DEPARTMENTAL USE ONLY:
Employer or School-Name and Address
Request for Application
Telephone Mail
Requested Mailed
Other
Received
Progression and Training
Certificate Issued
Certificate No.
Form 9
The Apprenticeship and Tradesmen's Qualification Act, 1964
REGISTRATION OF EMPLOYERS AND SELF-EMPLOYED PERSONS IN THE TRADE OF
TO THE DIRECTOR:
Under The Apprenticeship and Tradesmen's Qualification Act, 1964 and the regulations, I register as an
employer or self-employed person in the certified trade of
and furnish the following information:
\. Name (if not a corporation).
(surname)
(first and middle names)
Name (if a corporation).
2. Address
(street and No. or R.R.) (city, town or post office)
3. Certificate of Qualification, if not a corporation:
(a) I am the holder of Certificate of Qualification Number in the certified trade of
issued on or,
{b) I am not the holder of a Certificate of Qualification in the certified trade of
but have been continuously engaged in such trade for years.
4. Particulars of persons in my employ in the certified trade of
Name
Address
Total Length of
Experience at the
trade
Branch
if any
Date of
Birth
Certificate
No.
Years
Months
Dated at this .
.day of.
,19....
(signature)
(457)
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THE PLANNING ACT
O. Reg. 343/68.
Restricted Areas — District of Temagami.
Made— August 15th, 1968.
Filed— October 2nd, 1968.
ORDER MADE BY THE MINISTER
UNDER THE PLANNING ACT
1. This Order applies to all of the lands within the
limits of the Improvement District of Temagami,
excluding those lands covered by Ontario Regulation
20/68.
2. In this Order,
(1) Zone 1 comprises the area generally referred
to as the Village of Temagami and more
specifically the lands in registered plans M-66,
M-251, and M-269, formerly in the Town-
ships of Strathcona and Strathy; and
(2) Zone 2 comprises all of the lands within the
limits of the Improvement District of Tema-
gami, excluding those lands covered by
Ontario Regulation 20/68 and those lands
included in Zone 1.
3. In Zone 1,
(1) no land or building shall be used for any
purpose other than that for which it was
used on the date this Order comes into force;
(2) no existing building shall be extended or
structurally altered in any way other than
such repairs as may be necessary for general
maintenance or to render it in a safe condition.
4. In Zone 2,
(1) no land or building shall be used for any
purpose other than that for which it was
used on the date this Order comes into force;
(2) notwithstanding subsection 1, a dwelling may
be erected and used as a summer cottage on
any lot within any registered plan of sub-
division, subject to the provisions of any
by-law passed and in force under section 30
of The Planning Act; and
(3) any building or structure existing at the time
this Order comes into force may be enlarged,
restored to a safe condition, repaired, or
rebuilt, provided that the use of such build-
ing or structure is not changed from that
which existed at the time this Order comes
into force.
5. Nothing in this Order shall prevent,
(a) the erection of any building or structure or
prevent the change in use of any building,
structure, or land where such erection or
change of use is in accordance with an im-
provement permit issued by the Department
of Lands and Forests under section 16 of
The Public Lands Act;
(b) the carrying out of mining exploration
activities, including surveying, drilling, and
similar operations;
(c) the enlargement of mining operation on lands
already being used or partly used for that
purpose on the date of this Order coming
into force nor the erection of new buildings
directly related to mining operations on such
lands; or
(d) the conduct of forestry operations, lumbering,
and other such directly associated activities.
W . DARCY McKEOUGH,
Minister of Municipal Affairs.
Dated at Toronto, this 15th day of August, 1968.
(458)
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THE HIGHWAY IMPROVEMENT ACT
O. Reg. 344/68.
Designations — Miscellaneous —
Southern Ontario.
Made— September 26th, 1968.
Filed— October 2nd, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE HIGHWAY IMPROVEMENT ACT
1. Schedule 110 to Regulation 213 of Revised
Regulations of Ontario, 1960, as made by section 1 of
Ontario Regulation 174/63, is revoked and the follow-
ing substituted therefor:
ST. CATHARINES TO WELLAND
Schedule 110
1. In that part of the City of St. Catharines in the
County of Lincoln, formerly in the Township of Gran-
tham, being,
c) part of lots,
(i
2802 to 2805, both inclusive.
(ii
2815 and 2816,
(iii
2818 to 2821, both inclusive.
(iv;
2843 and 2844,
(v
) 2849 to 2853, both inclusive.
(vi
"2857 to 2864, both inclusive.
(vii
) 70 to 72, both inclusive,
(viii
) 49 and 1173,
(ix
) 2518 to 2521, both inclusive,
(X
) 2523 to 2525, both inclusive.
(xi
) 2347,
(xii
) 4, 5, 7, 8 and 9,
(xiii
) 1210 to 1213, both inclusive,
(xiv
) 895 and 1219,
(xv
) 1223, 1224 and 1224A,
(xvi
) 1265 and 1266,
(xvii
) 1234 and 1255,
(xviii
) 1239 to 1243, both inclusive.
(xix
) 1245 to 1253, both inclusive.
(xx
) 1258, 1260 and 1261,
Corporation Plan No. 2;
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(b) part of Lot 48, Registered Plan 179;
(c) part of lots 36, 37, 38 and 77, Registered
Plan 269;
(d) all of lots,
(i) 6,
(ii) 1214 to 1218, both inclusive,
(iii) 1244,
(iv) 2854 to 2856, both inclusive,
(v) 2817,
(vi) 2522, and
(vii) 1259.
Corporation Plan No. 2;
(e) part of Lot 21, concessions 5 and 6;
(/) part of lots 22 and 23, Concession 5;
(g) part of the road allowance between,
(i) concessions 7 and 8 (Lincoln Avenue),
(ii) concessions 6 and 7 (Westchester
Avenue),
(iii) concessions 5 and 6 (Welland Avenue
West),
(iv) lots 22 and 23, Concession 5 (Van
Sickle Road), and
(v) the townships of Grantham and Louth
(First Street), and
(h) part of,
(i) Chestnut Street,
(ii) Glenridge Avenue,
(iii) Glen Ridge Avenue Bridge,
(iv) St. Paul Crescent,
(v) Yates Street East,
(vi) St. Paul Street West,
(vii) Brewery Street,
(viii) Ann Street,
(ix) Louth Street,
(x) Salina Street,
(xi) Chace Street,
(xii) Yates Street,
(xiii) Westchester Avenue,
(xiv) Welland Vale Road, and
(xv) 4-foot alley.
Corporation Plan No. 2.
and being that portion of the King's Highway shown
outlined on Department of Highways plan P-5044-14,
registered in the registry office for the registry division
of the County of Lincoln as No. 887.
2. In the Township of Louth in the County of
Lincoln being,
(c) part of Lot 1, Concession 3;
(6) part of lots 1 and 2, Concession 2;
(c) part of Lot 2, Concession 1 ;
(d) part of the road allowance between,
(i) the townships of Louth and Grantham
(First Street),
(ii) concessions 2 and 3 (Third Avenue),
and
(iii) concessions 1 and 2, and
(e) part of Erion Road,
and being that portion of the King's Highway shown
outlined on Department of Highways plan P-5044-14,
registered in the registry office for the registry division
of the County of Lincoln as No. 887.
4.1 miles, more or less.
2. Schedule 133 to Regulation 213 of Revised
Regulations of Ontario, 1960, as made by section 4 of
Ontario Regulation 397/66, is revoked and the follow-
ing substituted therefor:
TILLSONBURG BY-PASS
Schedule 133
In the Township of Middleton in the County of
Norfolk and in the Town of Tillsonburg, formerly in
the Township of Middleton, in the County of Oxford,
being,
(a) part of lots 4, 5 and 6, Concession 5, north of
Talbot Road (Township of Middleton);
(6) part of lots 12 and 13, Concession 4, north of
Talbot Road (Township of Middleton);
(c) part of lots 12, 13 and 14, Concession 3, north
of Talbot Road (Township of Middleton);
(d) part of John Pound Road (Highway 3)
(Township of Middleton);
(e) part of Tillsonburg and Courtland Road
(Highway 3) (Township of Middleton);
(/) part of Lot 11, Concession 4, north of Talbot
Road (Town of Tillsonburg);
(g) part of lots,
(i) 1599,
(ii) 1606 and 1607,
(iii) 1617 to 1619, both inclusive,
(iv) 1638, and
(v) 1643 to 1646, both inclusive,
registered plan 500 (Town of Tillsonburg);
(A) part of Rouse Street, registered plan 500
(Town of Tillsonburg);
(t) part of Vienna Road (Highway 19) (Town
of Tillsonburg); and
ij) part of the road allowance between,
(i) lots 5 and 6, Concession 5, north of
Talbot Road (Township of Middleton),
(ii) lots 10 and 11, Concession 4, north of
Talbot Road (Town of Tillsonburg),
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(iii) concessions 4 and 5, north of Talbot
Road (Young Street) (Town of Till-
sonburg), and
(iv) concessions 3 and 4, north of Talbot
Road (Township of Middleton),
and being that portion of the King's Highway shown
as Parts 1, 2 and 3 on Department of Highways
plan P-1814-72, registered in the registry office for the
registry division of the County of Norfolk as No.
314989 (Plan 825) and in the registry office for the
registry division of the County of Oxford as No. 1162.
(459)
2.9 miles, more or less.
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THE INDUSTRIAL STANDARDS ACT
O. Reg. 345/68.
Schedule — Men's and Boys' Clothing
Industry — Ontario Zone.
Made— April 22nd, 1968.
Approved — September 26th, 1968.
Filed— October 3rd, 1968.
ORDER MADE UNDER
THE INDUSTRIAL STANDARDS ACT
1. — (1) Clause a of section 1 of the Schedule to
Regulation 351 of Revised Regulations of Ontario,
1960 is amended by striking out "youths or" in the
third line.
(2) Section 1 of the said Schedule is amended by
adding thereto the following clauses:
(ac) "holiday" means,
i. New Year's Day,
ii. Good Friday,
iii. Victoria Day,
iv. Dominion Day,
v. Civic Holiday,
vi. Labour Day,
vii. Thanksgiving Day, and
viii. Christmas Day,
but "Civic Holiday" means a holiday only
for that part of the zone where it is so pro-
claimed by a municipality;
(c) "year-end holiday" meansthe period from the
26th day of December to the 31st day of
December, both inclusive, in each year;
(d) "year-end holiday pay" means pay for the
year-end holiday.
2. Section 3 of the Schedule to Regulation 351 of
Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1960 is revoked and
the following substituted therefor:
3. Work performed in the industry,
(a) at any time other than during the
regular working periods; or
(b) on a holiday,
is overtime work.
3. Paragraph xi of subsection 2 of section 4 of the
Schedule to Regulation 351 of Revised Regulations of
Ontario, 1960 is revoked.
4. Section 5 of the Schedule to Regulation 351 of
Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1960, as remade by
section 1 of Ontario Regulation 170/67, is revoked and
the following substituted therefor:
5. — (1) The minimum rate of wages for all work
performed in the industry during the regular
working periods to and including the 1st day
of December, 1968 by employees classified in
subsection 1 of section 4 is,
(a) in the counties of Halton, Ontario,
Peel, Wentworth and York, the hourly
rate set opposite the respective classes
as follows:
i. Class A, $2.06H,
ii. Class B, $1.98,
iii. Class C, $1.96M.
iv. Class D, $1,881^
v. Class E, $1.83H,
vi. Class F, $1.78,
vii. Class G, $1.66,
viii. Class H, $1.63,
ix. Class I, $1.60>^,
X. Class J, $1.59H,
xi. Class K, $\.55y2,
xii. Class L,$1.52H,
xiii. Class M, $1,513^,
xiv. Class N, $1.47i^,
XV. Class O, $1.45,
xvi. Class P, $1.40,
> xvii. Class Q, $1.36^,
xviii. Class R, $1.35,
xix. Class S, $1.32,
XX. Class T, $1.29,
xxi. Class U, $1.24; and
(b) in all other parts of Ontario, the hourly
rate set opposite the respective classes
as follows:
i. Class A, $1.86,
ii. Class B, $1.78,
iii. Class C, $1.77,
iv. Class D, $1.69H,
V. Class E, $1.65,
vi. Class F, $1.60,
vii. Class G, $1.49^.
viii. Class H, $1,461^,
ix. Class I, $1.44H,
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X.
Class J, $1,431^,
ii.
Class B, $1.88,
xi.
Class K, $1.40,
iii.
Class C, $1.87,
xii.
Class L, $1.37H,
iv.
Class D, $1.79,
xiii.
Class M, $1,363^,
V.
Class E, $1,741^,
xiv.
Class N, $1.33,
vi.
Class F, $1.69,
XV.
Class 0, $1.30M,
vii.
Class G, $1.58H,
xvi.
Class P. $1.26,
viii.
Class H, $1.55M,
xvii.
Class Q, $1.23,
xi.
Class I, $1,531^,
xviii.
Class R, $1,211^,
X.
ClassJ, $1.52H,
xix.
Class S, $1.19,
xi.
Class K, $1.49,
XX.
Class T, $1.16,
xii.
Class L, $1,463^,
xxi.
Class U, $1.12.
xiii.
Class M, $1,453^,
(2) The minimum rate of wages for
all work
xiv.
Class N, $1.42,
performed ir
the industry during the regular
working peri
ods from the 2nd day of Decem-
XV.
Class 0, $1.39^,
ber, 1968 to
and including the 30th day of
November,
1969 by employees cla
ssified in
xvi.
Class P, $1.35,
subsection 1 of section 4 is,
xvii.
Class Q, $1.32,
(a) in the counties of Halton,
Ontario,
*
Peel,
Wentworth and York, the hourly
xviii.
Class R, $1,301^,
rate set opposite the respective classes
as follows:
xix.
Class S, $1.28,
i.
ClassA, $2.17M,
XX.
Class T, $1.25,
ii.
Class B, $2.09,
xxi.
Class U, $1.20^.
iii.
Class C, $2.07M,
(3) The minimum rate of wages for all work
performed in
the industry durmg the regular
iv.
Class D, $1.99,
working periods on and after the 1st day of
December,
1969 by employees classified in
v.
Class E, $1.94,
subsection 1 of section 4 is.
vi.
Class F, $1.88,
(a) in the counties of Halton, Ontario,
Peel,
Wentworth and York, the hourly
vii.
Class G, $1.76,
rate set opposite the respective classes
i as follows:
viii.
Class H, $1.73,
i.
Class A, $2.29,
ix.
Class I, $1.70M,
ii.
Class B, $2.20,
X.
Class J, $1.69K,
- iii.
Class C, $2.18H,
xi.
Class K, $1.65M,
iv.
Class D, $2.09^,
xii.
Class L, $1.62H,
v.
Class E, $2.04,
xiii.
Class M, $1.61H,
vi.
Class F, $1.98,
xiv.
Class N, $1.57K,
vii.
Class G, $1.86,
XV.
Class 0, $1.55,
viii.
Class H, $1.83,
xvi.
Class P, $1.50,
ix.
Class I, $1,801^,
xvii.
Class Q, $1,461^,
X.
Class J, $1,793^,
xviii.
Class R, $1.45,
xi.
Class K, $1,753^,
xix.
Class S, $1.42,
xii.
Class L, $1,723^,
XX.
Class T, $1.39,
xiii.
Class M, $1,713^,
xxi.
Class U, $1.34; and
xiv.
Class N, $i.67J^,
(6) in all other parts of Ontario, the hourly
V\7
Class 0, $1.65,
rate set opposite the respective classes
A V,
as follows:
xvi.
Class P, $1.60,
i.
Class A, $1.96,
xvii.
Class Q, $1,563^,
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xviii. Class R, $1.55,
xix. Class S, $1.52,
XX. Class T, $1.49,
xxi. Class U, $1.44; and
(b) in all other parts of Ontario, the
hourly rate set opposite the respective
classes as follows:
i. Class A, $2.06,
ii. Class B, $1.98,
iii. Class C, $1.96M,
iv. Class D, $1.88M,
V. Class E, $1,833^,
vi. Class F, $1.78,
vii. Class G, $1.67^,
viii. Class H, $1.64K,
ix. Class I, $1,621^,
X. ClassJ,$1.61K.
xi. Class K, $1.58,
xii. Class L, $1.55H,
xiii. Class M, $1,543^
xiv. Class N, $1.51,
XV. Class O, $1.48H,
xvi. ' Class P, $1.44,
xvii. Class Q, $1.41,
xviii. Class R, $1.39H.
xix. Class S, $1.37,
XX. Class T, $1.34.
xxi. Class U, $1,291^.
(4) The minimum rate of wages for all work
performed in the industry during the regular
working periods to and including the 1st day
of December, 1968 by employees classified in
subsection 2 of section 4 is,
(a) in the counties of Halton, Ontario,
Peel, Wentworth and York, the hourly
rate set opposite the respective classes
as follows:
i. Class A, $1,783^,
ii. Class B, $1.67,
iii. Class C, $1.60,
iv. Class D, $1.48,
V. Class E, $1.40,
vi. Class F, $1,333^,
vii. Class G, $1,263^,
viii. Class H, $1,193^,
ix. Class I, $1.18^,
x. Class J, $1.12; and
(b) in all other parts of Ontario, the
hourly rate set opposite the respective
classes as follows:
i. Class A, $1,603^,
ii. Class B, $1,503^,
iii. Class C, $1.44,
iv. Class D, $1.33,
V. Class E, $1.26,
vi. Class F, $1.20,
vii. Class G, $1.14,
viii. Class H, $1,073^,
ix. Class I, $1,063^,
x. Class J, $1.01.
(5) The minimum rate of wages for all work
performed in the industry during the regular
working periods from the 2nd day of Decem-
ber, 1968 to and including the 30th day of
November, 1969 by employees classified in
subsection 2 of section 4 is,
(a) in the counties of Halton, Ontario,
Peel, Wentworth and York, the hourly
rate set opposite the respective classes
as follows:
i. Class A, $1,883^,
ii. Class B, $1.77,
iii. Class C, $1.70,
iv. Class D, $1.58,
V. Class E, $1.50.
vi. Class F, $1,433^.
vii. Class G, $1,363^,
viii. Class H, $1,293^,
ix. Class I, $1,283^,
X. Class J, $1.22; and
{b) in all other parts of Ontario, the
hourly rate set opposite the respective
classes as follows:
i. Class A, $1,693^,
ii. Class B, $1.59K,
iii. Class C, $1.53,
iv. Class D, $1.42,
v. Class E, $1.35,
vi. Class F, $1.29,
vii. Class G, $1.23,
viii. Class H, $1,163^^,
ix. Class I, $1,153^,
X. Class J, $1.10.
(6) The minimum rate of wages for all work
performed in the industry during the regular
working periods on and after the 1st day of
December, 1969 by employees classified in
subsection 2 of section 4 is.
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(a) in the counties of Halton, Ontario,
Peel, Wentworth and York, the hourly
rate set opposite the respective classes
as follows:
i. Class A, $1.98^.
ii. Class B, $1.87,
iii. Class C, $1.80,
iv. Class D, $1.68,
V. Class E, $1.60,
vi. Class F, $1,531^,
vii. Class G, $1.46^,
viii. Class H, $1.39J^,
ix. Class I, $1.38H,
X. Class J, $1.32; and
(b) in all other parts of Ontario, the
hourly rate set opposite the respective
classes as follows:
i. Class A, $1,781^,
ii. Class B, $1,683^,
iii. Class C, $1.62,
iv. Class D, $1.51,
V. Class E, $1.44,
vi. Class F, $1.38,
vii. Class G, $1.32,
viii. Class H, $1,253^,
ix. Class I, $1,243^,
X. Class J, $1.19.
5. Section 6, as remade by section 1 of Ontario
Regulation 175/65, and section 6a, as made by section 1
of Ontario Regulation 175/65, are revoked and the
following substituted therefor:
Holidays
6. — (1) Where an employee does not perform
work on a holiday, regardless of the day on
which the holiday falls and whether or not the
holiday falls during an annual or year-end
holiday period, he shall be paid eight times
the average hourly rate of wages earned by
him during the pay period in which the
holiday falls or during his nearest preceding
pay period, as the case may be, if,
(a) he has been employed in the industry
for at least three months; and
(i) he works on the last day he is required
to work preceding the holiday and on
the first day he is required to work
following the holiday.
(2) Notwithstanding that an employee is laid off
or is absent because of illness for a continuous
period up to eight weeks, he is entitled to
holiday pay.
(3) Where an employee who is entitled to holiday
pay performs work on a holiday, he shall be
paid for eight hours of work, plus an amount
equal to IJ^ times his hourly rate of wages
for each hour he performs work.
(4) Notwithstanding subsections 1, 2 and 3, an
employee who is covered by a collective
agreement between his employer and a trade
union shall receive holidays and holiday pay
in accordance with any provisions therefor in
such collective agreement.
Vacations
6a. — (1) In this section, "period of entitlement"
means the period from the 1st day of July in
any year to the 30th day of June in the year
next following, both inclusive.
(2) An employee who has completed one year or
more of service in the industry with the same
employer shall receive annual vacation pay
in the amount of 4 per cent of his gross
earnings during the period of entitlement.
(3) An employee who has completed less than
two years of service in the industry and who
has not completed one year or more of service
with the same employer shall receive annual
vacation pay in the amount of 2 per cent of
his gross earnings during the period of
entitlement.
(4) An employee who has completed two or more
years of service in the industry shall receive
annual vacation pay in the amount of 4 per
cent of his gross earnings during the period
of entitlement.
(5) Notwithstanding subsections 2, 3 and 4, an
employee who is covered by a collective
agreement between his employer and a trade
union shall receive vacation and vacation
pay in accordance with the provisions therefor
in such collective agreement.
Year-end Holiday Pay
6b. — (1) Commencing with December, 1968, an
employee who has been employed by the
same employer for a period of two years or
more as of the 24th day of December, shall
receive, on the nearest pay day preceding
Christmas Day, year-end holiday pay of
thirty-two times the average hourly rate
earned by him during his nearest work period
next preceding Christmas Day.
(2) To qualify for year-end holiday pay, an
employee shall work or be available for work
on the five working days next preceding
Christmas Day and on the five working days
next following New Year's Day.
(3) Notwithstanding that an employee is laid off
or is absent because of illness for a continuous
period up to eight weeks, he is entitled to
receive year-end holiday pay.
(4) An employee who is entitled to year-end
holiday pay and who works during the period
between Christmas Day and New Year's Day
shall be paid at the rate of 13^ times his
hourly rate of wages in addition to year-end
holiday pay.
(5) Notwithstanding subsections 1, 2, 3 and 4, an
employee who is covered by a collective
agreement between his employer and a trade
union shall receive year-end holiday pay in
accordance with the provisions therefor in
such collective agreement.
6. Section 9 of the Schedule to Regulation 351 of
Revised Regulations of Ontario, I960 is revoked and
the following substituted therefor:
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ASSESSMENT
9. Subject to the approval of the Director,
(c) each employer in the industry is
assessed one-half of 1 per cent of his
payroll; and
(b) each employee in the industry is
assessed one-half of 1 per cent of his
wages,
to provide revenue for the enforcement of
this Schedule.
7. This Regulation comes into force on the tenth
day after publication thereof in The Ontario Gazette
under The Regulations Act.
We concur:
Advisory Committee for the Men's and Boys'
Clothing Industry in the Ontario Zone:
M. E. ENKIN
SAM FOX
A. LEVINE
H. H. LEWIS
E. DUNKELMAN
M. E. HOWARD,
Director of Labour Standards.
Dated at Toronto, this 22nd day of April, 1968.
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THE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION ACT
O. Reg. 346/68.
Schools for Trainable Retarded
Children.
Made— August 13th, 1968.
Approved — September 19th, 1968.
Filed— October 4th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION ACT
Schools for Trainable Retarded Children
1. In this Regulation,
(a) "admissions board" means the admissions
board referred to in section 109 of The
Secondary Schools and Boards of Education
Act;
(b) "child" means a trainable retarded child as
defined in section 101 of The Secondary
Schools and Boards of Education A ct;
(c) "divisional board" means a divisional board
as defined in section 101 of The Secondary
Schools and Boards of Education A ct;
(d) "local association" means a local association
as defined in section 101 of The Secondary
Schools and Boards of Education Act;
(e) "school" means a school in which classes for
trainable retarded children are conducted by
a board;
(/) "school term" means a school term as pro-
vided for in section 3 of The Schools Ad-
ministration Act;
(g) "school year" means a school year as provided
for in section 3 of The Schools Administration
Act;
(h) "voluntary helper" means a person who
serves without remuneration on the staff of
a school.
2. — (1) Subject to subsection 2, a child may attend
only the morning classes or the afternoon classes, and
the total number of hours in the morning or afternoon
classes shall be at least two and one-half, but not more
than three.
(2) Where,
(a) a legally qualified medical practitioner ap-
proves in writing the attendance of a child
who is at least ten years of age and under
eighteen years of age;
(6) the admissions board approves; and
(c) the number of school hours is at least five but
not more than five and one-half in a day,
exclusive of one hour for lunch,
the child may attend both the morning and afternoon
classes.
3. — (1) No child shall be admitted to a school
unless,
(a) he has had an intellectual assessment con-
ducted by a person who is deemed competent
for the purpose by the admissions board and a
medical examination conducted by a legally
qualified medical practitioner;
(b) he is toilet-trained;
(c) he is admitted at the beginning of a school
term, and,
(i) will have attained the age of five years
on or before the end of the term, and
(H)
on ur uciuic liic ciiu ui mc Lcim, diiu
is enrolled only until the end of the
school year in which he attains the age
. of eighteen years; and
(d) his admission is approved by the admissions
board.
(2) An otherwise eligible child who has previously
attended a school and whose parent or guardian
establishes residence in the area served by another
school may be enrolled in that school at any time.
(3) The admissions board may, after a hearing,
dismiss from the school any child who is incorrigible
or unable to profit by the instruction.
4. Where the Minister of Indian Affairs and
Northern Development for Canada,
(a) requests admission for a child who,
(i) is eligible for admission under section 3,
and
(ii) is an Indian registered as an Indian or
entitled to be registered as an Indian
under the Indian Act (Canada); and
(b) agrees to pay a tuition fee in accordance with
subsection 2 of section 100a of The Schools
Administration Act,
the admissions board of a school may admit the child
at the beginning of a school term.
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5. The principal of a school shall,
(a) ensure that the child is subject to such dis-
cipline as may be exercised by a kind and
judicious parent of a trainable retarded child;
(b) keep a register or registers of the daily
attendance of the children;
(c) group the children into classes;
(d) assign duties to teachers and voluntary
helpers;
(e) be responsible for the educational programme
within the school;
(/) complete such reports as are required from
time to time by the divisional board and the
Department;
(g) inspect the school premises daily and report
promptly to the board,
(i) any repairs required, and
(ii) any lack of attention on the part of the
caretaker; and
(h) hold a fire drill in the school,
(i) at least three times during the fall
school term, and
(ii) at least once during each of the periods
from the 1st day of January to the
31st day of March and from the 1st
day of April to the 30th day of June.
6. The director of education or another supervisory
officer designated by the divisional board that operates
the school or, where the divisional board does not
appoint supervisory officers, the area superintendent
designated by the Minister to supervise the school
shall visit the school each year and shall perform such
duties as are required to be performed under The
Schools Administration Act and, notwithstanding sub-
section 5, during visits to a school may assume any of
the authority otherwise exercised by the principal.
7. A divisional board shall,
(a) appoint for each school that it operates a
principal and an adequate number of teachers;
(b) arrange for the appointment of such other
employees as are necessary to operate the
school, set the terms on which they are to be
employed, fix their salaries and prescribe their
duties; and
(c) make it possible for the local association to
use the building outside school hours.
8. Notwithstanding clause a of section 7 and sub-
ject to section 10, where a school for trainable retarded
children is conducted in the same building as an
elementary school, the principal of the elementary
school, if he meets the requirements of section 9, shall
be principal of the school for trainable retarded
children.
9. — (1) Subject to subsection 2, a teacher of train-
able retarded children shall hold,
(a) one of,
(i) a teaching certificate or Letter of
Standing valid in the elementary
schools of Ontario,
(ii) a Diploma in Pre-School Education
obtained at Ryerson Polytechnical
Institute,
(iii) a Diploma in Child Study obtained at
the Institute of Child Study of the
University of Toronto,
(iv) a Diploma in Early Childhood Educa-
tion obtained at an Ontario college of
applied arts and technology, or
(v) training the Minister deems equiva-
lent thereto; and
(b) an Elementary Certificate in Teaching Train-
able Retarded Children.
(2) A person not qualified under subsection 1,
(c) who has been employed as a teacher of train-
able retarded children for at least ten months
immediately prior to the 30th day of June,
1969;
(b) whose services are considered to be satis-
factory by the supervisory officer concerned;
and
(c) who has successfully completed prior to the
1st day of September, 1969, the elementary
course for teachers of trainable retarded
children provided by the Department,
shall be deemed to be qualified as a teacher of trainable
retarded children.
10. — (1) Subject to subsection 2, no person shall be
the principal of a school for trainable retarded children
having an enrolment of 100 or more, unless he holds,
(a) a Permanent First Class Certificate or a
Permanent Elementary-School Teacher's Cer-
tificate;
(b) the degree of bachelor of arts or bachelor of
science from an Ontario university or a degree
that the Minister deems equivalent thereto;
and
(c) the Intermediate Certificate in Teaching
Trainable Retarded Children.
(2) Where a person who does not meet the require-
ments of subsection 1 was employed for at least ten
months immediately prior to the 30th day of June,
1969, as principal of a school for trainable retarded
children having an enrolment of 100 or more, he shall
be deemed to be qualified as the principal of any school
operated by the divisional board that operates the
school of which he was principal.
11. — (1) A divisional board that operates more
than one school may appoint a co-ordinator of schools
who shall have met the requirements of section 10.
(2) Where a person who has not met the require-
ments of subsection 1 was employed as a supervising
principal of schools for at least ten months immediately
prior to the 30th day of June, 1969, he shall be deemed
to be qualified as a co-ordinator of those schools.
12. Ontario Regulations 302/64 and 279/66 are
revoked.
13. This regulation comes into force on the 1st day
of January, 1969.
WILLIAM DAVIS,
Minister of Education.
Dated at Toronto, this 13th day of August, 1968.
(473)
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October 19th, 1968
THE CHILDREN'S INSTITUTIONS ACT,
1962-63
O. Reg. 347/68.
General.
Made— October 3rd, 1968.
Filed— October 7th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE CHILDREN'S INSTITUTIONS ACT,
1962-63
1. Subsection 2 of section 1 of Ontario Regulation
279/63, as made by section 1 of Ontario Regulation
399/67, is revoked.
2. — (1) Item 15a of Schedule 1 to Ontario Regu-
lation 279/63, as made by section 2 of Ontario Regu-
lation 186/64, is revoked.
(2) The said Schedule 1, as amended by Ontario
Regulations 186/64, 165/65, 178/66, 350/66, 180/67,
399/67 and 148/68, is further amended by adding
thereto the following items:
18. Sisters of the Addolorata, Servants of Mary
22oa. United Community Services of Greater
London
3. Item 4 of Schedule 4 to Ontario Regulation
279/63, as remade by' section 4 of Ontario Regulation
350/66, is revoked.
4. Clause a of item 2 of Form 4 of Ontario Regu-
lation 279/63, as remade by section 21 of Ontario
Regulation 399/67, is revoked.
(475)
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THE CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS ACT,
1962-63
O. Reg. 348/68.
General.
Made— October 3rd, 1968.
Filed— October 7th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS ACT,
1962-63
1.— (1) Schedule 1 to Ontario Regulation 297/64,
as remade by section 16 of Ontario Regulation 400/67
and amended by section 4 of Ontario Regulation
173/68, is further amended by adding thereto the
following items:
29a. Hamilton Wesley House
56a. St. Andrew's Residence, Chatham
(2) Item 55 of the said Schedule 1 is revoked and
the following substituted therefor:
55. The Roman Catholic Episcopal Corporation
of the Diocese of London in Ontario
2. — (1) Item 8 of Schedule 2 to Ontario Regulation
297/64 is revoked.
(2) The said Schedule 2, as amended by section 2
of Ontario Regulation 156/65 and section 2 of Ontario
Regulation 255/67, is further amended by adding
thereto the following items:
10a. St. Monica House, 231 Herbert Street,
Waterloo
lOb. Sundale Manor, 140 Park Avenue East,
Chatham
3. Schedule 3 to Ontario Regulation 297/64, as
amended by Ontario Regulations 156/65, 307/65,
177/66, 349/66, 255/67, 400/67 and 173/68, is further
amended by adding thereto the following item:
56a. Tabor Manor, 341 Scott Street,
St. Catharines
4. Clause a of item 2 of Form 4 of Ontario Regu-
lation 297/64, as remade by section 21 of Ontario
Regulation 400/67, is revoked.
(476)
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THE HOMES FOR RETARDED PERSONS ACT,
1966
O. Reg. 349/68.
General.
Made— October 3rd, 1968.
Filed— October 7th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE HOMES FOR RETARDED PERSONS
ACT, 1966
1. Subsection 2 of section 1 of Ontario Regulation
62/68 is revoked.
2. Schedule 1 to Ontario Regulation 62/68, as
amended by section 1 of Ontario Regulation 118/68,
is further amended by adding thereto the following
items:
5a. The Newmarket and District Association for
the Mentally Retarded
5b. Oshawa and District Association for
Retarded Children
3. Schedule 2 to Ontario Regulation 62/68 is
amended by adding thereto the following item:
2a. Hawthorne Lodge, 545 Northland Avenue,
Port Colborne
4. Clause a of item 2 of Form 4 of Ontario Regu-
lation 62/68 is revoked.
5. — (1) Item 5 of Form 5 of Ontario Regulation
62/68 is revoked, exclusive of the clauses, and the
following substituted therefor:
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5. Residence (state period(s) of residence of
retarded person during the twelve months
immediately preceding the date of his ad-
mission to the Home).
(2) The Note numbered 2 in the said Form 5 is
revoked.
(477)
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THE DRUGLESS PRACTITIONERS ACT
O. Reg. 350/68.
Chiropractors.
Made— September 10th, 1968.
Approved— October 3rd, 1968.
Filed— October 9th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE DRUGLESS PRACTITIONERS ACT
1. — (1) Clause b of subsection 1 of section 16 of
Regulation 119 of Revised Regulations of Ontario,
1960, as remade by section 2 of Ontario Regulation
336/61, is amended by striking out "certificate" in
the third line and inserting in lieu thereof "standing".
(2) Clause b of subsection 3 of the said section 16
is amended by striking out "an equivalent certificate"
in the third line and inserting in lieu thereof "evidence
of equivalent standing".
The Board of Directors
OF Chiropractic:
A. C. A. BATHIE
H. W. R. BEASLEY
JAMES W. ELLISON
PERCY PLETCH
S. E. WEST '
Dated at Toronto, this 10th day of September, 1968.
(.■504) 42
THE HOSPITAL SERVICES COMMISSION
ACT
O. Reg. 351/68.
General.
Made— September 6th, 1968.
Approved — October 3rd, 1968.
Filed— October 10th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE HOSPITAL SERVICES COMMISSION
ACT
1. Ontario Regulation 1/67 is amended by adding
thereto the following section:
REGIONAL SCHOOLS OF NURSING
56a. — (1) The board of directors, governors or
trustees of a regional school of nursing shall
pass by-laws that provide for,
(a) theadmissionof persons as menibers of
the corporation and the qualification
for and conditions of membership in
the corporation;
(i) the suspension and termination of
membership in the corporation by the
corporation and by the members;
(c) the constitution of the board and the
qualifications of the directors, governors
or trustees who compose the board;
(d) the time for and the manner of election
of directors, governors or trustees;
(e) the appointment by the Lieutenant
Governor in Council of one or more
representatives on the board of direc-
tors, governors or trustees with all the
rights and responsibilities of a board
member;
(/) the appointment, functions, duties and
removal of officers, employees and
agents of the corporation and the
security, if any, to be given by them
to it; and
(g) the notice to be given for the holding
of meetings of the members of the cor-
poration and of the board, the quorum
and the requirement as to proxies at
meetings of the members and the
quorum at meetings of the board.
(2) A board of a regional school of nursing that
has not passed by-laws shall pass such by-laws
as are required by the Commission in a
written notice to the school, and submit them
to the Commission not later than four months
after the notice is received by the school.
(3) A board of a regional school of nursing shall
amend or revise its by-laws as required by
the Commission in a written notice to the
school and submit to the Commission the
amendment or revision not later than three
months after the notice is received by the
school.
Ontario Hospital Services
Commission:
S. W. MARTIN,
Chairman.
E. P. McGAVIN,
Commissioner.
Dated at Toronto, this 6th day of September, 1968.
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THE DIVISION COURTS ACT
O. Reg. 352/68.
Courts.
Made— August 1, 1968.
Filed— October Uth, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE DIVISION COURTS ACT
1. — (1) Subparagraph ii of paragraph 2 of Schedule
151 to Regulation 115 of Revised Regulations of
Ontario, 1960 is revoked and the following substituted
therefor:
ii. The townships of,
(o) Downie (including the Gore of
Downie);
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ib) Ellice;
(c) Mornington;
(d) North Easthope;
(e) South Easthope.
(2) Subparagraph iii of the said paragraph 2 is
revoked and the following substituted therefor:
iii. That part of the Township of Elma described
as follows: Commencing at the most easterly
angle of the Township; thence southwesterly
along the southeasterly boundary of the
Township to the southwesterly boundary of
the Township; thence northwesterly along
that boundry to the production south-
westerly of the southeasterly limit of Lot 26;
thence northeasterly along the production
and the southeasterly limit of Lot 26 across
concessions 18 to 2, both inclusive, and its
production northeasterly to the southwesterly
boundary of Concession 1; thence south-
easterly along the last-mentioned boundary
to the southeasterly limit of Lot 52; thence
northeasterly along that limit and its produc-
tion northeasterly to the northeasterly boun-
dary of the Township; thence southeasterly
along the last-mentioned boundary to the
place of commencement.
(3) The said paragraph 2, as amended by section 1
of Ontario Regulation 241/66, is further amended by
adding thereto the following subparagraph:
vi. The Village of Milverton.
2. Schedules 154 and 202 to Regulation 115 of
Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1960 are revoked.
3. — (1) Subparagraph ii of paragraph 2 of Schedule
203 to Regulation 115 of Revised Regulations of
Ontario, 1960 is revoked and the following substituted
therefor:
ii. The villages of,
(o) Bobcaygeon;
(b) Fenelon Falls;
(c) Omemee;
{d) Sturgeon Point;
(e) Woodville.
(2) Subparagraph iii of the said paragraph 2 is
revoked and the following substituted therefor:
iii. The townships of,
(a) Bexley;
(b) Carden;
(c) Dalton;
id) Eldon;
(e) Emily;
(/) Fenelon;
(g) Laxton, Digby and Longford;
(h) Mariposa;
(♦) Ops;
(j) Somerville;
(k) Verulam.
(3) Subparagraphs iv and v of the said paragraph 2
are revoked and the following substituted therefor:
iv. Part of the Township of Galway and Caven-
dish in the County of Peterborough being the
geographic Township of Galway as it existed
on the 7th day of March, 1910.
(514)
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THE HIGHWAY TRAFFIC ACT
O. Reg. 353/68.
General.
Made— October 10th, 1968.
Filed— October 11th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE HIGHWAY TRAFFIC ACT
1. Sections 37 and 38 of Regulation 227 of Revised
Regulations of Ontario, 1960, as made by Ontario
Regulation 234/67, are revoked.
(515)
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THE HIGHWAY TRAFFIC ACT
O. Reg. 354/68.
Certificate of Mechanical Fitness.
Made— October 10th, 1968.
Filed— October Uth, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE HIGHWAY TRAFFIC ACT
CERTIFICATE OF MECHANICAL FITNESS
1. — (1) A certificate of mechanical fitness for a used
motor vehicle shall not be issued unless the used motor
vehicle has bed"n,
(a) inspected in accordance with the inspection
procedures; and
(b) found to comply with the performance
standards,
prescribed in sections 2 to 9.
(2) A certificate of mechanical fitness is valid for a
period of thirty days from the date of inspection shown
on the certificate.
INSPECTION PROCEDURES AND PERFORMANCE
STANDARDS
Body Work
2. — (1) The body, sheet metal and equipment of a
used motor vehicle shall be inspected and tested for
conditions hazardous to occupants, pedestrians or to
other vehicles and,
(a) each bumper shall be securely mounted;
(b) no bumper, fender, molding or other sheet
metal shall have a broken, bent or sharp
edge that protrudes in such a way as to be a
hazard to vehicles or pedestrians;
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(;) no fender shall have been removed, and each
truck mud flap where applicable shall be in
position;
(d) each door shall close securely;
(e) the hood latch shall hold the hood securely
and no safety catch in the case of a front
opening hood shall be missing or inoperative;
and
(/) each seat shall be securely mounted and shall
maintain its position and adjustment.
(2) The frame shall be inspected for cracks and
loose rivets and the underbody sheet metal shall be
inspected for rust or other damage and,
[a) no chassis frame member shall be cracked or
have loose chassis frame rivets;
(6) the floor pan shall not be perforated by rust
or other damage; and
(c) no seat belt anchorage shall be insecure, where
the used motor vehicle is fitted with seat
belts.
(3) The condition and security of mounting of
each rear view mirror shall be inspected, and,
(a) no inside rear view mirror shall have been
removed except on used motor vehicles having
no rear window or having a rear window that
is permanently obstructed by the body of the
vehicle;
(6) each mirror shall be securely mounted;
(c) no mirror shall be cracked or broken or have
any reduction in reflecting surface owing to
deterioration of silvering; and
(d) in the case of a commercial motor vehicle,
(i) the left outside mirror shall not be
missing, and
(ii) the right outside mirror shall not be
missing on a vehicle that has no rear
window or that has a rear window that
may be obstructed by the body of the
vehicle or a load that the vehicle
might carry.
(4) An inspection of the windshield and of all
windows shall be made for material damage, dis-
colouration and clarity of the glazing and,
(o) opaque material shall not be fitted in place
of glazing in the windshield or in either of the
front side windows to the left or right of the
driver's seat;
{b) no glazing material, including the rear
window, shall be crazed or discoloured or have
exposed sharp edges or have any part missing;
and
(c) the windshield shall not have any star, or
crack running from edge to edge, in the area
swept by the driver's wiper blade.
(5) The fuel tank, filler pipe and cap and the fuel
lines shall be inspected and,
(c) no mounting or attachment of the fuel tank
or fuel line shall be insecure;
(b) the filler cap shall not be insecure or missing;
and
(c) no leakage shall be present at any point in
the fuel system.
(6) The exhaust pipe, muffler and tailpipe shall be
inspected and,
(o) no component of the system shall be missing,
perforated, patched or insecurely mounted;
(b) no joint or seam shall leak; and
(c) no component shall cause charring or other
heat damage to any wiring, fuel line or com-
bustible material of the vehicle.
(7) Where a fifth wheel, or other coupling device
is installed, it shall be inspected and,
(a) the lower half of the fifth wheel shall be
secured to the frame of the vehicle by ade-
quate bolts and no welded U-bolts shall
be used to secure the fifth wheel;
(b) adequate means shall be provided to prevent
shifting of the lower half of the fifth wheel on
the frame;
(c) locking means shall be provided in the fifth
wheel, and also in adaptors where they are
used, such that the two halves of the fifth
wheel shall not separate without the operation
of a positive manual release; and
(d) mounting of the towing ball, the
means of coupling shall not r( -.. _„
tortion under load owing to insufficient
strength of the mounting.
Brakes
3. — (1) All wheels shall be removed for the brake
inspection, and the condition of the friction surface
of each brake disc and drum shall be inspected and,
(a) no drum or disc shall have any external
crack, or cracks on the friction surface other
than normal heat-check cracks, that reach
an edge of the drum bore or periphery of the
disc; and
(b) no drum or disc shall have any mechanical
damage to the friction surface.
(2) All brake drums shall be removed for the brake
lining inspection on motor vehicles having brake
drums and the thickness of bonded linings and of pads
shall be measured at their thinnest point and riveted
or bolted linings shall be measured at the minimum
thickness at a rivet or bolt head and an inspection shall
be made for loose or missing rivets or bolts and for
damaged linings and contamination and,
(a) a bonded lining shall not be thinner than one
thirty-second of an inch when measured at
the thinnest point;
(b) a riveted or bolted lining surface shall not be
closer than one sixty-fourth of an inch to
any rivet or bolt head ;
(c) no wire backing shall be visible in a friction
surface;
(d) no disc pad shall be less than one thirty-
second of an inch in thickness when measured
at its thinnest point;
(e) no rivet or bolt shall be loose or missing;
(/) no brake lining shall be broken, cracked or
loose on the shoe or pad or .so worn as to
indicate an out-of-round drum or warped
shoe; and
(g) no lining or pad friction surface shall
contaminated or glazed.
be
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(3) All hydraulic components, fluid reservoirs,
wheel cylinder connections, hoses and tubes, master
cylinder and rod and supports shall be inspected and
the entire length of all brake lines other than those
portions that are within a structure and are not visible
by any means shall be inspected and all vacuum
components, hoses, tubes, supports, hose clamps and
air cleaners shall be inspected and,
(a) no master cylinder or wheel cylinder shall
show evidence of leakage;
(b) no wheel cylinder piston shall be incorrectly
connected to the brake shoes;
(c) no hydraulic hose and tube shall be abraded
or leak or be restricted, crimped, cracked or
broken or rub against structure or have
damaged or missing clamps or supports;
(d) no connection shall leak;
(e) the fluid level in any reservoir shall not be
below the specified fill level;
(/) the master cylinder rod shall not be im-
properly adjusted;
(g) the brake line shall not be fouled by an
extra shock absorber;
(h) no vacuum hose, tube or connection shall
leak or be restricted, abraded, crimped,
cracked or broken or rub against structure
or have damaged or missing clamps or sup-
ports ;
(i) the vacuum pump air cleaner shall be clean;
and
(j) the vacuum piston packings, valves or dia-
phragms, or other component parts, shall
not leak.
(4) All mechanical components, cables, pins, cotter
pins, spring rods, clevises, couplings, spring clips,
grease retainers and brake camshafts shall be inspected
and,
(a) no mechanical part shall be misaligned,
badly worn, broken or missing;
(6) no pull cable shall be badly worn, stretched
or frayed or not operating freely; and
(c) no parking brake disc or facing shall be
broken or badly worn.
(5) The anti-skid surface on the service brake pedal
pad shall be inspected, the pedal position shall be
inspected by the pedal being depressed and released,
the pedal travel of a hydraulic, mechanical or power-
assisted hydraulic service brake shall be inspected and
in the case of a power-assisted hydraulic service brake
the pedal shall be tested while the engine is running,
the vacuum system shall be tested by applying the
brakes several times while the engine is stopped to
exhaust the vacuum and by then applying normal
foot pressure on the service brake pedal while the
engine is restarted, and the brake failure warning
light shall be tested in dual braking systems, and,
(a) the service brake pedal pad shall not have
been removed or be badly worn or insecure;
(b) no pedal or any other component shall bind
or have high friction;
(c) no pedal lever shall be misaligned or im-
properly positioned;
(d) no hard pedal condition shall be present
and the pedal free travel shall not be less
than one inch;
(e) in the case of,
(i) a passenger motor vehicle at least
one- fifth of the total available pedal
travel remains, or
(ii) in the case of a commercial motor
vehicle, the pedal is at least two
inches above the floorboards,
when the pedal is depressed under moderate
foot force;
(/) where firm foot pressure is maintained on the
service brake pedal for one minute, the
service brake pedal shall not move slowly
towards the applied position;
(g) the brake pedal shall fall away from the foot
as the engine is restarted while foot force is
maintained on the pedal in the vacuum
system test;
(h) the brake failure warning light shall_ not be
inoperative on a used motor vehicle with dual
braking;
(i) the brake failure warning light shall not turn
on when manual-brake pedal force between
forty and sixty pounds, or when power-brake
pedal force between fifteen and twenty
pounds, is applied while the ignition switch
is on;
(j) in the case of a commercial motor vehicle,
the rod stroke or chamber travel at each
wheel of an air or vacuum mechanical system
or hydraulic power cluster from fully released
to fully applied shall not exceed 75 per cent
of the maximum allowable; and
(k) in the case of a commercial motor vehicle,
any axle fitted with brake drum and shoes
shall not be set up so as to render the brakes
inoperative.
(6) The control of the parking brake shall be
inspected by fully applying the control and then
releasing it, and,
(a) the mechanism while set, but not held by
hand, in the fully applied position shall hold
the used motor vehicle against the engine
while the vehicle is stationary and the engine
is at a light throttle setting for a few seconds
only; and
(b) the mechanism in the of? position shall not
fail to release the brakes fully.
(7) The performance of the service brake system
shall be inspected on a substantially level surface by
stopping, with the wheels locked, other than used
motor vehicles that have mechanical brakes or brake
anti-lock devices, and with a maximum brake pressure
from a speed of not less than four miles per hour and
not more than eight miles per hour to test for potential
failure in a full emergency stop, and the performance
of the service brake system shall be tested, where road
and traffic conditions permit, by stopping the used
motor vehicle, while travelling at a speed of twenty
miles per hour, in the shortest possible distance,
without locking the wheels, to test for brake pull, or
the service brake system may be inspected for pull by
using a brake dynamometer, and.
