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The Huron Expositor, 1975-06-05, Page 6Mr. and Mrs. Jack Yuill celebrated their Golden Wedding Anniversary at a family dinner and Open Rouse in Melville Presbyterian Church, Brussels on Saturday, May 31. Their only attendants • at the original ceremony were preset: along with guests from Wingham, London, Petrolia, Palmerston, St. Catherires, Hanover, Stratford, Edmonton, Brussels, Walton, Seaforth, Cookstown, Lucknow, Atwood, Arva and Whitechurch . Wednesday, June 3, 1925, Mary Bowman, daughter of Mrs. Bowman and the late Wm. Bowman, and John E. Yuill, son of Mr. and Mrs.Walter Yuill, were united in marriage by the Rev., J. P. McLeod at the Presbyterian - manse. Their attendants were tvlar earet ATTENTION Construction Business Men OUR USED STOCK INCLUDES 1 Used 580CK CASE Loader - Backhoe 1 Used HD7G, ALLIS CHALMERS qwjer.with yard and 3/4 bucket ALSo a Wide Assortment of CASE Uniloaders and Loader Tractors H. 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Other officers are: Clem Steffler, Kingsbridge, Past President; Gaeton Blanchette, Goderich, first vice president; Carla kevington, Stratford, Second Vice President; Sister Loretta, Goderich, recording secretary; Inez Raid, Hesson, corresponding secretary; Sandy McQuillan, Seaforth, treasurer; couneillors are Mary Kennedy, Seaforth and Donald Farwell, Sister Audrey Dumoclielle of Sitatiota will represent the 159 fetelitts in the Hutert-Pefth Unit oti the OtifatiO Board of Directors in &onto. ti ..eXddtitke took office and NEW IDEA FAF:1111 EGILIIPIVIENT HAY &FORAGE EQUIPMENT Rakes, Mowers, Balers, Swathers, Conditioners, Haybinds, Harvesters --- The Full Line cGAV N FARM EQUIPMENT, LTD. "Serving Agricuhure Since 196" 74365 Seaforth 527-0245 Brussels • SEAFORTH FARMERS . Phone 527-0770 Seeforth FOR CORN ATRAZINE 90 W or LIQUID Atra Oil SURFACTANT FOR BEANS EPTAM PATORAN • WEED SPRAY Jock's Jot: ROorganize gricuiture Ministry ' CLINTON 482-3409 Terry Craig heads OECTA hi lieu of taxis,,, Presently' sigh . property acquired kor the Ontario Land Corporation, or the Ministry of Rousing is,exempt from these payments. .4otber amendment would permit the Province to make payments for sewer and waterworks charges as well as garbage rates on its property. The bill also contains an amendment that clarifies the:liability of crown agencies operating, telephone or telegraph systems -for payments according to one of the sections of the Municipal Act, A final amendment would enable the Ministry of Treasury, Economics and Intergovernmental Affairs to make payments to municipalities Two amendments were intro- duced to the Municipal Elderly Residents Assistance Act. The first amendment would establish that owners of cohdorninium units are eligible for assistance under this act. The second amendment would make it possible to provide assistance to the surviving spouses of former recipients who are now deceased, as tong as they meet the other necessary qualifi- cations. Under the present Act, unless surviving spouses have been assessed as owners for at least one full year, they are not eligible. In response to the appointment of the special group, which includes Maxwell Henderson, former Auditor-General of Canada, Robert Hurlburt, Presi- dent of general Foods. Ltd. And Betty Kennedy, Toronto broad- caster and commentator with CFRB, to review all future spending by the Provincial Government, Pat Reid, Liberal Member for Rainy River and Chairman of the •Public Accounts Committee, said that the appointments were "about the most hypocritical thing Mrr. Davis has come up with. After a $1.6 billion deficit he is appointing a committee." He called it "pure ballyhoo." He said the decision to appoint an independent com- mittee "reflects on the Legisla- ture as a whole". Expenditure should be reviewed by the Executive - "That's what we are paying Cabinet Ministers for" -- and the Public Accounts Commit- tee. • Heads Group Provincial Treasurer Darcy McKeough will head the group, which will also include Manage- ment Board Chairman, Eric Winkler and three deputy, minisr ters, Rendal Dick of Treasury Economics and Intergovernmen- tal Affairs; James Fleck, secre- tary of the Cabinet and W.A.B. Work these rear-mounted cultivators all day at high speeds HAYING SEASON SEE US FOR A COMPLETE LINE OF SPERRY-+NEW HOLLAND By Jack Riddell, MF? funding policies, Mr. Auld said In line with the new intermedi- must reflect the real need for ate credit program introduced by economic constraints, , and yet the Minister of Agriculture and maintain a level ,of suPport that Feed for the development and will pot endanger, the well being assistance of Ontario. Young of our post secondary institutions, Farmers from the ages of IS to 3S nor diminish their ability to meet years, certain, administrative and the educational needs of the reorganizational Changes' within people of Ontario, the Ontario Ministry of Agricul- Since 1960 operating support ture and Food will take place. for the university system has The reorganized branch, to be risen from $24.5. Million to the • known as the Rural Development proposed levelof S$68 million per Branch, will serve as a central year in the current year. During administrative focus for the this same period, capital grants to expanded rural development the universities have totalled activities of the Ministry. It will about $1,050,000,000. permit the Ministry to have all of FLuanejug the credit and credit oriented While the Government con- programs in one branch at the tinues to encourage economy and Toronto head office. Consequent- consolidation in the university ly, the new Young Farmer Credit system, the level Of financing to Program, the Industrial Milk post-secondary education is about Production Incentive Program, 2.8 per cent, of the gross presently under the Extension provincial produa. Branch, the • Ontario Junior In dealing with the Student Farmer Establishment Loan Affairs, the Minister said that Corporation Mortgage Adminis- 44.they propose to increase the