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in Auburn
friday .ever
Reg S.cholt2
recipients c
the gatherii
ulations.
Mr. .. and
Kitchener v
with Mr. a
Mr. and
of Listowel
w:tthrhel p_a
Jack' Mbrris
Mr. Edw
Johnston. of
home .on Fi
fishing trip
. Visitors
Mr. and M,
URTIllor. .THE.:LUCKNQW SENTINEL, LUVKNvw, gr11AK1v WEDNESDAY, berrEMBER 34
ITECHURCH
ew , relatives and friends!'
attended the 35thl
niversary celebration
:ommunit. Hall on
y
ung for Mr. and Mrs.
:. They were..
- and -Money -from -
�f gifts. and money from
Ig. We extend con rat
Harding
Mrs. Fred Hardin of '
vereSunda visitors .
Sundayhigh
id. Mrs. Dalton Schultz,
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rv. . > ..
Mrs.. Mervyn•Shewan
were Sundayvisitors
rents Mr: and Mrs.'
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on -and family , •
ya
Ards and. •Gershom • '
Wingham returned
iday from a• 10: day � ,
at Spanish Lake., •
)n the week end with .
rs.. Tom Magoffn of
Lucknow were Ernest Mag offin :of I
Toronto: and. Mrs. Jack Tierney '
and Fern of Port Elgin. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Coultes of
East Wawanosh were Sunday visit-
ors with -Mr, and Mrs. Wallace
Conn and family.
�Ivirs. James McInnes returned*
home on Sundayafter a two weeks
-._
visit with relatives at Teeswater,
Corrie and Wingham,
Whitechurch U. C. W. Thank-
offering meeting is being held . .
Friday -evening 2` in the
� -:
United Church at..S.,ao,..:Q es't _._
Gu ..
speaker is Paul Groskorth, a .
Toronto teacher, who'wall speak.'
_ _ ,.
' Laidl'aw' and family,, Mrs. Ezra
;Scholtz and attended the 35th
wedding anniversary celebration
held at Auburn Hall for Mr. and
Mrs. Reg Scholtz.
- Mr and Mrs, Russel' Chap-
'man were at: Grand Bend .on Fri-
day , where Mr, and Mrs, Ross"
--
• Smith were closinguptheir store
.
which they operate for the sum-
.mer months during the tourist
season. ;'
Quite a few friends and relativ-
es from attended the .Olson-.
.. • • .. .,>�
Ooult ..weddin : reception held ...
aes . g p
at Belgrave Women's institute:
Hall on Fridayevening'with Tif-
,...
: fins Orchestra supplying music.. ••
Mrs.' Rae Lewis. of Wingharn
visited on Sunday with Mr: and
Mrs. Ronald Coultes and famil y •ws.
Rev. Horace. Braden. of• London
was a dinner guest on Sunday
with Mr, and Mrs. Andrew Gaunt..
On Sunday October 4th .Rett..
Braden will preachhisfarewell
sermon. Having accepted anoth-
er position at the University ,of
he finds it too much work to ful-
fill both positions,
Mr, and.Mrs. Emerson Morris ,
o spent the summer in Northern
who __p_._
Ontario at Minake and returning
to their home in Florida,visited
Wednesday with .Mr, and Mrs,
Gordon Scott of Ripley and all .
then visited with; Mr. and. Mrs • ,
Earl Caslick, Mrs,: Morris is'the,
former lda Hill, a. sister of Mrs.
Scott and Mrs:.Caslick.
-. � :'
Mr. and Mrs. John Wilken,
Marjorie and John of Gowantown , ..prize
visited. Sunday with Mr, and Mks.
Earl Wilkens and family, ..
We are sor to report Mrs.
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Carl Weber is:a patient in ,W
ham; and District Hospital..
friends here wish her a very
speedy recovery;
h ch
Metn�ers of Whtec ur ..
en's°Institute resdn in V�ln
$
ham put o a Progressive Euc
party•n Whitechurch Corrin
Memorial '
a Hall on Monday e
ing, Those receiving prizes,
high lady', Mrs,; • Robert. Mow
gent , Bill Taylor. Eac
r eceived a tin of ham.. Low
prize went to .Jar`nieson, Petty
5 lb..of sugar •and the lucky
was won try. Grant Wilton, :B
on The Handicapped Child:and .
also show slides. "' ° ,
Mr. and Mrs. Cameron Sim-
mons and Lonnie of London *pent
.P
the. week end. with his parents
Mr. and Mrs, Gordon Simmons ,
Wingham , Mr,. and Mrs. Elroy
`backer of a " les, ' The' trave
went from one to anon
who had .lone hands in s ads
p
won e Crot
waas b b 15 Mrs.
ysables. play
Lunch wa 's rve.
s e d by the ost
.If, for -any reason, "your -company
closes down, all wages owed to you (up
to $2,000) have preferred claim against
the assets of the employer.
The same rule covers' any vacation
u nary -ave-coming-(vacat o i
pay must now be held int rust for you
by your employer)..
An 'announcement on the new
Minimum Wage and some
improvements. of . Employment
Standards in thearea of .
job security.
As of Qotoher 1,1; 97Q,
minimum wage goes up to $1.50/hour,
and''he construction minimum to $1.75/
hour. Then, on April 1, 1971, the gen
•
•
eral,minimum dump too $]:hour,
and construction to $1.90/hour.
If your wage depends on. the .estab-
lished minimum, get the whole story
on the rising minimum wages by writ-
ing Or phoning the Regional office of
theXintariaDepartment of aabc u
nearest you. o
At the same time the minimum
wage'goes up, new regulations come
into effect to improve your job security.
How much vacation are you en-
titled to? The law ,says you must get at
least one week's paid: vacation after
your , first..twelve months of employ
inept; and two week's paid vacation'.'
after each:of the next twelve months;
.some. new. teeth in'the.
The Employment Standards
Blanch has the power to assess any
money owing to you, either wages,
' overtime *or vacation pay, and to collect
For' example, if you'work for one •
of an associated group of companies
and are assigned.to another company
in the grouplor- peri nilof ti m e
1t
Irom your emp oyer
n
y
Employers must also pay the
Department a 10% penalty for with -
you'll
holding any mone: fy rom your
• et .aid for any overtime you work
g p y y
just as if yo"uLwere still working for the
-original -company. All :the-ot e-r-prov-i �
sions of the Act apply the same way.
•
For the whole story on what these
changes mean to you, writeor phone
your nearest -Employment -Standards
Yc.U! Ontario Department of labour
Makin(Ontario aselterplace to work
Toronto - 74 victoria St. 365=5251 Hamilton- 32 James Si, South 527-2951 London 362 Dundas St. 438.911
Ottawa -?ebb Bldg., 2197 Riverside Dr, 731-2556 Sault Ste. Marie, -125 Brock St:, 949-3331
HON. DALTON HALES, Q.C., MIZI ISTER,