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(a) the wheels shall lock when the used motor
vehicle is stopped from travelling at a speed
of not less than four miles per hour and not
more than eight miles per hour;
(b) no component shall fail;
(c) the used motor vehicle shall not pull to the
right or to the left; and
(d) the brakes shall release immediately.
(8) In the case of a commercial vehicle, all air
system components, hoses, tubes, supports, safety
valves, drive belts and air cleaners shall be inspected
and the air system pressure shall be put at zero gauge
pressure by opening all drain cocks in reservoirs,
traps and filters and then the drain cocks shall be
closed and the engine shall be run at a fast idle and the
air system pressure shall be built up to ninety pounds
per square inch gauge and the operation of the low-
pressure warning light or buzzer inspected and the
governor cut-out pressure and cut-in pressure in-
spected, and the system pressure drop in pounds per
square inch per minute with the engine stopped shall
be inspected, and the reservoir pressure drop shall be
inspected by applying the service brake fully with the
engine stopped, and,
(a) no hose, tube or connection shall leak or be
restricted, abraded, crimped, cracked or
broken or rub against structure or have
damaged or missing clamps or supports;
(b) the air safety valve shall not be inoperative
or malfunctioning;
(c) the compressor drive belt shall be adjusted
to correct tension and shall not be badly
worn or frayed;
(d) the air cleaner shall be clean;
(e) the time required to build up air pressure
from fifty pounds per square inch gauge to
ninety pounds per square inch gauge shall
not exceed two minutes, with the engine
running at a steady fast idle;
(/) the low pressure warning light or buzzer shall
operate when the air pressure is reduced to
the usual warning pressure in the fifty to
seventy pounds per square inch gauge range;
(g) the governor cut-in pressure shall not be
lower than eighty pounds per square inch
gauge and the cut-out pressure shall not be
higher than 125 pounds per square inch
gauge, unless other values are recommended
by the manufacturer;
(h) the air brake pressure drop shall not exceed,
(i) two pounds per square inch in one
minute for single vehicles, or three
pounds per square inch in one minute
for vehicle combinations, with engine
stopped and service brake released, or
(ii) three pounds per square inch in one
minute for single vehicles or four
pounds per square inch in one minute
for vehicle combinations, with the
engine stopped and the service brake
fully applied; and
(i) the compressed-air reserve shall be sufficient
to permit,
(i) one full service brake application
from governor cut-in pressure, or
(ii) one full service brake application from
fully charged system pressure without
lowering reservoir pressure more than
20 per cent,
after the engine is stopped,
(9) In the case of commercial vehicle electric
brake system components, an inspection shall be made
for loose or dirty terminal connections and broken,
frayed or sagging wires and the trailers shall be in-
spected for single conductor or non-stranded wires or
wires below minimum gauge and the current draw and
modulation of the system during application of the
brake from "ofT" to "full on" and back to "off" shall
be measured with a dc ammeter connected between
the controller and the brakes, and,
(a) no terminal connection shall be loose or dirty
and no wire shall be broken, frayed or
sagging;
(b) trailers shall not use single conductor or
unstranded wires or wires below minimum
gauge;
(c) the ammeter shall show a reading and shall
not have an unsteady needle indication on
application and release of the controller; and
(d) the current draw shall not be more than 20
per cent above or 30 per cent below the
maximum current rating of the brake.
(10) In the case of commercial vehicle vacuum
components, all hoses, tubes, supports, hose clamps
and air cleaners shall be inspected and the vacuum
system shall be exhausted by applying the brakes
several times with the engine stopped after which the
engine shall be restarted while normal foot force is
applied on the brake pedal, the trailer vacuum system
shall be coupled to the truck system and after the
engine has been started to build up vacuum the brake
pedal shall be applied and released several times, and
when the system has been fully evacuated and the
engine stopped the full brake application shall be
inspected for the motor vehicle combination or motor
vehicle and also for the tractor alone in the case of a
motor vehicle combination, and,
(a) no hose, tube or connection shall leak or be
restricted, abraded, crimped, cracked or
broken or rub against structure or have
damaged or missing clamps or supports;
(i) the vacuum pump air cleaner shall be clean;
(c) the piston packings, valves or diaphragms,
or other components shall not leak;
(d) the brake pedal shall fall away from the
foot as the engine is restarted and while foot
force is maintained on the pedal;
(c) the trailer vacuum chamber brake rods shall
follow application of the tractor brake pedal
and shall return to the fully released position;
and
(/) vacuum reserve shall be sufficient to permit
one full service brake application without
fade after the engine is stopped, for the motor
vehicle combination or motor vehicle and
also for the tractor alone.
(11) In the case of commercial vehicle emergency
brakes, the tractor manual control for the manual
emergency actuation where installed on trailer brakes
shall be operated with the engine stopped and the
trailer coupling connected and the system charged
to governor cut-out pressure, and the tractor manual
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control, with reservoir fully charged or evacuated,
shall apply and release the trailer brakes by operation
of the emergency manual control.
Electrical
4. — (1) The horn shall be inspected for security
and functioning, and,
(c) the horn shall not be loose on its mounting;
and
{b) the operating mechanism shall be functioning
properly.
(2) The windshield wiper system shall be inspected
for functioning and deterioration and the functioning
of the defroster system shall be inspected, and,
(a) no windshield wiper shall have been removed;
{b) every wiper arm shall move over the full
range of travel;
(c) wiper arms shall not stall when the engine
is accelerated;
(d) no wiper blade shall be missing, badly worn
or deteriorated so as to impair its effectiveness;
and
(e) the defroster system if fitted, shall deliver
air to the windshield.
Lighting
5. — (1) All prescribed lamps and prescribed reflec-
tors shall be inspected and tested, and,
(a) every filament in every bulb or unit shall
produce normal light output when switched
to the appropriate "ON" position;
(b) no lens shall be missing in whole or in part
or be incorrectly installed;
(c) every lamp shall be securely mounted on the
vehicle;
(d) no headlamp shall be coated with a coloured
lacquer;
(e) no lamp shall be modified by the attachment
to the lamp or to the vehicle of any device
that reduces the effective area of the lens or
the brightness of the light;
(/) the turn signal lamp flasher unit if fitted
shall operate properly and the indicator lamp
shall flash;
(g) no reflector shall be broken or missing,
defective or be incorrectly or insecurely
installed;
(h) the beam of every dipping headlamp shall
switch correctly;
(i) the upper beam indicator lamp shall light
and shall indicate properly; and
(j) every headlamp shutter or retracting head-
lamp shall operate over the full range of
movement.
(2) A headlamp alignment inspection shall be
carried out after the used motor vehicle has been
inspected for faulty wheel alignment and impropKer
tracking of the rear axle and has been passed as satis-
factory, and the alignment inspection shall be carried
out on one beam, and.
(a) in the case of a mechanically aimed headlamp,
the graduation of the mechanical aimer shall
be,
(i) not higher than one-half down,
(ii) not lower than three and one-half
down,
(iii) not left of straight ahead, and
(iv) not more than four to the right;
(b) in the case of a headlamp inspected on the low
or dipped beam, the top edge of the low beam
high-intensity zone shall be not more than
two inches above or below the horizontal
centre-line of the lamp and the left edge of the
low beam high-intensity zone shall not be
to the left or more than six inches to the right
of the vertical centre-line of the lamp, as
measured on a screen placed twenty-five feet
in front of the lamp; and
(c) in the case of a headlamp inspected on the
high or upper beam, the centre of the high
beam high-intensity zone shall not be above
or more than four inches below the horizontal
centre-line of the lamp and not more than
six inches to the left or right of the vertical
centre-line of the lamp, as measured on a
screen placed twenty-five feet in front of the
lamp.
Steering and Controls
(,.—{1) In the case of the engine controls, the
complete accelerator linkage system and carburetor
or injection pump controls and links shall be inspected
while the engine is running and the used motor vehicle
is stationary, and in the case of power steering, the
power-steering drive belt shall be inspected, and,
(c) no return spring shall be damaged or missing;
(b) no component shall be missing, damaged,
worn, or out of adjustment so as to prevent
the engine speed dropping to idle with the
transmission in neutral, when the accelerator
pedal is released; and
(c) the power-steering drive belt shall not be
worrf, cut, glazed, frayed or slack.
(2) The steering column shall be inspected for
security of positioning and the steering shaft coupling
and spline shall be inspected, and,
(a) the steering column or steering box shall not
show any looseness in its mounting to the
body or frame;
(6) the steering-shaft coupling or spline shall be
secure ;
(c) no bolt or nut shall be missing from the
mounting; and
id) the steering column energy absorbing section
shall not be damaged.
(3) The steering mechanism shall be inspected for
looseness, wear and jamming while the front wheels
are on the ground and in the case of large trucks and
truck tractors the inspection shall be carried out while
the wheels are off the ground and in the case of used
motor vehicles having power steering the inspection
shall be carried out while the engine is running, and,
(c) free movement of the steering wheel with no
movement of the front wheels shall not ex-
ceed two inches, and in the case of commer-
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cial motor vehicles four inches, measured at
the steering-wheel rim when the front wheels
are in the straight ahead position; and
(b) the front wheels shall turn from full right to
full left and back again without jamming,
fouling or roughness of the mechanism.
P'ront Suspension Misalignment and Wear
7. — (1) The front suspension shall be inspected
for alignment and for wear and damage while the front
wheels of the used motor vehicle are off the ground in
such a way that the front suspension joints are not
under load, and,
(c) the front wheels shall not be visibly out of
alignment ;
(b) any non-load carrying ball joint shall not
show any perceptible movement;
(c) in the case of ball joints, no front wheel shall
have excessive rocking play about a horizontal
axis;
(d) in the case of king pins, no front wheel shall
have a rocking play about a horizontal axis
in excess of,
(i) one-quarter inch for a wheel of sixteen
inches or less,
(ii) three-eighths of an inch for a wheel
that is larger than sixteen inches but
no larger than eighteen inches, or
(iii) one-half of an inch for a wheel that is
larger than eighteen inches,
as measured at the tire sidewall;
(e) no front wheel shall have excessive vertical
play between the lower control arm and the
spindle;
(/) no wheel bearings shall be worn or damaged
sufficiently to show play between brake drum
and back plate or between brake disc and
caliper; and
(g) no springs, shackles, U-bolts, centre-bolts,
shock-absorbers or stabilizer links shall be
loose, bent, broken, disconnected or missing
and no air bag suspension shall be leaking,
fiat or inoperative.
(2) The steering mechanism shall be inspected for
wear, damage and maladjustment by manipulating
from full left to full right the front wheels of the used
motor vehicle while they are ofif the ground, and,
(a) no front wheel shall have a play about a
vertical axis in excess of,
(i) one-quarter of an inch for a wheel of
sixteen inches or less,
(ii) three-eighths of an inch for a wheel
that is larger than sixteen inches but
not larger than eighteen, or
(iii) one-half of an inch for a wheel that is
larger than eighteen inches,
as measured at the tire sidewall;
(b) the steering mechanism links shall not show
damage or repaired damage and the steering
mechanism shall not have been modified so as
to affect the proper steering of the used
motor vehicle;
(c) no nut, bolt or cotter pin shall be loose, worn
or missing;
(d) there shall not be excessive fluid leakage from
a power steering system ;
(e) no steering linkage joint shall show excessive
wear when the pitman arm is manipulated;
and
(/) the front wheels shall turn smoothly from
full left to full right, and the steering high
spot shall be in the straight ahead position.
(3) The drive shaft and the universal joints shall be
inspected, and,
(a) the drive shaft and universal joints shall not
be damaged; and
(b) the drive shaft and universal joints shall not
have any loose, missing or damaged bolts.
(4) The rear suspension shall be inspected for
alignment, wear and damage, and,
(a) the rear axle shall not be tracking improperly
so as to affect control of the used motor
vehicle; and
(b) springs, shackles, U-bolts, centre-bolts, shock-
absorbers, radius rods or stabilizer links shall
not be loose, bent, broken, disconnected or
missing.
Tires and Wheels
8. — (1) All tires installed on axles shall be in-
spected for depth of tread, tread defects, sidewall
defects, undersizing, regrooving, missing studs, and
mixed radial and bias ply, and,
(a) no tire shall be worn sufficiently,
(i) for the tread wear indicators to con-
tact the road, or
(ii) that less than two thirty-seconds of
the tread remains,
in any two adjacent major tread-molded
grooves ;
(6) no tire shall have exposed cord at worn
spots; -
(c) no tire shall have cuts or snags deep enough
to expose the cord ;
(d) no tire shall have any abnormal visible bump,
bulge or knot apparently related to tread or
sidewall separation or to failure or partial
failure of the tire structure, including bead
areas ;
(e) no tire shall have been regrooved or recut
below the original new tire groove depth,
other than tires specially designed for such
recutting and marked as being tires so
designed ;
(/) no tire shall be of a smaller size than the size
marked on the vehicle placard if fitted or be
sufficiently oversized as to contact body
structure;
(g) no studded tire shall have less than one-half
of the number of studs on the corresponding
tire on the same axle;
(h) no mixture of radial-ply and bias-ply tires
shall be fitted;
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(i) no tire shall be under-inflated or fail to
maintain the correct air pressure;
ij) in the case of a commercial motor vehicle,
no front tire shall be worn sufficiently for less
than four thirty-seconds of the tread to
remain in any two adjacent major tread-
molded grooves;
(k) in the case of a commercial motor vehicle,
dual tires shall not be in contact with each
other or differ from each other in overall
diameter by more than one-half inch; and
(/) in the case of a commercial motor vehicle,
the total load capacity of the tires shall not be
less than the licensed load limit of the vehicle.
(2) All wheels installed on axles shall be inspected
for defects and damage, and,
(a) no bolt, lug, stud, spacer, lock ring or nut
shall be defective, loose or missing;
(b) no wheel shall be so bent, cracked or other-
wise damaged as to afifect the safe operation
of the used motor vehicle; and
(c) every tire valve shall be in good condition.
Motorcycles
9. — (1) Where the used motor vehicle is a motor-
cycle, the headlamp aim shall be inspected on a level
surface, the horn shall be inspected for normal function-
ing, the wiring system shall be inspected for damage
and the tail lamp and stop lamp shall be inspected, and,
(a) the top of the low beam zone of high intensity
shall not be higher than forty-two inches
above the tire contact point at a distance of
seventy-five feet ahead of the motorcycle
when the driver is seated;
(6) the headlamp shall not be loose and the lens
shall not be cracked or broken;
(c) if the motorcycle is fitted with a dimmer
switch, the dimmer switch shall be operative;
id) the motorcycle shall be fitted with a horn,
which shall be operative and shall not be
weak;
(e) no wiring shall be damaged;
(/) the tail lamp shall work; and
(g) where the motorcycle is fitted with a stop
lamp, the stop lamp shall work.
(2) The tires of the motorcycle shall be inspected
for tread depth and cuts, bumps or other damage, and,
(a) no tire shall be so worn that less than two
thirty-seconds of the tread depth remains in
any groove; and
(b) no tire shall have exposed cord, or cuts or
snags deep enough to expose cord, or any
abnormal bump, bulge, or other visible tread
or sidewall defect.
(3) The steering and suspension of the motorcycle
shall be inspected for broken, loose or worn parts, the
handlebars shall be inspected for damage and the wheel
bearings shall be inspected for play, and,
(a) no part of the steering or suspension system
shall be broken, loose or worn so as to be
unsafe;
(b) the handlebars shall not be bent, loose,
damaged or in any other way unsafe; and
(c) the wheel bearings shall not be so loose as to
be unsafe.
(4) The brake system of the motorcycle shall be
inspected for worn pins, missing or defective cotter
pins, broken or missing springs and worn rods, clevises
or couplings, and the brakes shall be inspected for
effectiveness, and,
(a) there shall be no worn pins, missing or defec-
tive cotter pins, broken or missing springs or
worn rods, clevises or couplings;
{b) the motorcycle shall stop in thirty feet when
the brake is applied while the motorcycle is
travelling at a speed of twenty miles an hour;
and
(c) the rear wheel shall not fail to lock.
(5) The exhaust system of the motorcycle shall be
inspected for muffler and tailpipe leaks, loose con-
nections, loose mountings and other related defects,
and,
(c) the muffler and tailpipe shall not leak; and
(6) there shall be no loose connections, loose
mountings or other related defects.
(6) The saddle, fenders and footrests of the motor-
cycle and the windshield, where the motorcycle is
equipped with a windshield, shall be inspected, and,
(a) no fender shall be missing;
(b) there shall be footrests for the operator, and
for the passenger where the motorcycle is
equipped with a passenger seat; and
(c) the windshield shall not be so cracked or
damaged as to not afford clear, safe vision
for the operator of the motorcycle.
10. A certificate of mechanical fitness required by
section 49 of the Act shall be in the following Form:
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CERTIFICATE OF MECHANICAL FITNESS
Issued pursuant to Section 49 of The Highway Traffic Act
Date of Inspection
PARTICULARS OF USED MOTOR VEHICLE
Make Year Type Registration Plate No Year of Registration
Serial Number
I HEREBY CERTIFY that the above described motor vehicle has been examined in accordance with the pro-
visions of Section 49 of The Highway Traffic Act and that the items inspected meet the prescribed requirements
and performance standards on the date of inspection as specified in Ontario Regulation 354/68.
*Signature of Selling Dealer Address
Licence Number of Dealer
**Signature of Motor Mechanic Address
holding a subsisting certificate of qualification as a motor mechanic under The Apprenticeship and Tradesmen's
Qualification Act, 1964.
Number of Certificate
*may be signed by a dealer in respect of a used motor vehicle being sold by him
**in all other cases the Certificate of Mechanical Fitness must be signed by a motor mechanic holding a
subsisting certificate of qualification as a motor mechanic under The Apprenticeship and Tradesmen' s
Qualification Act, 1964.
Every person who makes a false statement in a Certificate of Mechanical Fitness is
guilty of an ofTence and on summary conviction is liable to a fine of not more than $300.
VALID FOR 30 DAYS AFTER DATE OF INSPECTION
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THE ONTARIO GAZETTE O. Reg. 358/68 2637
Publications Under The Regulations Act
October 26th, 1968
THE PLANNING ACT
O. Reg. 355/68.
Restricted Areas — District of Kenora.
Made— October 8th, 1968.
Filed— October 16th, 1968.
ORDER MADE UNDER THE PLANNING ACT
1. All lands in the Improvement District of Sioux
Narrows, the Township of Ignace and the Township of
Jaffray and Melick, in the Territorial District of
Kenora are designated as areas of subdivision control
under clause b of subsection 1 of section 27 of the Act.
W. DARCY McKEOUGH,
Minister of Municipal Affairs.
Dated at Toronto, this 8th day of October, 1968.
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THE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION ACT
O. Reg. 356/68.
General Legislative Grants.
Made— October 9th, 1968.
Approved— October 10th, 1968.
Filed— October 17th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION ACT
1. The Schedule to Ontario Regulation 43/68 is
amended by adding thereto the following board names:
The Public School Board of School Section
No. 1 of the unorganized Township of Canfield
in the Territorial District of Cochrane.
The Public School Board of School Section
No. 1 of the unorganized Township of Foleyet
in the Territorial District of Sudbury.
The Public School Board of the Township
School Area of Gauthier in the Territorial
District of Timiskaming.
The Public School Board of School Sections
No. 1 and 2 of the unorganized Township
of Harmon in the Territorial District of
Cochrane.
The Roman Catholic Separate School Board
of the Town of Latchford in the Territorial
District of Timiskaming.
The Public School Board of School Section
No. 1 of "Mine Centre" in the Territorial
District of Rainy River.
The Public School Board of School Section
No. 1 of the unorganized Township of Savant
in the Territorial District of Thunder Bay.
The Public School Board of School Section
No. 2 of the unorganized Township of
Gibson in the Territorial District of Muskoka.
WILLIAM DAVIS,
Minister of Education.
Dated at Toronto, this 9th day of October, 1968.
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THE GAME AND FISH ACT, 1961-62
O. Reg. 357/68.
Open Seasons — Game Birds.
Made— October 17th, 1968.
Filed— October 17th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE GAME AND FISH ACT, 1961-62
1. Section 6 of Ontario Regulation 272/67, as
remade by section 4 of Ontario Regulation 279/68, is
amended by adding thereto the following subsection:
(6) No person shall take in the area referred to in
clause /of subsection 1,
(a) on the 24th and 25th days of October,
more than ten pheasants all of which
shall be male; or
(6) on the 31st day of October and on the
1st day of November, more than ten
pheasants all of which shall be male.
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THE PUBLIC HEALTH ACT
O. Reg. 358/68.
Swimming Pools.
Made— October 3rd, 1968.
Approved— October 10th, 1968.
Filed— October 17th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE PUBLIC HEALTH ACT
1. Clause / of subsection 1 of section 7 of Ontario
Regulation 142/65, as remade by subsection 2 of
section 3 of Ontario Regulation 450/67, is amended by
striking out "be uniform and shall" in the third line.
M. B. DYMOND,
Minister of Health.
Dated at Toronto, this 3rd day of October, 1968.
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THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 359/68
THE HIGHWAY TRAFFIC ACT
O. Reg. 359/68.
Construction Zones.
Made— October 17th, 1968.
Filed— October 18th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE HIGHWAY TRAFFIC ACT
1. Schedule 24 to Ontario Regulation 233/67, as
amended by Ontario Regulations 305/67, 181/68,
217/68 and 309/68, is further amended by adding
thereto the following paragraphs.
15. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 401 in the Township of Dunwich in the
County of Elgin lying between a point situate
660 feet measured easterly from its intersec-
tion with the line between lots 19 and 20 in
Concession 5 north of Concession A and a
point situate 560 feet measured westerly from
its intersection with the line between lots 17
and 18 in the said Concession 5. (Contract
No. 68-140).
16. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 401 in the County of Elgin lying between
a point situate at its intersection with the
line between lots 1 and 2 in Concession 5 north
of Concession A in the Township of Dunwich
and a point situate 120 feet measured westerly
from its intersection with the line between
lots 23 and 24 in Concession 7 in the Township
of Aldborough. (Contract No. 68-139).
17. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 401 in the Township of Dunwich in the
County of Elgin lying between a point
situate 310 feet measured easterly from its
intersection with the line between lots 7 and
8 in Concession 5 north of Concession A and
a point situate 480 feet measured westerly
from its intersection with the line between
lots 5 and 6 in the said Concession 5. (Con-
tract No. 68-139).
2. Schedule 37 to Ontario Regulation 233/67, as
made by section 3 of Ontario Regulation 181/68 and
amended by Ontario Regulations 217/68 and 309/68,
is further amended by adding thereto the following
paragraph :
8. That part of the King's Highway known as
the Queen Elizabeth Way lying between a
point situate at its intersection with the line
between lots 9 and 10 in Concession 1 in the
Township of Saltfleet in the County of Went-
worth and a point situate at its intersection
with the roadway known as County Road
No. 40 in the Township of North Grimsby in
the County of Lincoln. (Contract No.
68-136).
3. Schedule 39 to Ontario Regulation 233/67, as
made by section 12 of Ontario Regulation 21 7/68, is
amended by adding thereto the following paragraph:
3 That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 3 in the County of Welland lying between
a point situate at its intersection with the
road allowance between concessions 1 1 and 12
in the Township of Bertie and a point situate
at its intersection with the line between lots
14 and 15 in Concession 2 in the Township of
Humberstone. (Contract No. 68-13).
4. Schedule 41 to Ontario Regulation 233/67, as
made by section 12 of Ontario Regulation 217/68 and
amended by section 5 of Ontario Regulation 309/68, is
further amended by adding thereto the following
paragraph :
3. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 6 in the County of Norfolk lying between
a point situate 254 feet measured easterly
from its intersection with the centre line of
the King's Highway known as No. 24 in the
Town of Port Dover and a point situate
1785 feet measured westerly from its inter-
section with the line between lots 13 and 14
in Concession 1 in the Township of Wood-
house. (Contract No. 68-30).
5. Schedule 42 to Ontario Regulation 233/67, as
made by section 12 of Ontario Regulation 217/68,
is amended by adding thereto the following paragraph:
13. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 7 in the County of Hastings lying between
a point situate 2363 feet measured westerly
from its intersection with the line between
lots 6 and 7 in Concession 5 in the Township
of Marmora and Lake and a point situate at
its intersection with the line between con-
cessions 4 and 5 in the Township of Madoc.
(Contract No. 68-117).
6. Schedule 47 to Ontario Regulation 233/67, as
made by section 12 of Ontario Regulation 217/68 and
amended by section 7 of Ontario Regulation 309/68,
is further amended by adding thereto the following
paragraphs:
12. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 1 7 in the District of Algoma lying between
a point situate at its intersection with the
line between lots 4 and 5 in the Township of
Plummer Additional and a point situate at
its intersection with the easterly junction of
the King's Highway known as No. 17B in
the Town of Thessalon. (W.P. 902-62).
13. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 1 7 in the District of Algoma lying between
a point situate at its intersection with the
line between the townships of Cobden and
Striker and a point situate at its intersection
with the line between lots 3 and 4 in Con-
cession 1 and lots 3 and 4 in Concession 2 in
the Township of Gladstone. (Contract No.
68-118).
14. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 17 lying between a point situate at its
intersection with the line between the Town-
ship of Hunt in the District of Algoma and
the Township of Knowles in the District of
Thunder Bay and a point situate at its inter-
section with the line between the townships of
Tp. 78 and Tp. 79 in the District of Thunder
Bay. (Contract No. 68-115).
15. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 1 7 in the District of Algoma lying between
a point situate at its intersection with the
southerly limit of the structure over the
Montreal River and a point situate at its
intersection with the northerly limit of the
structure over the Speckled Trout Creek.
(W.P. 947-58-2).
7. Schedule 84 to Ontario Regulation 233/67, as
made by section 12 of Ontario Regulation 217/68 and
amended by section 11 of Ontario Regulation 309/68,
is further amended by adding thereto the following
paragraph :
3. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 532 in the Township of Watt in the
District of Muskoka lying between a point
situate 600 feet measured northerly from its
intersection with the line between lots 11 and
12 in Concession A and a point situate 1300
feet measured northerly from its intersection
with the line between lots 1 and 2 in the said
Concession A. (Contract No. 68-123).
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8. Schedule 87 of Ontario Regulation 233/67, as
made by section 12 of Ontario Regulation 217/68, is
amended by adding thereto the following paragraph:
2. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 546 in the Township of Gladstone in the
District of Algoma commencing at a point
situate at its intersection with the King's
Highway known as No. 17 and extending
northerly therealong for a distance of 0.5
mile more or less. (Contract No. 68-118).
9. Ontario Regulation 233/67, as amended by
Ontario Regulations 251/67, 258/67, 305/67, 34/68,
158/68, 181/68, 217/68 and 309/68, is further amended
by adding thereto the following schedules:
Schedule 100
HIGHWAY NO. ISA
That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 18A in the County of Essex lying between
a point situate at its intersection with the
westerly junction of the King's Highway
known as No. 18 in the Township of Maiden
and a point situate at its intersection with
the easterly junction of the said King's High-
way known as No. 18 in the Township of
Gosfield South. (Contract No. 68-647).
Schedule 101
HIGHWAY NO. 28
That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 28 lying between a point situate 370 feet
measured southerly from its intersection with
the line between the Township of Chandos
in the County of Peterborough and the
Township of Cardiff in the Provisional County
of Haliburton and a point situate at its inter-
section with the line between the Township
of Cardiff in the Provisional County of
Haliburton and the Township of Faraday in
the County of Hastings. (Contract No.
68-128).
Schedule 102
HIGHWAY NO. 68
1. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 68 in the District of Manitoulin lying
between a point situate 675 feet measured
northerly from its intersection with the line
between the townships of Sheguiandah and
Assiginack and a point situate 1560 feet
measured northerly from its intersection with
the line between lots 20 and 21 in Concession
11 in the Township of Sheguiandah. (Con-
tract No. 68-631).
Schedule 103
HIGHWAY NO. 69
That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 69 in the District of Sudbury lying
between a point situate 875 feet measured
southerly from its intersection with the line
between concessions 2 and 3 in the Township
of Capreol and a point situate 75 feet measured
northerly from its intersection with the road-
way known as Meehan Street in the Town of
Capreol. (Contract No. 68-130).
Schedule 104
HIGHWAY NO. 405
1. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 405 in the City of Niagara Falls in the
County of Welland commencing at a point
situate 2300 feet measured westerly from its
intersection with the roadway known as
Stanley Avenue and extending easterly there-
along for a distance of 4100 feet more or less.
(Contract No. 68-119).
Schedule 105
HIGHWAY NO. 543
1. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 543 in the District of Sudbury lying
between a point situate at its intersection
with the southerly limit of the City of Sud-
bury and the Township of Broder and a
point situate 890 feet measured southerly from
its intersection with the line between lots 6
and 7 in Concession 3 in the Township of
Broder. (Contract No. 68-129).
Schedule 106
HIGHWAY NO. 59
1. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 59 in the Township of South Walsingham
in the County of Norfolk commencing at a
point situate 13770 feet measured southerly
from its intersection with the roadway known
as Norfolk County Road No. 22 and extending
easterly therealong for a distance of 12672
feet more or less. (Contract No. 68-11).
Schedule 107
HIGHWAY NO. 124
That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 124 in the Township of McDougall in
the District of Parry Sound lying between
a point situate at its intersection with the
King's Highway known as No. 69 and a point
situate at its intersection with the line between
concessions 10 and 11. (Contract No.
68-124):
Schedule 108
HIGHWAY NO. 516
1. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 516 in the District of Muskoka lying
between a point situate at its intersection with
the King's Highway known as No. 532 in the
Township of Watt and a point situate at its
intersection with the King's Highway known
as No. 11 in the Township of Stephenson.
(Contract No. 68-123).
Schedule 109
HIGHWAY NO. 89
1. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 89 in the Township of Minto in the
County of Wellington lying between a point
situate at its intersection with the King's
Highway known as No. 23 and a point situate
at its intersection with the King's Highway
known as No. 87. (Contract No. 68-126).
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THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 360/68
THE MOTORIZED SNOW VEHICLES ACT, 1968
O. Reg. 360/68.
General.
Made— October 17th, 1968.
Filed— October 18th, 1968.
Note: This Regulation does not come into operation
until The Motorized Snow Vehicles Act, 1968
is proclaimed in force. See R.S.O. 1960, c. 191,
s. 5.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE MOTORIZED SNOW VEHICLES ACT, 1968
1. In this Regulation "vehicle" means a vehicle as
defined in The Highway Traffic Act.
2. Where a constable or other police officer considers
it reasonably necessary,
(c) to ensure orderly movement of traffic;
(b) to prevent injury or damage to persons or
property; or
(c) to permit proper action in an emergency,
notwithstanding the provisions of this Regulation,
every driver of a motorized snow vehicle shall obey
the directions of the constable or other police officer.
3. A driver of a motorized snow vehicle approaching
an intersection shall yield the right of way to a vehicle
or motorized snow vehicle that has entered the inter-
section from a different highway and when a motorized
snow vehicle and vehicle or motorized snow vehicle
enter an intersection from different highways at
approximately the same time, the driver on the left
shall yield the right of way to the vehicle or motorized
snow vehicle on the right.
4. Every driver of a motorized snow vehicle shall
obey the instructions or directions indicated on any
official sign as defined in The Highway Traffic Act.
5. — (1) Except as provided in sections 3 and 9,
the driver of a motorized snow vehicle about to enter
or cross a roadway from property adjoining the road-
way shall,
(o) bring the motorized snow vehicle to a complete
stop; and
(b) upon entering the roadway yield the right of
way to all oncoming traffic which constitutes
a hazard.
(2) The driver referred to in subsection 1 shall
enter or cross at an angle of approximately 90 degrees
to the direction of the roadway.
6. — (1) The driver of a motorized snow vehicle
intending to turn to the right into an intersecting
highway shall approach such intersection and turn
as closely as practicable to the right curb or edge of
the roadway.
(2) The driver of a motorized snow vehicle within
an intersection intending to turn to the left across the
path of any vehicle or motorized snow vehicle ap-
proaching from the opposite direction shall not make
such left turn until he has afforded a reasonable
opportunity to the driver or such other vehicle or
motorized snow vehicle to avoid a collision.
(3) The driver of a motorized snow vehicle intend-
ing to turn to the left into an intersecting highway
at an intersection where traffic is permitted to move
in both directions on each highway entering the inter-
section shall approach such intersection as closely as
practicable to the centre line of the highway and the
left turn shall be made by passing to the right of such
centre line where it enters the intersection, and upon
leaving the intersection by passing to the right of the
centre line of the highway then entered.
(4) The driver of a motorized snow vehicle intend-
ing to turn to the left from a highway designated for
use of one-way traffic into an intersecting highway
on which traffic is permitted to move in both directions
shall approach the intersection as closely as practicable
to the left curb or edge of the roadway and on entering
the intersection shall pass to the right of and as closely
as practicable to the centre line of the highway being
entered where it enters the intersection.
(5) The driver of a motorized snow vehicle intend-
ing to turn to the left from a highway on which traffic
is permitted to move in both directions into an inter-
secting highway designated for the use of one-way
traffic shall approach the intersection as closely as
practicable to the centre line of the highway and on
entering the intersection the left turn shall be made
by passing as closely as practicable to the left hand
curb or edge of the roadway designated for the use of
one-way traffic.
(6) The driver of a motorized snow vehicle intend-
ing to turn to the left from a highway designated for
use of one-way traffic into an intersecting highway
designated for use of one-way traffic shall approach the
intersection as closely as practicable to the left-hand
curb or edge of the roadway and on entering the
intersection the left turn shall be made by passing as
closely as practicable to the left-hand curb or edge of
the roadway being entered.
7. — (1) The driver of a motorized snow vehicle
upon a highway before turning to the left or right at
any intersection or into a private road or driveway
or from one lane for traffic to another lane for traffic
or to leave the roadway shall first see that such move-
ment can be made in safety, and if the operation of
any other vehicle or motorized snow vehicle may be
affected by such movement shall give a signal plainly
visible to the driver of such other vehicle or motorized
snow vehicle of the intention to make such movement.
(2) The driver of a motorized snow vehicle parked
or stopped on the highway before setting the motorized
snow vehicle in motion shall first see that the movement
can be made in safety, and, if in turning the motorized
snow vehicle the operation of any other vehicle or
motorized snow vehicle may be affected by such move-
ment, shall give a signal plainly visible to the driver
of such other vehicle or motorized snow vehicle of the
intention to make such movement.
(3) The signal referred to in subsections 1 and 2
shall be given by means of the hand and arm and the
driver shall indicate his intention to turn,
(a) to the left, by extending the hand and arm
horizontally and beyond the left side of the
vehicle; or
(b) to the right, by extending the hand and arm
upward and beyond the left side of the vehicle.
(4) The driver of a motorized snow vehicle upon a
highway before stopping or suddenly decreasing the
speed of the motorized snow vehicle, if the operation
of any other vehicle or motorized snow vehicle may be
affected by such stopping or decreasing of speed, shall
give a signal,
(c) plainly visible to the driver of such other
vehicle or motorized snow vehicle of the in-
tention to stop or decrease speed; and
(b) by means of the hand and arm extended
downward beyond the left side of the vehicle.
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8. No driver of a motorized snow vehicle upon a
highway shall turn the motorized snow vehicle so as
to proceed in the opposite direction when,
(a) upon a curve where traffic approaching the
motorized snow vehicle from either direction
cannot be seen by the driver of the motorized
snow vehicle within a distance of 500 feet;
(6) on a railway crossing or within 100 feet of
a railway crossing;
(c) upon an approach to or near the crest of a
grade where the motorized snow vehicle
cannot be seen by the driver of another
vehicle or motorized snow vehicle approach-
ing from either direction within 500 feet; or
(d) within 500 feet of a bridge, viaduct or tunnel
where the driver's view is obstructed within
such distance.
9. Every driver of a motorized snow vehicle shall
obey the signal of a traffic signal light control system
as defined in subsection 14 of section 70 of The Highway
Traffic Act.
10. — (1) Where a driver of a motorized snow
vehicle on a highway meets another vehicle or motorized
snow vehicle, he shall turn out to the right from the
centre of the roadway, allowing to the vehicle or
motorized snow vehicle so met one-half of the roadway
free.
(2) No driver of a motorized snow vehicle shall
pass or attempt to pass another vehicle or motorized
snow vehicle going in the same direction on a highway
unless the roadway,
(a) in front of and to the left of the vehicle or
motorized snow vehicle to be passed is safely
free from approaching traffic; and
(b) to the left of the motorized snow vehicle
passing or attempting to pass is safely free
from overtaking traffic.
11. No motorized snow vehicle shall be driven to
the left of the centre of a roadway designed for one or
more lines of traffic in each direction, when approach-
ing the crest of a grade or upon a curve in the roadway
or within 100 feet of a bridge, viaduct or tunnel where
the driver's view is obstructed within such distance
as to create a hazard in the event another vehicle or
motorized snow vehicle might approach from the
opposite direction, but this section does not apply to
a highway designated for the use of one-way traffic
or to a highway divided into clearly marked lanes
where there are more such lanes for traffic in one direc-
tion than in the other direction.
12. — (1) Subject to subsection 2, the driver of a
motorized snow vehicle may overtake and pass to the
right of another vehicle or motorized snow vehicle on
a highway only,
(a) when the vehicle or motorized snow vehicle
overtaken is making or about to make a left
turn or its driver has signalled his intention
to make a left turn;
(b) upon a highway with unobstructed pavement
of sufficient width for two or more lines of
vehicles or motorized snow vehicles in each
direction; or
(c) upon a highway designed for the use of one-
way traffic only.
(2) The driver of a motorized snow vehicle shall
not overtake and pass to the right of another vehicle
or motorized snow vehicle where such movement can-
not be made in safety.
13. The driver of a motorized snow vehicle shall
not follow another vehicle or motorized snow vehicle
more closely than is reasonable and prudent having
due regard for the speed of such vehicle or motorized
snow vehicle and the traffic on and the conditions of
the highway.
14. — (1) When the driver of a motorized snow
vehicle is approaching a railway, he shall stop the
motorized snow vehicle and shall not proceed to cross
until he can do so safely.
(2) The driver referred to in subsection 1 shall
enter or cross at an angle of approximately 90 degrees
to the direction of the railway.
15. — (1) No person shall park, stand or stop a
motorized snow vehicle on a roadway,
(a) when it is practicable to park, stand or stop
the motorized snow vehicle off the roadway;
(b) when it is not practicable to park, stand or
stop the motorized snow vehicle off the road-
way unless a clear view of the motorized
snow vehicle and of the roadway for at least
400 feet beyond the motorized snow vehicle
may be obtained from a distance of at least
400 feet from the motorized snow vehicle in
each direction upon the highway.
(2) Subsection 1 does not apply to a roadway
within a city, town or village, and the provisions of
subsection 1 with respect to parking, standing or
stopping do not apply to a portion of a road\vay in
respect of which a by-law passed by the council of a
township or county or by the trustees of a police
village prohibiting or regulating parking, standing or
stopping on the roadway, as the case may be, is in force.
(3) Where a constable finds a motorized snow
vehicle on a highway in contravention of the provisions
of this section, he may move the motorized snow vehicle
or require the driver or other person in charge of the
motorized snow vehicle to move it.
(4) Notwithstanding the other provisions of this
section, no person shall park or stand a motorized
snow vehicle on a highway in such a manner as to
interfere with-the movement of traffic or the clearing of
snow from the highway.
(5) A constable upon discovery of any motorized
snow vehicle parked or standing in contravention of
subsection 4 or of a municipal by-law, may cause it
to be moved or taken to and placed or stored in a
suitable place and all costs and charges for removing,
care and storage thereof, if any, are a lien upon the
motorized snow vehicle, which may be enforced in the
manner provided by section 48 of The Mechanic's
Lien Act.
16. Subject to section 4, no person shall operate a
motorized snow vehicle at a speed greater than is
reasonable and prudent under conditions then existing.
17. Every person is guilty of the offence of driving
carelessly who drives a motorized snow vehicle without
due care and attention or without reasonable con-
sideration for other persons.
18. The driver of a motorized snow vehicle may
operate the motorized snow vehicle on those parts
of the King's Highway described in the schedules.
19. Where a highway is referred to in a Schedule
by a number or name, the reference is to that part of
the King's Highway that is known thereby.
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20. When on a highway at anytime from one-half
hour after sunset to one-half hour before sunrise and
at any other time when, due to insufficient light or
unfavourable atmospheric conditions, persons and
vehicles on the highway are not clearly discernible at
a distance of 500 feet or less, every motorized snow
vehicle shall carry at least one head lamp on the front
of the motorized snow vehicle which shall display a
white or amber light only, and one on the rear of the
motorized snow vehicle which shall display a red light
only, and any lamp so used shall be clearly visible at
a distance of at least 500 feet from the front or rear,
as the case may be.
21. — ( 1 ) Every permit issued under this Regulation
is valid for the two-year period from the 1st day of
November, 1968 to and including the 31st day of
October, 1970.
(2) The following fees shall be paid to the Depart-
ment:
1. For registration of a motorized snow
vehicle $4.00
2. For a motorized snow vehicle plate in
case of loss 2.00
3. For the transfer of a motorized snow
vehicle permit 2.00
4. For a duplicate permit in case of loss or
destruction of the original 1.00
5. For each search of records by name of
owner or driver 1.00
6. For copy of any writing, paper or docu-
ment filed in the Department or any
statement containing information from
the records 2.00
7. For certified copy of any writing, paper
or document filed in the Department
or any statement containing informa-
tion from the records 3.00
Schedule 1
HIGHWAY NO. 500
1. Junction Fort Stewart Road to Highway No. 41
Denbigh.
Schedule 2
HIGHWAY NO. 503
No. 46 Kirkfield to
1. Junction of Highway
Sebright.
Schedule 3
HIGHWAY NO. 504
1. East Junction of Highway No. 620 to Junction
Lasswade Road.
2. Junction Lasswade Road to West Junction of
Highway No. 620 Apsley.
Schedule 4
HIGHWAY NO. 505
1. Luxton/Bexley Township Line to Junction of
Highway No. 503 Uphill.
Schedule 5
HIGHWAY NO. 509
1. Clarendon Station to Snow Road.
Schedule 6
HIGHWAY NO. 510
1. Junction of Highway No. 520 Magnetawan to
Junction of Highway No. 124.
Schedule 7
HIGHWAY NO. 511
1. White to Brightside.
Schedule 8
HIGHWAY NO. 512
1. Cormac to Brudenell.
Schedule 9
HIGHWAY NO. 513
1. Junction of Highway No. 132 Dacre to Grattan
/Admaston Township Line.
Schedule 10
HIGHWAY NO. 515
1. Quadeville to Junction of Highway No. 512.
Schedule 11
HIGHWAY NO. 517
1. Junction of Highway No. 62 Combermere to
Junction Fort Stewart Road.
Schedule 12
HIGHWAY NO. 518
1. Sprucedale to Star Lake Road, Orrville.
Schedule 13
HIGHWAY NO. 519
1. South Junction of Highway No. 121 to Junction
Road to Minden.
Schedule 14
HIGHWAY NO. 520
1. West Junction of Highway No. 124 to Ardbeg.
Schedule 15
HIGHWAY NO. 522
1. Loring to Pickerel River.
Schedule 16
HIGHWAY NO. 523
1. Junction of Highway No. 60 Madawaska to
Nipissing/Hastings County Line.
Schedule 17
HIGHWAY NO. 524
1. Junction of Highway No. 522 to Junction of
Highway No. 534.
Schedule 18
HIGHWAY NO. 528
1. Junction of Highway No. 528A to Wolsley Bay.
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Schedule 19
Schedule 32
HIGHWAY NO. 528A
HIGHWAY NO. 559
1. Junction of Highway No. 528 to Pine Cove.
Schedule 20
HIGHWAY NO. 529
1. Junction of Highway No. 529A to north Junction
of Highway No. 69 Magnetawan River.
1. South Junction of Highway No. 69 Sly's Creek
to North Junction of Highway No. 69 Shawanaga.
Schedule 33
HIGHWAY NO. 560
1. Junction of Highway No. 573 Charlton to East
Junction of Highway No. 65 Elk Lake.
Schedule 21
HIGHWAY NO. 529A
1. Junction of Highway No. 529 to Bayfield Wharf.
Schedule 22
HIGHWAY NO. 533
1. Junction of Highway No. 656 to Junction of
Highway No. 63.
2. Gowganda to Junction of Highway No. 560A.
3. Junction of Highway No. 560A to Gogama.
Schedule 34
HIGHWAY NO. 560A
1. Junction of Highway No. 560 to Westree.
Schedule 35
Schedule 23
HIGHWAY NO. 562
HIGHWAY NO. 535
1. Junction of Highway 17 Hagar to Riviere Veuve.
1. Junction of Highway No. 65 to Junction of
Highway No. 11.
Schedule 24
Schedule 36
HIGHWAY NO. 538
HIGHWAY NO. 564
1. East Junction of Highway 17 (East of Algoma)
to West Junction of Highway 17 (West of Algoma).
1. Highway No. 112 to end of Highway No. 564.
Schedule 37
Schedule 25
HIGHWAY NO. 540
1. Junction Evanville Road to Meldrum Bay.
Schedule 26
HIGHWAY NO. 540A
1. Junction Highway No. 540 to Barrie Island.
HIGHWAY NO. 568
1. Junction of Highway No. 11 to Kenogami.
Schedule 38
HIGHWAY NO. 570
1. Junction of Highway No. 11 (South of Wavell)
to end of Highway No. 570.
Schedule 27
Schedule 39
HIGHWAY NO. 542
HIGHWAY NO. 572
1. South Junction of Highway No. 551 to Junction
of Highway Nos. 540 and 540B.
1. Junction of Holtyre Mine Road to Junction of
Highway No. 101.
Schedule 28
Schedule 40
HIGHWAY NO. 546
HIGHWAY NO. 573
1. Junction of Highway No. 554 to Mount Lake.
Schedule 29
HIGHWAY NO. 548
1. Hilton Beach to Hilton Road.
2. Hilton Road to Richard's Landing.
1. Junction of Highway No. 560 to Junction of
Highway No. 11.
Schedule 41
HIGHWAY NO. 574
1. Junction of Birchall Park Road Brower to
Norembega.
Schedule 30
Schedule 42
HIGHWAY NO. 554
HIGHWAY NO. 575
1. Junction of Highway No. 546 to Highway No.
129.
1. Junction of Highway No. 101 to Night Hawk
Lake.
Schedule 31
Schedule 43
HIGHWAY NO. 558
HIGHWAY NO. 577
1. Junction of Highway No. 11 (Tritown By- Pass)
to Montreal River.
1. Junction of Highway No. 101 Shillington to
Junction of Highway No. 11.
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Schedule 44
HIGHWAY NO. 579
1. Clute to Gardiner.
Schedule 45
HIGHWAY NO. 580
1. Junction of Highway No. 11 to Lake Nipigon.
Schedule 46
HIGHWAY NO. 582
1. North East Junction of Highway No. 17 to
Hurkett.
Schedule 47
HIGHWAY NO, 584
1. Geraldton North Limits to Junction of Highway
No. 543.
2. Junction of Highway No. 543 to Nakina.
Schedule 48
HIGHWAY NO. 592
1. Junction of Highway No. 518 Emsdale to North
Junction of Highway No. 11.
Schedule 49
HIGHWAY NO. 588
1. Junction of Highway No. 595 to Junction of
Highway No. 590.
2. Round Lake to Northern Night Lake.
Schedule 50
HIGHWAY NO. 591
1. Junction of Highway No. 589 to Trout Lake.
Schedule 51
HIGHWAY NO. 593
1. Junction of Highway No. 588 to Pardee Road
Junction of Pardee Road to Junction of Old Highway
No. 61.
Schedule 52
HIGHWAY NO. 594
1. Junction of Oxdrift Road to Eagle River.
Schedule 53
HIGHWAY NO. 595
1. Junction of Highway No. 608 South Gillies to
Junction of Highway No. 597.
Schedule 54
HIGHWAY NO. 597
1. Junction of Highway No. 608 to Junction of
Highway No. 595.
2. Junction of Highway No. 595 to Pardee.
Schedule 55
HIGHWAY NO. 599
1. Junction of Highway No. 17 to Ignace to
Sandbar Lake Park Road.
2. Sandbar Lake Park Road to Otoskwin River.
Schedule 56
HIGHWAY NO. 600
1. Junction of Highway No. 71 to Junction of
Barwick Road Black Hawk.
2. Junction of Barwick Road Black Hawk to Junc-
tion of Highway No. 619.
3. Junction of Highway No. 619 to Junction of
Highway No. 621 Beigland.
4. Junction of Highway No. 621 Beigland to Mc-
Innis Creek Road.
5. Mclnnis Creek Road to Junction of Highway
No. 11 Rainy River.
Schedule 57
HIGHWAY NO. 602
1. Fort Frances to Junction of Highway No. 613.
2. Junction of Highway No. 613 to Junction of
Highway Nos. 11 and 71 Emo.
Schedule 58
HIGHWAY NO. 603
1. Junction of Highway No. 17 Borups Corners to
Dyment.