total tration and the former. A.R.D.A. budget for the Ontario Student Branch will form the nucleus of Assistance Program to $46.55 the Branch. million, an approximate increase New Branch, of 18 per cent over expenditures While the administration for in 1974-75. This increase will the credit programs will be in the provide living allowances for new Rural Development Branch, individual students of up to the counselling and farmbusiness $57.50 per week, an 18.5 per cent management advice at the County increase over the equival, ent and District level with regard to figure last year. Students will the several lending programs will have the option of applying for continue to be the responsibility assistance front the Canada of the agricultural representatives student loans plan only. This located in each county and option will give them access to district. By including ARDA more money than they could under the umbrella of the Rural obtain from OSAP.. However, it Development Branch, it is will only be in the form of a loan expected that the present rural and would have to be repaid development activities will be eventually. Mr. Auld said they broadened and enhanced under also plan to introduce two new the Rural Development Branch. programs starting in September As a unit within - the new this year. A bursary program structure, ARDA will continue to which will be made available for be the vehicle for implementation the most needy parttime students of the Federal-Provincial rural and others who are ineligible for development agreement. Negoti- aid from the Canada , student ations have been under way for loans plan. sometime with the Federal Several Bills Government to extend the pre- Ontario Treasurer, Darcy sent ARDA agreement for an McKeough, introduced several additional two years. bills this week. The purpose of In a statement on his ministry's , the one bill is to make several estimates before .a committee of amendments to the Municipal The Legislature, the Minister for Tax AssistanceAct. One amend- Colleges and Universities, Mr. ment would delete the clauses James Auld, briefly outlined that provide for valuatiOn of some of the considerations that provincial property in municipal have gone into planning the four areas. This .is no longer neces- areas of expenditures, ministry sary because all property in administration, university Ontario is now assessed by the support, college and adult educa-Ministry of Revenue under the tion support and student affairs. , Assessment Act. Under a second He drew the committee's atten- amendment, land acquired by the tion to the changed environment province for housing project s in which his ministry is now would become liable for payments operating. He said in the sixties it was a popular notion that higher education was the key to future prosperity and the universal panacea for all social ills. He welcomed the fact that this myth has been dispelled but he was concerned that the pendulum is now swinging' too far the other way. Mr. Auld said the Govern- ment is experiencing an increas- ing demand for post secondary courses to be directly related to the job market. Government Anderson, secretary of the Management Board. Mrs, Margaret Campbell? Liberal, Member for St. George; introduced a bill this week in the Legislature, an Act to amend the Employment Standards Aeti, 1974 She said the purpose of the amendment is to bring cleaning and maintenance superintendents within the scope of the Act. These employees would then be covered by the laws governing minimum wage, overtime pay, public holi- days, vacations with pay, benefits plans and so on. The inclusion of this class of employees would also give an employee the benefit of the protection under Section 57 of the Act, where an employer threatens to dismiss the employee unlawfully. Mrs. Campbell said aAurther purpose of the amendment is to limit the maximum working hours to 40 hours per week and any work in excess of this limit would be overtime work, and to ensure that where the spouse of the superintendent is required to work such spouse will be paid the minimum wage for such work and any benefits that would accrue under the Act. A further purpose LAWN •& GARDEN 'SUPPLIES LAWN MOIVRS — TILLERS — GARDEN TOOLS — PEAT . MOSS — GARDEN & LAWN FERTILIZERS NOW IN STOCK • • FERTILIZER BULK, BLENDED OR BAGGED for all your requirements • SEED BEANS CELEBRATE 50th — When Mr. and Mrs. Jack YuiII of Brussels, centre, celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary on Saturday, their attendants from 50 years ago were there to celebrate with them. The attendants, on either side of the couple, are Mrs. Jack Bowman (Marge Yuill) and Jack Bowman. (Photo by W. Bewley) Couple has anniversary (Marge) Yuill/and Jack Bowman (now Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bowman) Fifty years ago, the day ;was extremely hot. The bride and groom left for a wedding trip to Niagara Falls, driving their 1923 Ford Model T coupe. They returned to reside on the groom's farm on the third line of Morris. Their farm was situated between their parent's farms. In 1932, Walter Yuill retired to Brussels and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Yuill moved to• his farm on the corner of the 3rd line and County Rd. 12, where they farmed until their retirement in 1969, when they moved to their present residence on Queen St., Brussels. They are active members of Melville Presbyterian Church where Mr. Yuill has been on the Session for thirty-five years. They have bowled with the A t'woOd Lawn Bowling Club until this year and now belong to the new Brussels Lawn Bowling Club. They have one daughter, Jean, Mrs. Walter Bewley, Walton, and two granddaughters; Mary; Mrs. Wayne Baker R.N., Lake Bolac, Victoria, Australia, and Brenda Bewley R.N., Edmonton Alberta. Mr. and Mrs, Yuill received congratulatory messages from: Premier Davis and Murray Gaunt M.P.P. of the • Ontario Government; Prime Minister Trudeau and Robt. McKinley M.P. of the Federal Government, and Gov . Gen. Jules Leger. 4 A