Schedule 59
HIGHWAY NO. 607
1. Junction of Highway No. 64 to Junction of
Highway No. 607A Bigwood.
Schedule 60
HIGHWAY NO. 608
1. Junction of Highway No. 597 to Junction of
Highway No. 595 South Gillies.
Schedule 61
HIGHWAY NO. 609
1. Junction of Highway No. 105 to Quibell Station.
2. Quibell Station to Clay Lake.
Schedule 62
HIGHWAY NO. 611
1. Junction of Highway No. 602 to East Junction
of Highway Nos. 11 and 71.
Schedule 63
HIGHWAY NO. 613
1. Junction of Highway No. 602 to Junction of
Highway Nos. 11 and 71 Devlin.
Schedule 64
HIGHWAY NO. 615
1. Junction of Highway No. 71 to Junction Road.
2. Junction Road to Emo Road.
3. Emo Road to Emo.
4. Emo to Clearwater Lake.
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Schedule 65
HIGHWAY NO. 616
1. Junction of Highway No. 101 to Palomar.
Schedule 66
HIGHWAY NO. 619
1. Junction of Highway No. 11 Pinewood to
Junction of Highway No. 600.
2. Junction of Highway No. 600 to Junction of
Highway No. 621.
Schedule 67
HIGHWAY NO. 624
1. Junction of Highway No. 11 to Junction of
Highway No. 66 Larder Lake.
Schedule 68
HIGHWAY NO. 626
1. Matheson West Limits to Junction of Highway
No. 67 Porquis Junction.
Schedule 69
HIGHWAY NO. 631
1. Junction of Highway No. 11 to Hornepayne.
Schedule 70
HIGHWAY NO. 633
1. Junction of Highway No. 11 to Kawene.
Schedule 71
HIGHWAY NO. 636
1. Junction of Highway No. 11 to end of Highway
No. 636.
Schedule 72
HIGHWAY NO, 637
1. Junction of Highway No. 69 (South of Burwash)
to Killarney.
Schedule 73
HIGHWAY NO. 638
1. Junction of Highway No. 561 Ophir to Dunn's
Valley.
Schedule 74
HIGHWAY NO. 642
1. Sioux Lookout to Sturgeon River.
2. Sturgeon River to Alcona.
Schedule 75
HIGHWAY NO. 643
1. Junction of Highway No. 584 to Cavell.
Schedule 76
HIGHWAY NO. 645
1. Junction of Highway No. 529 to Byng Inlet.
Schedule 77
HIGHWAY NO. 646
1. Pickle Lake to Junction of Highway No. 599
Central Patricia.
Schedule 78
HIGHWAY NO. 648
1. West Junction of Highway No. 121 to Dyno
Mines.
Schedule 79
HIGHWAY NO. 656
1. Junction of Highway No. 533 to Holden Generat-
ing Station.
Schedule 80
HIGHWAY NO. 658
1. West Junction of Old Sudbury-Soo Road to
Junction of Drury /Trill Township Line.
Schedule 81
HIGHWAY NO. 660
1. Junction of Highway No. 69 Bala to Junction of
Highway No. 103.
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THE WILDERNESS AREAS ACT
O. Reg. 361/68.
Wilderness Areas.
Made— October 17th, 1968.
Filed— October 18th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE WILDERNESS AREAS ACT
1. Schedules 2 and 19 to Regulation 567 of Revised
Regulations of Ontario, 1960, are revoked.
2. Schedule 26 to Regulation 567 of Revised Regu-
lations of Ontario, 1960, as remade by Ontario Regu-
lation 89/64, is revoked.
3. Schedule 41 to Regulation 567 of Revised Regu-
lations of Ontario, 1960, as made by Ontario Regula-
tion 30/66, is revoked.
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THE PROVINCIAL PARKS ACT
O. Reg. 362/68.
Designation of Parks.
Made— October 17th, 1968.
Filed— October 18th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE PROVINCIAL PARKS ACT
1. Appendix B to Regulation 498 of Revised Regu-
lations of Ontario, 1960, as amended by Ontario
Regulations 117/63, 206/63, 110/64, 161/64, 183/64,
205/64, 179/65, 346/65, 343/66, 388/66, 245/67,
358/67, 26/68 and 320/68, is further amended by
adding thereto the following schedules:
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Schedule 72
MONTREAL RIVER PROVINCIAL PARK
In the geographic Township of Tp. 29 in Range
XIV in the Territorial District of Algoma, containing
an area of 108 acres, more or less, described as follows:
Beginning at a point in the water's edge on the
easterly shore of Lake Superior where the same is
intersected by the northerly boundary of the geo-
graphic Township of Tp. 29, Range XIV; thence
easterly along the northerly boundary of that geo-
graphic township to the intersection with the westerly
limit of that part of the King's Highway known as
No. 17 as shown on a Department of Highways, On-
tario, plan of survey P-2652-19; thence southerly along
the westerly limit of that King's Highway to a point
where the same is intersected by a line drawn west
astronomically from a point distant 40 chains measured
south astronomically from the 8 mile post on the north-
erly boundary of the geographic Township of Tp. 29
in Range XIV; thence west astronomically to the
water's edge on the easterly shore of Lake Superior;
thence in a general northeasterly direction following
that water's edge to the place of beginning.
Schedule 73
MATAWATCHAN PROVINCIAL PARK
In the Township of Matawatchan in the County
of Renfrew, containing an area of 160 acres, more or
less, described as follows:
1. The east half of Lot 8 in Concession I and that
part of the west part of Lot 8 in Concession II lying
westerly of Hutson Lake and an unnamed creek con-
necting Hutson Lake and an unnamed lake on the line
between lots 6 and 7 in Concession II.
2. The east half of Lot 9 in Concession I and that
part of Lot 9 in Concession II lying west of Hutson
Lake.
Schedule 74
PORPHYRY ISLAND PROVINCIAL PARK
Part of Porphyry Island situate in Lake Superior,
in the Territorial District of Thunder Bay, located at
approximate latitude 48° 23' north and longitude 88°
38' west, containing an area of 264 acres, more or less,
described as follows:
Beginning at a point in the water's edge on the
westerly shore of that island where the same is inter-
sected by the production northwesterly of the north-
easterly limit of Location PP 736 of record in the
Department of Lands and Forests, Ontario; thence
south 61° 41' east astronomically along that production
and the northeasterly limit of that location 302.00
feet, more or less, to the most easterly corner of that
location; thence south 28° 19' west astronomically 300
feet to the most southerly corner of that location;
thence north 61° 41' west astronomically along the
southwesterly limit of that location and its production
northwesterly 328.6 feet, more or less, to the water's
edge on the westerly shore of Porphyry Island; thence
in a general southwesterly direction following that
water's edge to the intersection with the production
northwesterly of the northeasterly limit of Location
DC 46 of record in the Department of Lands and
Forests, Ontario; thence south 31° 32' 30" east astro-
nornically along that production and the northeasterly
limit of that location 159.36 feet, more or less, to the
most easterly corner of that location; thence south
58° 27' 30" west astronomically 200.00 feet to the most
southerly corner of that location; thence north 31°
32' 30" west astronomically along the southwesterly
limit of that location and its production northwesterly
198.8 feet, more or less, to the water's edge on the
westerly shore of Porphyry Island; thence in a general
southwesterly, northeasterly, northerly and south-
westerly direction following the water's edge on the
easterly and westerly shores of that island to the place
of beginning.
Saving and excepting therefrom Location D.T. 10
containing 7.56 acres, more or less, described as follows:
Beginning at a point in the southwesterly limit of
Location D.C. 46 distant 66.19 feet measured on a
course of north 31° 32' 30" west from the most southerly
corner of said Location D.C. 46; thence south 45°
44' west 202.72 feet; thence south 33° 37' 10" west
154.99 feet; thence south 42° 44' 55" west 169.61 feet;
thence south 40° 09' 10" west 507.78; feet; thence
south 41° 41' 25" west 359.93 feet; thence south 42°
57' 10" west 290.29 feet; thence south 13° 49' 25"
west 81.82 feet; thence south 30° 29' 25" 442.07 feet;
thence south 55° 51' 50" west 345.40 feet; thence
south 26° 50' 20" west 250.25 feet; thence south
01° 30' 25" west 97.72 feet; thence south 39° 03' 10"
west 200.53; thence south 23° 36' 10" west 343.24 feet;
thence south 52° 41' 40" west 30.89 feet; thence north
0° 22' 50" west 26.22 feet to a survey post planted at
a point, said point hereinafter being referred to as
Point A; thence south 89° 37' 10" west 50 feet to a
survey post planted in the high-water mark of Lake
Superior; thence continuing south 89° 37' 10" west
to the water's edge of Lake Superior; thence in a
general southwesterly, southerly and northeasterly
direction following the said water's edge to a point in a
line drawn on a course of south 0° 22' 50" east from the
hereinbefore mentioned Point A; thence north 0° 22'
50" west 436.11 feet, more or less, to a point distant
63.78 feet measured south 0° 22' 50" east from said
Point A; thence north 52° 41' 40" east 61.21 feet;
thence north 23° 36' 10" east 346.96 feet; thence north
39° 03' 10" east 206.67 feet; thence north 01° 30' 25"
east 101.18 feet; thence north 26° 50' 20" east 235.75
feet; thence north 55° 51' 50" east 344.40 feet; thence
north 30° 29' 25" east 453.23 feet; thence north 13°
49' 25" east 78.42 feet; thence north 42° 57' 10" east
282.81 feet; thence north 41° 41' 25" east 360.67 feet;
thence north 40° 09' 10" east 507.52 feet; thence north
42° 44' 55" east 171.33 feet; thence north 33° 37' 10"
east 154.21 feet; thence north 45° 44' east 192.76
feet to a point in the southwesterly limit of said
Location D.C. 46; thence north 31° 32' 30" west along
the said southwesterly limit of Location D.C. 46,
a distance of 30.76 feet, more or less, to the place of
beginning.
, Schedule 75
GIBSON RIVER PROVINCIAL PARK
In the geographic Township of Baxter, in the
Territorial District of Muskoka, containing an area of
415 acres, more or less, described as follows:
Beginning at a point in the southerly limit of Lot 8
in Concession XV in the geographic Township of Baxter
distant 660 feet measured easterly along that southerly
limit from the southwesterly corner thereof; thence
westerly along the southerly limits of lots 8, 9 and 10
to the southwesterly corner of Lot 10; thence westerly
in a straight line to the southeasterly corner of Lot 11;
thence westerly along the southerly limit of Lot 11 a
distance of 660 feet; thence north 20° 51' 40" west
astronomically to the intersection with the high-water
mark along the southerly shore of Gibson River;
thence in a general easterly direction following that
high-water mark to the intersection with a line drawn
north 20° 51' 40" west astronomically to the place of
beginning; thence south 20° 51' 40" east astronomically
to the place of beginning.
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THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 364/68 2647
THE GAME AND FISH ACT, 1961-62
O. Reg. 363/68.
Open Seasons — Deer, Moose and
Made— October 17th, 1968.
Filed— October 18th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE GAME AND FISH ACT, 1961-62
1. Section 2 of Ontario Regulation 278/68 is
amended by striking out "Regulations 229/63 and"
in the first and second lines and inserting in lieu thereof
"Regulation".
2. Ontario Regulation 278/68, as amended by
Ontario Regulation 319/68, is further amended by
adding thereto the following section:
4a. The holder of a resident's licence to hunt
bear and deer, a farmer's licence to hunt bear
and deer, a non-resident's licence to hunt
moose or a non-resident's licence to hunt deer
may hunt deer in the County of Grey from
the 23rd day of October to the 26th day of
October, both inclusive, in the year 1968.
3. Section 5 of Ontario Regulation 278/68 is
amended by striking out "and" at the end of clause h,
by adding "and" at the end of clause c, and by adding
thereto the following clause:
{d) the County of Grey from the 23rd day of
October to the 26th day of October, both
inclusive, in the year 1968.
4. Section 7 of Ontario Regulation 278/68 is
amended by adding thereto the following subsection:
(3) The County of Grey is designated as a part
of Ontario in which no person shall use or
be accompanied by a dog while hunting deer
from the 23rd day of October to the 26th day
of October, both inclusive, in the year 1968.
5. Schedule 13 to Ontario Regulation 278/68 is
revoked and the following substituted therefor:
Schedule 13
All those parts of southern Ontario lying southerly
of that part of the King's Highway known as No. 17
extending easterly from longitude 82° 30' to that part
of the King's Highway known as No. 533 described as
follows:
1. The Territorial District of Manitoulin, except
the Island of Manitoulin, and the Territorial District of
Parry Sound and those parts of the territorial districts
of Algoma, Nipissing and Sudbury lying southerly of
the above described King's Highway No. 17.
2. The Territorial District of Muskoka except
those parts of the geographic townships of Medora and
Wood lying easterly of the centre line of the right of
way of the Canadian National Railways and northerly
of a line between concessions XV and XVI in the
geographic Township of Wood.
3. The Provisional County of Haliburton.
4. The County of Renfrew.
5. Those parts of the counties of Frontenac,
Hastings, Lennox and Addington and Peterborough
lying northerly of that part of the King's Highway
known as No. 7.
6. That part of the County of Lanark lying north-
erly and easterly of a line described as follows:
Beginning at the intersection of the westerly
boundary of that County and the centre line of
that part of the King's Highway known as No. 7;
thence easterly along that centre line to the intersection
with the centre line of that part of the King's High-
way known as No. 43; thence easterly along that centre
line to the intersection with the centre line of that
part of the King's Highway known as No. 29; thence
southerly along that centre line to the southerly bound-
ary of that County; thence easterly to the easterly
boundary of that County.
7. The townships of Rama and Mara in the County
of Ontario.
8. The Township of Somerville and those parts
of the townships of Dalton and Laxton, Digby and
Longford lying northerly of the Monk Road in the
County of Victoria.
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THE GAME AND FISH ACT, 1961-62
O. Reg. 364/68.
Hunting Licences — Issuance.
Made— October 17th, 1968.
Filed— October 18th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE GAME AND FISH ACT, 1961-62
1. Subsection 5 of section 8 of Ontario Regulation
229/63, as made by section 1 of Ontario Regulation
251/68, is revoked.
2. Section 13o of Ontario Regulation 229/63, as
made by section 2 of Ontario Regulation 251/68, is
revoked.
3. Section \ib of Ontario Regulation 229/63, as
made by section 1 of Ontario Regulation 317/68, is
revoked.
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Publications Under The Regulations Act
November 2nd, 1968
THE INDUSTRIAL STANDARDS ACT
O. Reg. 365/68.
Designation of Industries and Zones.
Made— October Uth, 1968.
Filed— October 21st, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE INDUSTRIAL STANDARDS ACT
1. Paragraph 73 of Appendix C of Regulation 244
of Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1960 is revoked and
the following substituted therefor:
WOODSTOCK ZONE
73. The City of Woodstock and the suburban
area adjacent thereto and lying within a line
drawn as follows:
Beginning at the southwest corner of Lot 1
in Concession 1 in the Township of West
Oxford in the County of Oxford; thence
northwesterly along the southwesterly limit
of Lot 1 throughout Concession 1 and the
Broken Front Concession to the high-water
mark on the southeasterly bank of the Thames
River; thence in a general northeasterly
direction following the windings and turnings
of that high-water mark to the Gordon
Pittock Reservoir; thence continuing in a
general northeasterly direction following the
windings and turnings of that high-water
mark along the northwesterly limit of that
reservoir to the easterly limit of the pro-
duction northerly of the easterly limit of
Lot 13 in Concession 3 in the Township of
Blandford in the County of Oxford; thence
southerly along that limit throughout each of
concessions 3, 2 and 1 to the northerly limit
of that part of the King's Highway known as
No. 2; thence southerly in a straight line
across that part of the King's Highway known
as No. 2 to the northeast corner of Lot 13 in
Concession 1 in the Township of East Oxford
in the County of Oxford; thence southerly
along the easterly limit of Lot 13 to the south-
east corner of Lot 13; thence southeasterly in
a straight line across the road allowance
between concessions 1 and 2 to the northeast
corner of Lot 13 in Concession 2; thence
southerly along the easterly limit of that Lot
to the northerly limit of that part of the
King's Highway known as No. 401; thence
westerly along the northerly limit of that
part of the King's Highway known as No. 401
to the southerly limit of Concession 2; thence
westerly along that limit to the easterly limit
of County Road 12; thence westerly along the
production of the southerly limit of Con-
cession 2 to the westerly limit of County Road
12; thence southerly along that westerly limit
to the northerly limit of a public road, which
road is the continuation easterly of the road
allowance between concessions 1 and 2 in the
Township of West Oxford; thence in a general
westerly direction along the northerly limit of
that public road to the southerly limit of
Lot 1 in Concession 1 in the Township of
West Oxford; thence westerly along that
southerly limit to the place of beginning.
DALTON BALES,
Minister of Labour.
Dated at Toronto, this 11th day of October, 1968.
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THE EMPLOYMENT STANDARDS ACT, 1968
O. Reg. 366/68.
General.
Made— October 10th, 1968.
Filed— October 21st, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE EMPLOYMENT STANDARDS ACT, 1968
GENERAL
INTERPRETATION
1. In this Regulation,
(c) "ambulance service industry" means every
establishment where ambulance services are
carried out including the services performed
by ambulance drivers, drivers' helpers and
first-aid attendants employed in the opera-
tion of ambulance services;
(b) "commission salesman" means an employee
other than a route salesman,
(i) who receives all his remuneration in
the form of commissions and bonuses
based on commissions,
(ii) who receives no guaranteed wages
from his employer, and
(iii) whose hours of work are not controlled
by or cannot be verified by his em-
ployer;
(c) "construction" includes all work in and about
the construction, erection, demolition, repair,
remodelling, decoration or alteration of the
whole or any part of a building, road or struc-
ture, whether above or below the surface of
the earth, except work done by a person who
is regularly employed by a manufacturing,
industrial or service institution and performs
maintenance work on the premises of his
employer;
(d) "farming" means the planting, cultivation,
caring for, growing and harvesting of farm
produce, including the raising of livestock and
poultry, but does not include the boarding or
breeding of animals, the raising of fur-
bearing animals, veterinary services, live-
stock registration, egg grading, flax processing,
greenhouse and nursery operations, land-
scape gardening, mushroom growing, the
growing of flowers for retail and wholesale
trade, silviculture, tree trimming and sur-
gery, growing, transporting and laying of sod
and the commercial dusting or spraying of
hedges, lawns and trees except orchards;
(e) "hotel, motel, tourist resort, restaurant and
tavern industry" means every establishment
furnishing for payment, accommodation,
lodging, meals or beverages and includes
hotels, motels, motor hotels, tourist homes,
tourist camps, tourist cabins and cottages,
tourist inns, catering establishments and all
other establishments of a similar nature;
(/) "lodging" means the provision of a room and
three meals per day for a seven-day week;
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(g) "room" means a room which is reasonably
furnished, properly lighted, heated and ven-
tilated, which is supplied with clean bed
linen and towels at least once a week, and is
immediately accessible to proper toilet and
washroom facilities;
(h) "taxi industry" means every establishment
operating one or more motor vehicles with
seating accommodation for not more than
nine passengers each, for the conveyance of
the public for hire.
2. — (1) Subsection 2 of section 14 of the Act does
not apply to,
(a) an employee who has not earned wages from
his employer for at least twelve of the thirty
calendar days preceding the holiday; or
(b) an employee who is party to an agreement or
arrangement with his employer that, in the
opinion of the Director, confers rights or
benefits in respect of work performed on a
holiday that are more favourable to the em-
ployee than those prescribed, in the Act.
(2) Subsection 1 of section 7 of the Act and sub-
section 1 of section 14 of the Act do not apply to an
employee who, under any agreement or arrangement
with his employer that is approved by the Director,
has his hours of work averaged over an extended period
for the purpose of determining his overtime hours of
work and is paid an amount of not less than one and
one-half times his regular rate for each overtime hour
worked in excess of forty-eight as determined on
that basis.
3, With the exception of sections 19, 20, 27, 28, 35
and 36, the Act does not apply to a duly qualified
practitioner of architecture, chiropody, dentistry, law,
medicine, optometry, pharmacy, professional en-
gineering, psychology, public accounting, surveying,
veterinary science, or a drugless practitioner, embalmer
or funeral director or a teacher as defined in The
Teaching Profession Act, or a student while engaged in
training for any such profession or calling, or a com-
mission salesman, a person engaged in commercial
fishing or in farming, a person engaged as a servant in
a private residence and the employer of such person,
or a secondary school student who performs work
without pay in an establishment for not more than
twenty school days in the school year under a work
experience programme approved by the Department
of Education.
HOURS OF WORK
4. Subsection 1 of section 7 and sections 8, 9, 10
and 1 1 of the Act do not apply to,
(a) an employee of a telephone company owning
or operating a telephone system, switch-
board or exchange serving fewer than 300
subscribers;
(b) a fireman or policeman employed by a muni-
cipality;
(c) a person employed as a fishing or hunting
guide;
(d) a person employed in construction;
(e) a person engaged in the boarding or breeding
of animals, the raising of fur-bearing animals,
veterinary services, livestock registration,
egg grading, flax processing, greenhouse and
nursery operations, landscape gardening,
mushroom growing, the growing of flowers
for retail or wholesale trade, silviculture,
tree trimming and surgery, growing, trans-
porting and laying of sod and the commercial
dusting or spraying of hedges, lawns and
trees except orchards ;
(/) a person performing homework; or
(g) a superintendent, janitor or caretaker of a
residential building who resides in the building.
OVERTIME PAY
5. Section 14 of the Act does not apply to,
(o) an employee of a telephone company owning
or operating a telephone system, switchboard
or exchange serving fewer than 300 sub-
scribers;
(b) an employee whose only work is supervisory
or managerial in character;
(c) a person employed as a fishing or hunting
guide;
(d) a person engaged in the boarding or breeding
of animals, the raising of fur-bearing animals,
veterinary services, livestock registration,
egg grading, flax processing, greenhouse and
nursery operations, landscape gardening,
mushroom growing, the growing of flowers
for retail or wholesale trade, silviculture,
tree trimming and surgery, growing, trans-
porting and laying of sod and the commercial
dusting or spraying of hedges, lawns and trees
except orchards;
(e) a person performing homework;
(/) a student employed as a supervisor or coun-
sellor of children who are under eighteen years
of age;
(g) a student employed at a camp for children;
(h) a student employed in a recreational pro-
gramme operated by a school board or by a
municipality or agency thereof or a charitable
organization where the work or duties of the
student are directly connected with the rec-
reational programme; or
(?) a superintendent, janitor or caretaker of a
residential building who resides in the
building.
MINIMUM WAGES
6. Sections 6 to 16 apply to every establishment,
on and after the Ist day of January, 1969, but do not
apply to work performed by,
(a) employees of a telephone company owning or
operating a telephone system, switchboard or
exchange serving fewer than 300 subscribers;
(b) a student employed in a recreational pro-
gramme operated by a school board or by a
municipality or agency thereof or a charitable
organization where the work or duties of the
student are directly connected with the rec-
reational programme;
(c) a student employed at a camp for children;
(d) a student employed as a supervisor or coun-
sellor of children who are under eighteen years
of age; or
(c) a superintendent, janitor or caretaker of a
residential building who resides in the
building.
7. — (1) Subject to section 8, every employer shall
pay to each employee, other than an employee to whom
subsections 2, 3 or 4 of this section or sections 11, 12,
13 or 14 applies, a minimum hourly rate of wages of
$1.30.
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(2) Every employer shall pay a minimum hourly
rate of wages of 90 cents to a person under eighteen
years of age working as a foot or bicycle messenger,
delivery boy in making deliveries to the public, news-
vendor, bowling alley pin setter or shoe shine boy, or
while employed,
(a) as a caddie by a golf club or in the professional
shop at a golf course;
(b) in a public library operated by a municipality;
or
(c) in an amusement or refreshment booth at a
fair or exhibition held in whole or in part by
an association under The Agricultural Associa-
tions Act or an agricultural society under The
Agricultural Societies Act.
(3) Subject to subsection 4, every employer shall
pay a minimum hourly rate of wages of $1 to,
(a) a student, other than a student to whom
clause b applies, who is not required by his
employer to work more than twenty-eight
hours in any week; or
(6) a student who is employed during the period
from the 15th day of May to the 15th day of
September, or during the Easter or Christmas
vacation periods as determined under The
Schools Administration Act.
(4) Every employer may, during the first one-
month period of employment of a student who is
employed during the period from the 15th day of May
to the 15th day of September and is required to work
more than twenty-eight hours in any week, pay to that
student a minimum hourly rate of wages of 90 cents.
8. Every employer may, during the first four-
month period of employment of an employee to whom
subsection 1 of section 7 applies, who is employed as a
learner, pay to the employee a minimum hourly rate of
wages of $1.20.
9. — (1) Where an employee is employed on the
basis of receiving meals or room or both as part of his
wages, the maximum amount at which meals or room
may be valued is as follows:
1. Room
2. Meals
$5 a week
60c. each and not
more than $1 2 a week
3. Both room and meals $17 a week
(2) Charges for meals or room shall not be deducted
from the minimum wages of an employee unless he has
actually received the meals and has occupied the room
supplied.
(3) No deductions shall be made from the minimum
wage for the purchase, use, laundering or cleaning of
uniforms, aprons, caps or similar articles of apparel.
10. The number of employees who may be em-
ployed as learners, other than students employed
during the period from the 15th day of May to the
15th day of September and required to work more than
twenty-eight hours in any week, shall not exceed one-
fifth of the employer's total number of employees, and,
where the total number of employees is less than five,
only one employee may be employed as a learner.
11. Every employer in the ambulance service in-
dustry shall pay to each of his employees who works as
an ambulance driver or as his helper,
(a) a minimum weekly wage of $62.40; or
(b) where the employee works less than forty-
eight hours a week, a minimum hourly rate of
wages of $1.30 an hour.
12. Every employer in the construction industry
shall pay to each of his employees a minimum hourly
rate of wages of $1.55.
13. — (1) Every employer in the taxi industry shall
pay to each employee who is employed as a driver,
(a) a minimum hourly rate of wages of,
(i) $1.15 an hour on and after the 1st day
of January, 1969, to and including the
30th day of September, 1969, and
(ii) $1.30 an hour on and after the 1st day
of October, 1969; or
(6) not less than 35 per cent of the proceeds from
the work performed by him,
whichever is the greater.
(2) Every employee in the taxi industry who is
employed as a driver shall have his wages calculated
and paid to him at intervals of not more than one week.
14. — (1) Subject to subsection 2, every employer
in the hotel, motel, tourist resort, restaurant and
tavern industry shall pay to each of his employees a
minimum hourly rate of wages of,
(a) $1.15 an hour on and after the 1st day of
January, 1969, to and including the 30th day
of September, 1969; and
(b) $1.30 an hour on and after the 1st day of
October, 1969.
(2) Every employer may, during the first one-
month period of employment of an employee who is
employed by that employer as a learner in the hotel,
motel, tourist resort, restaurant and tavern industry,
pay to that employee a minimum hourly rate of wages
of,
(a) on and after the 1st day of January, 1969, to
and including the 30th day of September,
1969, $1 an hour; and
(b) on and after the 1st day of October, 1969,
$1.15 an hour.
15. — (1) Subject to subsection 2, for the purpose of
determining the minimum wages that shall be paid to
an employee,
(c) the employee shall be deemed to be working
during the time that he is required by his
employer to remain at his place of employ-
ment, whether or not he is otherwise working;
and
(ft) an employee who is required by his employer
to report at his place of employment and who
works less than three hours on any one day
shall be paid for at least three hours,
but clause b of this section does not apply to a student.
(2) Subsection 1 does not apply when the employer
is unable to provide work for the employee because of
fire, lightning, power failure, storms or like causes of
work stoppage beyond the control of the employer.
16. No person shall be paid as a learner who,
(c) holds a certificate of qualification issued under
The Apprenticeship and Tradesmen's Quali-
fication Act, 1964 or any predecessor thereof;
{b) being an oflfice worker, holds a Secondary
School graduation diploma of a commercial
course, or has completed a course of instruc-
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tion in business and office practice that is
provided by a trade school registered under
The Trade Schools Regulation Act;
(c) is employed for less than twenty-eight hours
per week; or
{d) is a homeworker.
VACATIONS WITH PAY
17. The amount payable under section 24 of the
Act shall be paid to the employee on termination of
employment or on the employer's next following regu-
lar pay day.
18. — (1) A vacation-with-pay stamp book in
Form 1 shall be issued to an employee by the Director
on request and payment of 35 cents, where the em-
ployee has performed work in construction prior to and
including the 30th day of June, 1969.
(2) A vacation-with-pay credit stamp shall be in
Form 2.
(3) An employer may affix to the vacation-with-
pay stamp book of an employee who has performed
work in construction prior to and including the 30th
day of June, 1969, vacation-with-pay credit stamps
purchased by the employer,
(c) equivalent in cash value to 2 per cent of the
employee's pay for all work done by him
during the period in respect of which he is
entitled to vacation with pay, where the em-
ployee has completed less than thirty-six
months of employment; or
{b) equivalent in cash value to 4 per cent of the
employee's pay for all work done by him
during the period in respect of which he is
entitled to vacation with pay, where the em-
ployee has completed thirty-six months of
continuous employment, or non-continuous
employment in accordance with subsection 2
of section 21 of the Act,
or the employer may pay the employee cash in lieu
thereof.
(4) An employer shall return the vacation-with-
pay stamp book to an employee,
(a) within ten days after the employee, who has
ceased to be employed by the employer,
presents a vacation-with-pay stamp book to
the employer; or
(6) on the 30th day of June in each year where
the employee,
(i) has not ceased to be employed by the
employer; and
(ii) has presented a vacation-with-pay
stamp book to the employer.
19. — (1) A vacation-with-pay stamp book is not
assignable.
(2) An employee who,
(c) personally presents his vacation-with-pay
stamp book on or before the 30th day of June,
1970, to the Province of Ontario Savings
Office or a branch of a chartered bank in
Ontario;
{b) signs the receipt for the cash equivalent of
stamps in the place provided therefor in the
book, in the presence of the person paying the
cash,
shall be paid the cash equivalent of the stamps affixed
thereto.
20. Where an employee has been given a vacation
with pay or pay in lieu thereof in excess of the vacation
required to be given under the Act and the regulations,
the excess shall not nullify in whole or in part any other
annual vacation with pay or pay in lieu thereof to
which he may be entitled under the Act.
21. Vacation-with-pay stamp books having stamps
affixed therein may be redeemed after the 30th day of
June, 1970, at the office of the Director.
ADMINISTRATION
22. Records required to be kept by every employer
under section 31 of the Act, or certified copies thereof,
shall be kept in Ontario.
23.— (1) Ontario Regulations 254/64, 38/66, 39/66,
40/66, 101/66 and 227/66 are revoked.
(2) Ontario Regulations 169/66 and 165/67 are
revoked.
24. This Regulation comes into force on the 1st day
of January, 1969.
Form 1
The Employment Standards Act, 1968
VACATION-WITH-PAY STAMP BOOK
Serial No
Date of Issue
for the period July 1, 19 to June 30, 19.
Full name of employee:
surname (family name) print in block letters
given name
Address of employee.
print in block letters
(street address)
(city, town or P.O.)
(specimen signature of employee)
Change of address of employee:
Affix stamps here
Total Value of Stamps $.
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IMPORTANT
The regulations provide that this vacation-with-
pay stamp book cannot be assigned but must be
presented personally by the employee to whom it is
issued, on or after the 30th day of June ending the
period for which the book is issued, to a branch of the
Province of Ontario Savings Office or a branch of a
chartered bank in Ontario.
Receipt for Cash Equivalent of Stamps
I, acknowledge
receipt of $ from
(name of savings office or
bank)
being the cash equivalent of the stamps in this book.
Dated this day of , 19. . .
(signature of employee)
signed in presence of bank or savings office cashier.
Form 2
Province of Ontario
The Employment Standards Act, 1968
(denomination)
1
Vacation-with-pay Credit Stamp
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O. Reg. 367/68.
Hotel, Motel, Tourist Resort,
Restaurant and Tavern Industry.
Made— October 10th, 1968.
Filed— October 21st, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE EMPLOYMENT STANDARDS ACT, 1968
HOTEL, MOTEL, TOURIST RESORT,
RESTAURANT AND TAVERN INDUSTRY
1. In this Regulation,
(a) "hotel, motel, tourist resort, restaurant and
tavern industry" means every establishment
furnishing for payment, accommodation,
lodging, meals or beverages and includes
hotels, motels, motor hotels, tourist homes,
tourist camps, tourist cabins and cottages,
tourist inns and catering establishments and
all other establishments of a similar nature;
(6) "seasonal employee" means an employee who
works sixteen weeks or less in a year and who
is provided with room and board.
2. All employers in the hotel, motel, tourist resort,
restaurant and tavern industry who pay to their
seasonal employees an amount not less than one and
one- half times, their regular rate for . each hour worked
in excess of fifty-five in each week are exempt from
section 14 of the Act respecting such seasonal em-
ployees.
3. This Regulation comes into force on the 1st day
of January, 1969.
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O. Reg. 368/68.
Sewer and Watermain Construction
Industry.
Made— October 10th, 1968.
Filed— October 21st, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE EMPLOYMENT STANDARDS ACT, 1968
SEWER AND WATERMAIN
CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY
1. In this Regulation, "sewer and watermain con-
struction industry" means every establishment engaged
in the construction of sewers and watermains, and in-
cludes all work incidental thereto.
2. All employers in the sewer and watermain con-
struction industry who pay to their employees an
amount not less than one and one-half times their
regular rate for each hour worked in excess of fifty in
each week are exempt from the provisions of sub-
section 1 of section 14 of the Act.
3. This Regulation comes into force on the 1st day
of January, 1969.
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liiterurban and Municipal
Transportation Industry.
Made— October 10th, 1968.
Filed— October 21st, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE EMPLOYMENT STANDARDS ACT, 1968
INTERURBAN AND MUNICIPAL
TRANSPORTATION INDUSTRY
1. In this Regulation, "interurban and municipal
transportation industry" means every establishment
providing regular interurban or municipal transporta-
tion services in Ontario, including charter services, but
does not include school bus services.
2. This Regulation applies to all employees in the
interurban and municipal transportation industry en-
gaged as bus drivers or operators of other vehicles.
3. All employers in the interurban and municipal
transportation industry who pay employees engaged as
bus drivers or operators of other vehicles an amount
not less than one and one-half times their regular rate
for each hour worked in excess of forty-eight in each
week determined in the manner prescribed in section 4,
are exempt from subsection 1 of section 14 of the Act
respecting such employees.
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4. For the purpose of determining the number of
hours worked by an employee engaged as a bus driver
or operator of another vehicle only those hours worked
during which the employee is directly responsible for
equipment or material, including all time spent driving
or operating the bus or other vehicle and loading and
unloading passengers, shall be included and stand-by
or other non-operating hours shall not be included.
5. This Regulation comes into force on the 1st day
of January, 1969.
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O. Reg. 370/68.
Road Building Industry.
Made— October 10th, 1968.
Filed— March 21st, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE EMPLOYMENT STANDARDS ACT, 1968
ROAD BUILDING INDUSTRY
1. In this Regulation, "road building industry"
means every establishment engaged in the preparation,
construction, reconstruction, repair, alteration, re-
modelling, renovation, demolition, finishing and main-
tenance of roads, streets, highways, parking lots,
bridges, tunnels or retaining walls, including the
preparation for laying of foundations, the installation
of equipment and appurtenances and all other work
incidental thereto.
2. This Regulation applies to the following classes
of employees in the road building industry:
Class A: All employees engaged in work on
roads, streets, highways or parking
lots and all other work incidental
thereto.
Class B: All employees engaged in work on
bridges, tunnels or retaining walls,
including foundations, equipment
and appurtenances and all other
work incidental thereto.
3. All employers in the road building industry who
pay to their employees in Class A an amount not less
than one and one-half times their regular rate for each
hour worked in excess of fifty-five in each week deter-
mined in the manner prescribed in section 4, or who
pay to their employees in Class B an amount not less
than one and one-half times their regular rate for each
hour worked in excess of fifty in each week determined
in the manner prescribed in section 5, are exempt from
subsection 1 of section 14 of the Act respecting such
employees.
4. For the purpose of determining the number of
hours worked by an employee in Class A in any week
where the total hours worked exceeds fifty-five, that
part of the hours of work in excess of fifty-five hours a
week which together with the hours worked in the pre-
ceding week do not exceed fifty-five hours shall be
included in the hours of work for that preceding week.
5. For the purpose of determining the number of
hours worked by an employee in Class B, in any week
where the total hours worked exceeds fifty, that part of
the hours of work in excess of fifty hours a week which
together with the hours worked in the preceding week
do not exceed fifty hours shall be included in the hours
of work for that preceding week.
6. This Regulation comes into force on the 1st day
of January, 1969.
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THE EMPLOYMENT STANDARDS ACT, 1968
O. Reg. 371/68.
Ambulance Service Industry.
Made— October 10th, 1968.
Filed— October 21st, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE EMPLOYMENT STANDARDS ACT, 1968
AMBULANCE SERVICE INDUSTRY
1. In this Regulation, "ambulance service industry"
means every establishment where ambulance services
are carried out, and includes ambulance drivers,
drivers' helpers and first-aid attendants employed in
the operation of ambulance services.
2. All employers in the ambulance service industry
are exempt from section 14 of the Act respecting em-
ployees who are engaged as ambulance drivers and
drivers' helpers.
3. All employers in the ambulance service industry
who pay employees engaged as ambulance drivers and
drivers' helpers a weekly wage of not less than $62.40,
are exempt from the provisions of subclause iii of
clause a of subsection 1 of section 31 of the Act, re-
specting such employees.
4. This Regulation comes into force on the 1st day
of January, 1969.
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THE EMPLOYMENT STANDARDS ACT, 1968
O. Reg. 372/68.
Highway Transport Industry.
Made— October 10th, 1968.
Filed— October 21st, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE EMPLOYMENT STANDARDS ACT, 1968
HIGHWAY TRANSPORT INDUSTRY
1. In this Regulation, "highway transport in-
dustry" means every establishment where commercial
trucking is carried on between two or more points in
Ontario, but does not include local cartage operations.
2. All employers in the highway transport industry
who pay to their employees engaged as highway trans-
port drivers an amount not less than one and one-half
times their regular rate for each hour worked in excess
of sixty in each week, are exempt from subsection 1 of
section 14 of the Act, respecting such employees.
3. For the purpose of computing the total number
of hours worked by an employee engaged as a highway
transport driver in any week, only those hours during
which the employee is directly responsible for a vehicle
shall be included, and stand-by or other non-driving
hours shall not be included.
4. This Regulation comes into force on the 1st day
of January, 1969.
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THE EMPLOYMENT STANDARDS ACT, 1968
O. Reg. 373/68.
Taxi Industry.
Made— October 10th, 1968.
Filed— October 21st, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE EMPLOYMENT STANDARDS ACT, 1968
TAXI INDUSTRY
1. In this Regulation, "taxi industry" means every
establishment operating for hire, one or more motor
vehicles with seating accommodation for not more than
nine passengers, for the conveyance of the public.
2. All employers in the taxi industry are exempt
from section 14 of the Act, respecting employees who
are engaged as taxi drivers.
3. This Regulation comes into force on the 1st day
of January, 1969.
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THE EMPLOYMENT STANDARDS ACT, 1968
O. Reg. 374/68.
Fruit and Vegetable Processing
Industry.
Made— October 10th, 1968.
Filed— October 21st, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE EMPLOYMENT STANDARDS ACT, 1968
FRUIT AND VEGETABLE PROCESSING
INDUSTRY
1. In this Regulation,
(c) "fruit and vegetable processing industry"
means every establishment where fresh fruits
or vegetables are canned, processed, packed
and distributed from the processor or canner,
but does not include the retail distribution of
such produce;
(b) "seasonal employee" means an employee who
works not more than sixteen weeks in any year.
2. All employers in the fruit and vegetable process-
ing industry who pay to their seasonal employees an
amount not less than one and one-half times their
regular rate for each hour worked in excess of sixty
in each week, are exempt from subsection 1 of section
14 of the Act respecting such seasonal employees.
3. This Regulation comes into force on the 1st day
of January, 1969.
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THE EMPLOYMENT STANDARDS ACT, 1968
O. Reg. 375/68.
Local Cartage Industry.
Made— October 10th, 1968.
Filed— October 21st, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE EMPLOYMENT STANDARDS ACT, 1968
LOCAL CARTAGE INDUSTRY
1. In this Regulation, "local cartage industry"
means every establishment engaged in the local
carriage of goods for hire by truck except carriage of
goods for hire by establishments in the highway trans-
port industry.
2. All employers in the local cartage industry who
pay to their employees engaged as drivers and drivers'
helpers an amount not less than one and one-half times
their regular rate for each hour worked in excess of
fifty-five in each week are exempt from subsection 1 of
section 14 of the Act.
3. This Regulation comes into force on the 1st day
of January, 1969.
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THE DEPARTMENT OF MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS
ACT
O. Reg. 376/68.
Tax Arrears and Tax Sales
Procedures.
Made— October 17th, 1968.
Filed— October 22nd, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE DEPARTMENT OF MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS
ACT
1. Schedule 1 to Ontario Regulation 75/67, as
amended by section 1 of Ontario Regulation 298/67,
section 1 of Ontario Regulation 198/68, section 1 of
Ontario Regulation 324/68 and section 1 of Ontario
Regulation 329/68, is further amended by renumbering
item 11a as 116 and by adding thereto the following
item:
11a. Middlesex Town of Parkhill
2. Item 1 of Schedule 2 to Ontario Regulation
75/67, as remade by section 1 of Ontario Regulation
306/67, is revoked and the following substituted there-
for:
1. Algoma Village of Hilton Beach
Township of Elliot Lake
Township of Laird
Townships of Macdonald,
Meredith & Aberdeen Add.
Township of Michipicoten
Township of St. Joseph
W. DARCY McKEOUGH,
Minister of Municipal Affairs.
Dated at Toronto, this 17th day of October, 1968.
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THE CEMETERIES ACT
O. Reg. 377/68.
Closings and Removals.
Made— October 17th, 1968.
Filed— October 22nd, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE CEMETERIES ACT
1. Section 2 of Regulation 42 of Revised Regula-
tions of Ontario, 1960, as remade by section 1 of
Ontario Regulation 25/65 and amended by Ontario
Regulations 162/65, 209/65, 234/65, 296/65, 7/66,
79/66, 154/66, 225/67 and 337/67, is further amended
by striking out "and 44" in the fourth line and inserting
in lieu thereof "44 and 47".
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THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 382/68
THE PUBLIC HEALTH ACT
O. Reg. 378/68.
Health Units — General.
Made— October 7th, 1968.
Approved— October 17th, 1968.
Filed— October 22nd, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE PUBLIC HEALTH ACT
1. Subparagraph vi of paragraph 1 of Schedule 30
to Regulation 510 of Revised Regulations of Ontario,
1960, as remade by section 7 of Ontario Regulation
99/68, is revoked and the following substituted there-
for:
vi. One member to be appointed by the muni-
cipal councils of the townships of Chapleau,
Dowling and Balfour, the municipal councils
of the towns of Chelmsford and Levack, and
the Trustees of the Corporation of the Im-
provement District of Onaping.
M. B. DYMOND,
Minister of Health.
Dated at Toronto, this 7th day of October, 1968.
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THE NURSES ACT, 1961-62
O. Reg. 379/68.
General.
Made— September 26th, 1968.
Approved— October 17th, 1968.
Filed— October 24th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE NURSES ACT, 1961-62
1. Ontario Regulation 342/62, as amended by
Ontario Regulations 132/63, 211/63, 208/64, 280/67
and 325/68, is further amended by adding thereto the
following section :
14o. — (1) In this section, "unapproved school of
nursing" means a school of nursing, main-
tained by a hospital in Ontario which has not
been approved under the Act or its pre-
decessors.
(2) Until the 30th day of June, 1970, the Council
may under such conditions as it may deter-
mine, register as a nurse any person who,
(c) has completed a course in nursing of
not less than 18 months; or
(6) at the end of the 18-month period
mentioned in clause c was within not
more than six months of completing
the course,
where the course was conducted by an un-
approved school of nursing.
(3) Until the 30th day of June, 1970, the Coun-
cil may, under such conditions as it may
determine, register as a nursing assistant any
person who has successfully completed the
course for aides and attendants conducted
from 1952 to the 1st day of July, 1969, by a
hospital within the meaning of The Mental
Hospitals Act or who has had experience as a
nursing assistant in Ontario.
Council of the College of Nurses:
BLANCHE DUNCANSON
JOAN C. MACDONALD
Dated at Toronto, this 26th day of September, 1968.
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THE MENTAL HEALTH ACT, 1967
O. Reg. 380/68.
Application of Act.
Made— October 17th, 1968.
Filed— October 24th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE MENTAL HEALTH ACT, 1967
1. Schedule 2 to section 1 of Ontario Regulation
53/68 is amended by adding thereto the following item :
4o. Pickering
The Christopher Robin
Home for Children
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THE REGISTRY ACT
O. Reg. 381/68.
Registry Divisions.
Made— October 24th, 1968.
Filed— October 25th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE REGISTRY ACT
1. Ontario Regulation 4/65, as amended by On-
tario Regulations 105/65, 350/65, 70/66, 112/66,
211/66, 348/66, 357/67 and 372/67, is further amended
by adding thereto the following section:
12. That part of the Registry Division of the
County of Carleton known as the Township
of Cumberland is annexed to the Registry
Division of the County of Russell.
2. This Regulation comes into force on the 2nd
day of January, 1969.
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THE LAND TITLES ACT
O. Reg. 382/68.
Land Titles Divisions.
Made— October 24th, 1968.
Filed— October 25th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE LAND TITLES ACT
1. Ontario Regulation 356/67, as amended by
section 1 of Ontario Regulation 371/67, is further
amended by adding thereto the following section:
520
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2709
6. That part of The Regional Municipality of
Ottawa-Carleton known as the Township of
Cumberland remains included in the land
titles division of the County of Russell.
2. This Regulation comes into force on the 1st day
of January, 1969.
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THE WOODLANDS IMPROVEMENT ACT,
1966
O. Reg. 383/68.
General.
Made— October 24th, 1968.
Filed— October 25th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE WOODLANDS IMPROVEMENT ACT,
1966
1. — (1) Ontario Regulation 244/66, as amended
by Ontario Regulation 395/67, is further amended by
adding thereto the following sections:
4a.
The parts of Ontario described in the sched-
ules to Appendix E hereto are designated as
private forest management areas, each to be
known by the name in the heading of the
Schedule.
9. Section 4a comes into force on the 1st day
of January, 1970.
(2) The said Ontario Regulation 244/66 is further
amended by adding thereto the following Appendix:
APPENDIX E
Schedule 1
CAPREOL MANAGEMENT AREA
The geographic townships of Bowell, Cascaden,
Dowling, Fairbank, Levtick, Morgan, Norman, Trill
and Wisner and that part of the geographic townships
of Hanmer and Lumsden lying north of the Vermilion
River in the Territorial District of Sudbury.
Schedule 2
COPPER CLIFF MANAGEMENT AREA
The geographic townships of Balfour, Blezard,
Broder, Capreol, Cleland, Creighton, Denison, Dill,
Drury, Dryden, Falconbridge, Garson, Graham,
Louise, Maclennan, Neelon, Rayslde, Secord, Snider
and Waters, that part of the geographic townships of
Lumsden and Hanmer lying south of the Vermilion
River, all that part of the geographic Township of
Burwash except lots 7 to 12, both inclusive, in con-
cessions I and II and that part of the City of Sudbury
composed of the former geographic Township of
McKim in the Territorial District of Sudbury.
Schedule 3
CORBEIL MANAGEMENT AREA
The geographic townships of Bonfield, Calvin,
East Ferris, Lauder, Papineau, West Ferris and Widdi-
field in the Territorial District of Nipissing.
Schedule 4
EARLTON MANAGEMENT AREA
The geographic townships of Armstrong, Beau-
champ, Brethour, Bryce, Chamberlain, Casey, Dack,
Dymond, Eby, Evanturel, Harley, Harris, Henwood,
Hilliard, Hudson, Ingram, Kerns, Marter, Marquis,
Otto, Pacaud, Robillard and Savard, that part of the
geographic Township of Barber lying east of the
Montreal River, that part of the geographic Township
of Cane composed of concessions IV, V and VI, that
part of the geographic Township of Pense composed of
concessions I and II and that part of the geographic
Township of Sharpe lying east of Kushog Lake,
Kinogami Lake and Robillard Lake forming part of
the Englehart River in the Territorial District of
Timiskaming.
Schedule 5
FREDERICKHOUSE MANAGEMENT AREA
The geographic townships of Blount, Brower,
Calder, Calvert, Clute, Fournier, Fox, Glackmeyer,
Kennedy, Lamarche, Leitch and McCart, that part
of the geographic Township of Haggart composed of
lots 1 to 3, both inclusive, in concessions VI and VII,
lots 1 to 7, both inclusive, and lots 14 to 28, both
inclusive, in Concession VIII, lots 1 to 7, both in-
clusive, and lots 13 to 28, both inclusive, in Concession
IX, lots 13 to 28, both inclusive, in Concession X and
lots 18 to 28, both inclusive, in Concession XI and
that part of the geographic Township of Kendrey
composed of lots 19 to 28, both inclusive, in concessions
V to Xj both inclusive, in the Territorial District of
Cochrane.
Schedule 6
FORT FRANCES MANAGEMENT AREA
The geographic townships of Atwood, Aylsworth,
Barwick, Blue, Burriss, Carpenter, Crozier, Curran,
Dance, Devlin, Dewart, Dilke, Dobie, Fleming, Kings-
ford, Lash, Mather, McCrosson, Mclrvine, Mis-
campbell, Morley, Morley Additional, Morson, Nelles,
Pattulo, Potts, Pratt, Richardson, Roddick, Rose-
berry, Shenston, . Sifton, Spohn, Sutherland, Tait,
Tovell, Woodyatt and Worthington and a parcel of
land lying west of the geographic Township of Blue
known as Wild Land Reserve in the Territorial District
of Rainy River.
Schedule 7
GARDEN RIVER MANAGEMENT AREA
The geographic townships of Aberdeen, Aberdeen
Additional, Aweres, Dennis, Deroche, Fenwick, Havil-
land, Hilton, Jocelyn, Johnson, Kars, Korah, Laird,
Ley, Macdonald, Meridith, Parke, Pennefather,
Plummer, Prince, St. Joseph, Tarbutt, Tarbutt Addi-
tional, Tarentorus and VanKoughnet and Garden
Indian Reserve in the Territorial District of Algoma.
Schedule 8
HAGAR MANAGEMENT AREA
The geographic townships of Allen, Appleby,
Awrey, Bigwood, Cherriman, Cosby, Cox, Delamere,
Hagar, Hawley, Hendrie, Hoskin, Jennings, Loughrin,
Mason, Scollard and Street and that part of the geo-
graphic Township of Servos composed of lots 1 to 6,
both inclusive, in concessions IV, V and VI in the
Territorial District of Sudbury.
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Schedule 9
HAILEYBURY MANAGEMENT AREA
In the territorial districts of Nipissing and Timis-
kaming and more particularly described as follows:
Beginning at the intersection of the production easterly
of the southerly boundary of the geographic Township
of South Lorrain in the Territorial District of Timis-
kaming with the easterly boundary of the Province
of Ontario; thence westerly along that production and
the southerly boundary of that geographic township
to the southwesterly corner of that geographic town-
ship; thence northerly along the westerly boundary of
that geographic township to a point distant 10.70
chains measured southerly along that boundary from
the northwesterly corner of that geographic township;
thence south 48 degrees 15 minutes west 387 chains to
a point in the Territorial District of Nipissing; thence
south 56 degrees 07 minutes west 116 chains; thence
north 32 degrees 20 minutes west to the intersection
with the westerly limit of that part of the King's
Highway known as No. 11; thence in a general north-
erly direction following the westerly limit of that
highway in the Territorial District of Nipissing and
the westerly limit of that highway in the Territorial
District of Timiskaming to the intersection with the
high-water mark of Bay Lake; thence in a general
southerly, northwesterly, southwesterly and north-
westerly direction following the high-water mark on
the westerly shore of that lake to the intersection with
the limit between concessions I and II in the geo-
graphic Township of Coleman; thence westerly along
that limit to the westerly boundary of that geographic
township; thence northwesterly along the south-
westerly boundary of that geographic township to
the high-water mark of Kitt Lake; thence in a general
northerly direction following that high-water mark to
the northwesterly boundary of that geographic town-
ship; thence northeasterly along the northwesterly
boundary of that geographic township to the inter-
section with the high-water mark on the westerly shore
of Bay Lake; thence in a general northwesterly direc-
tion along that high-water mark and the high-water
mark on the westerly shore of the Montreal River
to the northerly boundary of the geographic Town-
ship of Klock; thence easterly along the production
westerly of the northerly boundary of the geographic
Township of Barr and the northerly boundaries of the
geographic townships of Barr, Firstbrook and Bucke
to the high-water mark on the southwesterly shore of
Lake Timiskaming; thence in a general southeasterly
direction following that high-water mark to the limit
between concessions IV and V in the geographic
Township of Bucke; thence easterly along the produc-
tion easterly of that limit to the intersection with the
easterly boundary of the Province of Ontario; thence
in a general southeasterly direction following that
boundary to the intersection with the production
easterly of the southerly limit of the geographic
Townshp of South Lorrain, being the place of
beginning.
Schedule 10
LACLU MANAGEMENT AREA
The geographic townships of Boys, Broderick,
Ewart, Forgie, Gidley, Glass, Gundy, Haycock,
Jaffray, Malachi, Melick, Pelican, Pellatt, Pettypiece,
Redditt and Umbach in the Territorial District of
Kenora.
Schedule 11
LAKEHEAD MANAGEMENT AREA
The geographic townships of Blake, Conmee,
Crooks, Forbes, Gillies, Gorham, Jacques, Lybster,
MacGregor, Marks, Mclntyre, McTavish, Neebing,
O'Connor, Oliver, Paipoonge, Pardee, Pearson, Scoble,
Sibley, Stirling, Strange and Ware, that part of the
geographic Township of Dorion composed of con-
cessions I to 6, both inclusive, that part of the geo-
graphic Township of Lyon lying northwesterly of the
westerly limit of the right of way of the Canadian
National Railway, that part of the geographic Town-
ship of Nipigon lying westerly on the westerly limit
of the right of way of the Canadian National Railway,
the Dawson Road Lots surveyed by E. D. Bolton,
Ontario Land Surveyor in 1913 and Indian Reserve
No. 52 in the Territorial District of Thunder Bay.
Schedule 12
MANITOULIN MANAGEMENT AREA
The geographic townships of Allan, Assiginack,
Barrie Island, Bidwell, Billings, Burpee, Campbell,
Carnarvon, Cockburn Island, Dawson, Gordon,
Howland, Mills, Robinson, Sandfield, Sheguiandah
and Tehkummah in the Territorial District of Mani-
toulin.
Schedule 13
MATHESON MANAGEMENT AREA
The geographic townships of Bowman, Carr,
Hislop, Playfair, Stock- and Taylor, that part of the
geographic Township of Walker lying west of the
Black River, that part of the geographic townships of
Bond and Currie composed of concessions IV, V and
VI and that part of the geographic Township of
Beatty composed of lots 6 to 13, both inclusive, in
concessions I to VI, both inclusive, in the Territorial
District of Cochrane, and the geographic Township
of Benoit in the Territorial District of Timiskaming.
Schedule 14
MATTAWISHKWIA MANAGEMANT AREA
The geographic townships of Casgrain, Devitt,
Eilber, Hanlan, Kendall, Lowther, Stoddard and
Studholme in the Territorial District of Cochrane.
Schedule 15
MISSISSAGI MANAGEMENT AREA
The geographic townships of Bright, Cobden,
Esten, Gladstone, Grasett, Lewis, Long, Mack,
McGiverin, Montgomery, Parkinson, Patton, Proctor,
Scarfe, Spragge,' Striker and Thompson and Serpent
River Indian Reserve in the Territorial District of
Algoma.
Schedule 16
MOONBEAM MANAGEMENT AREA
The geographic townships of Idington, McCrea,
Nansen, Shackleton and Williamson, the geographic
Township of Fauquier except lots 19 to 29, both in-
clusive, in concessions XI and XII, the geographic
Township of Machin except lots 1 to 12, both inclusive,
in concessions II and III and all of the lots in con-
cessions IV to XII, both inclusive, lying east of the
Groundhog River, the geographic Township of O'Brien
except lots 1 to 9, both inclusive, in Concession XIII,
lots 1 to 10, both inclusive, in concessions XIV, XV
and XVI, lots 1 to 20, both inclusive, and lots 26 to 29,
both inclusive, in concessions XVII and XVIII, lots
1 to 29, both inclusive, in concessions I to V, both
inclusive, lots 1 to 9, both inclusive, and lots 28 and 29
in Concession VI and the geographic Township of
Owens except lots 1 to 29, both inclusive, in concessions
I to VIII, both inclusive, and lots 13 to 29, both
inclusive, in Concession IX in the Territorial District
of Cochrane.
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Schedule 17
PORCUPINE MANAGEMENT AREA
The geographic townships of Clergue, Dundonald,
German, Matheson, Mountjoy, Shaw, Tisdale and
Whitney in the Territorial District of Cochrane.
Schedule 18
SIOUX NARROWS MANAGEMENT AREA
The geographic townships of McGeorge, Phillips,
Tweedsmuir and Willingdon in the Territorial District
of Kenora.
Schedule 19
STURGEON FALLS MANAGEMENT AREA
The geographic townships of Badgerow, Bastedo,
Beaucage, Bertram, Caldwell, Commanda, Crerar,
Falconer, Field, Gibbons, Hugel, Kirkpatrick, Latch-
ford, Loudon, Macpherson, Pedley and Springer in the
Territorial District of Nipissing, and the geographic
townships of Casimir, Dunnet, Haddo, Henry, Mart-
land and Ratter in the Territorial District of Sudbury.
Schedule 20
THESSALON MANAGEMENT AREA
The geographic townships of Bridgland, Bright
Additional, Day, Galbraith, Gould, Haughton, Kirk-
wood, Lefroy, Plummer Additional, Rose, Thessalon
and Wells in the Territorial District of Algoma.
Schedule 21
WABIGOON MANAGEMENT AREA
The geographic townships of Aubrey, Britton,
Colenso, Docker, Eton, Hartman, Ladysmith, Lang-
ton, Melgund, Mutrie, Redvers, Revell, Rowell,
Rugby, Sanford, Smellie, Southworth, Temple, Van
Home, Wabigoon, Wainwright and Zealand in the
Territorial District of Kenora.
Schedule 22
WEBBWOOD MANAGEMENT AREA
The geographic Township of Shedden in the
Territorial District of Algoma, the geographic town-
ships of Baldwin, Curtin, Foster, Gough, Hallam,
Harrow, Lome, May, McKinnon, Merritt, Mongowin,
Nairn, Roosevelt, Salter, Shakespeare, Truman and
Victoria in the Territorial District of Sudbury, and
that part of the geographic Township of Killarney in
the Territorial District of Manitoulin lying westerly
of the southerly production of the boundary between
the geographic townships of Roosevelt and Stalin in
the Territorial District of Sudbury.
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THE GAME AND FISH ACT, 1961-62
O. Reg. 384/68.
Fire-Arms.
Made— October 24th, 1968.
Filed— October 25th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE GAME AND FISH ACT, 1961-62
1. Section 1 of Ontario Regulation 184/64, as
amended by section 1 of Ontario Regulation 232/68,
is further amended by inserting after "Durham" in
the third line "and the United Counties of Prescott
and Russell".
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November 9th, 1968
THE LIVE STOCK COMMUNITY SALES
ACT
O. Reg. 385/68.
General.
Made— October 24th, 1968.
Filed October 28th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE LIVE STOCK COMMUNITY SALES
ACT
1. Section 1 of Regulation 412 of Revised Regu-
lations of Ontario, 1960 is revoked and the following
substituted therefor:
1. — (1) The following classes of community
sales are established:
1. Class 1, consisting of community sales
that are regularly held once a week on
the day designated on the licence of
the operator and have an annual
average gross return per sale of not
more than $75,000;
2. Class 2, consisting of community sales
that are regularly held once a week
on the day designated on the licence
of the operator and have an annual
average gross return per sale of more
than $75,000;
3. Class 3,' consisting of community sales
that in five or more weeks in a year
are regularly held twice a week on the
days designated on the licence of the
operator and have an annual average
gross return per sale of not more than
$50,000;
4. Class 4, consisting of community sales
that in five or more weeks in a year
are regularly held twice a week on the
days designated on the licence of the
operator and have an annual average
gross return per sale of more than
$50,000;
5. Class 5, consisting of community sales
that are held primarily for the purpose
of selling pure bred live stock regis-
tered in accordance with the Live
Stock Pedigree Act (Canada).
(2) On an application for a licence in respect of a
community sale,
(a) the annual average gross return per
sale for the year preceding the year in
respect of which the application is
made shall apply; or
(b) if no community sales were held during
such preceding year, the community
sale shall be deemed to be,
(i) a Class 1 community sale where
sales are to be held once a week,
(ii) a Class 3 community sale where
sales are to be held twice a
week in five or more weeks,
la. The following sales or classes of sales of pure
bred live stock are designated for the pur-
poses of clause c of section 2 of the Act:
1. A sale of pure bred live stock held by
an association of pure bred live stock
breeders where,
(i) the pure bred live stock are
registered in accordance with
the Live Stock Pedigree Act
(Canada),
(ii) at least three-quarters of the
live stock offered for sale are
consigned by members of the
association, and
(iii) the association holds not more
than four sales in any calendar
year.
2. A sale of pure bred live stock held at
the established place of business of an
operator where,
(i) the pure bred live stock are
registered in accordance with
the Live Stock Pedigree Act
(Canada),
(ii) the sale is held for the purpose
of dispersing a herd in whole
or in part, and
(iii) only live stock of the herd
owner is offered for sale.
2. — (1) Clause a of subsection 3 of section 2 of
Regulation 412 of Revised Regulations of Ontario,
1960 is amended by adding thereto the following
subclauses:
(iii) Class 3, $400,
(iv) Class 4, $600, and
(v) Class 5, $200; and
in the licence year.
(2) Clause b of subsection 3 of the said section 2 is
amended by adding thereto the following subclauses:
(iii) Class 3, $200,
(iv) Class 4, $300, and
(v) Class 5, $100.
3. Regulation 412 of Revised Regulations of
Ontario, 1960, as amended by Ontario Regulation
328/65, is further amended by adding thereto the
following section:
2a. — (1) An operator licensed to engage in the
business of operating community sales other
than of Class 5 may, on obtaining a licence
therefor in Form 4 from the Director, hold a
special community sale on a day other than
the day or days designated on his licence for
the holding of regular community sales, but
no operator shall hold more than four special
community sales in any year.
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O. Reg. 385/68
(2) An application for a licence in Form 4 shall
be made to the Director in respect of each
special community sale,
(a) in Form 5; and
(b) not less than thirty days prior to the
day on which such sale is to be held.
(3) The fee for a licence in Form 4 is $20 and shall
accompany the application therefor.
4. — (1) Section 4 of Regulation 412 of Revised
Regulations of Ontario, 1960, as amended by section 2
of Ontario Regulation 328/65, is further amended by
striking out "for licensing of operators under section 4
of the Act, every operator" in the first and second
lines and inserting in lieu thereof "mentioned in
section 4 of the Act, every licence is subject to the
conditions that the licensee".
(2) The said section 4 is further amended by
adding thereto the following clauses:
(g) in the case of Class 1 or Class 2 community-
sales, except as otherwise provided by section
2a,
(i) hold not more than one community
sale in any week, and
(ii) hold such sale only on the day of the
week designated on his licence;
{h) in the case of Class 3 or Class 4 community
sales, except as otherwise provided by
section 2a,
(i) hold not more than two community
sales in any week, and
(ii) hold such sales only on the days of the
week designated on his licence; and
(i) in the case of Class 5 community sales,
(i) hold not more than two community
sales in any week, and
(ii) in respect of a sale held on a day other
than the day of the week or month
designated on his licence, notify the
Director in writing not less than fifteen
days prior to the day on which such
sale is to be held.
5. Subsection 2 of section 5 of Regulation 412 of
Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1960 is amended by
adding thereto the following clauses:
(c) Class 3, $20,000;
(d) Class 4, $30,000; and
(e) Class 5, $20,000.
6. Section 6 of Regulation 412 of Revised Regu-
lations of Ontario, 1960 is revoked and the following
substituted therefor:
6. — (1) The security deposited under section 5
shall be applicable .solely to the unpaid
claims of consignors of live stock to a com-
munity sale that is held by the operator in
accordance with the provisions of the Act
and this Regulation.
(2) The security deposited under section 5 shall
remain on deposit with the Director for a
period of one year after,
(a) the date on which the operator,
(i) ceased to engage in the business
of operating community sales, or
(ii) ceased to be the holder of a
licence; or
(b) in the case of a surety bond, the date
on which the cancellation thereof takes
efTect.
7. Section 7 of Regulation 412 of Revised Regu-
lations of Ontario, I960, as amended by section 4 of
Ontario Regulation 328/65, is revoked and the follow-
ing substituted therefor:
7. — (1) Where an operator fails to pay a consignor
after payment becomes due for live stock
sold at a community sale, the consignor may,
not later than ninety days after the date of
the community sale at which such live stock
were sold, file with the Director a claim
against the operator.
(2) On receipt of a claim under subsection 1,
the Director shall give notice in writing to the
operator respecting the claim of the con-
signor.
(3) Where the operator disputes the claim of the
consignor, he shall notify the Director in
writing within ten days from the mailing or
delivery of the notice mentioned in sub-
section 2.
(4) On receipt of a notice under subsection 3,
the Director shall, after notice to the operator
and the consignor, conduct a hearing for the
purpose of determining the validity of the
claim.
(5) Where the operator fails to appear at the
hearing mentioned in subsection 4, the
Director may proceed in his absence to
determine the validity of the claim.
(6) Where,
(c) the Director determines that
claim of the consignor is valid; or
the
(b) the operator fails to dispute the claim
of the consignor within the time and in
the manner prescribed by subsection 3,
the Director may realize upon the security of
the operator and, from the proceeds thereof,
shall pay to the consignor the amount of his
claim.
(7) Where more than one consignor files a claim
in accordance with subsection 1 and the
amount of moneys realized upon the security
is insufficient to satisfy the valid claims of the
. consignors, the Director shall distribute the
moneys pro rata to the consignors entitled to
payment in accordance with the provisions of
this Regulation.
(8) Where the licence of an operator is suspended
or revoked at or before the time the Director
realizes on the security deposited by the
operator, the Director may defer payments to
consignors under subsection 6 or 7 until the
expiration of ninety days from the date of
such suspension or revocation, and any claim
filed in accordance with subsection 1 in
respect of which the Director receives notice
during such ninety-day period is eligible for
payment out of the moneys realized upon the
security.
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(9) Where,
(a) the operator has deposited with the
Director security in the form of
securities under clause a, b, c or d of
subsection 1 of section 5; and
(b) the Director has realized upon the
security under subsection 6,
the operator shall deposit such additional
security with the Director as may be necessary
to comply with section 5 and, upon the
operator depositing additional security, the
Director shall return to the operator any
moneys remaining from the sale of securities
by the Director after the payment of the
claims of consignors under subsection 6 or 7.
7a. The Director may, in respect of a claim,
refuse to realize upon the security or to make
payment, as the case may be,
(a) where any cheque received by the
consignor from the operator is dis-
honoured by non-acceptance or non-
payment unless the consignor pre-
sented the cheque for payment within
thirty days of the date on which he
received it;
(b) where the consignor fails to file the
claim with the Director within the
time prescribed by subsection 1 of
section 7;
(c) where the consignor has made an
arrangement with the operator whereby
the time on which payment becomes
due is extended; or
(d) unless the validity of the claim has
been determined by a judgment of a
court.
8. Section 13 of Regulation 412 of Revised Regu-
lations of Ontario, 1960, as made by section 8 of
Ontario Regulation 328/65, is amended by adding
thereto the following subsection:
(2) Where live stock is offered for sale by weight,
(o) the live stock shall, immediately prior
to the offering for sale, be weighed on
the scales installed pursuant to clause/
of section 5 of the Act; and
(b) the weight shall be made known by
announcement or otherwise to pros-
pective bidders at the sale-ring at the
time the live stock is offered for sale.
9. Form 1 of Regulation 412 of Revised Regu-
lations of Ontario, 1960, as amended by section 9 of
Ontario Regulation 328/65, is revoked and the fol-
lowing substituted therefor:
Form 1
The Live Stock Community Sales Act
APPLICATION FOR LICENCE FOR THE
OPERATION OF COMMUNITY SALES
To: The Director,
Veterinary Services Branch,
Parliament Buildings,
Toronto.
(name of corporation, partnership or person and, if
partnership, names of all partners)
(address)
applies for a licence to engage in the business of
operating community sales under The Live Stock
Community Sales Act and the regulations and, in
support of this application, the following facts are
stated:
1. Business address of applicant
2. Name under which business is operated
3. Location of community sale premises
(lot,
concession, township, county)
4. Owner of community sale premises
5. Sales are regularly held as follows:
(i) once a week on ; or
(day of week)
(ii) twice a week in five or more weeks in a year on
and
(days of week)
6. In the case of pure bred live stock sales, day of
week or month on which regularly held
7. Time sale or sales scheduled to start
8. Average gross return per sale in year preceding that
for which application made: $
9. Live stock insured against loss or damage by fire or
lightning by a policy issued by .
(name of insurer)
Policy No. ^. . Amount $
Expiry date
Dated at , this day of
19....
(signature of applicant)
(title of official signing for a
corporation)
10. Form 2 of Regulation 412 of Revised Regu-
lations of Ontario, 1960, as remade by section 10 of
Ontario Regulation 328/65, is amended by inserting
after the sixteenth line "Day or days of the week or
month designated for the holding of community sales:
11. Regulation 412 of Revised Regulations of
Ontario, 1960, as amended by Ontario Regulation
328/65, is further amended by adding thereto the
following forms:
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THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 386/68
Form 4
The Live Stock Community Sales A ct
LICENCE FOR THE HOLDING OF A
SPECIAL COMMUNITY SALE
Year.
Licence No.
Under The Live Stock Community Sales Act and
the regulations, and subject to the limitations thereof,
this licence is issued to
(name)
(address)
carrying on business as
and operating a Class community sale, to
hold a special community sale on the
day of , 19 .... at
(location)
Issued at Toronto, this day of ,
19...
(Director, Veterinary Services Branch)
Form 5
The Live Stock Community Sales Act
APPLICATION FOR LICENCE FOR THE
HOLDING OF A SPECIAL COMMUNITY
SALE
To: The Director,
Veterinary Services Branch,
Parliament Buildings,
Toronto.
(name of applicant)
(address)
applies for a licence to hold a special community sale
under The Live Stock Community Sales Act and the
regulations and, in support of this application, the
following facts are stated;
1. Name under which business is operated
2. Date sale is to be held
3. Time sale is scheduled to start
4. Number of special community sales held during
present year
The licence fee of $20 accompanies this application.
Dated at , this day of
19
(signature of applicant)
(title of ofHcial signing for a
corporation)
12. This Regulation comes into force on the 1st
day of January, 1969.
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THE HOSPITAL SERVICES COMMISSION ACT
O. Reg. 386/68.
General.
Made— October 2nd, 1968.
Approved — October 24th, 1968.
Filed— October 29th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE HOSPITAL SERVICES COMMISSION
ACT
1. Subsection 4 of section 40 of Ontario Regulation
1/67, as amended by section 1 of Ontario Regulation
308/67, is further amended by striking out "1968" in
the second line and inserting in lieu thereof "1969".
2. Schedule 8 to Ontario Regulation 1/67, as
remade by section 2 of Ontario Regulation 308/67, is
revoked and the following substituted therefor:
Schedule 8
NURSING HOMES TEMPORARILY APPROVED
FOR CHRONIC CARE
Item Location
1. Aurora
2. Aurora
3. Aurora
4. Brampton
5. Brampton
6. Cannington
7. Chesley
8. Columbus
9. Grimsby
10. Hanover
11. Mount Albert
12. Pickering
13. Pine Grove
14. Ridgetown
15. Scarborough
16. Thamesville
17. Thornbury
18. Toronto
19. Toronto
20. Toronto
21. Toronto
22. Toronto
Name of Nursing Home
Aurora Resthaven Nursing
Home
Cobblestone House
The Willows Nursing Home
Limited
Bertram Nursing Home
Hodgins Rest Home Limited
Bon-Air Nursing Home
Parkview Manor Nursing
Home
Glencedar Nursing Home
Limited
Kilean Lodge
Densmore Faith Nursing
Home
Cooper Nursing Homes
Limited
Rosebank Convalescent
Home Limited
Pine Grove Nursing Home
Barnwell Nursing Home
Limited
Birchcliflf Limited
Clayton Nursing Home
Errinrung Nursing Home
Anderson Nursing Home
Beech Haven Nursing Home
Bel-Air Nursing Home
Maynard Nursing Home
Norwood Rest Home Ltd.
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Item Location
23. Toronto
24. Toronto
25. Toronto
26. Toronto
27. Toronto
28. Toronto
29. Trout Creek
30. Wallaceburg
31. West Hill
Name of Nursing Home
Red Wing Convalescent
Home
Roulet Nursing Homes
Limited
St. Raphael's Nursing Home
Tyndall Nursing Home
The Village Nursing Home
White Eagle Nursing Home
Stonehouse Nursing Home
LaPointe-Fisher Nursing
Home Limited
Open Gate Nursing Home
Limited
3. The Emerald Nursing Home located in Scar-
borough and the Dunhaven Nursing Home located in
Toronto shall be deemed to have been listed in Schedule
8 to Ontario Regulation 1/67, as remade by section 2
of this Regulation, from the 30th day of June, 1968
to the 1st day of September, 1968, and from the 30th
day of June, 1968 to the 5th day of August, 1968,
respectively.
4. Sections 1 and 2 of this Regulation are deemed
to have come into force on the 30th day of June, 1968.
Ontario Hospital Services
Commission:
S. W. MARTIN,
Chairman.
D. J. TWISS,
Commissioner.
Dated at Toronto, this 2nd day of October, 1968.
(631)
45
THE LOCAL ROADS BOARDS ACT, 1%4
O. Reg. 387/68.
Establishment of Local Roads Areas.
Made— October 25th, 1968.
Filed— October 29th, 1968.
ORDER MADE UNDER
THE LOCAL ROADS BOARDS ACT, 1964
1. Schedule 53 to Ontario Regulation 54/65, as
remade by section 1 of Ontario Regulation 391/67, is
revoked and the following substituted therefor:
Schedule 53
SINCLAIR LOCAL ROADS AREA
All of the Township of Sinclair in the Territorial
District of Muskoka, shown outlined on Department of
Highways plan N-842-3, filed in the office of the
Registrar of Regulations at Toronto as No. 833.
2. Schedules 126 and 129 to Ontario Regulation
54/65, as made by section 3 of Ontario Regulation
391/67, are revoked and the following substituted
therefor:
Schedule 126
TASSO LAKE LOCAL ROADS AREA
All that portion of the Township of Finlayson in
the Territorial District of Nipissing, shown outlined
on Department of Highways plan N-573-2, filed in the
office of the Registrar of Regulations at Toronto as
No. 834.
Schedule 129
PROUDFOOT LOCAL ROADS AREA
All of the Township of Proudfoot in the Territorial
District of Parry Sound, shown outlined on Department
of Highways plan N- 1253-2, filed in the office of the
Registrar of Regulations at Toronto as No. 835.
G. E. GOMME,
Minister of Highways.
Dated at Toronto, this 25th day of October, 1968.
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THE SEPARATE SCHOOLS ACT
O. Reg. 388/68.
District Combined Separate School
Zones.
Made— October 24th, 1968.
Filed— October 30th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE SEPARATE SCHOOLS ACT
1. Subparagraph ii of paragraph 1 of Schedule 10
to Ontario Regulation 333/68 is amended by striking
out "the Township of Baldwin" in the second and third
lines and inserting in lieu thereof "the townships of
Baldwin and Salter, May and Harrow".
2. — ( 1 ) Subparagraph i of paragraph 1 of Schedule
1 1 to Ontario Regulation 333/68 is amended by,
(a) striking out "Capreol" in the fourth line
and inserting in lieu thereof "Capreol and
Hanmer";
(b) striking out "Hanmer" in the seventh line;
and
(c) striking out "and" at the end of the four-
teenth line.
(2) Subparagraph ii of paragraph 1 of the said
Schedule 11 is amended by adding at the end of the
second line "and".
(3) Paragraph 1 of the said Schedule 11 is amended
by adding thereto the following subparagraph:
iii. Parry Sound, being the geographic township
of Henvey.
3. Paragraph 1 of Schedule 17 to Ontario Regu-
lation 333/68 is amended by striking out "Eilbert"
in the third line and inserting in lieu thereof "Eilber".
(632)
45
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2762 0. Reg. 389/68 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE 0. Reg. 391/68
THE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION ACT
(i) lots 20 to 23, both inclusive.
Concession II,
in
O. Reg. 389/68.
Elementary and Secondary Schools —
(ii) lots 19 to 27, both inclusive.
in
General.
Concession III,
Made— October 21st, 1968.
Approved— October 24th, 1968.
(iii) lots 15 to 27, both inclusive.
in
Filed— October 30th, 1968.
Concession IV,
(iv) lots 17 to 27, both inclusive.
in
Concession V,
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION ACT
(v) lots 15 to 26, both inclusive,
Concession VI,
in
1. Section 47 of Ontario Regulation 339/66, as
made by section 1 of Ontario Regulation 272/68, is
(vi) lots 9 to 21, both inclusive,
in
amended by adding thereto the following subsection:
Concession VII,
(7) A child who has attained the age of two years
(vii) lots 3 to 18, both inclusive.
in
may, subject to subsection 3, be admitted
Concession VIII,
to an oral class for deaf children.
(viii) lots 1 to 16, both inclusive.
in
WILLIAM DAVIS,
Concession IX,
Minister of Education.
(ix) lots 1 to 11, both inclusive.
in
Dated at Toronto, this 21st day of October, 1968.
Concession X,
THE GAME AND FISH ACT, 1961-62
O. Reg. 390/68.
Open Seasons — Deer, Moose and
Black Bear.
Made— October 31st, 1968.
Filed— October 31st, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE GAME AND FISH ACT, 1961-62
1. Section 3 of Ontario Regulation 278/68 is
amended by striking out "and" at the end of clause h
and adding thereto the following clause:
(hh) Schedule 19 from the 4th day of November to
the 6th day of November, both inclusive, in
the year 1968; and
2. Section 6 of Ontario Regulation 278/68 is
amended by striking out "and" at the end of clause c,
by adding "and" at the end of clause b and by adding
thereto the following clause:
(c) in those parts of Ontario described in para-
graph 1 of Schedule 19.
3. Paragraph 1 of Schedule 19 to Ontario Regula-
tion 278/68 is revoked and the following substituted
therefor:
1. The counties of Huron and Northumberland,
and
(c) the County of Durham, except the
Township of Hope;
(b) the townships of Pickering, Reach,
Scott and Uxbridge in the County of
Ontario;
(c) the townships of Flos, Orillia, Tay and
Tiny in the County of Simcoe;
(d) that isart of the Township of Matche-
dash in the County of Simcoe, com-
posed of,
(643)
(x) lots 1 to 10, both inclusive, in
Concession XI,
(xi) lots 1 to 8, both inclusive, in
Concession XII,
(xii) lots 1 to 4, both inclusive, in
Concession XIII, and
(e) the Township of Georgina in the
County of York.
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THE ADMINISTRATION OF JUSTICE ACT,
1968
O. Reg. 391/68.
Fees and Expenses — General.
Made— October 31st, 1968.
Filed— November 1st, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE ADMINISTRATION OF JUSTICE ACT,
1968
FEES AND EXPENSES — GENERAL
1. On and after the 1st day of October, 1968,
persons who perform the under-mentioned services in
connection with the administration of justice and who
are not in receipt of a salary for employment in the
service of the Crown in right of Ontario shall be paid
the following fees:
1. Sheriff's Officers and Process Servers —
The serving of any writ, subpoena,
notice, pleading or other paper
for each party served $ 1.50
2. Escorts —
Conveying prisoners to a penitentiary
or to another jurisdiction or a juvenile
to a training school, per diem 15.00
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O. Reg. 392/68 2763
3. Constables —
(o) summoning a jury for coroner's
inquest, including attendance at
inquest $ 8.00
(b) attending each adjournment of
coroner's inquest 4.00
4. Shorthand Court Reporters —
(c) holders of a Chartered Short-
hand Reporters' Association of
Ontario Certificate of Qualifica-
tion —
per hour 7.00
maximum per diem 35.00
(b) others —
per hour 5.00
maximum per diem 25.00
2. Disbursements actually and necessarily in-
curred while in attendance upon a judge of the Supreme
Court when holding a sitting of the Supreme Court or
incurred in the execution of his order, shall be paid by
the Sheriflf out of the monies provided by the Legisla-
ture for the maintenance of county, district and
division courts.
3. — (1) Mileage allowance for executing a warrant,
serving a writ, subpoena, notice, pleading or other
paper, per mile actually travelled one way shall be,
(a) in northern Ontario, 25 cents; and
(b) in southern Ontario, 20 cents.
( 2 ) Persons conveying prisoners to a penitentiary or
another jurisdiction or escorting a juvenile to a training
school shall receive ' the reimbursement of actual
living expenses and,
(o) where public conveyance is used, the actual
travelling expenses; or
(b) where a private conveyance is used, a mileage
allowance for each mile actually travelled one
way,
(i) in northern Ontario, 25 cents, and
(ii) in southern Ontario, 20 cents.
(3) Where a constable attending coroner's inquest
or a court reporter who is not in receipt of a salary for
employment in the service of the Crown in right of
Ontario, is required in the performance of his duties to
attend at a location which is not in the community in
which he ordinarily resides, he shall be paid a mileage
allowance for each mile actually travelled one way from
his residence,
(a) in northern Ontario, 25 cents; and
(b) in southern Ontario, 20 cents.
(4) For the purpose of this section, the dividing line
between northern Ontario and southern Ontario is as
follows :
Healy Lake (Municipal) Road from Healy
Lake easterly to its junction with Highway
612; Highway 612 to Highway 103; Highway
103 easterly to its junction with Highway 69;
Highway 69 easterly to its junction with
Highway 118; Highway 118 through Brace-
bridge to its junction with Highway 11;
Highway 11 northerly to its junction with
Highway 60 at Huntsville; Highway 60
easterly to its junction with Highway 62 at
Killaloe Station; Highway 62 to Pembroke;
the above-named highways to be included in
southern Ontario.
4. Fees and expenses at the rates in force on the
31st day of December, 1967, shall continue to be paid
for services rendered in the period from the 1st day of
January, 1968 to 30th day of September, 1968.
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45
THE ADMINISTRATION OF JUSTICE ACT,
1968
O. Reg. 392/68.
Fees and Expenses — Justices of
the PgcIcg
Made— October 31st, 1968.
Filed— November 1st, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE ADMINISTRATION OF JUSTICE ACT,
1968
FEES AND EXPENSES —
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE
1. On and after the 1st day of October, 1968, a
Justice of the Peace who is not in receipt of a salary for
employment in the service of the Crown in right of
Ontario shall be paid the following fees:
1. Swearing information,
(a) information portion of traffic
ticket $ .50
(b) information for search warrant . .50
(c) all other informations 1.00
2. Issuing search warrant SO
3. Issuing summons to accused or warrant
(other than search warrant) 50
4. Copy of summons to accused or warrant
(including search warrant) 30
5. Warrant where summons to accused
issued in the first instance 50
6. Issuing subpoena (one per case) to wit-
nesses, unless the Justice of the Peace
or the Court considers it necessary or
desirable to issue more than one 50
7. Copy of subpoena or copy of warrant
for a witness 30
8. Attending to remand a prisoner (in-
cluding preparation and completion of
warrant or remand) 1.00
9. Attending to take recognizance of bail
(including preparation and completion
of recognizance and copies) 2.00
10. Presiding in court at the direction of a
judge or magistrate to adjourn cases
which are ordinarily heard by a judge or
magistrate — per sitting 5.00
11. Presiding in court at the direction of a
judge or magistrate to hear and deter-
mine prosecutions — per sitting 20.00
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Where a sitting exceeds 2 hours, an
additional fee of $10 may be allowed at
the discretion of a judge or magistrate.
12. Preparing a record of conviction or
order upon the request of a party to the
proceedings $ 1.00
13. Copy of a writing other than a con-
viction or order upon the request of a
party to the proceedings, per page 1.50
14. Bill of costs, when made out in detail
upon the request of a party to the pro-
ceedings 50
15. Attending to take any recognizance
other than a recognizance of bail (in-
cluding preparation and completion of
recognizances and copies) 2.00
2. — (1) A Justice of the Peace who is in receipt of a
salary for employment, other than a full-time position
of Justice of the Peace, in the service of the Crown in
right of Ontario, shall be paid fees as set out in sec-
tion 1 and a mileage allowance as set out in section 4,
upon a certificate of a judge or a magistrate, for services
performed as a Justice of the Peace outside of normal
working hours.
(2) A Justice of the Peace to whom subsection 1
applies shall pay to the Treasurer of Ontario all fees
collected by him as a Justice of the Peace during
normal working hours.
(3) Normal working hours for the purposes of this
section shall be 8.30 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily from Monday
through Friday, excepting annual vacation and statu-
tory holidays.
3. — (1) Where a Justice of the Peace is required in
the performance of his duties,
(a) to attend to remand a prisoner;
(6) to attend to take recognizance of bail;
(c) to preside in court at the direction of a judge
or magistrate to adjourn cases which are
ordinarily heard by a judge or magistrate;
(d) to preside in court at the direction of a judge
or magistrate to hear and determine prosecu-
tions; or
(e) to attend to take any recognizance other than
a recognizance of bail,
at a location which is not in the community in which he
ordinarily resides, he shall be paid a mileage allowance
for each mile actually travelled one way from his
residence,
(/) in northern Ontario, 25 cents; and
(g) in southern Ontario, 20 cents.
(2) For the purposes of this section, the dividing
line between northern and southern Ontario is as
follows:
Healy Lake (Municipal) Road from Healy
Lake easterly to its junction with Highway
612; Highway 612 to Highway 103; Highway
103 easterly to its junction with Highway 69;
Highway 69 easterly to its junction with
Highway 118; Highway 118 through Brace-
bridge to its junction with Highway 11;
Highway 11 northerly to its junction with
Highway 60 at Huntsville; Highway 60
easterly to its junction with Highway 62 at
Killaloe Station; Highway 62 to Pembroke;
the above-named highways to be included in
southern Ontario.
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THE INDUSTRIAL STANDARDS ACT
O. Reg. 393/68.
Schedule — Bricklaying and Stonemasonry
Industry — Hamilton.
Made— August 9th, 1968.
Approved— October 24th, 1968.
Filed— November 1st, 1968.
ORDER MADE UNDER
THE INDUSTRIAL STANDARDS ACT
1. Section 4 of the Schedule to Ontario Regulation
184/65 is revoked and the following substituted there-
for:
MINIMUM RATES OF WAGES
4. The minimum rate of wages for work per-
formed during a regular working day, for
night work and for overtime work performed
under the authority of section 8, is,
(a) to and including the 31st day of
October, 1968, $4.08 an hour,
(b) from and including the 1st day of
November, 1968, to and including the
30th day of April, 1969, $4.28 an hour;
(c) from and including the 1st day of May,
1969, to and including the 31st day of
October, 1969, $4.58 an hour;
(d) from and including the 1st day of
November, 1969, to and including the
30th day of April, 1970, $4.83 an
hour; and
(e) on and after the 1st day of May, 1970,
$4.88 an hour.
2. Section 9 of the Schedule to Ontario Regulation
184/65 is revoked and the following substituted
therefor:
RATE OF WAGES FOR OVERTIME WORK
9. Subject to section 4, the rate of wages for
overtime work is,
(a) to and including the 31st day of
October, 1968, $8.16 an hour;
{b) from and including the 1st day of
November, 1968, to and including the
30th day of April, 1969, $8.56 an hour;
(c) from and including the 1st day of May,
1969, to and including the 31st day of
October, 1969, $9.16 an hour;
(d) from and including the 1st day of
November, 1969, to and including the
30th day of April, 1970, $9.66 an hour;
and
(e) on and after the 1st day of May, 1970,
$9.76 an hour.
3. The Schedule to Ontario Regulation 184/65 is
amended by adding thereto the following section:
VACATIONS
11. — (1) In this section, "period of entitlement"
means the period from the 1st day of July
in any year to the 30th day of June in the
year next following.
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(2) Where an employee has not ceased to be
employed by his employer, the employee is
entitled to be paid by the employer on the
30th day of June in each year, as vacation
with pay, an amount equal to 4 per cent of
the employee's gross earnings during his
period of entitlement.
(3) Where an employee has ceased to be employed
by his employer, the employee is entitled to
be paid by the employer, within ten days of
the cessation of employment, as vacation with
pay, an amount equal to 4 percent of the
employee's gross earnings for that part of the
employee's period of entitlement that he was
in the employ of the employer.
4. This Order comes into force on the tenth day
after publication thereof in The Ontario Gazette under
The Regulations Act.
We Concur:
Advisory Committee for the
Bricklaying and Stonemasonry Industry-
Hamilton Zone
WM. Mcdowell
Chairman
A. ZELLNSKI
M. HOLLICK
E. BISHOP
M. E. HOWARD,
Director of Labour Standards.
Dated at Toronto, this 9th day of August, 1968.
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Publications Under The Regulations Act
November 16th, 1968
THE HIGHWAY TRAFFIC ACT
O. Reg. 394/68.
Speed Limits.
Made— October 31st, 1968.
Filed— November 4th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE HIGHWAY TRAFFIC ACT
1. Paragraph 3a of Part 4 of Schedule 8 to Regu-
lation 232 of Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1960,
as remade by subsection 2 of section 1 of Ontario
Regulation 252/66, is revoked.
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THE SECURITIES ACT, 1966
O. Reg. 395/68.
General.
Made— October 31st, 1968.
Filed— November 5th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE SECURITIES ACT, 1966
1. Clause h of subsection 1 of section 3 of Ontario
Regulation 101/67, as remade by section 2 of Ontario
Regulation 223/68, is revoked.
2. Subsection 2 of section 57 of Ontario Regulation
101/67, as remade by section 8 of Ontario Regulation
223/68, is amended by striking out "an affidavit" in
the fifth line and inserting in lieu thereof "a certificate",
and by striking out "an officer or director" in the fifth
and sixth lines and inserting in lieu thereof "an officer,
director or transfer agent".
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THE NURSING HOMES ACT, 1966
O. Reg. 396/68.
General.
Made— October 31st, 1968.
Filed— November 6th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE NURSING HOMES ACT, 1966
1. Ontario Regulation 37/67, as amended by
Ontario Regulation 44/68, is further amended by
adding thereto the following section:
26c. Where,
(a) a fire has occurred in a nursing home;
or
{b) a resident has been assaulted or
injured,
the administrator shall forthwith submit to
the Department a written report containing
full details of the fire, assault or injury, as the
case may be.
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THE HOMES FOR SPECIAL CARE ACT,
1964
O. Reg. 397/68.
General.
Made— October 31st, 1968.
Filed— November 6th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE HOMES FOR SPECIAL CARE ACT,
1964
1. Ontario Regulation 261/64, as amended by
Ontario Regulations 104/65, 87/66, 135/66, 298/66,
352/67 and 236/68, is further amended by adding
thereto the following section:
32a.— (1) Where,
(a) a fire has occurred in a home for
special care; or
(6) a resident has been assaula ted or injured,
the administrator shall forthwith submit to
the Director a written report containing full
details of the fire, assault or injury, as the
case may be.
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THE INDUSTRIAL STANDARDS ACT
O. Reg. 398/68.
Schedule — Barbering Industry-
Peterborough Zone.
Made— October 31st, 1968.
Filed— November 8th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE INDUSTRIAL STANDARDS ACT
1. The Schedule is in force during pleasure within
the Peterborough Zone and is binding upon the em-
ployers and employees in the barbering industry.
2. Ontario Regulation 192/61 is revoked.
3. This Regulation comes into force on the tenth
day after the publication thereof in The Ontario Gazette
under The Regulations Act.
Schedule
BARBERING INDUSTRY
Peterborough Zone
interpretation
1. In this Schedule,
(a) "holiday" means,
(i) Sunday;
(ii) New Year's Day;
(iii) Good Friday;
(iv) Victoria Day;
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(v) Dominion Day;
(vi) Peterborough Civic Holiday;
(vii) Labour Day;
(viii) Thanksgiving Day;
(ix) Christmas Day; and
(x) the 26th day of December;
(6) "week" means the period beginning with
Sunday and ending with the Saturday next
following, both inclusive.
HOURS OF WORK
2. No person shall perform work in the industry,
(c) on a holiday;
(6) before 8 a.m. or after,
(i) 6 p.m. on Monday, Tuesday, Wednes-
day, Thursday or Friday, or
(ii) 5 p.m. on Saturday; or
(c) on a day that the employer elects under
section 3.
3. — (1) The employer shall elect either Monday or
Wednesday in each week as a day during which work
is not to be performed by his employees.
(2) The employer shall,
(a) post conspicuously in a place where his em-
ployees are engaged in their duties; and
(b) file with the advisory committee,
a notice setting out the day during which work is not
to be performed by his employees.
(3) Where an employer changes his election, he
shall give thirty days' notice in writing to his employees
and to the advisory committee of the new day elected.
4. Notwithstanding section 2, where a holiday falls
on a day in a week other than,
(o) the day elected by his employer under section
3; or
(b) Sunday,
an employee may perform work in the same week on
the day elected.
CLASSIFICATION OF EMPLOYEES
5. The following classification of employees in the
industry is established:
Class A — ^A person who is given full-time employ-
ment.
Class B — A person who is given part-time work or
casual employment.
MINIMUM RATES OF WAGES
6. — (1) The minimum rate of wages for all work
performed in the industry by employees is,
(c) for a Class A employee, 70 per cent of the
proceeds from the work performed by him or
$50 a week, whichever is the greater; and
(b) for a Class B employee, 70 per cent of the
proceeds from the work performed by him or
$1 an hour, whichever is the greater.
(2) The percentages in subsection 1 shall be com-
puted upon the gross receipts for work performed at
not less than,
(a) the minimum charge for each operation
established in section 8; or
(b) the prevailing charge established in the shop
for each operation,
whichever is the greater.
7. No deductions shall be made from the minimum
rate of wages for,
(c) materials supplied;
(b) laundry service; or
(c) operating expenses of any kind.
MINIMUM CHARGES
8. — (1) The minimum charge for each operation in
the industry is as follows:
i. Facial massage, plain 75 cents
ii. Hair-cut or trim for persons 14 years
of age and over $1.00
iii. Hair-cut for persons under 14 years
of age 75 cents
iv. Head-rub 35 cents
v. Shampoo, plain 75 cents
vi. Shave 75 cents
vii. Singe 50 cents
(2) No employer or employee shall,
(a) contract for or accept prices lower than those
in subsection 1;
(b) combine any of the operations named in
subsection 1 without charging for each
operation in the combination; or
(c) give any article or premium to the customer
without charging the full value of the article
or premium.
The Director approves section 8 of this Schedule.
M. E. HOWARD,
Director of Labour Standards.
Dated at Toronto, this 17th day of October, 1968.
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Publications Under The Regulations Act
November 23rd, 1968
THE CONSERVATION AUTHORITIES ACT
O. Reg. 399/68.
Conservation Areas — Grand River
Conservation Authority.
Made— July 31st, 1968.
Approved — November 7th, 1968.
Filed— November 12th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE CONSERVATION AUTHORITIES ACT
CONSERVATION AREAS
Grand River Conservation Authority
1. In this Regulation,
(c) "Authority" means the Grand River Con-
servation Authority;
(b) "conservation area" means a tract of land
consisting of one parcel or two or more con-
tiguous parcels of land owned by the Autho-
rity;
(c) "vehicle" means a vehicle as defined in The
Highway Traffic Act.
2. This Regulation applies to the use by the public
of conservation areas and to the use of works, vehicles,
boats, services and things owned or under the control
of the Authority.
3. Any person authorized to issue a permit by this
Regulation may refuse to issue a permit without giving
any reason for such refusal, where, in the opinion of
the issuer, to issue such permit would not be in the
interest of, .
(c) the best, safest and most orderly use of the
conservation area by the public; or
(6) the best administration of the conservation
area, having regard to all circumstances in-
cluding the restoration and development of
the natural resources of the conservation
4. No person shall,
(a) deface, remove or damage any property,
building or structure in a conservation area;
(b) remove, injure or destroy any tree, shrub,
plant, flower or growing thing or any soil,
rock or other material in a conservation area;
(c) kill, trap, hunt, pursue or in any manner
disturb or cause to be disturbed any wild bird
or animal within a conservation area except,
(i) in an area set aside by the Authority
for the purpose, or
(ii) under the authority of a permit issued
by the General Manager;
(d) fire or discharge any fire-arm, torpedo,
rocket or fireworks of any type or kind in a
conservation area; or
(e) perform any act that causes or is likely to
cause danger to other persons using a con-
servation area.
5. No person shall leave any refuse or other objects
or material within a conservation area except in recep-
tacles or pits provided by the Authority for the
purpose.
6. No person shall erect, post, paste, fasten, paint
or affix any placard, bill, notice or sign in a conservation
area unless a permit therefor is first obtained from the
General Manager.
7. — (1) No person shall bring a horse or other
animal into a conservation area without a permit
issued therefor by the General Manager.
(2) No person shall permit a dog, cat or other pet
to be in a conservation area unless,
(a) the dog, cat or other pet is secured by a leash
that does not exceed six feet in length ; or
(b) a permit therefor has been issued by the
General Manager.
8. No person shall,
(o) sell or offer for sale any article or service;
(b) advertise or carry on any business or com-
mercial enterprise; or
(c) beg or solicit charity,
within a conservation area without a permit therefor
issued by the General Manager.
9. No person shall bring a show or public per-
formance of any kind or equipment for the entertain-
ment of the public in general into a conservation area
without a permit therefor issued by the General
Manager.
10. No person shall conduct a public meeting or
perform any act that congregates or is likely to con-
gregate persons in a conservation area.
11. No person other than a person who occupies a
camp-site shall be a conservation area after sunset or
before sunrise without a permit therefor issued by the
General Manager.
12. — (1) No person shall wade, bathe or swim in a
conservation area except at such times and at such
places as are set aside by the Authority for the purpose.
(2) No person shall take any inflatable object,
snorkel or other underwater breathing device into the
water in a conservation area.
13. — (1) No person shall use any type of water-
craft in a conservation area except in a part thereof
that is set aside by the Authority for the purpose.
(2) No person shall swim or operate any watercraft
at a distance of less than fifty yards from dam struc-
tures and embankments.
(3) No person shall enter into a restricted area
where the area is so posted.
(4) No person shall keep a houseboat in a conser-
vation area for a longer period than one day unless a
permit therefor is obtained from the General Manager.
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14. — (1) Except under the authority of a permit
therefor issued by the General Manager, no person
shall light or maintain a fire in a conservation area in a
place other than a fireplace or other location approved
by the Authority for the purpose.
(2) No person who lights a fire in a conservation
area shall leave the fire unattended or leave the site of
the fire before it is completely extinguished.
15. Except in conservation areas that have been
set aside and posted by the Authority for hunting or
archery, no person, other than a peace officer, shall
possess an air-gun, fire-arm, slingshot or archery
equipment in a conservation area.
16. No person shall occupy a camp-site except
under the authority of a camp-site permit issued by
the General Manager.
17.— (1) Sections 63, 68, 69 and 71 of The Highway
Traffic Act shall apply to the operation of vehicles on
roads under the jurisdiction of the Authority.
(2) No person shall,
(a) operate a vehicle within the conservation area
except on a roadway or other place set aside
by the Authority for the purpose;
(b) operate a vehicle at a speed in excess of
fifteen miles per hour unless otherwise posted
on any road under the jurisdiction of the
Authority;
(c) operate a vehicle within a conservation area
in a place other than one that has been set
aside by the Authority for the purpose;
(d) operate a public commercial vehicle as defined
by The Public Commercial Vehicles Act within
a conservation area except for the purpose of
making deliveries within the conservation
area; or
(e) operate a motorized snow vehicle in a con-
servation area, except in a part thereof set
aside for the purpose.
18. A conservation area or any part thereof may be
closed or closed to certain uses during such specified
periods of time as the Authority may from time to
time determine and no person shall enter upon, use or
occupy any such conservation area or part thereof
during the times posted.
19. Where the provisions of this Regulation are in
conflict with the terms of a lease of a cottage lot or
farm or an agreement with the Ontario Pioneer Com-
munity Foundation, the terms of the lease or agreement
prevail.
20. The penalty for a breach of this Regulation is a
fine not exceeding $100.
21. Ontario Regulation 338/62 is revoked.
Grand River Conservation Authority.
JAMES S. BAUER,
Chairman.
G. M. COUTTS,
Secretary- Treasurer.
Dated at Gait, this 31st day of July, 1968.
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THE HIGHWAY TRAFFIC ACT
O. Reg. 400/68.
Speed Limits.
Made— October 31st, 1968.
Filed— November 12th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE HIGHWAY TRAFFIC ACT
1. Regulation 232 of Revised Regulations of
Ontario, 1960 is amended by adding thereto the fol-
lowing sections:
5. Subject to section 6, no person shall drive a
motor vehicle upon those parts of the King's
Highway described in Part 7 of each Schedule
at a greater rate of speed than 70 miles per
hour.
6. No person shall operate a commercial motor
vehicle, except a motor bus, at a greater rate
of speed than 60 miles per hour on those
parts of the King's Highway described in
Part 7 of each Schedule.
2. — (1) Paragraph 1 of Schedule 59 to Regulation
232 of Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1960 is revoked
and the following substituted therefor:
1. That part of the King's Highway known
Simcoe — as No. 400 in the County of Simcoe
lying between a point situate at its inter-
Twps. of section with the King's Highway known
Vespra and as No. 11 in the Township of Vespra and
Medonte a point situate at its intersection with the
King's Highway known as No. 12 in the
Township of Medonte.
(2) The said Schedule 59 is amended by adding
thereto the following Part:
Part 7
1. That part of the King's Highway known
York and as No. 400 lying between a point situate
Simcoe— at its intersection with the roadway
known as Jane Street in the Borough of
Borough of North York in the County of York and
North York a point situate at its intersection with the
King's Highway known as No. 11 in the
Twp. of Township of Vespra in the County of
Medonte Simcoe.
3.— (1) Part 1 of Schedule 60 to Regulation 232 of
Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1960 is revoked.
(2) The said Schedule 60 is amended by adding
thereto the following Part:
Part 7
1. That part of the King's Highway known
as No. 401 lying between its intersection
with the Ontario-Quebec boundary and a
point in the northerly branch of the
highway situate in the Township of
Sandwich South in the County of Essex
measured 1800 feet easterly therealong
from its intersection with the King's
Highway known as No. 3B and lying
between the first intersection and a point
in the southerly branch of the highway
situate in the said Township of Sandwich
South measured 1500 feet northeasterly
therealong from its intersection with the
King's Highway known as No. 3.
4. This Regulation comes into force on the 15th
day of November, 1968.
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THE MILK ACT, 1965
O. Reg. 401/68.
Grade A Milk— Price Differential.
Made— October 24th, 1968.
Approved — November 7th, 1968.
Filed— November 12th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE MILK ACT, 1965
1. Ontario Regulations 81/62 and 292/65 are
revoked.
The Milk Commission of Ontario:
G. A. McCAGUE,
Chairman.
J. F. JEWSON,
Secretary.
Dated at Toronto, this 24th day of October, 1968.
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THE PUBLIC SERVICE ACT, 1961-62
O. Reg. 402/68.
General.
Made— October 10th, 1968.
Approved— October 24th, 1968.
Filed— November 13th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE PUBLIC SERVICE ACT, 1961-62
1, Ontario Regulation 190/62 is amended by adding
thereto the following section:
4c.— (1) Where,
(c) a civil servant; or
(i) a public servant appointed to Group 3
of the unclassified service,
is assigned from one position to another
position and the position to which the civil
servant or public servant, as the case may be,
is assigned has a higher maximum salary than
the maximum salary for the position from
which the civil servant, or public servant, as
the case may be, was assigned, the assign-
ment shall be probationary for a period of
three months from the date of the assign-
ment.
(2) At the conclusion of the three-month proba-
tionary period referred to in subsection 1, the
civil servant or public servant, as the case
may be, shall,
(a) be assigned permanently to the posi-
tion; or
(&) if his deputy minister is not satisfied
that the civil servant or public servant,
as the case may be, has met the re-
quirements of his position, be re-
assigned to his former position or
assigned to a position for which the
maximum salary is equal to the maxi-
mum salary of his former position.
(3) Sections 38 to 42 do not apply to a civil
servant or a public servant, as the case may
be, referred to in this section who has been,
(c) assigned permanently to a position
under clause a of subsection 2 ; or
(ft) reassigned to his former position or
assigned to a position, for which the
maximum salary is equal to the maxi-
mum salary of his former position,
under clause b of subsection 2.
2. Clauses b and c of subsection 2 of section 9 of
Ontario Regulation 190/62 are revoked and the follow-
ing substituted therefor:
(6) over one month upon the certificate of the
Commission.
Civil Service Commission:
D. J. COLLINS,
Chairman.
Dated at Toronto, this 10th day of October, 1968.
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THE AIR POLLUTION CONTROL ACT, 1967
O. Reg. 403/68.
Air Contaminants from Motor Vehicles.
Made— November 7th, 1968.
Filed— November 14th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE AIR POLLUTION CONTROL ACT, 1967
AIR CONTAMINANTS FROM
MOTOR VEHICLES
interpretation
1. In this Regulation,
(a) "commercial motor vehicle" means a com-
mercial motor vehicle as defined in The High-
way Traffic Act and,
(i) that has a design capacity of not more
than one-half ton,
(ii) that is manufactured after the com-
mencement of the 1969 model year of
the manufacturer, and
(iii) for which a motor vehicle permit is
issued by the Ontario Department of
Transport;
(6) "crankcase" means the enclosure within a
motor vehicle engine that is connected to the
oil pump by internal passages through which
gases and vapours can flow;
(c) "crankcase emissions" means air contaminant
or contaminants that are emitted to the out-
door atmosphere through any opening in the
crankcase;
{d) "engine displacement" means the product
expressed in cubic inches, resulting from the
multiplication of the total cross-sectional area
of the cylinders of the motor vehicle engine
as expressed in square inches, and the piston
stroke as expressed in inches;
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(e) "exhaust emissions" means air contaminant
or contaminants emitted to the outdoor
atmosphere from any opening downstream
from the exhaust port of a motor vehicle
engine;
(/) "exhaust emission system" in respect of a
motor vehicle engine includes the exhaust
port, exhaust manifold, exhaust pipe, muffler,
tail pipe and such systems or devices incor-
porated therein or connected therewith to
prevent or lessen the emission of air con-
taminant or contaminants into the outdoor
atmosphere;
(g) "model" in respect of a new motor vehicle
means a class of motor vehicle designed, con-
structed and assembled by the manufacturer
thereof for a particular purpose and de-
signated as a model by the manufacturer
during a model year;
(h) "model year" means the annual period of
manufacturing of new motor vehicles or new
motor vehicle engines, in the twelve-month
period designated by the manufacturer, but,
where the manufacturer does not so designate
such motor vehicles and motor vehicle engines,
the model year in respect of such motor
vehicles and motor vehicle engines means the
twelve-month period beginning on the 1st
day of January of the year in which such
manufacturing begins;
(i) "motorcycle" means a self-propelled motor
vehicle having a seat or saddle for the use
of the driver and designed to travel on not
more than three wheels in contact with the
ground and includes a bicycle with a motor
attached and a motor scooter, but does not
include any motor vehicle that weighs at
least 1,500 pounds;
(j) "motor vehicle engine" includes the exhaust
emission system;
(k) "passenger motor vehicle" means a motor
vehicle other than a motorcycle or a bus,
(i) that is designed to carry an operator
and one or more passengers,
(ii) that is manufactured after the com-
mencement of the 1969 model year of
the manufacturer, and
(iii) for which a motor vehicle permit is
issued by the Ontario Department of
Transport;
(/) "system or device" includes any modification
of a motor vehicle having a motor vehicle
engine, which modification prevents or lessens
the emission of air contaminant or con-
taminants into the outdoor atmosphere;
(m) "ultimate purchaser" means the person to
whom a motor vehicle permit for the operation
of a motor vehicle or motor vehicle engine is
issued by the Ontario Department of Trans-
port.
APPLICATION
2. — (1) This Regulation applies to,
(a) commercial motor vehicles and passenger
motor vehicles; and
(b) new motor vehicle engines designed, con-
structed and assembled by a manufacturer for
installation in new passenger motor vehicles
and new commercial motor vehicles,
manufactured after the commencement of the 1969
model year and sold, offered or exposed for sale to or
used by the ultimate purchaser who is a resident of
Ontario.
(2) This Regulation applies to all new motor
vehicles sold, offered or exposed for sale as 1969 models
to the ultimate purchaser who is a resident of Ontario.
EXEMPTIONS
3. The classes and types of new motor vehicles
and new motor vehicle engines exempt from this
Regulation are,
(a) a motor vehicle engine that has an engine
displacement of less than 50 cubic inches;
(b) a motor vehicle having a motor vehicle engine
that has an engine displacement of less than
50 cubic inches;
(c) a motor vehicle engine in a commercial motor
vehicle that has a design capacity of more than
one-half ton;
(d) a commercial motor vehicle that has a design
capacity of more than one-half ton;
(e) a motorcycle;
(/) a motor vehicle or motor vehicle engine not
intended for use on a street or highway;
(g) a motor vehicle or motor vehicle engine that
is operated by a person not a resident of
Ontario who is in Ontario temporarily;
(h) a new motor vehicle or new motor vehicle
engine that uses fuel other than gasoline for
motive power;
(i) new motor vehicles having new motor vehicle
engines of a specified engine displacement of
which not more than fifty such new motor
vehicles having new motor vehicle engines
are sold or delivered in Ontario in any model
year; or
(j) any new motor vehicle, having a new motor
vehicle engine, forming part of a manufac-
turer's total annual sales volume in Ontario
where such total annual sales volume does not
exceed 100 new motor vehicles having new
motor vehicle engines.
STANDARDS FOR SYSTEMS OR DEVICES
4. Where a system or device is installed on or incor-
porated in a new motor vehicle or a new motor vehicle
engine, such system or device, in its operation or func-
tion, shall meet the requirements of section 6 and,
(a) shall not cause emission into the outdoor
atmosphere of any air contaminant or con-
taminants that would not be emitted into the
outdoor atmosphere during the operation of
such motor vehicle or motor vehicle engine if
the motor vehicle or motor vehicle engine
were not equipped with such system or device;
and
(b) shall not result in any unsafe condition en-
dangering persons or property.
CRANKCASE EMISSIONS
5. — (1) Where a new motor vehicle or new motor
vehicle engine is operated in Ontario, the crankcase
of the motor vehicle engine shall be constructed in
such manner and maintained in such condition that no
crankcase emissions are discharged into the outdoor
atmosphere.
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(2) The manufacturer of any new motor vehicle or
new motor vehicle engine on or in which a system or
device is installed or incorporated to comply with the
requirements of subsection 1 shall test or cause to be
tested as many motor vehicles and motor vehicle
engines as are required to ensure that the motor vehicles
or motor vehicle engines meet the requirements of
subsection 1 for not less than one year after sale and
delivery to the ultimate purchaser.
EXHAUST EMISSIONS
6. — (1) Where a new motor vehicle or a new motor
vehicle engine is operated in Ontario, the hydro-
carbon and carbon monoxide content of the exhaust
emissions shall not exceed,
(a) where the engine displacement is at least
50 cubic inches but not more than 100 cubic
inches,
(i) 410 parts per million by volume of
hydrocarbons, or
(ii) 2.3 per cent by volume of carbon
monoxide;
(b) where the engine displacement is more than
100 cubic inches but not more than 140 cubic
inches,
(i) 350 parts per million by volume of
hydrocarbons, or
(ii) 2.0 per cent by volume of carbon
monoxide; and
(c) where the engine displacement is more than
140 cubic inches,
(i) 275 parts per million by volume of
hydrocarbons, or
(ii) 1.5 per cent by volume of carbon
monoxide.
(2) The requirements of subsection 1 apply to
composite values calculated under section 8 from
results obtained in tests of exhaust emissions from the
operation of the new motor vehicles and new motor
vehicle engines in accordance with the test procedures
set out in section 7.
(3) Where the composite value calculated under
section 8 for a motor vehicle having a motor vehicle
engine of a specified engine displacement does not
exceed the amounts of hydrocarbons and carbon
monoxide set out in subsection 1, every motor vehicle
having a motor vehicle engine of the same specified
engine displacement shall be deemed to comply with the
requirements of subsection 1.
7. — (1) For the purposes of this section,
(a) where the records of a manufacturer of his
sales in Ontario of motor vehicles in any
year are not available or are inadequate for
the selection of new motor vehicles and new
motor vehicle engines for a model year for
testing under subsection 2, the manufacturer
shall make selections of new motor vehicles
and new motor vehicle engines on the basis
of his total sales of motor vehicles and motor
vehicle engines; or
(6) where any motor vehicle manufacturer is
subject to the terms and conditions of the
Canada-U.S. Automotive Products Trade
Agreement, he may, when selecting new motor
vehicles and new motor vehicle engines for
a model year for testing under subsection 2
base his selection on the records of his sales
for the area ■covered by the Agreement.
(2) Procedures for testing and inspecting systems
or devices installed on or incorporated in new motor
vehicles and new motor vehicle engines to prevent or
lessen the emission into the outdoor atmosphere of
any air contaminant or contaminants from the opera-
tion of such new motor vehicles or new motor vehicle
engines, shall be as follows:
1. Where a manufacturer of new motor vehicles
and new motor vehicle engines intends to
sell, offer or expose for sale in any model year
a new motor vehicle having a new motor
vehicle engine, he shall select, from his manu-
facture of such motor vehicles and motor
vehicle engines, for testing of exhaust emis-
sions,
(a) at least two such motor vehicles having
motor vehicle engines of the same
engine displacement; and
(b) where the probable sales volume of new
motor vehicles having motor vehicle
engines of a specified engine displace-
ment will account for at least one-half
of one per cent of the total number of
new motor vehicles sold in Ontario in
the latest preceding model year of the
manufacturer for which sales records
in Ontario are available, at least four
new motor vehicles having motor
vehicle engines of the same engine
displacement,
but in no case shall the total number of new
motor vehicles having new motor vehicle
engines be fewer than four.
2. New motor vehicles used for the testing of
the new motor vehicle engines shall be those
vehicles in which the manufacturer usually
installs such engines and shall be equipped as
nearly as possible with transmission and
carburetors in proportion to the number of
comparable motor vehicles so equipped in the
latest preceding model year of the manu-
facturer for which his sales records in Ontario
are available.
3. Where under paragraph 2, a manufacturer
makes tests of new motor vehicles having new
motoj" vehicle engines and installs a combina-
tion 'of engine and transmission system in
more than one model of motor vehicles, only
one series of tests of exhaust emissions is
required, but, where the combination of such
engine and transmission system in any new
motor vehicle may increase the amount of
hydrocarbons and carbon monoxide in the
exhaust emissions, tests are required in
respect of each motor vehicle.
4. Each new motor vehicle having a new motor
vehicle engine to be tested for amounts of
hydrocarbons and carbon monoxide in exhaust
emissions shall be driven a distance of at
least 4,000 miles and tests shall then be
made for the amounts of hydrocarbons and
carbon monoxide in the exhaust emissions,
each test being of the motor vehicle running
on a dynamometer and the motor vehicle
engine for each test being run from a cold start
through seven identical testing cycles without
stalling of the motor vehicle engine and with
each cycle lasting 137 seconds and consisting
of a series of periods of acceleration, decelera-
tion, steady speeds and idling.
5. The hydrocarbon and carbon monoxide con-
tent of the exhaust emissions referred to in
paragraph 4 shall be measured for each period
of the seven testing cycles and shall be re-
corded in respect of each motor vehicle engine
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so that a value, representative of the hydro-
carbon and carbon monoxide content in the
exhaust emissions during the periods of the
seven testing cycles, is obtained for that
engine for the purposes of section 8.
6. In addition to the selection of new motor
vehicles having new motor vehicle engines for
testing of exhaust emissions under paragraphs
1 to 5, the manufacturer shall select not
fewer than four and not more than ten motor
vehicles for tests of durability of the systems
or devices or of the exhaust emission system
and in the selection he shall have regard to the
combinations of engine displacements and
transmissions, including automatic and manual
transmission installations, so that his selec-
tions represent at least 70 per cent of the
number of motor vehicles sold by the manu-
facturer in Ontario during his latest preceding
model year for which his sales records in
Ontario are available, but where his records
show that the total number of motor vehicles
sold by him in Ontario is less than 10 per cent
of the total sales in Ontario of all manu-
facturers, the combinations shall be so chosen
that the number of motor vehicles tested for
durability of the systems or devices or of the
exhaust emission systems represents at least
50 per cent of the number of motor vehicles
sold by the manufacturer during that latest
preceding model year, but in no case shall the
number of motor vehicles so tested be fewer
than four.
7. Every new motor vehicle having a new motor
vehicle engine tested under paragraph 6 shall
be driven a distance of at least 50,000 miles
and tested in the manner referred to in para-
graphs 4 and 5, the tests to be carried out on
each motor vehicle at intervals of not more
than 4,000 miles and the results from such
tests shall be recorded.
8. From the results recorded under paragraph 7,
a value shall be calculated for the hydro-
carbon and carbon monoxide content of the
exhaust emissions and the representative
values thus obtained shall be used in the
calculation of the factor mentioned in para-
graph 5 of section 8.
8. — (1) Where recording is made under section 7 of
results of tests for amounts of hydrocarbons and carbon
monoxide in exhaust emissions in respect of any new
motor vehicle having a new motor vehicle engine, a
composite value shall be determined under subsection 2
that takes into account factors of deterioration in
efficiency of the system or device, resulting from the
use of that new motor vehicle and new motor vehicle
engine, in accordance with the procedures under sub-
section 2.
(2) The procedures for calculation of the composite
value of hydrocarbons and carbon monoxide in the
exhaust emissions of each new motor vehicle tested
under section 7 shall be as follows:
1. The representative values recorded in respect
of all motor vehicles and motor vehicle
engines tested under paragraphs 7 and 8 of
section 7, shall be averaged for the following
mileage intervals:
i. 4,000 to 12,000 miles,
ii. 12,000 to 24,000 miles,
iii. 24,000 to 36,000 miles,
iv. 36,000 to 50,000 miles.
2. The result of all tests for amounts of hydro-
carbons and carbon monoxide in exhaust
emissions recorded in respect of all motor
vehicles and motor vehicle engines, tested
under paragraphs 4 and 5 of section 7, shall
be averaged.
3. The values of the averages of the hydrocarbon
concentrations and the carbon monoxide con-
centrations obtained under paragraphs 1 and 2
at the average number of miles travelled shall
be used to obtain two graphs, one for hydro-
carbons and one for carbon monoxide, by
plotting the average hydrocarbon values and
the average carbon monoxide values against
the average number of miles travelled by the
motor vehicle.
4. On each of the graphs mentioned in para-
graph 3, a straight line shall be drawn as near
as possible to the points plotted on the graphs
and the line shall project a sufficient length
to allow readings for emission levels at each
of 4,000 miles and 50,000 miles.
5. The factors in respect of hydrocarbons and
carbon monoxide for deterioration in efficiency
of the systems or devices installed on or in-
corporated in the new motor vehicles and new
motor vehicle engines tested shall be in
accordance with the following formula:
factor =
(704)
exhaust emissions extrapolated to
exhaust emissions extrapolated to
50,000 miles
4.000 miles
6. The results of all tests of exhaust emissions to
determine amounts of hydrocarbons and
carbon monoxide under paragraphs 4 and 5
of section 7 for motor vehicles having motor
vehicle engines of the same engine displace-
ment shall be averaged.
7. For each engine displacement the composite
value mentioned in subsection 1 shall be
obtained by multiplication of the hydrocarbon
factor or the carbon monoxide factor described
in paragraph 5, as the case may be, by the
amount of the average obtained under para-
graph 6.
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THE WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION ACT
O. Reg. 404/68.
General.
Made— October 24th, 1968.
Approved — October 31st, 1968.
Filed— November 15th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION ACT
1. Item 4 of Class 12 of Schedule 1 to Regulation
571 of Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1960 is amended
by adding thereto the following clause:
(da) plastic compounds;
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2. — (1) Clause e of sub-item i of item 1 of Class 17
of Schedule 1 to Regulation 571 of Revised Regulations
of Ontario, 1960 is revoked and the following sub-
stituted therefor:
(e) canvas, awnings, canvas goods, tarpaulins or
tents;
(2) Item 1 of the said Class 17, as amended by
section 4 of Ontario Regulation 328/62, is further
amended by adding thereto the following sub-item:
vi. Erecting awnings.
3. — (1) Clauses c, d, u and v of sub-item i of item 1
of Class 18 of Schedule 1 to Regulation 571 of Revised
Regulations of Ontario, 1960 are revoked.
(2) Sub-item iii of item 1 of the said Class 18 is
revoked.
4. Sub-item vi of item 1 of Class 21 of Schedule 1
to Regulation 571 of Revised Regulations of Ontario,
1960 is revoked.
5. Item 2 of Class 23 of Schedule 1 to Regulation
571 of Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1960, as
amended by subsection 2 of section 8 of Ontario Regu-
lation 328/62, is further amended by adding thereto
the following sub-item:
ix. Caisson-work.
6. Sub-item v of item 3 of Class 24 of Schedule 1
to Regulation 571 of Revised Regulations of Ontario,
1960 is revoked and the following substituted therefor:
V. Painting or decorating.
7. This Regulation comes into force on the 1st
day of January, 1969.
The Workmen's Compensation Board:
B. J. LEGGE,
Chairman.
K. B. HARDING,
Secretary.
Dated at Toronto, this 24th day of October, 1968.
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THE DRAINAGE ACT, 1962-63
O. Reg. 405/68.
Rules of Practice and Procedure to
be followed in all Proceedings
before the Referee.
Made— October 24th, 1968.
Approved — November 7th, 1968.
Filed— November 15th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE DRAINAGE ACT, 1962-63
RULES OF PRACTICE AND PROCEDURE
TO BE FOLLOWED IN
ALL PROCEEDINGS BEFORE THE REFEREE
1. In these Rules,
(a) "county court clerk" means the clerk of the
county court for the county in which the
initiating municipality is situate;
(6) "office of the county court clerk" means the
office of the county court for the county in
which the initiating municipality is situate.
2. All proceedings before the referee may be in-
stituted by,
(a) notice of appeal to the referee; or
(h) originating notice in the form of a notice of
motion.
3. — (1) Every notice originating proceedings before
the referee shall be endorsed with a notice,
(a) requiring an appearance to be entered in the
office of the county court clerk of the county
in which the notice instituting the proceedings
is filed; and
(J) in the following form:
Take Notice that you are required
within fifteen days after the service of
this notice on you, inclusive of the day
of service, to cause an appearance to
be entered for you in the office of the
clerk of the county court of the county
of and in default
of your so doing you shall not be
entitled to notice of any further pro-
ceedings herein.
(2) In all proceedings before the referee the
following style of cause shall be used:
In the Court of the Drainage Referee
Between A.B.
CD.
and
Appellant
Respondent
4. Every notice instituting proceedings before the
referee shall be filed in the office of the county court
clerk.
5. — (1) Where an appellant institutes proceedings
in person, the .notice instituting the proceedings shall
be endorsed with the place of residence and occupation
of the appellant.
(2) Where the appellant resides more than five
miles from the office of the county court clerk, the
notice instituting the proceedings shall contain the
name and address of a nominee of the appellant and
the address of the nominee shall not be more than five
miles from the office of the county court clerk.
(3) All documents requiring to be personally served
upon the appellant may be served upon the nominee
of the appellant and service of the documents on the
nominee shall be deemed to be effective service upon
the appellant.
(4) Where an appellant who resides more than five
miles from the office of the county court clerk fails to
name a nominee or give the correct address of the
nominee, any document requiring to be personally
served upon the appellant shall be deemed to be
effectively served if it is posted up in the office of the
county court clerk.
6. Where the Act or these Rules require that service
of any document is to be made upon a municipal cor-
poration, effective service of the document may be
made by serving the document upon the head of the
council of the municipality or upon the clerk of the
municipal corporation.
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7. A notice by which any proceedings under the
Act is instituted shall be deemed to have been effectively
served upon a party respondent if service of the notice
is accepted, and an undertaking to appear is given,
by a solicitor on behalf of the party respondent.
8. Where it is provided by the Act or these Rules
that an affidavit of service of a copy of a document
or of any notice shall be filed with the county court
clerk, an acceptance of service by a solicitor may be
filed in lieu of the affidavit of service.
9. Where a respondent is served with a notice of
appeal or other notice originating proceedings, other
than a notice of motion on an application, the re-
spondent shall enter an appearance within fifteen
days after the service, including the day of service.
10. A respondent shall enter an appearance by
filing, with the clerk of the county court in whose
office the notice of appeal or other notice instituting
proceedings has been filed, a memorandum in writing
requesting the entry of the appearance and,
(c) stating the name and place of business of
the solicitor by whom the memorandum is
filed; or
(b) where the respondent appears in person, giving
his address and his address for service, being
not more than five miles from the office of the
county court clerk.
11. Where a memorandum of appearance does not
contain the address of the respondent or the address
of his solicitor or of a person nominated under subsec-
tion 2 of section 5, the memorandum of appearance shall
not be filed and, where an address for service is illusory
or fictitious, the appearance shall be set aside by the
referee and thereafter, unless the referee otherwise
orders, the appellant may proceed as if the respondent
had not entered an appearance.
12. As soon as a memorandum of appearance is
filed, the county court clerk shall enter the appearance
in the procedure book.
13. — (1) A respondent may enter an appearance
at any time before judgment and, where a respondent
enters an appearance after the time limited for enter-
ing appearances, the respondent shall forthwith give
notice of the appearance.
(2) Where a respondent enters an appearance after
the time limited for entering appearances and omits
to give notice of the appearance, the appellant may
proceed as if no appearance had been entered.
(3) Where a respondent enters an appearance after
the time limited for entering appearances, the terms
as to costs or otherwise under which the appearance
may be entered are in the discretion of the referee.
14. Where there is default of appearance, the party
in default is not entitled to notice of any further
proceedings other than the posting up of documents
in the office of the county court clerk.
15. — (1) The appellant may, within ten days after
the respondent has entered an appearance or within
ten days of the time limited for entering appearances,
move before the referee, after giving seven clear days'
notice, for an order fixing the procedure to be followed.
(2) Where the appellant fails to move for an order
fixing the procedure to be followed within the time
limit prescribed in subsection 1, any party to the
proceedings may apply to the referee, on seven clear
days' notice to the other parties to the proceedings, for
an order fixing the procedure to be followed.
(3) Where an application for an order fixing the
procedure to be followed has been made, the referee,
unless he has reason for postponing the giving of
directions as to any proceedings, shall make an order,
(a) directing all the subsequent proceedings to be
taken by all parties; and
(6) fixing the times for the proceedings,
and the provisions of the order shall be carried out by
praecipe orders issued by the clerk of the county court
in whose office the order is filed.
16. Any party to the proceedings may, after the
time for entering appearances has expired, apply to the
referee for a date for the hearing.
17. A copy of the order under subsection 3 of sec-
tion 15 and of any other orders or appointments made
by the referee shall be forthwith served upon the other
party, or parties, and filed with the county court clerk
in whose office the proceedings are pending.
18. Where an application is made under the Act
upon affidavit, copies of the affidavit and of notice of
the application shall be served, and any party may,
upon being served, apply to the referee for an order
fixing the procedure in the same manner and with the
same results as provided for in section 15 and, where
an application for an order of procedure is not made,
affidavits in answer shall be filed and served within
ten days after service of the notice and affidavits in
reply shall be filed and served within ten days after
the service of the affidavits in answer.
19. Where, in the opinion of the referee, it is de-
sirable for the due dispatch of business and for the
public convenience to appoint fixed dates for sittings,
the referee shall appoint dates for sittings in such
counties as he considers advisable and he shall notify
the clerk of the county court in each of the counties
for which dates for sittings have been appointed and
each clerk so notified shall cause notice of the dates
for sittings to be posted up in his office.
20. — (1) Except as provided in subsection 2, a
party is not entitled, unless the referee so directs, to
examine for discovery the engineer or surveyor who
prepared a report in respect of the drainage works in
question.
(2) Where the proceeding is to quash a by-law
passed under the Act or is an appeal from the report
of an engineer or surveyor, the referee may, upon the
request of an appellant, permit the examination for
discovery of the engineer or surveyor who prepared the
report.
21. Where sittings have been appointed as provided
in section 19, any party affected may bring on for trial
or hearing at the sittings any action or proceedings
under the Act by giving to the other party, or parties,
affected fourteen days' notice and by setting the action
or proceedings down for trial by praecipe order to the
clerk of the county court not less than six clear days
before the date appointed for the sittings.
22. Notwithstanding sections 2 to 21, the referee
may, upon an application being made to him, appoint
a special date for the trial or hearing of any action or
proceedings under the Act.
23. Unless the referee otherwise directs, the party
instituting the proceedings shall, at least six days
before the trial, deposit with the clerk of the county
court for the use of the referee a certified copy of the
notice initiating the proceedings together with all
orders, all defences and objections to the appeal or
reference and any other documents filed relating to
the issues to be tried.
24. — (1) Where a municipal corporation is a party
in a trial of any proceedings under the Act, the muni-
cipal corporation shall, unless otherwise ordered by the
referee, produce at the hearing all documents within
its possession or control relating to the drainage
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works, including all reports, plans, specifications,
assessments, by-laws, provisional by-laws, resolutions,
correspondence and copies of notices sent to rate-
payers entitled to notice.
(2) The referee may require the production of all
documents, referred to in subsection 1, by any muni-
cipality whether or not the municipality is a party in
any proceedings before him.
(3) Where the referee requires a copy, or copies, of
the evidence taken by a stenographic reporter during
a trial of proceedings under the Act, the party initiating
the proceedings shall supply the copy, or copies, of the
evidence and, unless the referee otherwise orders, the
costs of the copy, or copies, of the evidence shall be
taxed in the cause.
25. Non-compliance with these Rules shall not
nullify any notice or any other proceedings unless the
referee otherwise directs, but any notice or any other
proceedings may be set aside by the referee either
wholly or in part as irregular.
26. In any hearing before the referee where viva
voce evidence is to be tendered and where the initiating
municipality or any other municipality that has
procured a report for repair or improvement of a drain-
age works is a party to the proceedings, the munici-
pality shall ensure the attendance at the hearing of
the engineer who made the latest report to the council
of the municipality in respect of the drainage works.
27.— (1) Where,
(a) a municipality is a party; and
(b) an engineer who has reported to the munici-
pality in respect of the drainage works is
present,
the referee may, at th^ commencement of a hearing
and before any evidence is tendered, call upon the
engineer to give evidence in respect of such matters
within his knowledge as the referee considers likely to
be of assistance in delineating the issues in dispute,
and the engineer when called upon by the referee shall
be regarded as an expert witness called by the court
and shall not, while giving the evidence, be eligible
to be examined or cross-examined by any of the
parties.
(2) Where an engineer is called upon to give
evidence under subsection 1 by the referee, the engineer
is eligible to be called upon at a later stage of the hearing
as a witness for any party to the proceedings.
28. An application to set aside any proceedings
because of irregularity shall be made within thirty
days and the referee may disallow such an application
where the party making the application has taken a
fresh step after knowledge of the irregularity.
29. Unless the referee otherwise orders, there shall
be at least seven clear days between the service of a
notice of a motion and the day for a hearing.
30. The referee may increase or decrease the time
appointed by these Rules, or fixed by order, for doing
any act or taking any proceedings upon such terms as
the referee deems just, and any increase or decrease of
time may be ordered although the application for the
increase or decrease is not made until after the expira-
tion of the time appointed or allowed.
31. Every county court clerk shall, at the request
of any party and upon receiving a praecipe for the
purpose and payment of the necessary postage and
express charges for the transmission and return of the
same, transmit to the referee the proceedings on file
in his ofiice.
32. Unless by consent of the parties or by leave of
the referee, no trial shall take place or motion be heard
during the long vacation or the Christmas vacation as
prescribed in section 179 of Regulation 396 of Revised
Regulations of Ontario, 1960, being the Rules of
Practice and Procedure of the Supreme Court of
Ontario.
33. The referee may fix the amount of fees and
expenses to be allowed as between party and party for
a professional or expert witness or witnesses.
SYDNEY L.
CLUNIS,
Referee.
Dated at Windsor, this 24th day of October, 1968.
(706) 47
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Publications Under The Regulations Act
November 30th, 1968
THE GAME AND FISH ACT, 1961-62
O. Reg. 406/68.
Fishing Licences.
Made— November 14th, 1968.
Filed— xNovember 18th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE GAME AND FISH ACT, 1961-62
1. Clause d of subsection 8 of section 3 of Ontario
Regulation 46/65 is revoked.
2. Subsection 3 of section 5 of Ontario Regulation
46/65 is amended by striking out "or" at the end of
clause a, by adding "or" at the end of clause b and by
adding thereto the following clause:
(c) not more than 150 feet by eight feet is $20.
3. Section 2 of this Regulation comes into force on
the 1st day of January, 1969.
(730)
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THE HOSPITAL SERVICES COMMISSION ACT
O. Reg. 407/68.
General.
Made— October 24th, 1968.
Approved — -November 7th, 1968.
Filed— November 19th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE HOSPITAL SERVICES COMMISSION ACT
1. Subsection 1 of section 10 of Ontario Regulation
1/67 is amended by striking out "7" in the third line
and inserting in lieu thereof "8".
2. Subsection 1 of section 25 of Ontario Regulation
1/67 is amended by adding at the end thereof "other
than a dependant of an insured person".
Ontario Hospital Services
Commission:
S. W. MARTIN,
Chairman.
E. P. McGAVIN,
Commissioner.
Dated at Toronto, this 24th day of October, 1968.
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THE HOSPITAL SERVICES COMMISSION ACT
O. Reg. 408/68.
General.
Made— October 4th, 1968.
Approved — November 7th, 1968.
Filed— November 19th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE HOSPITAL SERVICES COMMISSION ACT
1. — (1) Part I of Schedule 12 to Ontario Regulation
1/67, as made by section 8 of Ontario Regulation
231/68 and amended by subsection 1 of section 1 of
Ontario Regulation 295/68, is further amended by
renumbering item 1 as item Id, and item 7a as item 7c,
and by adding thereto the following items:
1. Alexandria
Ic. Alliston
lb. Arnprior
Ic. Brockville
Glengarry Memorial
Hospital
The Stevenson Memorial
Hospital
Arnprior and District
Memorial Hospital
Brockville General Hospital
7a. Englehart
7b. Fergus
Englehart and District
Hospital
The Groves Memorial
Community Hospital
12c. Iroquois Falls Anson General Hospital
13a. Kingston
16a. Matheson
Hotel Dieu Hospital
Bingham Memorial Hospital
23a. Stratford
Stratford General Hospital
(2) Part II of the said Schedule 12, as made by
section 8 of Ontario Regulation 231/68, is amended by,
(a) revoking items 4, 8 and 9;
(b) renurnbering item 1 as item la; and
(c) adding thereto the following items:
1. Town of Ancaster
4a. Township of Chinguacousy
8. Town of P'ort Frances
17a Township of Schreiber
(3) Part III of the said Schedule 12, as made by
section 8 of Ontario Regulation 231/68 and amended
by subsection 2 of section 1 of Ontario Regulation
295/68, is further amended by renumbering item 108a
as item 1086, and by adding thereto the following
items:
Ic. Ailsa Craig
lb. Alfred
Ic. Almonte
Stephenson & Son
Ambulance Service
Lamarre & Son Ambulance
Service
Combra Ambulance Service
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O. Reg. 410/68
Id. Almonte
Kerry Ambulance Service
15a. Carleton Place Fleming Bros. Ambulance
Service
156. Casselman Charbonneau & Quesnell
Ambulance
20c. Delhi
20&. Delhi
D. L. Murphy Ambulance
Service
Dalton Shine Ambulance
Service
23fl. Fenelon Falls Fenelon Ambulance Service
48a. Lucan
486. Lucan
50a. Markdale
51a. Meaford
516. Meaford
65a. Perth
85a. Seaforth
90a. Stayner
Haskett & Son Ambulance
Service
Murdy Ambulance Service
Oliver's Ambulance Service
Ferguson Ambulance
Service
Gardiner's Ambulance
Service
Blair & Son Ambulance
Service
Whitney Ambulance Service
Joisie's Ambulance Service
96a. Thornbury
Davidson Ambulance
Service
108a. Wallaceburg
Arbour's Chatham
Ambulance Service
(4) Items 1, 3 and 6 of Part IV of the said Schedule
12, as made by section 8 of Ontario Regulation 231/68,
are revoked.
Ontario Hospital Services
Commission:
S. W. MARTIN,
Chairman.
D. J. TWISS,
Commissioner,
Dated at Toronto, this 4th day of October, 1968.
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THE PUBLIC HEALTH ACT
O. Reg. 409/68.
Health Units — General.
Made — November 1st, 1968.
Approved — November 14th, 1968.
Filed— November 19th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE PUBLIC HEALTH ACT
1. Schedule 16 to Regulation 510 of Revised
Regulations of Ontario, 1960, as made by section 1 of
Ontario Regulation 305/63, is revoked and the following
substituted therefor:
Schedule 16
HALDIMAND-NORFOLK HEALTH UNIT
1. The Board of Health of Haldimand-Norfolk
Health Unit shall consist of nine members as
follows:
i. Two members to be appointed by the
Lieutenant Governor in Council.
ii. Four members to be appointed annu-
ally by the Municipal Council of the
County of Norfolk.
iii. Three members to be appointed annu-
ally by the Municipal Council of the
County of Haldimand.
2. A member appointed by a municipal council
shall hold office during the pleasure of the
municipal council that appointed him, or
until his successor is appointed.
M. B. DYMOND,
Minister of Health.
Dated at Toronto, this 1st day of November, 1968.
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AFFAIRS ACT
O. Reg. 410/68.
Tax Arrears and Tax Sales Procedures.
Made — November 13th, 1968.
Filed— November 22nd, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE DEPARTMENT OF MUNICIPAL
AFFAIRS ACT
1. Item 11a of Schedule 1 to Ontario Regulation
75/67, as remade by section 1 of Ontario Regulation
376/68, is revoked and the following substituted there-
for:
Ua. Middlesex
Town of Parkhill
Village of Glenooe.
W. DARCY McKEOUGH,
Minister of Minicipal Affairs.
Dated at Toronto, this 13th day of November, 1968.
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THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 415/68 3005
Publicatioiis Under The Regulations Act
December 7th, 1968
THE RAILWAY FIRE CHARGE ACT
O. Reg. 411/68.
Charges for Fire Protection.
Made— November 21st, 1968.
Filed— November 25th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE RAILWAY FIRE CHARGE ACT
1. Section 1 of Regulation 532 of Revised Regu-
lations of Ontario, 1960 is amended by striking out
"$12.80" in the second line and inserting in lieu
thereof "$25.60".
2. This Regulation comes into force on the 1st day
of January, 1969.
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THE PUBLIC HEALTH ACT
O. Reg. 412/68.
Capital Grants for Community
Health Facilities.
Made— November 13th, 1968.
Approved — November 21st, 1968.
Filed— November 28th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE PUBLIC HEALTH ACT
1. Ontario Regulation 79/68 is amended by adding
thereto the following section:
6. The following non-profit organizations are
designated for the purpose of section 216 of
the Act:
1. Niagara Peninsula Crippled Children's
Centre, St. Catharines.
2. Thunder Bay Crippled Children
Centre, Fort William.
M. B. DYMOND,
Minister of Health.
Dated at Toronto, this 13th day of November, 1968.
(813) 49
THE ENERGY ACT, 1964
O. Reg. 413/68.
Spacing Units — Gobies.
Made— November 28th, 1968.
Filed— November 29th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE ENERGY ACT, 1964
1. Ontario Regulation 41/65, as amended by
Ontario Regulation 224/65, is revoked.
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THE ENERGY ACT, 1964
O. Reg. 414/68.
Spacing Units — Otter Creek Pool.
Made— November 28th, 1968.
Filed— November 29th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE ENERGY ACT, 1964
1. This Regulation applies to lots 20, 21 and 22 in
Concession VII and the south half of lots 20, 21 and 22
in Concession VIII, in the Township of Sombra in the
County of Lambton, and comprising an area of 900
acres, more or less.
2. This Regulation applies only to wells drilled to
formations of Silurian age.
3. For the purpose of this Regulation, the area
described in section 1 is divided into numbered tracts
of approximately 25 acres and each such numbered
tract is designated as a spacing unit.
4. No person shall,
(a) bore or drill more than one well on each spac-
ing unit;
(b) bore or drill a well except in the centre of each
spacing unit, but the Minister may approve
a deviation from the centre of the spacing
unit where topographical or other conditions
require such deviation; or
(c) bore or drill or produce from a well on a
spacing unit unless all the interests in the oil
and gas in the unit have been joined for the
purpose of drilling or operating the well.
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THE PUBLIC COMMERCIAL VEHICLES ACT
O. Reg. 415/68.
General.
Made— November 28th, 1968.
Filed— November 29th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE PUBLIC COMMERCIAL VEHICLES ACT
1. Section 28 of Regulation 503 of Revised Regu-
lations of Ontario, 1960, as remade by section 10 of
Ontario Regulation 340/68, is revoked and the following
substituted therefor:
28. The following fees are payable by a licensee
upon the filing of a tariff of tolls:
Class "A" operating licence $ 50
Class "C" operating licence 50
Class "FF" licence 50
Class "D" operating licence 25
Class "H" operating licence 25
Class "K" operating licence 25
Filing of an amendment 5
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549
3006 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE O. Reg. 416/68
THE HIGHWAY TRAFFIC ACT
O. Reg. 416/68.
Extension of Time for Licences.
Made— November 28th, 1968.
Filed— November 29th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE HIGHWAY TRAFFIC ACT
1. Notwithstanding subsection 1 of section 4 of
Regulation 227 of Revised Regulations of Ontario,
1960, as remade by section 1 of Ontario Regulation
322/62, the term of motor vehicle permits, other than
permits issued in respect of commercial motor vehicles,
trailers and conversion units, issued for the year 1968
is extended from the 31st day of December, 1968 to
and including the 28th day of February, 1969.
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Publieatioiis Under The Regulations Act
December 14th, 1968
THE INDUSTRIAL STANDARDS ACT
O. Reg. 417/68.
Schedule — Barberiug Industry —
Arnprior Zone.
Made — November 14th, 1968.
Filed— December 3rd, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE INDUSTRIAL STANDARDS ACT
1. The Schedule is in force during pleasure within
the Arnprior zone and is binding upon the employers
and employees in the barbering industry.
2. Regulation 248 of Revised Regulations of On-
tario, 1960 is revoked.
3. This Regulation comes into force on the tenth
day after the publication thereof in The Ontario
Gazette under The Regulations Act.
Schedule
BARBERING INDUSTRY
Arnprior Zone
interpretation
1. In this Schedule,
(a) "holiday" means,
(i) Sunday,
(ii) New Year's Day,
(iii) Good Friday,
(iv) Victoria Day,
(v) Dominion Day,
(vi) Arnprior Civic Holiday,
(vii) Labour Day,
(viii) Thanksgiving Day,
(ix) Christmas Day, and
(x) the 26th day of December;
(6) "week" means the period beginning with
Sunday and ending with the Saturday next
following, both inclusive.
HOURS OF WORK
2. The regular working periods for all employers
and employees in the industry shall be,
(a) a regular working week consisting of not more
than forty-four hours of work performed
during the regular working days; and
(6) a regular working day consisting of not more
than,
(i) 8H hours of work performed on Tues-
day, Thursday, Saturday and the day
not elected under section 4, and
(ii) ten hours of work performed on Friday.
3. No person shall perform work in the industry,
(c) on a holiday;
(6) before 8.30 a.m. or after,
(i) 6 p.m. on a day other than Friday, or
(ii) 9 p.m. on Friday; or
(c) on a day that the employer elects under
section 4.
4. — (1) The employer shall elect either Monday or
Wednesday in each week as a day during which work
is not to be performed by his employees.
(2) The employer shall,
(o) post conspicuously in a place where his
employees are engaged in their duties; and
(6) file with the advisory committee,
a notice setting out the day in each week during which
work is not to be performed by his employees.
(3) Where an employer changes his election, he
shall give thirty days' notice in writing to his employees
and to the advisory committee of the new day elected.
(4) Notwithstanding clause c of section 3, during a
week in which New Year's Day, Dominion Day or
Christmas Day falls on a day other than Sunday and
during the week in which Good Friday falls, 83^ hours
of work may be performed between 8.30 a.m. and 6 p.m.
on the elected day of that week, if the elected day is
not a holiday.
CLASSIFICATION OF EMPLOYEES
5. The following classification of employees in the
industry is established:
Class A — A person who is given full-time employ-
ment.
Class B — ^A person who is given part-time or casual
employment.
MINIMUM RATES OF WAGES
6. — (1) The minimum rate of wages for all work
performed in the industry by employees is,
(a) for a Class A employee, 70 per cent of the
proceeds from the work performed by him, or
$50 a week, whichever is the greater; and
(6) for a Class B employee, $1 an hour.
(2) The percentage in clause a of subsection 1 shall
be computed upon the gross receipts for work per-
formed at not less than,
(a) the minimum charge for each operation
established in section 8; or
{b) the prevailing charge established in the shop
for each operation.
whichever is the greater.
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7. No deductions shall be made from the minimum
rate of wages for,
(o) materials supplied ;
(6) laundry service; or
(c) operating expenses.
MINIMUM CHARGES
8. — (1) The minimum charge for each operation in
the industry is as follows:
i. Facial massage, plain 75 cents
ii. Hair-cut or trim for persons 14 years
of age and over $1.00
iii. Hair-cut for persons under 14 years
of age 75 cents
iv. Head-rub 35 cents
V. Shampoo, plain 75 cents
vi. Shave 75 cents
vii. Singe 75 cents
(2) No employer or employee shall,
(o) contract for or accept prices lower than those
in subsection 1 ;
(6) combine any of the operations named in
subsection 1 without charging for each
operation in the combination; or
(c) give any article or premium to the customer
without charging the full value of the article
or premium.
The Director of Labour Standards approves section
8 of this Schedule.
M. E. HOWARD,
Director of Labour Standards.
Dated at Toronto, this 5th day of November, 1968.
(818) SO
THE INDUSTRIAL STANDARDS ACT
O. Reg. 418/68.
Schedule — Barbering Industry —
Renfrew Zone.
Made— April 22nd, 1968.
Approved — November 14th, 1968.
Filed — December 3rd, 1968.
ORDER MADE UNDER
THE INDUSTRIAL STANDARDS ACT
1. Section 2 of the Schedule to Ontario Regulation
411/67 is revoked and the following substituted
therefor:
HOURS OF WORK
2. No person shall perform work in the industry,
(a) on a holiday;
(6) before 9 a.m. or after 6 p.m. on a day except
Friday;
(c) before 9 a.m. or after 9 p.m. on Friday; or
(d) on a day that the employer elects under
section 2a.
2. The Schedule to Ontario Regulation 411/67 is
amended by adding thereto the following sections:
2a. — (1) The employer shall elect either Monday
or Wednesday in each week as a day during
which work is not to be performed by his
employees.
(2) The employer shall,
(a) post conspicuously in a place where his
employees are engaged in their duties;
and
(b) file with the advisory committee,
a notice setting out the day during which
work is not to be performed by his employees.
(3) Where an employer changes his election, he
shall give thirty days' notice in writing to his
employees and to the advisory committee of
the new day elected.
2b. Notwithstanding clause d of section 2, where
the day elected under section 2a precedes
Good Friday or Christmas Day, an employee
may perform eight hours of work between
9 a.m. and 6 p.m. on the day elected, if the
day elected is not a holiday.
3. Section 5 of the Schedule to Ontario Regulation
411/67 is revoked and the following substituted
therefor:
MINIMUM CHARGES
5. — (1) The minimum charge for each operation
in the industry is as follows:
i. Facial massage, plain 75 cents
ii. Hair-cut or trim for persons
14 years of age and over $1.00
iii. Hair-cut for persons under
14 years of age 75 cents
iv. Head-rub 35 cents
V. Shampoo, plain 75 cents
vi. Shave 75 cents
vii. Singe 75 cents
(2) No employer or employee shall,
(c) contract for or accept prices lower than
those in subsection 1 ;
(6) combine any of the operations named
in subsection 1 without charging for
each operation in the combination; or
(c) give any article or premium to the
customer without charging the full
value of the article or premium.
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4. This Order comes into force on the tenth day
after the publication thereof in The Ontario Gazette
under The Regulations Act.
We Concur:
Advisory Committee for
the Barbering Industry
Renfrew zone:
W. STRINGER,
Chairman.
PHILIP BOLGER
WILFRED MOORE
DENIS WATTS
PATRICK VECCHIO
M. E. HOWARD,
Director of Labour Standards.
Dated at Toronto, this 22nd day of April, 1968.
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THE INDUSTRIAL STANDARDS ACT
O. Reg. 419/68.
Schedule — Plumbing and Heating
Industry — Toronto Zone.
Made— November 28th, 1968.
Filed— December 4th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE INDUSTRIAL STANDARDS ACT
1. The Schedule is in force during pleasure within
the Toronto zone and is binding upon the employers
and employees in the plumbing and heating inciustry.
2. This Regulation comes into force on the tenth
day after the publication thereof in The Ontario
Gazette under The Regulations Act.
Schedule
PLUMBING AND HEATING INDUSTRY
Toronto Zone
interpretation
1. In this Schedule, "holiday" means,
(i) Sunday;
(ii) New Year's Day;
(iii) Good Friday;
(iv) Labour Day;
(v) Thanksgiving Day; and
(vi) Christmas Day.
HOURS OF WORK
2. The regular working period for the industry is a
regular working week consisting of not more than
forty-five hours of work performed on Monday,
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
MINIMUM RATE OF WAGES
3. The minimum rate of wages for work performed
during a regular working period is $4 an hour.
OVERTIME WORK
4. Overtime work is work,
(a) that is not performed during a regular
working period ; or
{b) that is performed on a holiday.
RATE OF WAGES FOR OVERTIME WORK
5. The rate of wages for overtime work is $6 an
hour.
RATE FOR HANDICAPPED
6. The Advisory Committee is authorized to fix a
minimum rate of wages lower than the rate fixed by
this Schedule for an individual who is handicapped.
APPLICATION
7. This Schedule applies to all operations in the
industry performed in work on new construction only.
8. This Schedule does not apply to work performed
by persons in the course of their employment as
employees of The Hydro-Electric Power Commission
of Ontario or a municipal corporation or public utility
commission producing or distributing electric power.
DALTON BALES,
Minister of Labour.
Dated at Toronto, this 26th day of November, 1968.
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THE ENERGY ACT, 1964
O. Reg. 420/68.
Exploration, Drilling and
Production.
Made — December 5th, 1968.
Filed— December 6th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE ENERGY ACT, 1964
EXPLORATION, DRILLING AND
PRODUCTION
INTERPRETATION
1. In this Regulation,
(a) "battery" means storage facilities receiving
production from a well or wells;
(6) "completion date" means the date on which
the total depth of a well is reached;
(c) "development well" means a well that is
bored, drilled or deepened for the purpose of
producing from or extending a pool of oil or
gas into which another well has already been
bored or drilled;
{d) "exploratory well" means a well that is bored,
drilled or deepened for the purpose of dis-
covering a pool of oil or gas;
(c) "operator",
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(i) when used in respect of any operations
carried on for the purpose of drilling or
plugging a well, means a person who
has the right as lessee, sub-lessee,
assignee, or owner to carry on the
drilling or plugging operations, and the
person who has the control or manage-
ment of such operations, and
(ii) when used in respect of a well, means a
person who has the right as lessee, sub-
lessee, assignee or owner to the produc-
tion from the well, and the person who
has the control and management there-
of, provided that such person either
drilled or produced the well;
(/) "pool" means an underground accumulation
of oil or gas or both, separated or appearing to
be separated from any other such accumula-
tion;
(g) "pooled spacing unit" means a spacing unit
in which all the various interests have been
pooled;
(A) "pooling" means the joining or combining of
all the various interests within a spacing unit
for the purpose of drilling and subsequent
producing of a well ;
(t) "spacing unit" means, as the context requires,
either,
(i) the surface area allocated to a well for
the purpose of drilling for, or the pro-
duction of, oil or gas, or
(ii) the subsurface regions vertically be-
neath such area,
and a spacing unit may be designated through
the description of a surface area;
(j) "target area" means the area within a spacing
unit that is allocated for drilling a well;
(jfe) "tract",
(i) in the case of a standard 200 acre lot
means a unit of area obtained by the
division of the lot into eight equal
rectangular areas each being 25 acres
more or less and each tract within the
lot shall be described by number in the
manner set forth in Schedule 3, and
(ii) in the case where the lot is not a
standard 200 acre lot means a unit of
area obtained by the division of the lot
into such equal rectangular areas, as
may be approved by the Minister;
(/) "waste", in addition to its meaning as or-
dinarily understood in the oil and gas industry,
includes,
(i) the inefficient, excessive, or improper
use or dissipation of reservoir energy,
(ii) the locating, spacing, drilling, equip-
ping, operating or producing of any
well or wells in a manner that causes,
or might cause, a reduction in the
quantity of oil or gas ultimately and
economically recoverable from any
pool,
(iii) the inefficient storing of oil or gas,
whether on the surface or under-
ground, and
(iv) the locating, spacing, drilling, equip-
ping, operating or producing of any
well or wells in a manner that causes,
or might cause unnecessary or excessive
surface loss or destruction of oil or gas;
(m) "water-covered area" means any area covered
by flowing or standing water.
LICENSING
2. — (1) A licence to conduct geophysical or geo-
chemical exploration for oil or gas shall be in Form 101
and the fee therefor is $10,
(2) A licence to conduct geophysical or geo-
chemical exploration for oil or gas shall be applied for
by and issued to the person on whose behalf the ex-
ploration is being conducted.
(3) A licence in Form 101 expires with the 31st day
of December of the year for which it is issued and is not
transferable.
3. — ( 1 ) A licence to lease oil or gas rights from an
owner other than the Crown shall be in Form 102 and
the fee therefor is $10.
(2) A licence in Form 102 expires with the 31st day
of December of the year for which it was issued and is
not transferable.
(3) A licence in Form 102 is issued subject to the
condition that where the licencee leases oil or gas
rights on behalf of another, the person on whose behalf
he is leasing is also the holder of a licence in Form 102.
4. — (1) A licence for a machine for boring, drilling,
deepening or plugging wells shall be in Form 103 and
the fee therefor is $10.
(2) A licence in Form 103 expires with the 31st day
of December of the year for which it is issued.
(3) Where a transfer in ownership of a machine is
effected, the Minister shall be notified within thirty
days of such transfer.
(4) A licence in Form 103 shall be kept at the
machine and be available for inspection.
(5) The owner of a machine shall comply with the
drilling safety code in Schedule 1.
5. — ( 1 ) A licence to produce oil or gas for sale shall
be in Form 104 and the fee therefor is $10.
(2) A licence in Form 104 expires with the 31st day
of December of the year for which it is issued and is not
transferable.
6. A licence under sections 2, 3, 4 or 5 is issued on
the condition that the holder thereof complies with the
Act, the regulations and any order of the Board.
IDENTIFICATION OF WELLS AND BATTERIES
7. The operator of every well or battery shall mark
it with a prominent sign located in a conspicuous place
showing the name of the operator and the name of the
well or battery and shall maintain such sign until the
well is plugged or the battery dismantled.
8. The length of a well name shall not exceed
thirty-three characters and spaces, and such narne shall
not be changed without approval by the Minister.
RESTRICTED DRILLING AREAS
9. No person shall bore or drill a well,
(a) within 150 feet of any high voltage power line,
road allowance, railway, transmission pipe-
line or other utility right of way;
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(6) within 250 feet of any dwelling, commercial or
industrial building, school, church or place of
public assembly;
(c) on land, within 350 feet of the shoreline; or
(d) in water-covered areas, within one-half mile
of the shoreline or within one-half mile of the
International Boundary,
except where special circumstances exist that in the
opinion of the Minister justify the drilling of a well
within a lesser distance of any of the above-mentioned
limits and a permit to do so has been granted.
Spacing
exploratory wells
10. — (1) Where an exploratory well is bored or
drilled into and not below a formation of Devonian age,
the well shall be on a pooled spacing unit of not less
than 63^ acres and shall be located not closer than
200 feet to any boundary of the pooled spacing unit.
(2) Where an exploratory well is bored or drilled
into and not below a formation of Silurian age, the well
shall be on a pooled spacing unit of not less than 25
acres and shall be located not closer than 350 feet to
any boundary of the pooled spacing unit.
(3) Where an exploratory well is bored or drilled
into or below a formation of Ordovician age, the well
shall be on a pooled spacing unit of not less than 50
acres and shall be located not closer than 350 feet to
any boundary of the pooled spacing unit.
(4) An exploratory well shall be bored or drilled in
the target area of a tract or quarter tract but the
Minister may approve a deviation from the target area
of a tract or quarter tract where conditions require
such deviation.
(5) The Minister may issue a permit to bore, drill
or deepen an exploratory well that does not comply
with this section subject to the condition that there is
no production from the well until a pooled spacing unit
that complies with this section has been established.
11. Where an exploratory well is bored or drilled in
a water-covered area, the well shall be located not
closer than 1320 feet to the boundary of the area
described in the licence of occupation.
12. — (1) Where an operator discovers a pool
capable of producing oil or gas, any person having oil
or gas rights in respect of the pool may apply to the
Minister for the establishment of spacing units and,
where no other person has applied within ninety days
of the discovery, the person who discovered the pool
shall apply, unless otherwise instructed by the
Minister.
(2) An application shall be accompanied by a plan
of the lands comprising the probable area of the pool,
certified by an Ontario Land Surveyor or Professional
Engineer qualified to practise in Ontario or other
person acceptable to the Minister, showing,
(a) where the well is on land, the location of the
well in relation to the boundaries of the lands,
roadways and topographical features of the
area;
(b) where the well is in a water-covered area, the
location of the well in relation to the shore,
the International Boundary and the boun-
daries of licenses of occupation and leases;
(c) the names of all persons having oil and gas
rights in respect of the pool; and
(d) a description of the interests of such p)ersons.
(3) The applicant shall serve a true copy of the
application and plan upon the persons mentioned in
clause c of subsection 2 within five days of the making
of the application.
(4) Except where the Minister has otherwise in-
structed, no person shall bore or drill a development
well into a pool referred to in subsection 1 until the
application has been made and disposed of.
DEVELOPMENT WELLS
13. — (1) This section applies only where a develop-
ment well is bored or drilled into a pool in respect of
which a regulation establishing spacing units has not
been made.
(2) Where a development well is bored or drilled
into and not below a formation of Devonian age, the
well shall be on a pooled spacing unit of not less than
6J^ acres and shall be located not closer than 200 feet
to any boundary of the pooled spacing unit.
(3) Where a development well is bored or drilled
into or below a formation of Silurian age, the well shall
be on a pooled spacing unit of not less than 25 acres
and shall be located not closer than 350 feet to any
boundary of the pooled spacing unit.
OTHER WELLS
14. Where a well is not classified as an exploratory
well or a development well and is drilled,
(a) for the storage of hydrocarbons;
(b) for the secondary recovery of oil;
(c) for the testing of subsurface structures;
(d) for the injection of fluid;
(e) for the disposal of waste or mineral waters; or
(/) for observation,
the location of the well shall be subject to approval by
the Minister.
BONDING
15. — (1) Subject to subsection 2, a permit to bore,
drill or deepen- a well shall not be issued to a lessee
unless the applicant has deposited in respect of the well
with the Treasurer of Ontario,
(a) cash or direct or guaranteed securities of the
Government of Canada or of the Government
of Ontario; or
(&) where the Minister consents thereto, a bond of
a guarantee company approved under The
Guarantee Company Securities Act in a form
satisfactory to the Minister,
in the amount of $500, or where the well is in a water-
covered area $20,000, as security for the completion of
the works in accordance with the Act, the regulations
and any order of the Board.
(2) The total amount deposited by a person under
subsection 1 shall not exceed $5,000 in respect of wells
on land or $200,000 in respect of wells in water-covered
areas.
(3) The Treasurer of Ontario shall return the
security deposited in respect of a well,
(c) if the amount returned does not reduce the
total security deposited by the person in
respect of other wells to less than the amount
determined under subsections 1 and 2; and
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(b) the Minister certifies that the well is plugged
in accordance with the Act, the regulations
and any order of the Board; or
(c) the well is sold by the lessee to the owner of
the land on which the well is situate.
(4) Where the Minister takes possession of a well
under section 41, there is forfeited and shall be paid to
the Treasurer of Ontario the sum of $500 where the well
is on land or $20,000 where the well is in a water-
covered area, out of the total security deposited by the
person to whom the permit to bore, drill or deepen the
well is issued.
(5) A bond deposited under clause b of subsection 1
may be cancelled by any person bound thereunder by
giving to the Minister at least three months' notice in
writing of intention to cancel and it shall be deemed to
be cancelled on the date stated in the notice, which date
shall be not less than three months after the receipt of
the notice by the Minister.
(6) Where a bond is cancelled under subsection 5,
for the purpose of every act or omission occurring with
respect to the well to which the bond is referable and
prior to the cancellation, the bond shall continue in
force for a period of two years after the cancellation.
(7) Where there has been a forfeiture under sub-
section 4, or a cancellation under subsection 5, every
permit to bore, drill or deepen a well and every licence
to produce oil or gas held by the person who deposited
the security forfeited or cancelled is suspended until the
total amount of the security required by subsections 1
and 2 is restored.
(8) The Treasurer of Ontario may sell any securities
deposited and forfeited under this section at the current
market price.
(9) Where the owner of the land on which a well
drilled after the 30th day of August, 1962 is situate,
sells the well or leases the oil or gas rights, the pur-
chaser or lessee shall deposit in respect of the well
security in the amount prescribed by this section.
DRILLING AND COMPLETION
16. — (1) An application for a permit to bore, drill
or deepen a well shall be made in duplicate in Form 105.
(2) Where the application is in respect of a well on
land it shall be accompanied by a scaled plan certified
by an Ontario Land Surveyor or Professional Engineer
qualified to practise in Ontario or other person accept-
able to the Minister showing,
(a) exact co-ordinates of the well from two inter-
secting sides of the lot;
(6) the elevation above sea level of the well site
including the datum from which it is derived;
(c) where the spacing unit is within a township
lot, the position of the spacing unit within the
lot; and
(d) such further information as the Minister may
require.
(3) The holder of the permit shall forthwith notify
the inspector in writing of any change in the informa-
tion supplied on Form 105 or the accompanying scaled
plan and shall not commence drilling unless the in-
spector approves such changes.
(4) A permit to bore, drill or deepen a well shall be
in Form 106 and the fee therefor is $15 and the permit is
not transferable.
17. — (1) The operator shall notify the inspector
before commencing drilling, boring or deepening opera-
tions and such notice shall be given in the forty-eight
hour period preceding commencement.
(2) When a well is in the process of being bored,
drilled, deepened, worked over or plugged, the operator
shall keep at the well or at his field office, provided it is
within reasonable distance of the well, a daily record
of the operations.
(3) The daily record shall set out complete informa-
tion on all operations carried on during the day and,
without restricting the generality of the foregoing, shall
include,
(a) the depth at the beginning of the day or shift;
(6) the depth at the end of the day or shift;
(c) the diameter of the hole;
(d) any change in casing;
(e) if casing is set, all information regarding the
setting including size, type, grade and weight
of casing, whether the casing is new or used,
and the depth at which it is set;
(/) particulars of cementing;
(g) the depth at which any showing, however
small, of oil, gas or water is encountered, and
the flows, pressures and levels thereof; and
(h) a. report of each log, survey, formation test,
deviation test or other test taken or made.
(4) Any suspension of operations shall be noted on
the daily record.
(5) The record kept shall note and describe, in addi-
tion to drilling operations, all other operations carried
on, including fishing, shooting, perforating, acidizing,
fracturing, surveying and plugging.
(6) The record required by this section shall be
available to the Department at all reasonable times.
18. Before commencing to bore, drill or deepen a
well, a proper and adequate slush pit or pits shall be
constructed for the reception of all drill cuttings and
fluids from the well.
19. The operator shall ensure that all casing,
tubing and equipment used in the drilling of a well is in
good condition and adequate for the depths to be drilled
and the pressures that may be encountered.
20. — (1) The operator of a well shall plan and
effect a casing and cementing programme for the well
to protect all fresh water horizons and all potential
oil-bearing or gas-bearing horizons penetrated during
drilling operations and to prevent the migration of oil,
gas or water from one horizon to another.
(2) The operator of a well drilled with rotary equip-
ment shall run sufficient surface casing to protect all
fresh water horizons and such surface casing shall be
cemented to surface by displacement or pump with
adequate time allowed for the cement to set.
21. — (1) The operator of a well shall ensure that
all fluid produced or recovered from a well during
drilling operations is disposed of in a manner that will
not interfere with the rights of any person.
(2) The operator of a well shall ensure that salt
water, drilling fluid, oil, refuse and any flammable
products from a well are not handled or disposed of so
as to.
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(a) create or constitute a hazard to public health
or safety;
(b) run into or contaminate any fresh water
horizon or body of water or remain in a place
from which it might contaminate any fresh
water or body of water; or
(c) run over or damage any land, road, building
or structure.
22. — (1) The operator of a well shall take every
precaution to ensure that a well does not flow un-
controlled.
(2) The operator shall report to the Department
immediately any well flowing uncontrolled.
23. The operator of a producing well shall ensure
that,
(a) strings of casing intermediate between the
producing casing and the surface casing are
not recovered unless all horizons containing
oil, gas or mineral water are cemented off to
the satisfaction of the inspector; and
(b) the surface casing is not recovered.
24. At the end of every drilling or plugging opera-
tion or as soon as weather and ground conditions
permit, the operator shall,
(a) clear the area around the well of all refuse
material;
(b) burn or remove waste petroleum;
(c) drain and fill in excavations;
(d) where the pits contain salt or other chemicals
which may inhibit plant growth, clean out
such pits before filling;
(c) remove concrete bases, machinery and
materials; and
( f ) level the surface to leave the site as nearly as
is reasonably possible in the condition in
which it was when drilling operations were
commenced.
WELL BLOWOUT PREVENTION
25. — ( 1) The operator of a well being bored, drilled,
deepened, tested, completed, stimulated or worked
over shall provide and maintain casing and blowout
prevention equipment in such condition that any oil,
gas or water encountered can be effectively controlled.
(2) The operator shall ensure that blowout pre-
vention equipment is adequate, having regard to the
depth to be drilled, the expected pressure and the
necessity in case of blowout of obtaining a shutoff of
the open hole or around any equipment being employed
in the well.
(3) The blowout prevention equipment shall in-
clude two steel lines, separately connected to the blow-
out preventer assembly, one for bleeding off pressures
and one for killing the well, and shall be,
(a) located below at least one set of blowout
preventers;
(&) of a diameter of at least two inches; and
(c) of components and material having a working
pressure equal to that of the blowout pre-
venters.
(4) The operator shall locate all manual controls
for mechanically operated blowout preventers at least
2 feet outside the substructure and, when such blow-
out preventers are used at a well which is being tested,
completed or worked over, the controls shall be at
least 10 feet from the well.
(5) While a well is being drilled, the operator shall
test blowout prevention equipment daily and record
the results of such tests in the daily record.
(6) Where an inspector considers that the casing or
blowout prevention equipment at a well is not adequate,
he may tag the well.
WATER-COVERED AREAS
26. — (1) In this section, "well" means a well in a
watered-covered area.
(2) An applicant for a permit to bore, drill or
deepen a well shall furnish proof to the satisfaction of
the Minister that he has subsisting liability insurance
of at least $1,000,000 that provides compensation for
all damage caused by the drilling operations.
(3) An applicant for a licence to produce oil or gas
from a well shall furnish proof to the satisfaction of the
Minister that he has subsisting liability insurance of at
least $1,000,000 that provides compensation for all
damage caused by the production operations.
(4) A licence for a machine for boring, drilling,
deepening or plugging a well is issued on the condition
that the machine is not used to bore, drill, deepen or
plug a well unless the operator furnishes proof to the
satisfaction of the Minister that he has subsisting
liability insurance of at least $1,000,000 that provides
compensation for all damage caused by the machine,
or by any vessel, craft or barge used to transport men
or materials to the machine.
(5) Prior to applying for a permit to bore, drill or
deepen a well, the operator shall submit, in duplicate,
to the Minister, plans and specifications of the pro-
posed wellhead assembly.
(6) The well location shall be verified by survey,
with the drilling rig on location and a copy of this
survey shall accompany Form 107.
(7) When an operator has encountered oil in a well
or is boring, drilling or deepening a well in an area where
oil may reasonably be expected to be encountered, he
shall, in addition to the requirements of the other
provisions of this Regulation, provide in operating
condition oil-saving equipment, discharge equipment
and emergency oil storage.
(8) The operator of a well shall ensure that the
production casing is cemented to surface before pro-
duction commences.
(9) The operator of a producing well shall ensure
that,
(a) the wellhead is encased below the bed of the
body of water; or
(&) the over-all height of the wellhead assembly
above the bed of the body of water is kept to
a minimum, but shall not exceed 5 feet.
(10) Where the area in which the well is located is
designated by the Minister as a primary trawling area,
the wellhead shall be fitted with a trawl deflector of a
design approved by the Minister.
(11) Where the area in which the well is located is
designated by the Minister for other types of com-
mercial fishing, the wellhead shall be fitted with a pro-
tective device of a design approved by the Minister.
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(12) At the end of every drilling or plugging opera-
tion, the operator of the well shall ensure that any
platform, piling, anchor-post or other obstruction is
removed as soon as is reasonably possible, and in any
case within thirty days, but a permanent platform of a
design approved by the Minister may be installed for
the production of oil or gas.
(13) The operator shall mark each wellhead with a
buoy marker of a design approved by the Minister and
shall maintain such marker.
( 14) Each marker shall be identified as to company
name and well name.
(15) No person shall remove or damage a marker
erected under subsection 13, other than the operator
who is required to maintain the marker.
(16) When a well is plugged, the operator shall cut
off any casing left in the well at or below the bed of
the body of water.
DEVIATION AND DIRECTIONAL SURVEYS
27. — (1) In the case of a rotary drilled well, the
operator of a well shall, where so directed by the
Minister, make or cause to be made, deviation tests
during drilling at intervals not exceeding 500 feet
from the top to the bottom of the well, for the purpose
of ascertaining deviation from the vertical, and when
the Minister so requires shall make, or cause to be
made, a directional survey of the well.
(2) Where the operator of a well fails to make a
deviation test or survey required by subsection 1, the
Minister may order that,
(a) no further drilling be conducted at the well ; or
(b) where the well has been placed on production,
no further production be taken,
until the test or survey is made.
(3) Immediately upon making a directional survey
of a rotary drilled well, the operator shall make a report
in writing to the Minister setting out the manner in
which the survey was made and the results thereof.
(4) The Minister may order the operator of a well
to make such further tests or surveys as he deems
necessary, and may give directions as to the manner in
which such tests or surveys shall be made.
PRODUCTION
28. Before production from a well commences, the
operator shall arrange the surface equipment so as to
permit,
(a) the measurement of the tubing or casing
pressure;
(6) the measurement of the open flow; and
(c) the sampling of oil, gas and water.
29. — (1) The operator of a producing oil or gas
well shall keep at an office within Ontario, in a form
satisfactory to the Minister, complete and accurate
records of the well showing,
(a) the quantities of oil, gas, any product of oil
or gas, water and sediment produced;
(b) the average separator pressure if a separator
is in use;
(c) full particulars of the disposition of all
products of the well; and
(d) where the product is sold, the name of the
purchaser and amount realized from the sale.
but, where group production has been approved by the
Minister, such records shall be kept for the group of
wells and all records shall be available for examination
at all reasonable times by the Minister or his repre-
sentative.
(2) An operator referred to in subsection 1 may be
required to file with the Minister any or all reports
required under that subsection.
(3) The operator of a producing oil or gas well shall
measure the production of oil, gas and water from the
well in accordance with standard field practices, but
the Minister may permit him to commingle such pro-
duction with production from another well or wells
prior to measurement.
30. The operator of a well shall use every possible
precaution to prevent waste of oil or gas in production
operations and in storing or piping oil or gas, and shall
not use oil or gas wastefuUy or allow it to leak or
escape from natural reservoirs, wells, tanks, con-
tainers or pipes.
31. — (1) The operator of a well shall ensure that
all water produced from a well is disposed of in a man-
ner that will not interfere with the rights of any person.
(2) The operator of a well shall ensure that salt
water, oil, refuse and any flammable products from a
well, tank or other production installation are not
handled or disposed of so as to,
(c) create or constitute a hazard to public health
or safety;
(b) run into or contaminate any fresh water
horizon or body of water or remain in a place
from which it might contaminate any fresh
water or body of water; or
(c) run over or damage any land, road, building
or structure.
(3) The operator of a well shall ensure that all
rubbish, debris and oily refuse from a well or tank or
resulting from any operation at a well is,
(a) removed immediately at least 150 feet from
buildings, tanks, wells, pump stations or other
sources of ignitable vapours; and
(6) immediately thereafter burned or disposed of
in such other manner that no fire hazard is
created and no fresh water is polluted.
32. Where a brine-storage tank is installed at a
well site or battery site, it shall be above ground level,
and be provided with a dike having a volume capacity
25 per cent greater than the capacity of the tank.
33. The operator of a well shall ensure that,
(a) oil is not stored in open excavations or open
containers, or otherwise stored so as to
create a hazard;
(b) oil tanks or batteries of tanks are surrounded
by a dike having a volume capacity 25 per
cent greater than the capacity of the tanks or
batteries and kept free of high grass, weeds
and combustible material;
(c) all wellheads, gathering lines, battery equip-
ment and services are designed, constructed,
installed, operated and maintained in ac-
cordance with sound engineering practice, and
so as to prevent hazards to surrounding
property;
(d) oil storage tanks are located at least 50 feet
from any high voltage power line, road allow-
ance, railway, transmission pipe line or other
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utility right of way and at least 250 feet from
any dwelling, commercial or industrial
building, school, church or place of public
assembly ;
(e) any significant volume of gas vented to the
atmosphere during production is flared;
(/) all flare pits and ends of flare lines are so
constructed and safeguarded that there is no
hazard to property, crops or trees and are
located at least 75 feet from any high voltage
power line, road allowance, railway, trans-
mission pipe line or other utility right of way
and at least 150 feet from any dwelling, com-
mercial or industrial building, school, church
or place of public assembly; and
(g) except with the consent of the landowner, all
flow lines and gathering lines located outside
well sites and battery sites are buried below
plough depth.
34. The operator of a well shall ensure that,
(a) all fires used by him for any purpose are safe-
guarded by sufficient mechanical or other
means so as to create no hazard to sur-
rounding property;
(6) no open-element electric heater or flame-type
stove heater, treater or other flame-type
equipment is placed or remains within 50 feet
of a well or any unprotected source of ignitable
vapour;
(c) no treater is placed or remains within SO feet of
any type of direct-fired heater;
(d) no treater is placed or remains within 10 feet of
any other treater, or indirect-fired heater;
(e) no separator is located within the dike sur-
rounding a storage tank installation;
(/) no flare pit or open end of a flare line is
located or remains nearer to a treater than
50 feet or nearer to a well or any unprotected
source of ignitable vapour than 100 feet;
(g) all vessels and equipment from which ignitable
vapours may issue are safely vented to the
atmosphere;
(h) no person enters any tank or other container
used for the storage of oil or any product of oil
unless all fumes have been removed or the
person is wearing a mask and is attended by
two other persons;
(i) all electric motors within 25 feet of a well or
any unprotected source of ignitable vapour are
so constructed or enclosed as to be gas-tight
and spark-proof;
(j) the exhaust pipes of internal combustion
engines located within 50 feet of a well or any
unprotected source of ignitable vapour are
either insulated or sufficiently cooled to pre-
vent ignition of flammable material;
(k) the exhaust pipes of internal combustion
engines located within 25 feet of a well are
equipped with a spark arrester and are either
insulated or sufficiently cooled to prevent
ignition of flammable material; and
(/) explosives are stored not less than 500 feet
from any place where production is being
carried on.
WELL TESTS
35. — ( 1 ) This section does not apply to gas storage
wells.
(2) The operator of an oil producing well shall give
the Minister reasonable notice of any downhole test or
gas-oil ratio test to be taken at the well, and each test
may be witnessed or observed by the Minister or his
representative.
(3) The operator of a gas producing well shall give
the Minister reasonable notice of any downhole test or
back-pressure test to be taken at the well, and each
test may be witnessed or observed by the Minister or
his representative.
(4) Shut-in pressures on each gas producing well
shall,
(a) where the well is on land, unless exempted by
the Minister, be taken by the operator an-
nually and be reported to the Minister on
Form 109; or
(6) where the well is in a water-covered area and
where the Minister so requires, be taken by
the operator annually and be reported to the
Minister on Form 109; and
(c) be taken with a dead-weight gauge or other
equipment approved by the Minister, after
the shut-in time required to reach stabiliza-
tion or twenty-four hours, whichever is the
lesser.
(5) The operator of a gas producing well shall,
where the Minister so requires, determine the open-
flow potential of the well and report to the Minister.
DISPOSAL
36. — ( 1 ) No person shall dispose of waste or mineral
water in an underground formation without the ap-
proval of the Minister.
(2) Wells for the disposal of waste or mineral water
shall be cased and cemented in such a manner as to
prevent the waste or mineral water from entering any
formation not approved for the purpose under sub-
section 1.
PLUGGING
37. — (1) The operator of a dry well shall plug the
well in a manner prescribed by this Regulation forth-
with after drilling operations cease.
(2) Where, in the opinion of the Minister, the
operations in respect of a well have been discontinued
or delayed for an unreasonable period of time, he may,
by notice in writing to the operator, require that the
well be plugged within thirty days after the notice is
sent.
(3) If within thirty days after the notice is sent,
the well is not plugged or the operator fails to show
cause to the satisfaction of the Minister for not
plugging the well, the Minister may take possession of
the work.
(4) The Minister may extend the time for plugging
any well upon such terms and conditions as he deems
advisable.
38. The last operator of a well shall plug or replug
the well in accordance with this Regulation.
39. — (1) Every person who plugs a well shall do so
in a manner that,
(c) ensures protection for potential oil or gas
producing horizons;
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(b) prevents the migration of oil, gas or water
from one horizon to another;
(c) constitutes no hazard to users of the surface;
and
(d) seals off horizons from those above and below.
(2) Without restricting the requirements of sub-
section 1, a well shall be plugged in the manner speci-
fied in Schedule 2.
40. No person shall commence to plug a well until
he has given notice to the inspector of the manner in
which the plugging is to be carried out.
41. — (1) Where a work is not in compliance with
the Act, the regulations or any order of the Board and
if after notice thereof is given to the operator or, where
the name and address of the operator is not known to
the Minister, is given to the owner of the lands on
which the work is situate, the non-compliance is not
corrected in the time specified in the notice, the Minis-
ter may take possession of the work and may,
(a) cause such things to be done as are necessary
to make the work conform to the Act, the
regulations and any order of the Board ; or
(b) remove and sell the work or any part of it.
(2) The Minister may recover from the operator of
the work,
(a) the expenses incurred in any action taken
under subsection 1, where there is no sale; or
(b) the excess of the expenses over the net pro-
ceeds of the sale, where there is a sale.
42. No person shall be liable to the Minister for
the expenses incurred under section 41 until notice has
been given and there has been default in complying
with the notice.
43. The holder of a licence in Form 101 shall make
a report to the Minister on or before the 15th day of
February in each year setting out in respect of the
previous licence year,
(a) the exploration methods used;
(6) the number of crew-months worked;
(c) the number of acres or linear miles explored
in each municipality;
(d) the name of any person with whom the
licencee has contracted to conduct geophysical
or geochemical exploration for oil or gas on
behalf of the licencee; and
(e) a map of the area explored showing the loca-
tions where data were observed and recorded.
44. The holder of a licence in Form 102 or his em-
ployer shall make a report to the Minister on or before
the 15th day of February in each year, setting out in
respect of the previous licence year, the total acreage
leased in each municipality.
45. Every operator shall, within thirty days after
the end of boring, drilling or deepening operations,
forward or deliver to the Department at the operator's
expense,
(a) samples of drill cuttings taken throughout the
depth of the well from each run, or from in-
tervals of not more than 10 feet, and such
samples shall be washed, dried and bagged
in a bag provided by the Minister and ac-
curately labelled by the operator with the
name of the well and the depth interval;
(b) representative core chips but from intervals
of not more than 2 feet, and such chips shall
be washed, dried and bagged in a bag provided
by the Minister and accurately labelled by the
operator with the name of the well and the
depth interval;
(c) a complete record in duplicate in Form 107;
(d) in the case of exploratory wells, samples of not
less than one gallon of oil and two quarts of
water recovered from below the top of the
Trenton formation; and
(e) at the request of the Minister, samples of any
oil, gas or water recovered from any well.
46. — (1) The operator shall supply to the Minister
within thirty days after the end of boring, drilling or
deepening operations,
(a) a copy of all drill-stem test reports and of the
pressure charts for each drill-stem test taken
at the well; and
(b) a list of the drill-stem tests taken at the well
indicating the chronological sequence and
depth interval of each drill-stem test.
(2) During any period of testing following com-
pletion of a well or following working over of a well, the
operator shall maintain a record of the production
which shall be available to the Department.
(3) Where an operator has completed a gas well
with an estimated open flow in excess of one million
cubic feet per day, the operator shall determine the
deliverability of the well according to recognized
standards of back-pressure testing and shall report the
observed field data to the Minister.
47. Where any log or survey is taken in a well, two
copies of the log or survey shall be supplied to the
Minister by the operator within thirty days after the
log or survey has been made.
48. Where a well is worked over, stimulated,
plugged-back or re-cased, the operator shall make a
report to the Minister within thirty days in Form 107.
49. When an operator has caused a core analysis or
any other test or analysis to be made, he shall submit a
copy thereof to the Minister within thirty days.
50. — (1) Where cores are taken, the operator shall
pack them in numbered boxes, accurately labelled
showing the name of the well and the depth interval,
and the boxes shall be protected from damage and
stored by the operator.
(2) No core shall be destroyed, except for the pur-
pose of analysis.
(3) Where cores are no longer required by the
operator for the purpose of analysis, the Minister may
instruct the operator to forward them to the Depart-
ment.
(4) No person shall remove a core from Ontario
without the written approval of the Minister.
51. The operator of a well shall, upon the request of
the Minister, determine the measurement of oil, gas
and water produced by the well and report the deter-
mination to the Minister,
52. — (1) Every producer of oil for sale shall, on or
before the 15th day of February in each year, make a
report in triplicate to the Minister in Form 108, in
respect of the preceding licence year.
(2) Every producer of gas for sale shall, on or
before the 15th day of February in each year, make a
report in triplicate to the Minister in Form 109, in
respect of the preceding licence year.
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(3) Every producer of oil or gas shall maintain a
map or maps of his production and collection systems,
and such map or maps shall be available for examina-
tion at all reasonable times by the Minister or his
representative.
53. — (1) The operator of an injection well used to
repressure, maintain pressure in or flood any oil or gas
horizon shall keep at the well, or at his field office, a
record in a form satisfactory to the Minister showing,
(a) the volume of fluid or other substance in-
jected into the well;
(b) the source from which the fluid or other sub-
stance was obtained;
(c) the average injection rate;
(d) the average injection pressure; and
(e) particulars of any treatment to which the
fluid or other substance has been subjected.
(2) An annual summary of the data required in
subsection 1 shall be forwarded to the Minister on or
before the 15th day of February in each year in respect
of the preceding year.
54. — (1) The operator of a well for the disposal of
waste or mineral water shall keep at the well, or at his
field office, a record in a form satisfactory to the
Minister showing,
(o) the volume of fluid injected into the well;
(6) the source from which the fluid was obtained;
(c) the average chemical composition of the fluid;
(d) the average injection rate; and
(e) the average injection pressure.
(2) An annual summary of the data required in
subsection 1 shall be forwarded to the Minister on or
before the 15th day of February in each year in respect
of the preceding year.
55. Where a well is plugged, the operator or person
who plugs the well shall make a report to the Minister
within thirty days in Form 110.
RELEASE OF INFORMATION
56. — (1) Except where the operator consents in
writing to release at an earlier date, information ob-
tained from an operator and recorded with the De-
partment shall not be released except in accordance
with the provisions of subsections 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 and 7.
(2) The following information shall not be released:
1. All operators' pool studies and reserve esti-
mates, unless filed at a public hearing or
inquiry.
2. Crown Reserve estimates.
3. All information submitted to the Department
not required by regulation, obtained at extra
expense to the operator and requested to be
held confidential.
(3) Where a well is classified by the Department as
an exploratory well, the following information re-
specting it shall be held confidential for one year from
its completion date:
1. Connate water determinations and other
liquid saturation measurements.
2. Drill-stem test data.
3. Core analyses.
4. Oil, gas and water, and pressure-volume-
temperature analyses.
5. Static top hole or bottom hole pressure data.
6. Flowing and other special bottom hole pres-
sure data gathered by the Department.
7. Back pressure test data.
8. Perforations, well treatments, cored intervals
and abandonment details.
9. Logs, except those logs which, in the opinion
of the Minister, are obtained solely for geo-
physical purposes.
10. Geological markers.
11. Drill cutting samples and core and informa-
tion from drill cutting samples and core pre-
served by the Department.
(4) Where a well is classified by the Department as
a development well, the following information re-
specting it shall be held confidential for at least thirty
days from the completion date of the well and in any
event not be released prior to the release of information
respecting the discovery well:
1. Connate water determinations and other
liquid saturation measurements.
2. Drill-stem test data.
3. Core analyses.
4. Oil, gas and water and pressure-volume-
temperature analyses,
5. Static top hole or bottom hole pressure data.
6. Flowing and other special bottom hole pres-
sure data gathered by the Department.
7. Back pressure test data.
8. Perforations, well treatments, cored inter-
vals and abandonment details.
9. Logs, except those logs, which in the opinion
of the Minister, are obtained solely for geo-
physical purposes.
10. Geological markers.
11. Drill cutting samples and core and informa-
tion from drill cutting samples and core
preserved by the Department.
(5) The following information shall be held con-
fidential for one year from the date of receipt by the
Department:
1. Daily production rates.
2. Secondary recovery data for individual wells
or systems.
3. Annual geophysical and geochemical reports
as required by section 43.
4. Annual leasing reports as required by section
44.
(6) The following information shall not be held
confidential:
1. Applications and submissions presented at a
public hearing.
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2. Monthly and annual production data.
3. Waste or mineral water disposal data for in-
dividual wells or systems.
4. Storage data for gas or liquefied petroleum
gases.
(7) Logs that, in the opinion of the Minister, are
obtained solely for geophysical purposes shall be held
confidential for twenty-four months from the date of
logging.
REPORT OF ACCIDENT
57. The operator shall report to an inspector im-
mediately and shall report further by letter, any fire or
explosion or any accident causing personal injury re-
quiring medical treatment that occurs at a drilling rig,
oil or gas well, production line, field battery installation,
field storage tank or other work owned, operated or
controlled by the operator.
OFFENCES
58. — (1) A tag attached to a work under section 3
of the Act shall be in Form 601.
(2) The permission of the Minister to lay an in-
formation under section 9 of the Act shall be in Form
602.
59. — (1) A person who is required under this Regu-
lation to file a record, return or report and fails to do so
shall, upon the written demand of the Minister, file
the record, return or report within such reasonable
time as the Minister stipulates.
(2) A demand under subsection 1 shall be deemed
to be made if mailed by registered mail addressed to
the last known address of the person upon whom it is
being made.
REVOCATION
60. Ontario Regulations
and 244/68 are revoked.
326/64, 372/66, 154/68
Schedule 1
DRILLING SAFETY CODE
1. Every owner of a machine for boring, drilling,
deepening or plugging wells shall take all necessary
measures to enforce this Schedule and to ensure that
it is observed by every employee under his control.
2. Every employee of the owner shall take all
measures to carry out his duties in accordance with
such rules as are applicable to the work in which he
is engaged.
3. No machine, tool or other equipment shall be
used if it is unsafe, or not so constructed or operated
that it is reasonably safe for persons employed on or
around a machine for boring, drilling, deepening or
plugging wells.
4. Spudding or drilling shall not be commenced
until all moving parts of machinery used in the spudding
or drilling are guarded and until all necessary floors,
stairways and handrails are installed.
5. Every floor, walk, ladder or platform shall be
constructed of sound material in conformance with
good practice, and shall be kept in good repair.
6. Every drilling floor shall have an exit on at least
two sides, and doors on the exits shall open outwards
and shall be kept unlocked when any person is on the
drilling floor.
7. Doghouses shall have a second exit on the side
away from the drilling floor, which shall open outwards
and be unlocked when any person is on the drilling
floor.
8. All platforms used in connection with rotary
machines shall be adequately constructed and properly
fastened and provided with safety railings at least
three feet high.
9. A safety belt shall be provided for and worn by
each person working above the derrick floor, and shall
be kept in good repair and shall be securely fastened to
the derrick or mast.
10. Hard hats shall be worn by all persons on or
around the machine during erection, operation, main-
tenance or dismantling.
11. Safety goggles shall be provided by the owner
of the machine and shall be worn by persons employed
on or around the machine engaged in mixing chemicals,
welding, chipping, grinding, hammering, dressing bits
or other operation hazardous to the eyes.
12. All tools and equipment shall be kept in good
repair.
13. The machine shall have at least two, ten pound
fire extinguishers of the sodium bicarbonate-carbon
dioxide type readily available to the drilling floor.
14. No person shall smoke on the drilling floor, or
within 50 feet of a wellhead where gas may be exposed
to the atmosphere.
15. Pipe racks shall be adequately constructed and
provision shall be made for the clearing or pinning of
material on the rack to prevent lateral movement
except when required.
16. All chain drives, belt drives, pinions, gears,
couplings and other moving parts of the machine shall
be covered or fitted with guards, adequate to prevent
injury to personnel.
17. Where the owner of the machine requires that
only his employees, inspectors and other persons
authorized by him may have admittance to the well
site, he shall erect notices to that effect.
18. The owner of the machine shall provide a
medical kit at the machine and shall maintain an
adequate stock of materials in it.
19. Forges and light plants shall not be within
50 feet of the well, and in no case shall be operated
when oil or gas is exposed to the atmosphere.
20. Flame-type or open-element heaters shall not be
operated when oil or gas may be exposed to the at-
mosphere.
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21. Explosives shall not be stored within 500 feet of
any well being drilled.
22. In a water-covered area, the foregoing shall
apply only to the deck area and above or in such areas
as designated by the Minister.
23. Welding shall not be done when oil or gas may
be exposed to the atmosphere.
Schedule 2
WELL PLUGGING CODE
1. Casing, tubing and foreign material shall be
removed from the well sufficiently to conform to the
requirements of subsection 1 of section 39.
2. The plugging material shall be cement, without
the addition of gravel or any non-drillable material, and
with the addition of such special-purpose additives as
may be required for acceleration, viscosity-reduction,
etc.
3. Cement shall be in the form of a water-base
slurry, having a minimum weight of 14.5 pounds per
U.S. gallon.
4. Bridges shall be of wood or stone or gravel, or
lead where required, or any combination of these or a
special bridging device, but shall not include any non-
drillable material.
5. Cement shall be deposited by displacement
through tubing or drill pipe or dump-trailer, except
that in holes where no liquid is present and which are
more than 4 inches in diameter, deposition may be by
gravity flow using a viscosity-reducing agent.
6. The Inspector may require that any plug be
located.
7. The intervals between plugs shall be filled with
water or drilling mud.
8. Cement plugs shall be set above and below each
fluid (porous) zone and in addition shall be set across
each oil and gas zone.
9. Cement plugs shall extend a minimum distance
of 25 feet above and 25 feet below fluid zones.
10. In addition to plugs required by section 8,
plugs shall be set in the top of the Cambrian, Trenton,
Queenston, Clinton-Cataract, Guelph, Salina, Dundee
and bed-rock formations, and such plugs shall have a
minimum thickness of 25 feet.
11. — (1) The surface casing, or other casing one
size smaller in lieu thereof, may be left in the hole.
(2) Where the Minister deems it in the public
interest, he may require that surface casing, or other
casing in lieu thereof, be left in the hole.
12. Where surface casing is left in the hole, it shall
be fitted with a welded cap, or plugged with at least
10 feet of cement, and in all cases shall be cut off 3 feet
below grade, except that where the well is in a water-
covered area, surface casing shall be cut off at or below
the bed of the body of water.
13. Where surface casing is removed, the hole shall
be filled completely to surface with clay or sand or
cuttings as the surface casing is withdrawn, except that
a cement plug may be set between 3 feet and 6 feet
from surface.
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Form 101
The Energy Act, 1964
Licence No
LICENCE TO CONDUCT GEOPHYSICAL OR GEOCHEMICAL
EXPLORATION FOR OIL OR GAS
Under The Energy Act, 1964 and the regulations, and subject to the limitations thereof, this licence is
issued to
of
to conduct geophysical or geochemical exploration for oil or gas.
This licence expires with the 31st day of December, 19. . . .
This licence is not transferable.
Issued at Toronto, this day of 19. . . .
(Chief Inspector) (Minister of Energy and Resources Management)
Form 102
The Energy Act, 1964
Licence No
LICENCE TO LEASE OIL OR GAS RIGHTS
Under The Energy Act, 1964 and the regulations, and subject to the limitations thereof, this licence is
issued to
of
to lease oil or gas rights from owners other than the Crown.
This licence expires with the 31st day of December, 19. . . .
This licence is not transferable.
Issued at Toronto, this day of , 19
(Chief Inspector) (Minister of Energy and Resources Management)
Form 103
The Energy Act, 1964
Licence No
LICENCE FOR A MACHINE FOR BORING, DRILLING, DEEPENING OR PLUGGING WELLS
Under The Energy Act, 1964 and the regulations, and subject to the limitations thereof, this licence is
issued to
of
in respect of the machine for boring, drilling, deepening or plugging wells described as follows:
(make) (model) (serial No.)
This licence expires with the 31st day of December, 19. . . .
This licence is transferable from one person to another.
Issued at Toronto, this day of , 19 ... .
(Chief Inspector) (Minister of Energy and Resources Management)
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Form 104
The Energy Act, 1964
Licence No
LICENCE TO PRODUCE OIL OR GAS
Under The Energy Act, 1964 and the regulations, and subject to the limitations thereof, this licence is
jed to .
of.
to produce oil or gas.
This licence expires with the 31st day of December, 19. . . .
This licence is not transferable.
This licence is issued subject to such special terms and conditions as are attached.
Issued at Toronto, this day of , 19 ... .
(Chief Inspector)
(Minister of Energy and Resources Management)
Form 105
The Energy Act, 1964
APPLICATION FOR A PERMIT TO BORE, DRILL OR DEEPEN A WELL
To: The Minister of Energy and Resources Management:
The undersigned operator applies for a permit to bore, drill or deepen a well under The Energy Act, 1964
and regulations and submits the following information, together with the prescribed fee of $15.
1. WELL NAME
2. Name of Applicant
Address
3. Company serial number of well
"4. Location of proposed well
(district or county)
(township)
(lot) and (concession) or (No. of licence of occupation or lease)
5. Co-ordinates — North-South East- West
6. Name of landowner
part of lot owned acres land well number
7. Name of drilling contractor
Address.
8. Proposed starting date
9. Proposed depth of well Formation at total depth.
10. ProfKJsed casing and cementing programme.
Casing Size
Weight
Grade
New or Used
Estimated
Depth
Sacks of
Cement
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11. Blowout prevention equipment.
12. Ground elevation plus correction to rig floor (This must be determined by instrument).
13. The undersigned operator certifies that he has the right to bore or drill for gas and oil in the above location.
Remarks.
(signature)
Date
(address)
*Note: Where the application is in respect of a well on land it shall be accompanied by a scaled plan certified by
an Ontario Land Surveyor or Professional Engineer qualified to practise in Ontario or other person
acceptable to the Minister showing:
(a) exact co-ordinates of the well from two intersecting sides of the lot; ;
(6) the elevation above sea level of the well site, including the datum from which it is derived;
(c) where the spacing unit is within a township lot, the position of the spacing unit within the lot; and
(d) such further information as the Minister may require.
Form 106
The Energy Act, 1964
PERMIT TO BORE, DRILL OR DEEPEN A WELL
Permit No
Under The Energy Act, 1964 and the regulations, and subject to the limitations thereof, this permit is
issued to
of
to bore, drill or deepen a well, described as follows:
Location: County Township
Lot Concession
or number of licence of occupation or lease
Co-ordinates: N-S E-W
Name of well ,. .
Depth not to exceed feet.
This permit is issued subject to the special terms and conditions as shown on the back of this permit.
This permit expires with
This permit is not transferable.
Issued at , this day of 19
(Inspector) (Minister of Energy and Resources Management)
Note: The operator shall display this permit at the well site throughout the drilling operations.
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Form 107
The Energy Act, 1964
DRILLING AND COMPLETION RECORD
To: The Minister of Energy and Resources Management:
County . .
Township
Lot
. .Con
WELL NAME
Permit No,
TD
Operator .
PRTn
Address. .
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Landowner
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Drilling Contractor
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Machine Type (cable tool, etc.) Licence No Co-nrdinatps-
Geological
Formations
Top
Elev.
Thick.
(from lot N-S
lines) E-W.
Latitude . l
Longitude
Drift
Lease or L.O. No i
Port Lambton
Date drilling Star
ted
. .
Kettle Point
Date Drilling Completed
Hamilton
WATER RECORDS
Dundee
Depth
Type
Level from Surface
Flow
Columbus
Detroit River
Sylvania
Bois Blanc
Oriskany
Bass Island
Salina (total)
CASING AND TUBING RECORD |
Upper Salt Beds
Size
Weight
Set At
How
Set
Amt.
Recovered
C Unit
Shale
B Unit
Salt
Anhydrite
A-2 Unit
Carbonate
Salt
INITIAL GAS RECORD |
Anhydrite
Interval
Net Pay
Natural Flow
S.I.P.
A-1 Unit
Carbonate
Evaporite
Guelph — Lockport
Clinton
Rochester
Irondequoit
Reynales
Thorold
Cataract
Grimsby
INITIAL OIL RECORD |
Cabot Head
Interval
Net Pay
Natural Flow
API
Manitoulin
Whirlpool
Queenston
Meaford-Dundas
CoUingwood
Trenton
Cobourg
LOGGING RECORD |
Sherman Fall
Interval
Type
Co.
LogT.D.
Kirkfield
Black
River
Coboconk
Gull River
Shadow Lake
Cambrian
CORING RECORD |
Interval
Rec.
Interval
Rec.
Precambrian
Total Depth (Samples)
Geologist
Disposition of cor
e
Above 1
og
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Mecl
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lanical L
og n
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FINAL PRODUCTION OF WELL
FINAL STATUS OF WELL
Gas Mcf/day Oil bbl/day
Pressure psig
Symbol
DRILLER'S LOG
CEMENTING RECORDS
Formation
Thickness
Total
PACKER RECORD
Type
Size
Depth
RECORD OF SPECIAL PRODUCTION
STIMULATION TREATMENT
Date
RECORD OF PRODUCTION TESTS (D S T, etc.)
Date
Plugging Record — In the case of dry holes, the plugging method is to be described on Form 110 and attached
hereto.
Remarks
Signature Address Date
Note 1 : The well name shall be that name which appears on Form 106 and shall not be changed without approval
by the Minister.
Note 2: Elevations must be determined by instrument and must be certified by an Ontario Land Surveyor or
other person acceptable to the Minister.
For Departmental Use
Date of Shipment of Samples
Record of other Tests and Analyses ,
Other Data and Remarks
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Form 108
The Energy Act, 1964
ANNUAL REPORT OF PERSON PRODUCING OIL
for year ending December 31st, 19. . . .
Name of Producer.
Address
Producing Licence No.
Notes: All wells operated are to be listed separately at Section 1, showing proper location, annual production
and status.
Where grouping of wells for measurement of production has been permitted, show the total for those wells
listed in the group.
Production and wells are to be summarized by fields or pools at Section 2. Quantities sold to or purchased
from other producers are to be shown at Sections 2 and 3.
Where space is insufficient, attach additional similar listings.
L Well and Production Statistics
Description
Location
Net
Production
(Barrels)
Active (A)
Suspended
(S)
Name of Well
Township
Lot
Cone.
Field or Pool
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" — - Form no
The Energy Act, 1964
RECORD OF THE PLUGGING OF A WELL
To: The Minister of Energy and Resources Management:
WELL NAME
Name of owner of well ,
Address.
Lease number Year drilled
Name of Landowner when drilled Land well No.
Township .
Total depth .
County ,
Lot Concession
Co-ordinates: N-S ,
E-W
Plugging contractor
Plugging supervisor
Plugging dates
Well data: Thickness of drift
Depths of all water pays: Fresh
Mineral
Depths of all gas pays
Present flow and pressure Mcf
Depths of all oil pays
Present production B.O.P.D
Licence No.
Psig.
CASING RECORD
Size
Seated at
How Set
F"t. Recov.
Ft. Left In
Describe Plugging Method in Complete Detail
Signature.
Address . .
Date Form Completed
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Form 601
The Energy Act, 1964
WARNING
This work, appliance or equipment has been tagged under the provisions of The Energy Act, 1964.
UNAUTHORIZED USE PROHIBITED
Date
To: .
(Inspector)
Inspector under The Energy Act, 1964
Department of Energy and Resources Management,
880 Bay Street,
Toronto 5, Ontario.
I have remedied or repaired the work, appliance or equipment to which you attached this tag in
accordance with your requirements.
Signature.
Title
Company.
Address . .
Date
Form 602
The Energy Act, 1964
In the matter of proposed summary proceedings against
PERMISSION TO PROSECUTE
1. I,
Minister of Energy and Resources Management, hereby give permission to.
to lay an information against
under section 9 of The Energy Act, 1964.
2. This permission is given under section 9 of The Energy Act, 1964.
Dated at Toronto, this day of , 19 ... .
(Minister of Energy and Resources Management)
(832) 50
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O. Reg. 422/68 3141
Publications Under The Regulations Act
December 2l8t, 1968
THE PUBLIC HOSPITALS ACT
O. Reg. 421/68.
Classification of Hospitals.
Made— November 28th, 1968.
Filed— December 9th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE PUBLIC HOSPITALS ACT
1. The Schedule to Ontario Regulation 364/67, as
amended by Ontario Regulations 6/68, 100/68, 126/68,
174/68, 200/68 and 264/68, is further amended by
striking out "Whitby General Hospital" opposite
item 82 under the heading "Group B Hospitals" and
inserting in lieu thereof "The Doctor Joseph O. Ruddy
General Hospital".
(847)
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THE CORPORATIONS TAX ACT
O. Reg. 422/68.
General.
Made— December 5th, 1968.
Filed— December 10th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE CORPORATIONS TAX ACT
1. Clause b of subsection 1 of section 301 of Regu-
lation 63 of Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1960 is
amended by striking out "him" in the tenth line and
inserting in lieu thereof "it".
2. — ( 1) Subsection 2 of section 401 of Regulation 63
of Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1960, as remade by
section 2 of Ontario Regulation 210/65, is amended by
striking out "Treasurer" in the seventh line and in-
serting in lieu thereof "Minister".
(2) Subsection 3 of the said section 401, as made by
section 2 of Ontario Regulation 210/65, is revoked and
the following substituted therefor:
(3) For the purposes of clause a of subsection 2 of
section 22 and of section 31 of the Act, classes
of property are prescribed as provided in
Parts XI and XVII and Schedules B, C, D,
E, and H of the regulations made under the
Income Tax Act (Canada) as such regulations
and schedules are in force and are applied
from time to time under that Act.
(3) The said section 401 of Regulation 63 of Re-
vised Regulations of Ontario, 1960, as remade by
section 2 of Ontario Regulation 210/65, is amended by
adding thereto the following subsection:
(4) Prescribed classes constituted under the
Canadian Vessel Construction Assistance Act
(Canada) shall be deemed to be prescribed
classes for the purposes of clause a of sub-
section 2 of section 22 and of section 31 of
the Act and the capital cost of property in
each class shall be deemed to be the capital
cost of the property in the class as determined
under the Canadian Vessel Construction Act
(Canada) immediately before its repeal.
3. Section 504 of Regulation 63 of Revised Regula-
tions of Ontario, 1960, as made by section 4 of Ontario
Regulation 210/65, is amended by striking out
"Treasurer" in the third line and inserting in lieu
thereof "Minister".
4. Section 505 of Regulation 63 of Revised Regu-
lations of Ontario, 1960, as made by section 4 of
Ontario Regulation 210/65, is amended by striking out
"Treasurer" where it occurs in the third line and in the
fifth line and inserting in lieu thereof in each case
"Minister".
5. Paragraph 4 of section 601 of Regulation 63 of
Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1960 is amended by
striking out "Treasurer" in the third line and inserting
in lieu thereof "Minister".
6. Section 801 of Regulation 63 of Revised Regu-
lations of Ontario, 1960 is revoked and the following
substituted therefor:
801. For the purpose of section 58 of the Act, the
following corporations are prescribed:
1. Air Canada.
2. Bank of Canada.
3. Canadian National Express Company.
4. Canadian National Railway Company.
5. Canadian National Realties, Limited.
6. Canadian National Telegraph
Company.
7. Canadian National Transportation,
Limited.
8. The Canadian Northern Quebec
Railway Company.
9-. Gray Coach Lines Limited.
10. The Great North Western Telegraph
Company of Canada.
11. Hoar Transport Company Limited.
12. Husband Transport Limited.
13. A. E. McKenzie Company Limited.
14. Midland Superior Express Limited.
15. The Minnesota and Ontario Bridge
Company.
16. The Northern Consolidated Holding
Company Limited.
17. Scobie's Transport Limited.
18. The Toronto-Peterborough Transport
Company, Limited.
7. Paragraph 2 of section 802 of Regulation 63 of
Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1960 is revoked and
the following substituted therefor:
2. A tax imposed on a corporation under
subdivision 1, 2, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13,
14, 15, 16, 17 or 18 of section 3, or a tax im-
posed on a corporation of the kind mentioned
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in any of those subdivisions of section 3 under
section 4, 5 or 42 of the Corporation Tax Act,
chapter 67 of the Revised Statutes of Quebec,
1964.
8. Paragraph 3 of section 803 of Regulation 63 of
Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1960 is revoked and
the following substituted therefor:
3. A tax imposed on a corporation undersection6
or 10 of the Corporation Tax Act, chapter 67
of the Revised Statutes of Quebec, 1964.
9. Section 806 of Regulation 63 of Revised Regula-
tions of Ontario, 1960 is revoked and the following
substituted therefor:
806. Under clause ha of subsection 1 of section 22
of the Act, a corporation shall deduct for the
fiscal year the same amount in respect of a
reserve for expenses to be incurred by reason
of quadrennial or other special surveys as is
deducted by the corporation in computing its
income under clause ea of subsection 1 of
section 11 of the Income Tax Act (Canada)
pursuant to section 3600 of the regulations
made under the Income Tax Act (Canada) as
such regulations are in force and are applied
from time to time under that Act.
10. Regulation 63 of Revised Regulations of On-
tario, 1960, as amended by Ontario Regulations 231/61,
210/65 and 275/68, is further amended by adding there-
to the following sections:
809. — (1) For the purpose of subclause ii of
clause j of subsection 1 of section 22 of the
Act, the prescribed manner shall be the man-
ner prescribed under subclause ii of clause g
of subsection 1 of section 11 of the Income
Tax Act (Canada) as such manner is pre-
scribed from time to time under that Act.
(2) For the purpose of subsection 17 of section 22
of the Act, the prescribed manner shall be the
manner prescribed under subsection 17 of
section 11 of the Income Tax Act (Canada) as
such manner is prescribed from time to time
under that Act.
810. For the purpose of Clause b of subsection 1 of
section 28 of the Act, the prescribed form shall
be the form prescribed under clause b of sub-
section 1 of section 18 of the Income Tax Act
(Canada) as such form is prescribed from time
to time under that Act.
811. For the purpose of subparagraph v of para-
graph 1 of subsection 1 of section 39 of the
Act, the universities outside Canada named in
Schedule 1 of the regulations made under the
Income Tax Act (Canada), as such regulations
and schedules are in force and are applied from
time to time under that Act, are hereby pre-
scribed to be universities the student bodies
of which ordinarily include students from
Canada.
f
812. For the purpose of clause b of subsection 4 of
section 47 of the Act, "scientific research"
means scientific research as defined in section
2900 of the regulations made under the
Income Tax Act (Canada) as such regulations
are in force and are applied from time to time
under that Act.
813. — (1) For the purpose of subsection 3c of
section 57 of the Act, prescribed form shall
be the form prescribed under subsection 3c
of section 83A of the Income Tex ^cf (Canada)
as such form is prescribed from time to time
under that Act.
(2) For the purpose of subsection id of section 57
of the Act, prescribed form shall be the form
prescribed under subsection id of section 83A
of the Income Tax Act (Canada) as such form
is prescribed from time to time under that Act.
814. For the purpose of subsection 1 of section 61 of
the Act, the prescribed form shall be the form
prescribed under subsection 1 of section 85D
of the Income Tax Act (Canada) as such form
is prescribed from time to time under that Act.
11. Form 1 of Regulation 63 of Revised Regula-
tions of Ontario, 1960 is revoked and the following
substituted therefor:
Form 1
The Corporations Tax Act
NOTICE OF OBJECTION
(name of corporation) (block letters, please)
of ;•.•••;••
(give full address, including city, town, municipality,
county and province)
Notice of Objection is hereby given from the
assessment bearing date the day of ,
19. . . . wherein a tax in the sum of $ was
levied for the fiscal year which ended the day of
,19....
The following are the reasons for objection and a
full statement of facts relating thereto:
(If space insufficient, a separate memorandum
should be attached setting forth (1) full statement
of reasons for objection, and (2) full statement of
relevant facts.)
(date)
(signature) (position or office)
This notice must be signed by an authorized officer
of the corporation.
INSTRUCTIONS
To be prepared in TRIPLICATE, ONE copy to
be retained by the corporation and TWO copies to be
sent by REGISTERED MAIL addressed to the
Minister of Revenue, Department of Revenue, Cor-
porations Tax Branch, Parliament Buildings, Toronto,
Ontario.
The envelope containing this Notice must be post-
marked within ninety days after the day of mailing of
the Notice of Assessment to which the corporation is
objecting.
A separate Notice of Objection must be filed for
each fiscal year of the corporation in dispute but, if
convenient, facts and reasons for several years may be
consolidated.
12. — (1) Subsection 3 of section 401 of Regulation
63 of Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1960, as remade
by subsection 2 of section 2 of this Regulation, applies
with respect to fiscal years ending in 1967 and sub-
sequent fiscal years.
(2) Subsection 4 of section 401 of Regulation 63 of
Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1960, as made by
subsection 3 of section 2 of this Regulation, applies
with respect to fiscal years ending in 1967 and subse-
quent fiscal years.
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(3) Section 811 of Regulation 63 of Revised Regu-
lations of Ontario, 1960, as made by section 10 of this
Regulation, applies with respect to fiscal years com-
mencing on or after the 1st day of January, 1967.
(848)
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THE RADIOLOGICAL TECHNICIANS ACT,
1962-63
O. Reg. 423/68.
General.
Made— October 18th, 1968.
Approved — December 5th, 1968.
Filed— December 10th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE RADIOLOGICAL TECHNICIANS ACT,
1962-63
1. Section 1 of Ontario Regulation 185/64 is re-
voked and the following substituted therefor:
1. — (1) Subject to subsection 2, a candidate for
admission to a course of training for radio-
logical technicians prescribed by section 2
shall be the holder of,
(a) the Secondary School Graduation
Diploma of the Five Year Program in,
(i) the Arts and Science Branch,
(ii) the Business and Commerce
Branch, or
(ill) the Science, Technology and
Trades Branch ; or
(b) standing that the Minister of Educa-
tion deems equivalent thereto.
(2) The Secondary School Graduation Diploma
referred to in clause a of subsection 1 shall
include standing in Science and Mathematics.
2. Subsection 2 of section 3 of Ontario Regulation
185/64, as remade by section 2 of Ontario Regulation
423/67, is revoked and the following substituted
therefor:
(2) A candidate for registration who is in at-
tendance at or is a graduate of a course of
training for radiological technicians pre-
scribed under section 2 shall apply in Form 6
to the Board at least sixty days before the
examinations are to be held and shall submit
with his application,
(a) proof, in form satisfactory to the
Board, of completion of the course of
training prescribed under section 2;
and
(&) the examination fee of $40.
3. Section 4 of Ontario Regulation 185/64 is re-
voked and the following substituted therefor:
4. Where a person referred to in subsection 2 of
section 3 has tried the examinations under
subsection 1 of section 3 and has,
(a) failed in not more than two subjects; or
(6) failed in more than two subjects,
the person may, upon paying the supple-
mental examination fee of $40 and notifying
the registrar at least sixty days before the
date of the supplemental examination, try at
the supplemental examination.
(c) in the case of a person referred to in
clause a, the subject or subjects in
which he has failed; or
(d) in the case of a person referred to in
clause b, all the examination subjects,
but no person shall try an examination in any
one subject more than three times.
4. Section 5 of Ontario Regulation 185/64, as re-
made by section 3 of Ontario Regulation 423/67, is
amended by adding thereto the following subsections:
(3) A person referred to in clause a of sub-
section 1 of section 5 of the Act shall apply for
registration on or before the 1st day of
August, 1969.
(4) A person referred to in clause o or clause b of
subsection 1 of section 5 of the Act shall apply
for registration in Form 3.
5. Subsection 1 of section 6 of Ontario Regulation
185/64 is amended by striking out "1964" in the second
line and inserting in lieu thereof "1969".
6. Clause b of section 7 of Ontario Regulation
185/64 is revoked and the following substituted
therefor:
(6) has successfully completed a course of training
for radiological technicians under a regulation
similar to this regulation and is entitled to be
registered under that regulation, or would be
entitled to be so registered except for cir-
cumstances which, in the opinion of the Board,
do not affect the competence of such person.
7. Ontario Regulation 185/64, as amended by
Ontario Regulation 423/67, is further amended by
adding thereto the following Form:
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Form 6
The Radiological Technicians Act, 1962-63
APPLICATION FOR REGISTRATION AS A RADIOLOGICAL TECHNICIAN BY EXAMINATION
Mr.
I, Mrs..
Miss
of
(print name in full)
(business address in full)
(home address in full)
(*indicate address for mailing),
hereby make application to the Board of Radiological Technicians to try the examinations in Radiology and
submit the following information:
1. Place of birth .
(city, town, etc.)
2. Date of birth
(day) (month)
3. High Schools or other Secondary Schools attended:
(province, state, etc.) (country)
(year)
Name of School
City and Province
Entrance Date
Leaving Date
Diploma
4. *Highest secondary education obtained:
(school) (diploma) ' (date)
(*an official transcript of matriculation subjects and marks must accompany this application)
5. University or College, Nursing School, or other post-secondary school attended:
Name of Institution
City and Province
Entrance Date
Leaving Date
Diploma
Registration No. (If Any).
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6. i. *Complete record of X-ray training and experience:
From
(Exact date)
To
(Exact date)
Institution
Address
Radiologist
Qualifications
(Cert. RCPS.
DABR. etc.)
(*X-ray training and experience must include at least two years training under thesupervision of a Radiologist
certified by the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada or by a Radiologist who, in the opinion
of the Board of Radiological Technicians, possesses equivalent qualifications.)
ii. Total number of years of training and experience in:
Radiography □ Therapy □
7. I was □ was not n under the direct supervision of a registered Radiological Technician during my training.
8. I apply for registration in: Radiography □
Therapy Q
9. I am □ am not Q in active practice as a radiological technician. If not in active practice state how long
mactive.
10. My name, as I wish it to appear on my certificate of registration is:
(print name as applicant wishes it to appear on certificate)
11. I have n have not Q forwarded my examination fee of $40 to the Ontario Society of Radiological Tech-
nicians.
(signature of applicant)
Dated at , this
day of
,, 19.
We hereby certify that the applicant has completed the course. of training as specified in the regulations
under The Radiological Technicians Act, 1962-63.
Radiologist (Director of School)
Chief Technician or
Chief Instructor of School
Dated at .
, this day of.
Dated at Toronto, this 18th day of October, 1968.
(849)
., 19....
Board of Radiological Technicians:
E. W. EDMONDS, R.T..
Chairman.
W. E. ARMOUR, M.D.,
Secretary- Treasurer.
M. I. STEINHARDT, M.D.,
Member.
I. R. FISHER, R.T.,
Member.
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THE FARM PRODUCTS MARKETING ACT
O. Reg. 424/68.
Apples — Plan.
Made — December 5th, 1968.
Filed— December 10th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE FARM PRODUCTS MARKETING ACT
APPLES— PLAN
1. The plan in the Schedule is established for the
control and regulation of the marketing within Ontario
of apples. - _
2. The local board named in the Schedule is given
the powers set out in clauses a, b, d, e, f, g, i, j, k, I, tn,
n, 0 and t of subsection 1 of section 22 and in sections
58, 72 and 288 of The Corporations Act that are vested
in a co-operative corporation that is under Part V of
that Act.
3. The members of the local board shall be deemed
to be the shareholders and directors thereof in the
exercise of any of the powers mentioned in section 2.
Schedule
The Farm Products Marketing Act
PLAN
1. This plan may be cited as "The Ontario Apple
Marketing Plan".
2. In this plan,
(c) "apples" means apples of every variety pro-
duced in Ontario;
(b) "buyer" means a person who buys apples from
a producer;
(c) "dealer" means a person who is engaged in
the marketing of apples in Ontario;
(d) "plan" means The Ontario Apple Marketing
Plan;
(e) "processing" means baking, canning, de-
hydrating, drying, freezing, slicing or process-
ing with sugar or any chemical including, but
not limited to, sulphur dioxide, and includes
producing juice from apples;
(/) "processor" means a person engaged in the
processing of apples;
ig) "producer" means a producer of apples in
Ontario;
(A) "retailer" means any person who offers for
sale or sells apples directly to a consumer.
3. The plan applies to the control and regulation
in any or all respects of the marketing within Ontario
of apples, including the prohibition of such marketing
in whole or in part.
4. There shall be a local board, designated for the
purposes of clause ab of subsection 1 of section 6 of the
Act, as "The Ontario Apple Marketing Commission",
hereinafter referred to as the "Commission".
5. The Commission shall be composed of twenty-
three members as follows:
1. Twelve members shall be producers.
2. One member shall be a retailer."
3. One member shall be a consumer who is a
member of the Consumers' Association of
Canada.
4. Five members thall be dealers who are mem-
bers of the Ontario Apple Dealers' Associa-
tion.
5. Four members shall be processors.
6. Members of the Commission shall be elected or
appointed in accordance with the provisions of the plan
and shall hold office until their successors are elected or
appointed.
7. Producers are divided into nine districts as
follows: -
1. District 1, comprising the counties of Haldi-
mand, Lincoln, Welland and Wentworth.
2. District 2, comprising the counties of Halton,
Peel, Waterloo, Wellington and York.
3. District 3, comprising the counties of Brant
and Norfolk.
4. District 4, comprising the counties of Elgin,
Huron, Middlesex, Oxford and Perth.
5. District 5, comprising the counties of Essex,
Kent and Lambton.
6. District 6, comprising the counties of Bruce,
Dufferin, Grey and Simcoe.
7. District 7, comprising the counties of Durham,
Northumberland, Ontario, Peterborough and
Victoria.
8. District 8, comprising the counties of Fron-
tenac, Hastings, Lennox and Addington and
Prince Edward.
9. District 9, comprising the counties of Carle-
ton, Dundas, Glengarry, Grenville, Lanark,
Leeds, Prescott, Renfrew, Russell and Stor-
mont.
8. — ( 1) The producers in each district mentioned in
section 7 form a district group of producers.
(2) A producer in the Provisional County of Hali-
burton or in a territorial district not included in a
district mentioned in section 7 may become a member
of the district group of producers nearest his place of
production.
9. There shall be a committee of five producer-
members in each district to be known as the "District
Apple Producers' Committee".
10. Within twenty-five days after this plan is
established and on or before the 10th day of each
August thereafter, producers in each district shall elect
from their members, representatives to the District
Apple Producers' Committee.
11. — (1) Within thirty days after this plan is
established, and on or before the 15th day of each
August thereafter, each District Apple Producers'
Committee shall elect from among themselves one
member to the Commission.
(2) Within thirty days after this plan is established,
and on or before the 15th day of each August there-
after, the members of all District Apple Producers'
Committees shall together elect from among themselves
three additional members to the Commission, pro-
vided that no more than two members of the Com-
mission may be elected from any one district.
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(3) No producer is eligible for election to the Com-
mission who has not been elected a representative to
the District Apple Producers' Committee in the same
year as that in which his term commences as a member
of the Commission.
(4) No producer is eligible for election in a district
to the Commission unless he resides within the district.
12. Within thirty days after this plan is established,
and on or before the 15th day of each August there-
after, the Minister shall appoint a retailer in Ontario
as a member of the Commission.
13. Within thirty days after this plan is established,
and on or before the 15th day of each August there-
after, the Minister shall appoint a member of the Con-
sumers' Association of Canada from Ontario as a mem-
ber of the Commission.
14. Dealers are divided into five districts as follows:
1. District 1, comprising the counties of Elgin,
Essex, Huron, Kent, Lambton, Middlesex,
Oxford and Perth.
2. District 2, comprising the counties of Brant,
Haldimand, Halton, Lincoln, Norfolk, Water-
loo, Welland, Wellington and Wentworth.
3. District 3, comprising the counties of Bruce,
Dufferin, Grey, Peel and Simcoe.
4. District 4, comprising the counties of Durham,
Northumberland, Ontario, Peterborough,
Prince Edward, Victoria and York.
5. District 5, comprising the counties of Carle-
ton, Dundas, Frontenac, Glengarry, Hastings,
Lanark, Leeds, Lennox and Addington,
Prescott, Russell and Stormont.
15. Within thirty days after this plan is established,
and on or before the 15th day of each August there-
after, the members of the Ontario Apple Dealers'
Association shall elect from among themselves one
member from each of the districts, referred to in
section 14, as members of the Commission.
16. Within thirty days after this plan is established
and on or before the 15th day of each August there-
after, the processors in Ontario shall elect from among
themselves four members to the Commission.
17. Subject to section 6, the first members of the
Commission elected or appointed under this Regulation
shall hold office until the 15th day of August, 1969 and
the members of the Commission elected or appointed
subsequently shall hold office until the 15th day of
August in the year next following.
18. No member elected or appointed to the Com-
mission shall be eligible, during the term of such
election or appointment, for further election or appoint-
ment to the Commission in any other representative
capacity.
19. Where any District Apple Producers' Com-
mittee fails to elect a member to the Commission in
accordance with the provisions of subsection 1 of
section 11, the Commission shall, at its first meeting
after the thirty day period following the coming into
force of this Regulation, or after the 15th day of any
August thereafter, appoint such producer-members as
are necessary to complete the Commission.
20. Where the members of all District Apple Pro-
ducers' Committees fail to elect the three additional
members to the Commission in accordance with the
provisions of subsection 2 of section 11, the Com-
mission shall, at its first meeting after the thirty day
period following the coming into force of this Regula-
tion, or after the 15th day of any August thereafter,
appoint such producer-members as are necessary to
complete the Commission.
21. Where the members of the Ontario Apple
Dealers' Association or the processors fail to elect a
member to the Commission in accordance with the pro-
visions of this Regulation, the Commission shall, at its
first meeting after the thirty day period following the
coming into force of this Regulation, or after the 15th
day of any August thereafter, appoint such repre-
sentative members to the Commission as are necessary
to complete the Commission.
22. — (1) Where a member elected to or appointed
by the Commission dies or resigns before his term has
expired, the Commission may appoint a person as a
member to fill such vacancy for the unexpired term in
accordance with the scheme of representation as set
out in section 5.
(2) Where a member appointed to the Commission
by the Minister dies or resigns before his term has ex-
pired, the Minister shall appoint a person as a member
within thirty days thereafter to fill such vacancy for
the unexpired term in accordance with the scheme of
representation as set out in section 5.
(3) Where the Commission fails to appoint a
person for the unexpired term of a member under sub-
section 1 within thirty days after the death or resigna-
tion of the member, the Board may appoint a person
for the unexpired term.
(850)
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THE AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIATIONS ACT
O. Reg. 425/68.
Designation of Associations.
Made— December 5th, 1968.
Filed— December 10th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIATIONS ACT
1. Item IjO of the Schedule to Regulation 2 of
Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1960 is revoked and
the following substituted therefor:
10. The Ontario Sheep Breeders' and Producers'
Association.
(851)
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THE HIGHWAY IMPROVEMENT ACT
O. Reg. 426/68.
Designations — M iscellaneous
Northern Ontario.
Made — December 5th, 1968.
Filed— December 12th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE HIGHWAY IMPROVEMENT ACT
1. Schedules 29 and 30, as remade by section 1 of
Ontario Regulation 235/64, Schedule 30a, as made by
section 1 of Ontario Regulation 97/66, and Schedule
30b, as made by section 1 of Ontario Regulation 226/66,
to Regulation 212 of Revised Regulations of Ontario,
1960 are revoked and the following substituted therefor:
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LAKEHEAD EXPRESSWAY
Schedule 29
111 the Township of MacGregor in the District of
Thunder Bay being,
(a) part of Mining Locations,
(i) 8 and 12, Herrick's Survey,
(ii) IB and 2B, McNab's Survey,
(iii) 2 A, White's Survey,
(iv) 3A, 4A and 5A, Hart's Survey,
(v) 16Z and 17Z, Mile's Survey,
(vi) 5Z, Savigny's Survey,
(vii) 16E, IVEand 18E, McNab's Survey,
(viii) 3E, 6E, 7E, 8E, 9E, lOE and HE,
White's Survey,
(ix) 18E, McNab's Survey, and
(x) 1, 2, 3 and 4, Savigny's Survey;
(b) the south half of Mining Locations 14E and
15E, White's Survey; and
(c) the north part of Mining Location 14E,
Scott's Survey,
and being that portion of the King's Highway shown
outlined on Department of Highways plan P-8083-9,
registered in the Registry and Land Titles offices at
Port Arthur as nos. 120076 and 77123, respectively.
10.24 miles, more or less.
Schedule 29a
In the City of Port Arthur in the District of
Thunder Bay being those portions of the King's High-
way shown on Department of Highways plan P-8145,
registered in the Registry and Land Titles offices at
Port Arthur as nos. 129666 and 83797, respectively.
6.0 miles, more or less.
Schedule 29b
In the Township of MacGregor in the District of
Thunder Bay being part of Mining Location 7
(Savigny's Survey) and being that portion of the King's
Highway shown outlined on Department of Highways
plan P-8083-19, registered in the registry office for the
registry division of the District of Thunder Bay as
No. 129668.
0.41 mile, more or less.
Schedule 29c
In the Township of Mclntyre in the District of
Thunder Bay being,
(c) part of sections 40 and 41;
(6) part of,
(i) Picton Avenue,
(ii) John Street, and
(iii) lots 4 and 57,
registered plan 547 ; and
(c) all of,
(i) lots 1, 2 and 3, and
(ii) Lot 58,
registered plan 547,
and being that portion of the King's Highway shown as
PART 1 on Department of Highways plan P-8070-19,
registered in the Registry and Land Titles offices at
Port Arthur as nos. 129669 and 83800, respectively.
0.75 mile, more or less.
Schedule 29d
In the Township of Mclntyre in the District of
Thunder Bay being that portion of the King's Highway
shown on Department of Highways plan P-8070-22,
registered in the Registry and Land Titles offices at
Port Arthur as nos. 129667 and 83799, respectively.
1.9 miles, more or less.
Schedule 29e
In the Township of Mclntyre in the District of
Thunder Bay being,
(c) part of sections 53 and 54;
(b) part of units 1, 2, 3 and 5, plan D-4;
(c) part of a lane, east of and adjacent to Lot
1253, plan M-40;
(d) part of Golf Links Road; and
(e) part of the road allowance between the town-
ships of Mclntyre and Neebing (William
Street),
and being that portion of the King's Highway shown as
PART 2 on Department of Highways plan P-8070-19,
registered in the Registry and Land Titles offices at
Port Arthur as nos. 129669 and 83800, respectively.
1.63 miles, more or less.
Schedule 29f
In the City of Fort William in the District of
Thunder Bay being that portion of the King's Highway
shown on Department of Highways plan P-3125-31,
registered in the Registry and Land Titles offices at
Fort William as nos. 61774 and 45632, respectively.
2.0 miles, more or less.
Schedule 29g
In the Township of Neebing in the District of
Thunder Bay being,
(a) part of lots 12, 13 and 14, Concession 1, south
of Kaministiquia River;
(b) part of lots 12 and 13, Concession 1, north of
Kaministiquia River;
(c) part of lots 11 and 12, Concession 2, north of
Kaministiquia River;
(d) part of,
(i) lots 6 to 10, both inclusive,
(ii) Lot 22,
(iii) a lane, west of and adjacent to lots 6
to 16, both inclusive, and
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(iv) a road, east of and adjacent to lots 7
to 16, both inclusive,
registered plan 680;
(e) all of,
(i) lots 11 to 16, both inclusive,
(ii) lots 17 to 21, both inclusive, and
(iii) a lane, east of and adjacent to lots 17
to 21, both inclusive,
registered plan 680;
(/) part of,
(i) lots 1 to 5, both inclusive,
(ii) lots 9 to 12, both inclusive, and
(iii) a lane, north of and adjacent to lots 5
to 8, both inclusive.
Block 10, registered plan 180;
(g) all of lots 6, 7 and 8, Block 10, registered
plan 180;
(h) part of,
(i) lots 14 and 75, and
(ii) a lane, east of and adjacent to lots 9
to 14, both inclusive.
Block 9, registered plan 180;
(i) all of,
(i) lots I to 13, both inclusive,
(ii) lots 74 to 78, both inclusive, and
(iii) a lane, north of and adjacent to lots 1
to 8, both inclusive.
Block 9, registered plan 180;
ij) part of,
(i) lots 9 and 10,
(ii) lots 74 to 77, both inclusive,
(iii) a lane, west of and adjacent to lots 74
to 78, both inclusive, and
(iv) a lane, north of and adjacent to lots 1
to 8, both inclusive.
Block 8, registered plan 180;
(k) all of,
(i) lots 1 to 8, both inclusive, and
(ii) Lot 78,
Block 8, registered plan 180;
(/) all of,
(i) lots 1 to 42, both inclusive, and
(ii) a lane, west of and adjacent to lots 22
to 42, both inclusive,
blocks 1, 2 and 3, registered plan 180;
(m) part of,
(i) Lot 1,
(ii) lots 36 to 42, both inclusive, and
(iii) a lane, west of and adjacent to Lot 42,
Block 4, registered plan 180;
(n) part of,
(i) Sifton Avenue,
(ii) Clarke Avenue,
(iii) William Avenue, and
(iv) Queen Street,
registered plan 180;
(o) part of the road allowance between,
(i) concessions 1 and 2, north of Kaminis-
tiquia River (Rosslyn Road), and
(ii) lots 10 and 11, Concession 3, north
of Kaministiquia River (Neebing
Avenue);
ip) part of the 66-foot road allowance on the
south bank of the Kaministiquia River;
(q) part of the 66-foot road allowance on the
north bank of the Kaministiquia River;
(r) part of Broadway Avenue; and
(s) part of the land under the water of the Kami-
nistiquia River,
and being that portion of the King's Highway shown
outlined on Department of Highways plan P-8069-40,
registered in the Registry and Land Titles offices at
Fort William as nos. 61775 and 45633, respectively.
2.76 miles, more or less.
Schedule 29h
In the City of Port Arthur in the District of
Thunder Bay being that portion of the King's Highway
shown on Department of Highways plan P-8 145-1,
registered in the Registry and Land Titles offices at
Port Arthur as nos. 129665 and 83798, respectively.
1.5 miles, more or less.
Schedule 29i
In the Oity of Fort William in the District of
Thunder Bay being part of Balmoral Street, and being
that portion of the King's Highway shown on Depart-
ment of Highways plan P-3125-32, registered in the
Registry and Land Titles offices at Fort William as
nos. 61776 and 45631, respectively.
0.10 mile, more or less.
Schedule 30
In the Township of Mclntyre in the District of
Thunder Bay being,
(a) part of the southeast quarter of sections 41
and 49;
(b) part of the southwest quarter of sections 40
and 50;
(c) part of the northeast quarter of Section 49;
and
(d) part of the northwest quarter of Section 50'
and being that portion of the King's Highway shown
outlined on Department of Highways plan P-8070-11,
registered in the registry office for the registry division
of the District of Thunder Bay as No. 119043.
1.0 mile, more or less.
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O. Reg. 427/68
THE GAME AND FISH ACT, 1961-62
O. Reg. 427/68.
Fishing Licences.
Made— December 12th, 1968.
Filed— December 13th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE GAME AND FISH ACT, 1961-62
1. The Table to Ontario Regulation 46/65 is
amended by,
(a) striking out "$6.00" in column 4 of item 1 and
inserting in lieu thereof "$8.00"; and
(b) striking out "3.00" in column 4 of item 2 and
inserting in lieu thereof "3.75".
2. Items 4 and 5 of the Table to Ontario Regulation
46/65 are revoked and the following substituted there-
for:
4.
Section 24A,
paragraph a
4
2.75
.25
3. Forms 1, 2, 4 and 5 of Ontario Regulation 46/65
are revoked and the following substituted therefor:
Form 1
The Game and Fish Act, 1961-62
19
NON-RESIDENT ANGLING LICENCE
Under The Game and Fish Act, 1961-62 and the regulations and subject to
the limitations thereof and the limitations of the Ontario Fishery Regulations,
this licence is granted to
Mr. Last Name (Print)
Mrs.
Miss
I
^irst Name (Print)
Initial
Street Address P.O. Box or Rural Route (Print)
No.
Licence Fee $8.00
Issuing Fee 50
Total 8.50
Date of Birth
Day
Month Year 1
Height
Weight
Colour of Hair ,
Colour of Eyes
City, Town or Village (Print) Prov. or State
Zip Code No.
to angle. This licence expires with the 31st day of December, 19
Signature of Issuer
Date
Signature of Licensee
19
Form 2
The Game and Fish Act, 1961-62
NON-RESIDENT THREE-DAY ANGLING LICENCE
Under The Game and Fish Act, 1961-62 and the regulations and subject to
the limitations thereof and the limitations of the Ontario Fishery Regulations,
this licence is granted to
No.
Licence Fee $3.75
Issuing Fee 25
Total 4.00
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Date of Birth
Day
Month
Year
Mr. Last Name (Print)
Mrs.
Miss
First Name (Print)
Initial
Street Address P.O. Box or Rural Route (Print)
Height
Weight
Colour of Hair.
1
Colour of Eye
City, Town or Village (Print) Prov. or State
Zip Code No.
to angle on the three consecutive days from the
day of to the
day of
in the year 19 , and expires with the third day.
inclusive
Signature of Issuer
Date
Signature of Licensee
Form 4
The Game and Fish Act, 1961-62
19 RESIDENT ANGLING LICENCE No.
Licence Fee $2.75
Issuing Fee 25
Under The Came and Fish Act, 1961-62 and the regulations and subject to Total 3.00
the limitations thereof and the limitations of the Ontario Fishery Regulations,
this licence is granted to
Date of Birth
Last Name (Print)
Day
Month Year
First
Name (Print
)
Initial
Street Address P.O. Box or Rural Route (Print)
City, Town or Village (Print) Province
to (a) angle
{b) take bait fish for personal use, and
(c) fish as specified in subsection 3 of section 4
of the Ontario Fishery Regulations .
This licence expires with the 31st day of December, 19
Height
Weight
Colour of Hair .
Colour of Eyes.
Signature of Issuer
Date of Issue
(863)
Signature of Licensee
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O. Reg. 430/68
THE GAME AND FISH ACT, 1961-62
O. Reg. 428/68.
Open Seasons —
Game Birds.
Made— December 12th, 1968.
Filed— December 13th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE GAME AND FISH ACT, 1961-62
1. Section 3 of Ontario Regulation 272/67, as
amended by section 1 of Ontario Regulation 441/67
and section 2 of Ontario Regulation 279/68, is further
amended by adding thereto the following subsection:
{2a) Sharp-tailed grouse may be hunted in the
territorial districts of Algoma, Nipissing,
Sudbury and Thunder Bay and in the part
of the Territorial District of Kenora lying
south of the 1 1th Base Line from the 15th day
of December, 1968 to the 31st day of March,
1969, both inclusive.
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THE LOCAL ROADS BOARDS ACT, 1964
O. Reg. 429/68.
Establishment of Local Roads Areas.
Made— December 10th, 1968.
Filed— December 13th, 1968.
ORDER MADE UNDER
THE LOCAL ROADS BOARDS ACT, 1964
1. Schedule 68 to Ontario Regulation 54/65, as
remade by section 2 of Ontario Regulation 391/67,
is revoked and the following substituted therefor:
Schedule 68
SOUTH CONGER LOCAL ROADS AREA
All that portion of the Township of Conger in the
Territorial District of Parry Sound, shown outlined
on Department of Highways plan N-774-3, filed in the
office of the Registrar of Regulations at Toronto as
No. 836.
2. Schedule 116 to Ontario Regulation 54/65, as
made by section 3 of Ontario Regulation 146/67, is
revoked and the following substituted therefor:
Schedule 116
BALLANTYNE AND LAURIER
LOCAL ROADS AREA
All that portion of the Township of Ballantyne in
the Territorial District of Nipissing and all that portion
of the Township of Laurier in the Territorial District
of Parry Sound, shown outlined on Department of
Highways plan N-507-2, filed in the office of the Regis-
trar of Regulations at Toronto as No. 837.
3. Schedule 144 to Ontario Regulation 54/65, as
made by section 4 of Ontario Regulation 80/68, is
revoked and the following substituted therefor:
Schedule 144
CROFT LOCAL ROADS AREA
All that portion of the Township of Croft in the
Territorial District of Parry Sound, shown outlined
on Department of Highways plan N-776-A2, filed in
the office of the Registrar of Regulations at Toronto
as No. 838.
4. Ontario Regulation 54/65, as amended by
Ontario Regulations 87/65, 108/65, 121/65, 132/65,
55/66, 66/66, 78/66, 99/66, 117/66, 140/66, 144/66,
153/66, 209/66, 337/66, 387/66, 53/67, 63/67, 81/67,
146/67, 156/67, 193/67, 195/67, 285/67, 391/67, 18/68,
80/68, 151/68, 166/68, 195/68 and 387/68, is further
amended by adding thereto the following Schedule:
Schedule 158
FAIRBANK LAKE WEST LOCAL ROADS AREA
All those portions of the townships of Fairbank
and Trill in the Territorial District of Sudbury, shown
outlined on Department of Highways plan N-774-3,
filed in the office of the Registrar of Regulations at
Toronto as No. 839.
G. E. GOMME,
Minister of Highways.
Dated at Toronto, this 10th day of December, 1968.
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THE ENERGY ACT, 1964
O. Reg. 430/68.
Spacing Units — Willey Field.
Made— December 12th, 1968.
Filed— December 13th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE ENERGY ACT, 1964
1. Section 1 of Ontario Regulation 275/65 is
revoked and the following substituted therefor:
1. This Regulation applies to,
(a) lots 1 to 14, both inclusive, in each of
ranges 4, 5, 6 and 7, South, in the
Township of Ekfrid in the County of
.Middlesex;
(b) lots 13 to C, both inclusive, in each of
concessions B, A, I, II, III and IV and
lots 20 to C, both inclusive, in Gore
Concession and in Concession VN, in
the Township of Dunwich in the
County of Elgin; and
(c) lots 1 to 12, both inclusive, in the
Broken Front Concession in the Town-
ship of Southwold in the County of
Elgin,
as shown outlined in red on a plan filed in the
office of the Registrar of Regulations at
Toronto as No. 840.
2. Subsection 1 of section 3 of Ontario Regulation
275/65 is amended by striking out "639" in the fifth
line and inserting in lieu thereof "840".
3. — (1) Subsection 1 of section 4 of Ontario Regu-
lation 275/65 is amended by striking out "639" in
the fourth line and inserting in lieu thereof "840".
(2) Subsection 2 of the said section 4 is amended by
striking out "639" in the third line and inserting in
lieu thereof "840".
(866)
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O. Reg. 432/68 3191
Publications Under The Regulations Act
December 28th, 1968
THE VITAL STATISTICS ACT
O. Reg. 431/68.
General.
Made— December 12th, 1968.
Filed— December 16th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE VITAL STATISTICS ACT
1. Subsection 8 of section 69 of Regulation 562 of
Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1960 is revoked and the
following substituted therefor:
(8) A member of a police force of a municipality
within Ontario may be given information
from the records in the Registrar General's
office, but only after he has taken an oath of
secrecy in Form 32.
(9) A representative of a children's aid society
approved by the Lieutenant Governor in
Council under The Child Welfare Act, 1965
may be given information from the records
in the Registrar General's office, but only
after he has taken an oath of secrecy in
Form 32.
(10) The payment of any fee for information given
under subsections 1 to 9 is waived.
2. Form 32 of Regulation 562 of Revised Regula-
tions of Ontario, 1960 is revoked and the following
substituted therefor:
Form 32
The Vital Statistics Act
OATH OF SECRECY
(given names)
(surname)
solemnly swear that I will hold secret and will not
disclose to any person any information given me from
the records in the Registrar General's office or obtained
from those records by reason of my access thereto
except information required in the performance of the
duties of my office or information required by a court
of law for the purposes of an action, prosecution or other
proceeding.
Sworn before me at the
of
in the
of ,
this day of .... , 19 . .
(signature of deponent)
A Commissioner, etc.
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THE HIGHWAY IMPROVEMENT ACT
O. Reg. 432/68.
Designations — Miscellaneous Southern
Ontario.
Made— December 12th, 1968.
Filed— December 17th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE HIGHWAY IMPROVEMENT ACT
1. Regulation 213 of Revised Regulations of On-
tario, 1960 is amended by adding thereto the following
schedules:
LONDON TO SARNIA
Schedule 10a
In the Township of Sarnia in the County of Lamb-
ton being,
(a) part of lots 1 to 18, both inclusive, Concession
7;
(6) part of lots 19 and 22, registered plan 284;
(c) all of,
(i) lots 20 and 21,
(ii) Marks Avenue, and
(iii) 1-foot reserve,
registered plan 284; and
(d) part of the road allowance between,
(i) the townships of Sarnia and Plympton,
(ii) lots 3 and 4, Concession 7,
(iii) lots 6 and 7, Concession 7,
(iv) lots 9 and 10, Concession 7,
(v) lots 12 and 13, Concession 7, and
(vi) lots 15 and 16, Concession 7 (Highway
40A),
and being that portion of the King's Highway shown
outlined on Department of Highways plan P-2311-92,
registered in the registry office for the registry division
of the County of Lambton as No. 1063, Plans and
Profiles.
7.0 miles, more or less.
Schedule 10b
In the Township of Plympton in the County of
Lambton being,
(a) part of lots 20 to 30, both inclusive, Con-
cession 6;
(6) part of lots 1 to 26, both inclusive. Concession
5;
(c) part of the road allowance between,
(i) the townships of Plympton and Sarnia
(Highway 21),
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(H) lots 27 and 28, Concession 6,
(iii) lots 24 and 25, concessions 5 and 6,
(iv) lots 21 and 22, concessions 5 and 6,
(v) lots 18 and 19, Concession 5,
(vi) lots 15 and 16, Concession 5,
(vii) lots 12 and 13, Concession 5,
(viii) lots 9 and 10, Concession 5,
(ix) lots 6 and 7, Concession 5, and
(x) lots 3 and 4, Concession 5,
and being that portion of the King's Highway shown
outlined on Department of Highways plan P-4085,
registered in the registry office for the registry division
of the County of Lambton as No. 1064, Plans and
Profiles.
11.4 miles, more or less.
Schedule 10c
Reserved
Schedule lOd
In the Township of Adelaide in the County of
Middlesex being,
(o) part of lots 1 to 27, both inclusive, in each of
concessions 1 and 2, south of Egremont Road;
and
(b) part of the road allowance between,
(i) the townships of Adelaide and War-
wick,
(ii) lots 3 and 4, in each of concessions 1
and 2, south of Egremont Road,
(iii) lots 6 and 7, in each of concessions 1
and 2, south of Egremont Road,
(iv) lots 9 and 10, in each of concessions 1
and 2, south of Egremont Road,
(v) lots 12 and 13, in each of concessions 1
and 2, south of Egremont Road,
(vi) lots 15 and 16, in each of concessions 1
and 2, south of Egremont Road,
(vii) lots 18 and 19, in each of concessions 1
and 2, south of Egremont Road,
(viii) lots 21 and 22, in each of concessions 1
and 2, south of Egremont Road
(Highway 81),
(ix) lots 24 and 25, in each of concessions
1 and 2, south of Egremont Road, and
(x) lots 27 and 28, in each of concessions 1
and 2, south of Egremont Road,
and being that portion of the King's Highway shown
outlined on Department of Highways plan P-4083,
registered in the registry office for the registry division
of the County of Middlesex as No. 276573.
10.2 miles, more or less.
WINCHESTER BY-PASS
Schedule 70a
In the Township of Winchester in the County of
Dundas being part of lots 1, 2 and 3, Concession 5 and
being that portion of the King's Highway shown
outlined on Department of Highways plan P- 1769- 19,
registered in the registry office for the registry division
of the County of Dundas as No. 176, Highway Plan.
0.84 mile, more or less.
BEWDLEY BY-PASS
Schedule 151
1. In the Township of Hamilton in the County of
Northumberland being,
(c) part of Lot 35, in each of concessions 6, 7 and
9; and
(6) part of the road allowance between the town-
ships of Hamilton and Hope,
and being those portions of the King's Highway shown
as Parts 1, 3, 4 and 8, on Department of Highways
plan P-2064-44, registered in the registry office for the
registry division of the west riding of the County of
Northumberland as No. 414, Highways.
2. In the Township of Hope in the County of
Durham being,
(o) part of Lot 1, in each of concessions 6, 7, 8 and
9; and
(6) part of the road allowance between the
townships of Hope and Hamilton,
and being those portions of the King's Highway shown
as Parts 1, 2, 5, 6 and 7, on Department of Highways
plan P-2064-44, registered in the registry office for the
registry division of the east riding of the County of
Durham as No. 172.
4.0 miles, more or less.
E. C. ROW EXPRESSWAY
Schedule 152
1. In the Township of Sandwich South, formerly
in the Township of Sandwich East, in the County of
Essex being,
(a) part of lots 144 to 147, both inclusive, Con-
cession 2 ;
(6) part of Lot 143, Concession 2 (including Ban-
well Road); and
(c) part of lots 115 and 116, Concession 3;
and being those portions of the King's Highway shown
as Parts 2 and 3 on Department of Highways plan
P-4084, registered in the Registry and Land Titles
offices at Windsor as nos. 423428 and 972, respectively.
2. In the City of Windsor, formerly in the Town of
Ojibway and townships of Sandwich East and Sand-
wich West, in the County of Essex being,
1. Part of Parcel 89-1, Windsor S.E.-2, Reference
Plan EXR-6, (Part of Parts 10, 14, 15 and
16), Lot 89, Concession 2.
2. Part of Parcel 89-1, Windsor S.E.-2, Reference
Plan EXR-6, (All of Part 17), Lot 89, Con-
cession 2.
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3
Part of Parcel 10-1, Windsor, Reference Plan
EXR-7, (Part of Part 1), Lot 89, Concession
2.
(A) lots 147 and 148,
(») Lot 204,
4.
Part of Parcel 10-2, Windsor, Reference Plan
EXR-7, (Part of Part 2), Lot 89, Concession
2.
U) lots 207 to 212, both inclusive,
(jfe) Lot 215,
5.
Part of lots 80 to 88, both inclusive, Con-
cession 3, including Grand Marais Road,
South Cameron Boulevard, Dougall Avenue
(Highway 3B) and Howard Avenue (High-
way 2 and 98).
(/) Pillette Road,
(w) Lawrence Road,
(«) Dawson Road,
6.
Part of lots 87, 88 and 89, Concession 2.
(o) Raymo Road, and
7.
Part of lots 56 and 57, Concession 1.
(p) alleys east of and adjacent to lots 5 to
8, 75 to 78, 145 to 148 and 213 to 215,
8.
Part of lots.
registered plan 1079.
(a) 92 to 95, both inclusive.
16
All of.
(6) 97 to 105, both inclusive.
(a) lots 5 and 6,
(c) 118 to 129, both inclusive, including
Lauzon Road,
(&) lots 65 to 67, both inclusive.
(d) 135 to 140, both inclusive, and
(c) lots 75 to 77, both inclusive.
(e) 142 and 143,
(d) lots 136 and 137,
Concession 2.
(e) lots 145 and 146,
9.
Part of lots.
(/) lots 205 and 206,
(a) 97 to 109, both inclusive, including
(g) lots 213 and 214, and
Pillette Road, and
(b) 112 to 127, both inclusive, including
Jefferson Boulevard,
(A) alleys south of and adjacent to lots 1
to 4, 68 to 70, 71 to 74, 138 to 140,
141 to 144, 207 to 209 and 210 to 212,
Concession 3.
registered plan 1079.
10.
Part of lots 8 to 12, both inclusive, registered
17.
Part of.
plan 62.
(a) lots 4, 5 and 6,
11.
Part of lots 3 and 15, registered plan 1638.
(&) lots 9 and 10, and
12.
All of lots 1 and 2, registered plan 1638.
(c) Walker Road,
13.
Part of.
registered plan 1456.
(a) lots 231 and 232,
18.
All of lots.
(6) lots 247 to 252, both inclusive, and
(a) 1, 2 and 3, and
(c) Merilyn Boulevard,
(fe) 7 and 8,
registered plan 1153.
registered plan 1456.
14.
Part of.
19.
Part of.
(a) lots 77 to 82, both inclusive, and
(a) lots 38 and 39, and
(&) South Pacific Avenue,
(6) Walker Road,
registered plan 1197.
registered plan 868.
15.
Part of.
20.
All of lots 40 to 43, both inclusive, registered
(a) lots 1 to 4, both inclusive,
plan 868.
(&) lots 7 and 8,
21.
Part of,
(c) Lot 64,
(a) lots 1, 2, 5 and 6,
(rf) lots 68 to 74, both inclusive,
(b) lots 103, 106 and 114,
(e) Lot 78,
(c) Byng Road, and
(/) lots 134 and 135,
(d) Turner Road,
(g) lots 138 to 144, both inclusive.
registered plan 1234.
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22. All of,
(c) Block A, \
(b) lots 3 and 4,
(c) lots 104 and 105, and •
(d) lots 107 to 113, both inclusive,
registered plan 1234.
23. Part of, i
(c) lots 1 and 2,
(6) lots 411 to 415, both inclusive,
(c) lots 824 to 828, both inclusive,
(d) lots 1237 to 1242, both inclusive,
(e) Riberdy Road,
(/) Walker Road, and ;
(g) Turner Road,
registered plan 1126.
24. Part of Block J, registered plan 423.
25. Part of,
(a) lots 19 and 20, i
(b) lots 22 to 27, both inclusive,
(c) Lot 30, I
(d) Langlois Avenue,
(«) alley east of and adjacent to lots 20
and 21, and
(/) alley west of and adjacent to lots 28 to
30,
registered plan 1246.
26. All of,
(a) lots 21, 28 and 29, and
(b) alley north of and adjacent to lots 22
to 24 and 25 to 27,
registered plan 1246.
27. Part of,
(o) lots 1 to 4, both inclusive,
(6) lots 7 and 8,
(c) lots 38 and 39,
(d) lots 42 to 45, both inclusive,
(e) Block B,
(/) Parent Boulevard, and
(g) alley east of and adjacent to lots 38 to
41,
registered plan 1117.
28. All of,
(a) Block A,
(b) lots 5 and 6,
(c) lots 40 and 41, and
(d) alley north of and adjacent to lots 42
to 45,
registered plan 1117.
29. Part of,
(a) lots 10, 11 and 12, and
(b) Marentette Avenue,
registered plan 1415.
30. Part of Block A, registered plan 707.
31. Part of,
(a) lots 10 and 11,
(b) lots 62 and 63,
(c) lots 69 to 71, both inclusive,
(d) lots 98 and 99,
(e) lots 104 to 106, both inclusive,
(/) lots 164 and 165,
(g) lots 169 and 170,
(A) blocks B and K,
(t) 10-foot widening,
( J ) Bruce Avenue,
(k) Dougall Avenue (Highway 3B), and
(/) Church Avenue,
registered plan 1358.
32. All of,
(a) lots 12 to 16, both inclusive,
(6) lots 64 to 68, both inclusive,
(c) lots 100 to 103, both inclusive,
(d) lots 166 to 168, both inclusive,
(c) blocks F and J, and
(/) 10-foot widenings,
registered plan 1358.
33. Part of,
(a) lots 20 to 22, both inclusive,
(b) alley south of and adjacent to lots 17
to 19, and
(c) Bruce Avenue,
registered plan 1314.
34. All of,
(a) lots 17, 18 and 19, and
(6) 10-foot widenings,
registered plan 1314.
35. Part of,
(o) lots 27 to 30, both inclusive,
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(b) Block B, and
(c) Avondale Avenue,
registered plan 1302.
36. All of,
(c) lots 23 to 26, both inclusive, and
(b) 10-foot widenings,
registered plan 1302.
37. Part of,
(a) lots 30 to 35, both inclusive,
(b) lots 89 to 96, both inclusive,
(c) lots 152 to 157, both inclusive,
(d) Block G,
(e) Avondale Avenue, and
(/) Radisson Avenue,
registered plan 1375.
38. All of 10-foot widenings, registered plan 1375.
39. Part of,
(a) lots 83 to 90, both inclusive,
(b) lots 290 to 293, both inclusive,
(c) Rockwell Boulevard, and
(d) Virginia Park Avenue,
registered plan 1289.
40. All of 10-foot widenings, registered plan 1289.
41. Part of,
(a) lots 1 to 4, both inclusive,
(b) lots 67 to 73, both inclusive,
(c) Rockwell Boulevard, and
(d) Virginia Park Avenue,
registered plan 1353.
42. All of 10-foot widenings, registered plan 1353.
43. Part of,
(o) lots 448 to 453, both inclusive,
(b) lots 532 to 537, both inclusive,
(c) lots 606 to 611, both inclusive,
(d) lots 688 to 693, both inclusive,
(e) Virginia Park Avenue,
(/) Dandurand Boulevard, and
(g) Academy Drive,
registered plan 1306.
44. All of 10-foot widenings, registered plan 1306.
45. Part of,
(o) lots 774 to 779, both inclusive,
(b) lots 857 to 859, both inclusive,
(c) Lot 946,
(d) lots 950 to 952, both inclusive,
(«) lots 1016 to 1018, both inclusive,
(/) lots 1022 and 1067,
(g) Academy Drive,
(h) Alexandra Avenue,
(t) Longfellow Avenue, and
(j) alley south of and adjacent to lots
774, 860 to 862,
registered plan 1307.
46. All of,
(a) lots 860 to 862, both inclusive,
(6) lots 947 to 949, both inclusive,
(c) lots 1019 to 1021, both inclusive,
(d) Lot 1066,
(e) alley south of and adjacent to lots
1066, 1019 to 1021 and 947 to 949,
(/) alley east of and adjacent to Lot 1022,
and
(g) 10-foot widenings,
registered plan 1307.
47. Part of Lot 34, registered plan 1337.
48. Part of,
(c) Lot 47,
(6) lots 51 and 52,
.(c) lots 118 to 120, both inclusive,
(d) Lot 125,
(«) alley north of and adjacent to lots 51
to 53 and 117 to 119,
(/) alley east of and adjacent to Lot 125,
(g) alley west of and adjacent to Lot 47,
and
(A) Dominion Boulevard,
registered plan 1286.
49. All of,
(a) Lot 53,
(6) lots 48 to 50, both inclusive,
(c) Lot 117,
(d) lots 121 to 124, both inclusive,
(e) alley south of and adjacent to lots 48
to 50 and 121 to 124, and
(/) 10-foot widenings,
registered plan 1286.
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50. Part of,
(d) Partington Avenue, and
(c) lots 37 to 42, both inclusive,
(e) alley east of and adjacent to Lot 129,
(6) lots 164 and 165,
registered plan 1196.
(c) lots 168 to 171, both inclusive.
56.
All of.
(d) lots 244 to 246, both inclusive,
(o) lots 124 to 128, both inclusive, and
(e) Lot 250,
(b) alley north of and adjacent to lots 124
to 128,
(/) Lot 361,
registered plan 1196.
(g) lots 365 to 367, both inclusive.
57.
Part of.
(h) McKay Avenue,
(a) Lot 301,
(«■) Curry Avenue,
(6) blocks L, M and N,
(j) alley south of and adjacent to lots 164
to 167 and 247 to 249,
(c) Sierra Drive, and
(k) alley north of and adjacent to lots 365
(d) Columbia Court North,
to 367, and
registered plan 1622.
(/) alley east of and adjacent to Lot 361,
58.
All of.
registered plan 1056.
(a) Block K, and
51. All of.
(b) 10-foot widenings.
(c) lots 166 and 167,
registered plan 1622.
(b) lots 247 to 249, both inclusive.
59.
Part of,
(c) lots 362 to 364, both inclusive, and
(o) lots 74 to 79, both inclusive.
(d) alley south of and adjacent to lots 362
to 364,
(6) lots 226 to 228, both inclusive,
registered plan 1056.
(c) lots 256 and 257,
52. Part of.
(d) lots 265 and 266,
(a) lots 64 to 69, both inclusive,
(e) lots 774 and 775,
(6) lots 132 to 137, both inclusive.
(/) lots 783 and 784,
(c) lots 268 to 273, both inclusive.
(g) St. Patrick's Avenue,
(d) lots 333 to 338, both inclusive,
(h) Randolph Avenue,
(e) Everts Avenue, and
(»■) Rankin Avenue, and
(/) Mark Avenue,
(j) alley east of and adjacent to lots 256
and 257 and 774 and 775,
registered plan 1132.
registered plan 973.
53. Part of.
60.
All of,
(a) lots 73 to 75, both inclusive, and
(o) lots 258 to 264, both inclusive.
(6) Glenwood Avenue,
(6) lots 776 to 782, both inclusive, and
registered plan 1280.
(c) alley north of and adjacent to lots 258
54. All of.
to 264 and 776 to 782,
(a) lots 131 to 133, both inclusive.
registered plan 973.
(6) lots 283 to 285, both inclusive, and
61.
Part of.
(c) 10-foot widenings,
(a) lots 226 to 228, both inclusive, and
registered plan 1280.
(6) 10-foot widenings,
55. Part of,
registered plan 1193.
(a) lots 44 to 48, both inclusive,
62.
Part of.
(6) lots 123 and 129,
(a) lots 758 and 759,
(c) Roxborough Avenue,
(6) lots 259 and 260,
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(c) lots 247 and 248,
(d) St. Patrick's Avenue,
(e) Askin Avenue, and
(/) alley west of and adjacent to lots 247
and 248 and 758 and 759,
registered plan 883.
63. All of,
(a) lots 249 to 258, both inclusive, and
(b) alley north of and adjacent to lots 249
to 251 and 252 to 258,
registered plan 883.
64. Part of lots 1 to 7, both inclusive, registered
plan 1338.
65. All of 10-foot widenings, registered plan 1338.
66. Part of,
(c) lots 98 and 99,
(ft) lots 112 and 113,
(c) lots 311 and 312,
(d) lots 317 and 318,
(«) St. Clair Avenue,
(/) California Avenue,
(g) alley west of and adjacent to lots 98 to
100 and 311 to 313, and
(A) alley east of and adjacent to lots 316
to 318,
registered plan 989.
67. All of,
(a) lots 100 to 111, both inclusive,
(6) lots 313 to 316, both inclusive, and
(c) alley north of and adjacent to lots 101
to 103, 104 to 110 and 314 to 316,
registered plan 989.
68. Part of,
(c) lots 710 to 716, both inclusive,
(b) lots 1168 to 1173, both inclusive,
(c) St. Clair Avenue, and
(d) California Avenue,
registered plan 1023.
69. Part of,
(c) lots 238 and 239,
(6) Lot 250,
(c) lots 723 and 724,
(d) Betts Avenue,
(e) Northway Avenue,
(/) alley east of and adjacent to lots 723
and 724 and 238 and 239, and
(g) alley north of and adjacent to lots 243
to 249,
registered plan 1014.
70. All of,
(a) lots 240 to 249, both inclusive, and
(6) alley south of and adjacent to Lot 239,
registered plan 1014.
71. Part of,
(a) lots 70 to 75, both inclusive,
(b) lots 223 to 225, both inclusive,
(c) Betts Avenue, and
(d) Northway Avenue,
registered plan 1204,
72. All of 10-foot widenings, registered plan 1204.
73. Part of Lot 9, registered plan 56.
74. Part of,
(o) blocks E and F,
(6) lots 1 and 2,
(c) lots 16 to 22, both inclusive,
(d) lots 35 to 37, both inclusive, and
(«) Northway Avenue,
registered plan 1249.
75. All of 10-foot widenings, registered plan 1249.
76. Part of,
(a) Lot 10,
(6) lots 20 to 52, both inclusive,
(c) Fourth Street,
(d) Fifth Street, and
(e) Curry Avenue,
registered plan 1154.
77. All of,
(o) lots 11 to 19, both inclusive,
(6) alley east of and adjacent to Lot 14,
and
(c) alley south of and adjacent to lots 14
to 52,
registered plan 1154.
78. Part of,
(a) lots 156 and 157,
(6) lots 159 to 162, both inclusive,
(c) lots 106 to 136, both inclusive,
(d) Fourth Street,
(e) Fifth Street,
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(/) Kern Avenue, and
(g) alley east of and adjacent to Lot 159,
registered plan 923.
79. All of,
(o) Lot 158,
(b) lots 163 to 200, both inclusive, and
(c) alley north of and adjacent to lots 159
to 200,
registered plan 923.
80. Part of,
(a) lots 131 to 138, both inclusive,
(b) lots 152 to 162, both inclusive,
(c) lots 194 to 206, both inclusive,
(d) lots 223 and 224,
(e) lots 232 to 243, both inclusive,
(/) lots 273 to 285, both inclusive,
(g) lots 260 and 340,
(h) Second Street,
(i) Third Avenue,
(j ) Curry Avenue,
(jfe) Kern Avenue,
(/) Hudson Avenue,
(m) alley south of and adjacent to lots 205
and 206, and
(«) alley north of and adjacent to lots 243
to 259,
registered plan 972.
81. All of,
(a) lots 139 to 151, both inclusive,
(b) lots 207 to 222, both inclusive,
(c) lots 244 to 259, both inclusive,
(d) lots 261 to 272, both inclusive,
(e) alley south of and adjacent to lots 207
to 222 and 223 and 224, and
(/ ) alley east of and adjacent to lots 260
to 269,
registered plan 972.
82. Part of Matchette Road, registered plan 1368.
83. Part of Main Street, registered plan 725.
84. Part of,
(a) blocks B and J,
(b) lots 725 to 732, both inclusive,
(c) lots 520 to 527, both inclusive,
(d) lots 341 to 348, both inclusive,
(e) lots 163 and 172,
(/) Chappus Street,
(g) Page Street,
(h) Wright Street,
(t) Broadway,
(j) 1.3 foot reserve,
(k) alley west of and adjacent to lots 164
to 171 and 348, and
(/) alley north of and adjacent to Lot 163,
registered plan 688.
85. All of lots 164 to 171, both inclusive, registered
plan 688.
86. Part of,
(c) blocks M, N and Z,
(b) 26th Street, and
(c) Broadway,
registered plan 927.
87. Part of the road allowance between,
(a) concessions 2 and 3 (Third Concession
Road), and
(b) concessions 1 and 2 (Maiden Road),
and
88. Part of Huron Church Line Road,
and being those portions of the King's Highway shown
as Parts 1, 4 and 5 on Department of Highways plan
P-4084, registered in the Registry and Land Titles
offices at Windsor as nos. 423428 and 972, respectively.
(883)
10.0 miles, more or less.
52
THE MILK ACT, 1965
O. Reg. 433/68.
Fluid Milk Products — Designation,
Containers and Labelling.
Made — November 26th, 1968.
Approved — December 12th, 1968.
Filed— December 17th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE MILK ACT, 1965
1. — (1) Subsection 1 of section 4 of Ontario Regu-
lation 107/67 is amended by adding thereto the follow-
ing items:
5. 250 cubic centimetres.
6. 500 cubic centimetres.
(2) Subsection 2 of the said section 4, as amended
by section 3 of Ontario Regulation 209/68, is further
amended by adding thereto the following clause:
(aa) is less than 125 cubic centimetres in size;
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2. This Regulation expires with the 30th day of
September, 1969.
The Milk Commission of Ontario:
G. A. McCAGUE,
Chairman.
J. F. JEWSON,
Secretary.
Dated at Toronto, this 26th day of November, 1968.
(884) 52
THE HIGHWAY TRAFFIC ACT
O. Reg. 434/68.
Special Permits.
Made— December 12th, 1968.
Filed— December 17th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE HIGHWAY TRAFFIC ACT
SPECIAL PERMITS
1. — (1) Subject to subsection 2, where a permit is
issued by the Department pursuant to section 53 of
the Act, authorizing the movement of heavy vehicles,
loads, objects or structures in excess of the limits
prescribed by section 52 or 58 of the Act, the following
fees shall be paid to the Department:
1. For an annual term $100.00
2. For a project' 50.00
3. For a single trip 10.00
4. For a replacement permit in case of
loss or destruction of the original .... 1.00
(2) No fee is payable where a permit referred to in
subsection 1 is applied for,
(c) by a department of the Government of On-
tario; or
(b) by a farmer in respect to the movement of a
farm tractor or implement of husbandry for
the purposes of farming.
2. This Regulation comes into force on the 1st day
of January, 1969.
(885)
52
THE REGISTRY ACT
O. Reg. 435/68.
Forms and Records.
Made— December 19th, 1968.
Filed— December 20th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE REGISTRY ACT
1. Section 11 of Ontario Regulation 361/66, as
amended by section 1 of Ontario Regulation 348/67,
is further amended by striking out "January" in the
fourth line and inserting in lieu thereof "July".
(897)
52
THE MENTAL HEALTH ACT, 1967
O. Reg. 436/68.
Application of Act.
Made— December 12th, 1968.
Filed— December 20th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE MENTAL HEALTH ACT, 1967
1. — (1) Schedule 1 to section 1 of Ontario Regu-
lation 53/68, as amended by section 1 of Ontario
Regulation 270/68, is further amended by adding
thereto the following items:
la. Barrie
Royal Victoria Hospital of
Barrie
5fl. Chatham
Public General Hospital
38c. Scarborough Scarborough General
Hospital
43a. Toronto
486. Toronto
East York General and
Orthopaedic Hospital
Toronto General Hospital
(2) Items 1, 3, 12, 15 and 18 of Schedule 3 to the
said section 1 are revoked.
(898)
52
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^ Government Notices 3157-3182
Parliamentary Notice 3182
Applications to Parliament 3182-3184
Corporation Notices 3184-3188 Sheriff's Sale of Lands
Dissolution of Partnership.. ..
3188
Change of Name Act 3188
Miscellaneous Notices 3188-3189
3189
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ONTARIO
Notice to Sheriffs and Treasurers
Re Advertising Sale of Lands for Taxes in "The Ontario Gazette", Year 1969
Section 160 of The Assessment Act provides:
160. The day of the sale shall be more than ninety-one days after the
first publication of the list in The Ontario Gazette.
During year 1969 the dates for publication of tax sale advertisements in The Ontario
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February 1st, « " 5 « « « « « « —May 4th,
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Rates of Advertising in The Ontario Gazette
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE OFFICIAL NOTICES PUBLICATION ACT
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(a) on the first insertion, for a double-column insertion of,
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The Ontario Gazette is published each Saturday and adyertisements must be received before Wed-
nesday 4 p.m. to ensure publication in the next issue.
Advertisements should be typewritten or printed legibly, separate from covering letter. Number of insertions
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O. Reg. 437/68
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THE AIR POLLUTION CONTROL ACT, 1967
O. Reg. 437/68.
General.
Made— December 12th, 1968.
Filed— December 23rd, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE AIR POLLUTION CONTROL ACT, 1967
1. Section 2 of Ontario Regulation 449/67, as
amended by section 1 of Ontario Regulation 188/68,
and section 1 of Ontario Regulation 299/68, is further
amended by adding thereto the following items:
6. The County of Waterloo.
7. The County of Welland.
8. The County of Lincoln.
9. The County of Ontario.
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O. Reg. 438/68,
Tire Standards and Specifications.
Made— December 19th, 1968.
Filed— December 23rd, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE HIGHWAY TRAFFIC ACT
1. Subsection 2 of section 8c of Ontario Regulation
58/67, as made by section 2 of Ontario Regulation
227/68, is amended by striking out "January" in the
fourth line and inserting in lieu thereof "March".
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O. Reg. 439/68.
Speed Limits.
Made— December 19th, 1968.
Filed— December 23rd, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE HIGHWAY TRAFFIC ACT
1. Paragraph 1 of Part 2a of Schedule 8 to Regula-
tion 232 of Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1960, as
made by section 1 of Ontario Regulation 252/66, is
revoked and the following substituted therefor:
1. That part of the King's Highway known
Wellington— as No. 6 in the City of Guelph in the
Township of Puslinch in the County of
Twp. of Wellington lying between a point situate
Puslinch 100 feet measured southerly from its
intersection with the centre line of the
City of Guelph roadway known as Oak Street and a
point situate 500 feet measured northerly
from its intersection with the northerly
limit of the land used for the Brock Road
Public School.
2. That part of the King's Highway known
Wellington— as No. 6 in the City of Guelph in the
Township of Puslinch in the County of
Twp. of Wellington lying between a point situate
Puslinch 500 feet measured southerly from its
intersection with the southerly limit of
City of Guelph the land used for the Brock Road Public
school and a point situate 267 feet mea-
sured southerly from its intersection with
the southerly limit of the road allowance
between lots 10 and 11 in concessions
7 and 8.
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O. Reg. 440/68.
Speed Limits.
Made— December 19th, 1968.
Filed— December 23rd, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE HIGHWAY TRAFFIC ACT
1.— (1) Paragraph 15 of Part 1 of Schedule 9 to
Regulation 232 of Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1960
is revoked and the following substituted therefor:
15. That part of the King's Highway known
Hastings and as No. 7 lying between a point situate
Lennox and 2000 feet measured easterly from its inter-
Addington section with the easterly limit of the
Village of Marmora in the Township of
Twps. of Marmora and Lake in the County of
Marmora and Hastings and a point situate 1500 feet
Lake and measured westerly from its intersection
Kaladar, with the westerly limit of the King's
Anglesea and * Highway known as No. 41 in the Town-
Effingham ship of Kaladar, Anglesea and Effingham
in the County of Lennox and Addington,
(2) Paragraph 16 of Part 1 of the said Schedule 9 is
revoked.
(3) Paragraph 13 of Part 3 of the said Schedule 9 is
revoked.
2. Regulation 232 of Revised Regulations of On-
tario, 1960 is amended by adding thereto the following
Schedule:
OLD HIGHWAY NO. 7
Schedule 9c
Part 1 *
(Reserved)
Part 2
(Reserved)
Part 2c
1. That part of the King's Highway known
Hastings — as Old Highway No. 7 in the Township of
Madoc in the County of Hastings lying
Twp. of between a point situate at its intersection
Madoc with the King's Highway known as No. 7
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Hastings —
Twp. of
Madoc
Hastings
Twp. of
Madoc
Hastings
Twp. of
Madoc
in Concession 4 and a point situate 2000
feet measured westerly from its inter-
section with the Canadian National Rail-
ways right of way.
That part of the King's Highway known
as Old Highway No. 7 in the Township of
Madoc in the County of Hastings lying
between a point situate at its intersection
with the King's Highway known as No. 7
in concessions 7 and 8 and a point situate
2000 feet measured easterly from its inter-
section with the easterly limit of the road
allowance between concessions 6 and 7.
Part 3
1. That part of the King's Highway known
as Old Highway No. 7 in the Township of
Madoc in the County of Hastings com-
mencing at a point situate at its inter-
section with the Canadian National
Railways right of way and extending
westerly therealong for a distance of 2000
feet more or less.
2. That part of the King's Highway known
as Old Highway No. 7 in the Township of
Madoc in the County of Hastings com-
mencing at a point situate at its inter-
section with the easterly limit of the
road allowance between concessions 6 and
7 and extending easterly therealong for a
distance of 2000 feet more or less.
Part 4
(Reserved)
Part 5
(Reserved)
Part 6
(Reserved)
3.— (1) Part 1 of Schedule 11 to Regulation 232 of
Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1960, as amended by
Ontario Regulations 184/61, 81/64 and 31/65, is further
amended by adding thereto the following paragraph:
13. That part of the King's Highway known
York— as No. 9 in the County of York lying
between a point situate 1000 feet mea-
Twps. of sured westerly from its intersection with
East the westerly limit of the King's Highway
Gwillimbury known as No. 11 in the townships of East
and King Gwillimbury and King and a point situate
1000 feet measured easterly from its
intersection with the centre line of the
road allowance between lots 8 and 9 in
Concession 1 in the Township of King.
(2) Paragraph 1 of Part 3 of the said Schedule 11,
as remade by subsection 2 of section 3 of Ontario
Regulation 81/64, is revoked and the following sub-
stituted therefor:
1. That part of the King's Highway known
York and as No. 9 in the Township of King in the
Simcoe — County of York and in the Township of
Tecumseth in the County of Simcoe
Twps. of lying between a point situate 30 feet
King and measured westerly from its intersection
Tecumseth with the westerly limit of the road
allowance between lots 20 and 21 in Con-
cession 1 in the Township of Tecumseth
in the County of Simcoe and a point
situate 1000 feet measured easterly from
its intersection with the easterly limit of
the King's Highway known as No. 27.
4. Paragraph 13 of Part 1 of Schedule 12 to Regu-
lation 232 of Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1960, as
made by section 5 of Ontario Regulation 161/68, is
amended by striking out "300" in the seventh line and
inserting in lieu thereof "3200".
5.— (1) Paragraph 2 of Part 1 of Schedule 17 to
Regulation 232 of Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1960,
as made by subsection 1 of section 3 of Ontario Regula-
tion 118/62, is revoked and the following substituted
therefor:
Frontenac and
Leeds —
Twps. of
That part of the King's Highway known
as No. 15 lying between a point situate
350 feet measured northerly from its
intersection with the line between lots 12
and 13 in Concession East of the Great
Pittsburgh and Cataraqui River in the Township of
Rear of Leeds Pittsburgh in the County of Frontenac
and Lansdowne and a point situate 400 feet measured
and northerly from its intersection with the
South Crosby line between the townships of Rear of
Leeds and Lansdowne and South Crosby
in the County of Leeds.
(2) Part 3 of the said Schedule 17, as amended by
subsection 1 of section 3 of Ontario Regulation 75/63,
is further amended by adding thereto the following
paragraph :
3. That part of the King's Highway known
Frontenac — as No. 15 in the Township of Pittsburgh
in the County of Frontenac lying between
Twp. of a point situate 600 feet measured norther-
Pittsburgh ly from its intersection with the line
between lots 19 and 20 in Concession
East of the Great Cataraqui River and a
point situate 350 feet measured northerly
from its intersection with the line between
lots 12 and 13 in the said Concession
East of the Great Cataraqui River.
(3) Part 6 of the said Schedule 17, as remade by
subsection 3 of section 6 of Ontario Regulation 370/66,
is amended by adding thereto the following paragraph:
2. That part of the King's Highway known
Frontenac — as No. 15 in the Township of Pittsburgh
in the County of Frontenac lying between
Twp. of a point situate 665 feet measured souther-
Pittsburgh ly from its intersection with the line
between Lot 21 in Concession East of the
Great Cataraqui River and the Depart-
ment of National Defence Military
Reserve Lands and a point situate 600
feet measured northerly from its inter-
section with the line between lots 19 and
20 in the said Concession East of the
Great Cataraqui River.
6.— (1) Paragraph 26 of Part 1 of Schedule 20 to
Regulation 232 of Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1960,
as remade by subsection 1 of section 1 of Ontario Regu-
lation 114/63, is revoked and the following substituted
therefor:
26. That part of the King's Highway known
District of as No. 17 in the District of Algoma lying
Algoma— between a point situate 1000 feet mea-
sured westerly from its intersection with
Twp. of the line between sections 18 and 19 in the
Macdonald Township of Macdonald and a point
situate at its intersection with the easterly
City of limit of the City of Sault Ste. Marie and
Sault ste. Marie the westerly limit of the Garden River
Indian Reserve other than that part of
the King's Highway known as No. 17 in
the Garden River Indian Reserve com-
mencing at a point situate 4400 feet
measured easterly from its intersection
with the centre line of the bridge over the
Garden River and extending westerly
therealong for a distance of 9500 feet
more or less.
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(2) Paragraph 14 of Part 4 of the said Schedule 20
is revoked.
(3) Paragraph 26 of Part 4 of the said Schedule 20,
as made by subsection 3 of section 1 of Ontario Regu-
lation 114/63, is revoked.
(4) Paragraph 1 of Part 5 of the said Schedule 20 is
revoked.
(5) Paragraph 2 of Part 6 of the said Schedule 20 is
revoked.
7.— (1) Paragraph 13 of Part 1 of Schedule 27 to
Regulation 232 of Revised Regulations of Ontario,
1960, as made by subsection 2 of section 4 of Ontario
Regulation 164/62 and amended by subsection 1 of
section 3 of Ontario Regulation 183/62, is revoked and
the following substituted therefor:
13. That part of the King's Highway known
Simcoe — as No. 27 in the County of Simcoe lying
between a point situate 1000 feet mea-
Twps. of sured northerly from its intersection with
Tecumseth and the northerly limit of the King's Highway
West known as No. 9 in the Township of
Gwillimbury Tecumseth and a point situate 2000 feet
measured southerly from its intersection
with the southerly limit of the King's
Highway known as No. 88 in the town-
ships of Tecumseth and West Gwillim-
bury.
(2) Paragraph 27 of Part 1 of the said Schedule 27,
as remade by subsection 8 of section 8 of Ontario
Regulation 161/68, is revoked and the following sub-
stituted therefor:
27. That part of the King's Highway known
District of as No. 2-7 in the District of Algoma lying
Algoma — between a point situate at its intersection
with the southerly limit of the Township
Twps. of of Aweres and a point situate 1000 feet
Aweres and measured easterly from its intersection
Hunt with the roadway known as Tukanee
Road in the Township of Hunt.
(3) Paragraph 2 of Part 2a of the said Schedule 27,
as made by subsection 3 of section 4 of Ontario Regula-
tion 164/62, is revoked and the following substituted
therefor:
2. That part of the King's Highway known
York and as No. 27 lying between a point situate
Simcoe — 600 feet measured southerly from its
intersection with the southerly limit of
Twps. of the roadway known as No. 16 in the
King and Township of King in the County of York
Tecumseth and a point situate 1000 feet measured
northerly from its intersection with the
northerly limit of the King's Highway
known as No. 9 in the Township of
Tecumseth in the County of Simcoe.
8.— (1) Paragraph 2 of Part 1 of Schedule 37 to
Regulation 232 of Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1960
is revoked and the following substituted therefor:
2. That part of the King's Highway known
Victoria — as No. 46 in the Township of Eldon in
the County of Victoria lying between a
Twp. of point situate 2000 feet measured norther-
Eldon ly from its intersection with the line
between lots 1 and 2 in Concession 2 and
a point situate 150 feet measured westerly
from its intersection with the line between
lots 39 and 40 in concessions North of
Portage Road and South of Portage
Road.
3. That part of the King's Highway known
Victoria — as No. 46 in the County of Victoria lying
between a point situate 150 feet measured
Twps. of easterly from its intersection with the
Eldon and line between lots 44 and 45 in concessions
Bexley North of Portage Road and South of
Portage Road in the Township of Eldon
and a point situate at its intersection
with the westerly limit of the King's
Highway known as No. 35 in the Town-
ship of Bexley.
(2) Paragraph 3 of Part 3 of the said Schedule 37
is revoked.
9.— (1) Paragraph 1 of Part 1 of Schedule 48 to
Regulation 232 of Revised Regulations of Ontario,
1960, as remade by subsection 1 of section 5 of Ontario
Regulation 197/62, is revoked and the following sub-
stituted therefor:
1. That part of the King's Highway known
Wellington and as No. 86 lying between a point situate
Waterloo— 300 feet measured westerly from its inter-
section with the centre line of the Cana-
Twps. of Peel, dian Pacific Railway right of way in the
Wellesley and Township of Peel in the County of
Maryborough Wellington and in the Township of
Wellesley in the County of Waterloo and
a point situate 600 feet measured easterly
from its intersection with the centre line
of the road allowance between the town-
ships of Maryborough and Peel in the
County of Wellington.
(2) Part 1 of the said Schedule 48, as remade by
subsection 1 of section 5 of Ontario Regulation 197/62,
is amended by adding thereto the following paragraphs:
9. That part of the King's Highway known
Wellington and as No. 86 lying between a point situate at
Waterloo — its intersection with the westerly limit of
the King's Highway known as No. 7 in
Twps. of the Township of Guelph in the County of
Guelph and Wellington and a point situate 1500 feet
Woolwich measured easterly from its intersection
with the line between lots 89 and 80 in
German Company Tract in the Township
of Woolwich in the County of Waterloo.
10. That part of the King's Highway known
Waterloo and gs No. 86 lying between a point situate
Wellington— 1500 feet measured westerly from its
intersection with the line between lots 89
Twps. of and 104 in German Company Tract in
Woolwich, Peel the Township of Woolwich in the County
and Wellesley of Waterloo and a point situate 500 feet
measured easterly from its intersection
with the line between lots 19 and 20 in
Concession 1 in the Township of Peel in
the County of Wellington and lots 19 and
20 in Concession 14 West Section in the
Township of Wellesley in the County of
Waterloo.
(3) Paragraph 2 of Part 3 of the said Schedule 48 is
revoked and the following substituted therefor:
2. That part of the King's Highway known
Wellington and as No. 86 in the Township of Peel in the
Waterloo — County of Wellington and in the Town-
ship of Wellesley in the County of
Twps. of Peel Waterloo lying between a point situate
and Wellesley 500 feet measured easterly from its inter-
section with the line between lots 19 and
20 in Concession 1 in the Township of
Peel in the County of Wellington and
lots 19 and 20 in Concession 14 West
Section in the Township of Wellesley in
the County of Waterloo and a point
situate 300 feet measured westerly from
its intersection with the centre line of the
Canadian Pacific Railway right of way.
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(4) Part 3 of the said Schedule 48, as amended by
subsection 2 of section 5 of Ontario Regulation 197/62,
is further amended by adding thereto the following,
paragraphs:
8. That part of the King's Highway known
Waterloo— as No. 86 in the Township of Woolwich
in the County of Waterloo commencing
Twp. of at a point situate at its intersection with
Woolwich the line between lots 89 and 80 in German
Company Tract and extending easterly
therealong for a distance of 1500 feet
more or less.
9. That part of the King's Highway known
Waterloo— as No. 86 in the Township of Woolwich
in the County of Waterloo commencing
Twp. of at a point situate at its intersection with
Woolwich the line between lots 89 and 104 in
German Company Tract and extending
westerly therealong for a distance of 1500
feet more or less.
(5) Paragraph 1 of Part 5 of the said Schedule 48,
as remade by subsection 3 of section 5 of Ontario
Regulation 197/62, is revoked.
10. Paragraph 1 of Part 6 of Schedule 65 to Regu-
lation 232 of Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1960, as
made by subsection 2 of section 3 of Ontario Regula-
tion 122/63, is revoked.
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O. Reg. 441/68.
Stop Signs at Intersections.
Made— December 19th, 1968.
Filed— December 23rd, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE HIGHWAY TRAFFIC ACT
1. Schedules 25 and 26 to Ontario Regulation
117/62, as made by section 1 of Ontario Regulation
350/67, are revoked.
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O. Reg. 442/68.
Speed Limit — Brock Road, City of Guelph.
Made— December 19th, 1968.
Filed— December 23rd, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE HIGHWAY TRAFFIC ACT
SPEED LIMIT, BROCK ROAD
CITY OF GUELPH
1. Subject to section 2, on days during which school
is regularly held in the Brock Road Public School, no
person shall drive a motor vehicle at a greater rate of
speed than 35 miles per hour between the hours of
8.15 a.m. to 9.00 a.m., 11.30 a.m. to 1.30 p.m. and 3.30
p.m. to 4.30 p.m. on that part of the King's Highway
known as No. 6 in the City of Guelph in the Township
of Puslinch in the County of Wellington lying between
a point situate 500 feet measured northerly from its
intersection with the northerly limit of the land used
for the Brock Road Public School and a point situate
500 feet measured southerly from its intersection with
the southerly limit of the land used for the Brock Road
Public School.
2. No person shall drive a motor vehicle,
(a) oil days during which school is regularly held
in the Brock Road Public School between the
hours of 9.00 a.m. to 11.30 a.m., 1.30 p.m. to
3.30 p.m. and 4.30 p.m. to 8.15 a.m.; and
(&) on days during which school is not held in the
Brock Road Public School,
at a greater rate of speed than 50 miles per hour on
that part of the King's Highway known as No. 6 in the
City of Guelph in the Township of Puslinch in the
County of Wellington lying between a point situate 500
feet measured northerly from its intersection with the
northerly limit of the land used for the Brock Road
Public School and a point situate 500 feet measured
southerly from its intersection with the southerly limit
of the land used for the Brock Road Public School.
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O. Reg. 443/68.
General.
Made— December 19th, 1968.
Filed— December 23rd, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE HIGHWAY TRAFFIC ACT
1. — (1) Subsection 2 of section 5 of Regulation 227
of Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1960 is amended by
striking out "item 6" in the seventh line and inserting
in lieu thereof "item 7".
(2) Subsection 3 of the said section 5, as amended
by Ontario Regulations 322/62 and 228/64, is further
amended by striking out "item 1, 2, 4, 5 or 13" in the
first and second lines and inserting in lieu thereof
"item 1, 2, 5, 6 or 15".
(3) Subsection 4 of the said section 5, as remade by
subsection 8 of section 2 of Ontario Regulation 322/62,
is amended by striking out "item 6 or 8" in the fifth
and sixth lines and inserting in lieu thereof "item 7
or 9".
2. Subsection 1 of section 5a of Regulation 227 of
Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1960, as made by
section 1 ofOntario Regulation 76/63, is amended by
striking out "items 6 and 8" in the first line and in-
serting in lieu thereof "item 7 or 9".
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CORPORATION ACT
O. Reg. 444/68.
Interest on Debentures.
Made— December 19th, 1968.
Filed— December 24th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE ONTARIO MUNICIPAL IMPROVEMENT
CORPORATION ACT
1. Section 1 of Ontario Regulation 99/63, as
amended by section 1 of Ontario Regulation 86/64,
section 1 of Ontario Regulation 320/65, section 1 of
Ontario Regulation 296/66, section 1 of Ontario Regu-
lation 408/67 and section 1 of Ontario Regulation
258/68, is further amended by striking out "8}4" in
the second line and inserting in lieu thereof "83/^".
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THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 446/68
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THE HIGHWAY IMPROVEMENT ACT
O. Reg. 445/68.
Designations — Trans-Canada Highway
— Orillia to Manitoba Boundary.
Made— December 19th, 1968.
Filed— December 27th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE HIGHWAY IMPROVEMENT ACT
1. Schedule 26 to Regulation 218 of Revised Regu-
lations of Ontario, 1960 is amended by adding at the
end thereof:
"except that portion of the above-mentioned
highway closed by an Order-in-Council
numbered OC-2908/64, dated the 17th day of
September, 1964 and shown outlined on
Department of Highways plan P-2927-26".
2. Schedule 38 to Regulation 218 of Revised Regu-
lations of Ontario, 1960 is amended by adding at the
end thereof:
"except that portion of the above-mentioned
highway transferred to the City of Sudbury
by an Order-in-Council numbered OC-
2197/64, effective on the 15th day of August,
1964 and shown outlined on Department of
Highways plan P-2976-73".
3. Schedule 41 to Regulation 218 of Revised Regu-
lations of Ontario, 1960 is revoked.
4. Schedule 45 to Regulation 218 of Revised Regu-
lations of Ontario, 1960, as remade by section 1 of
Ontario Regulation 41/62, is revoked.
5. Schedule 45a to Regulation 218 of Revised Regu-
lations of Ontario, 1960, as made by section 2 of
Ontario Regulation 41/62, is amended by adding at the
end thereof:
"except that portion of the above-mentioned
highway closed by an Order-in-Council
numbered OC-2061/67, dated the 18th day of
May, 1967 and shown outlined on Depart-
ment of Highways plan P-2438-39".
6. Schedule 45c to Regulation 218 of Revised Regu-
lations of Ontario, 1960, as made by section 2 of
Ontario Regulation 41/62, is amended by adding at
the end thereof:
"except that portion of the above-mentioned
highway closed by an Order-in-Council num-
bered OC-898/65, dated the 11th day of
March, 1965 and shown outlined on Depart-
ment of Highways plan P-2375-23".
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O. Reg. 446/68.
General.
Made— December 19th, 1968.
Filed— December 27th, 1968.
REGULATION MADE UNDER
THE CONSUMER PROTECTION ACT, 1966
1. Section 3 of Ontario Regulation 207/67 is
amended by adding thereto the following subsection:
(4) An application for renewal of registration as
an itinerant seller shall be in Form 2a.
2. Ontario Regulation 207/67, as amended by
Ontario Regulation 265/67, is further amended by
adding thereto the following Form:
Form 2a
The Consumer Protection Act, 1966
APPLICATION FOR RENEWAL OF REGISTRATION AS AN ITINERANT SELLER
Corporation Q Individual or Partnership D
Date of Application , 19 . . .
Name of Applicant
Current Registration No
Business Telephone No
The undersigned applies to the Registrar for renewal of registration as an itinerant seller under The
Consumer Protection Act, 1966 and for the purpose of procuring renewal of registration gives the following in-
formation:
1. Address for service in Ontario
2. Has there been any change in information previously given regarding the applicant in the case of,
(a) an individual applicant;
(6) the partners, where the applicant is a partnership; or
(t) the officers or directors, where the applicant is a corporation?
If so, give full particulars:
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36 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE O. Reg. 446/68
3. Have there been any changes in information previously given as to the names, addresses and occupations of
all shareholders owning more than ten per cent of the common equity capital stock of the corporation, or as
to the number of shares held by each? If so, give full particulars:
4. Have any branch offices been opened or closed since the date of registration or since the date of the last
renewal of registration? If so, give full particulars:
5. Set out below all the trade names and addresses used in this or any other business of itinerant selling that you
operate or control.
6. Is there any unpaid judgment against the applicant (or any partner, in the case of a partnership, or any
officer or director, in the case of a corporation)? If so, give full particulars:
7. Is the applicant (or any partner, in the case of a partnership, or any officer or director, in the case of a cor-
poration),
(a) a discharged or undischarged bankrupt; or
(fc) presently a party to bankruptcy proceedings,
or has the applicant (or any partner, in the case of a partnership, or any officer or director, in the case of a
corporation) ever been involved in an official capacity, or as a majority shareholder, with a company that is a
declared bankrupt or that is presently a party to bankruptcy proceedings? If so, give full particulars:
8. Has the applicant (or any partner, in the case of a partnership, or any officer or director, in the case of a
corporation) been charged, indicted or convicted of a criminal offence under any law of any country or
state or province thereof or are there any proceedings now pending? If so, give full particulars:
9. Has the applicant (or any partner, in the case of a partnership, or any officer or director, in the case of a
corporation),
(o) ever been refused a licence or registration to carry on business or engage in a trade or occupation; or
(b) ever had a licence or registration to carry on business or engage in a trade or occupation revoked or
suspended,
in any country or state or province thereof? If so, give full particulars:
10 Describe the goods sold or services performed in your business of itinerant selling.
11. Attach a completed sample copy of every executory contract presently in use in your business of itinerant
selling.
The applicant asks for renewal of registration for the period ending on the 31st day of December, 19. . .
(witness) (signature of applicant)
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THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
37
AFFIDAVIT
( By an individual applicant, or in the case of a partnership, by each partner)
Province of Ontario
County of
To wit:
I.
of the
in the County of . .
make oath and say:
1. I am the applicant (or partner of the applicant) herein for renewal of registration as an itinerant seller and I
signed the foregoing application.
2. The information given by me in the application for renewal is true.
Sworn before me at the
in the County of
this day of , 19. . .
A Commissioner, etc.
(signature of applicant or partner)
Province of Ontario
County of
AFFIDAVIT
(By an officer of the applicant)
I
To wit:
of the
in the County of . .
make oath and say:
1. I am an officer of the applicant herein for renewal of registration as an itinerant seller and I signed the fore-
going application.
2. That to the best of my knowledge, information and belief, the information given in the application for renewal
is true.
Sworn before me at the
in the County of
this day of 19 . .
A Commissioner, etc.
(930)
(signature of officer of corporation)
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