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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1980-01-02, Page 10in the new year. These bills hive been requested by the Federation of Agriculture for quite- a number of years, to give landowners prptection against trespase. Brussels Ontsuclo n e Students sing Hullett Central School Choir and Band entertained at Huronview on Friday afternoon. A'rendition of Christmas carols was pre- sented by the children both instrumental and voice. The musical portion of the. Christmas Sunday service was to have been directed by Mrs. Elsie Henderson and Frank Bissett, but un- fortunately on Sunday morning, Elsie was in bed with the flu. Margaret Mc- Queen came to the rescue and filled in for Elsie, and all went on as planned. The prelude consisted of Silent ' Night with variations, and , Star of the East played on the , organ by Margaret ac- companied by 'Ink on the piano. They also played for the carols. It was a pleasure to have Mr. Archiblad take part in the service. He sang Fairest Lord Jesus ac- companied by Frank at the organ. The choir in their usual spirit sang the anthem Angels We. Have Heard on High, with Mark. Sproat singing the solo part. To the delight of our congregation I Margaret McQueen sang the. lovely solo Whey Do Bells at Christmas Ring. For the Postlude Margaret and Frank played The Bells of Ste. Mary's. The Salvation Army Band from Wingham brought much happiness and cheer to the residents of Huronview on Sunday afternoon. They played several of the old familiar carols as they went through the home. The Salvation Army with its fine music brought back many r memories to the Residents. On Sunday afternoon, ' Mrs. John McDougall and four of her male students presented "In Concert" in the chapel, where many re- sidents gathered to hear this fine programme. In her splendid style Mrs. McDougalt- played a piano solo. She accompanied the four young men, Dennis Hamn, Paul Craig, Eric Street, and Jeff Wittich'. They sang solos and duets and led the congregation in a ' sing song of carols. Eric delighted everyone with his piano solos, one of which was his own composition, The Residents are very grateful to Mrs. McDougall and the boys for their fine musiCial programme. It added so much to the Spirit of Christmas, creases payable to survivors do not, apply to lump sum awards or to payments due prior to the effective date. ' The minimum amounts payable for permanent dis- ability are increased from $509 per month to $519 for the period from July 1, 1978 to June 30, 1979, and to $571 from the first day of July, 1979. Temporary total dis- ability payments are also affected, with the minimum being raised. from $115 per week to. $117 from July 1., 1978 to June 30, 1979.and to $129 per week from July 1, 1979, 'where the average earnings of the injured employee were not less than $117 and $129 respectively. The earnings ceiling is also , raised, and the allowance for repair or replacement of clothing worn or damaged by Minister of Industry and Tourism Larry Grossman, in a statement to the Legis- lature this week, has ex- pressed concerti aliOut the !tame of Chrysler Canada, its employees, the City of Winds9r andr the impact that dosing down the , company would have on the Province. The Ministry has remained in constant contact with the Government of Canada and the management of Chrysler, as well as with union repre- sentatives. The government is willing to assist. Chrysler, provided certain commit- ments are, made by the company in respect to new investment and, employment, as well as ,assurances that any assistance provided , by the province will be 'ade- quately secured. Contained in the Chrysler proposal for the development of its: Canadian'activities, are two items which would allow • for the updating of oper- afions for the manufacture of new generation commercial vehicles and engines. Ont- ario is anxious to see this development in the province, as well as .reseaich and developMent and the mann-. facture of in-house parts and coinponents, These operational changes would substantially increase Chrysler's employment in Ontario. . Community and. Social Services Minister Keith Norton has announced an eight per cent increase in . provincial funds for commun- ity services for mentally re- tarded people in the 1980-81 fiscal year.. The Ministry 'will be, developing an additional 250 accommodation spaces for mentally retarded adults, as well as 100 workshop spaces, '240 lifeskills training plaCes and twelve additional pro tective service workers. In 1980-81, at least 250 people will be able to move out of provincial facilities into their home communities, the Minister said. The Occupiers' Liability Act and the Trespass Act, both of which are very important to farmers and, to landowners, passed-Second Reading this week, and will .now be going to Committee BY MURRAY GAUNT The Workmen's Compen- sation Amendment Act, 1979 has, received Third Reading in the Legislature. Under this new Act, survivors' benefits are increased, providing additional monthly payments to widows and dependent, children, retroactive to July 1, 1978. Payments ,to a dependent widow or widower, are in- creased from $365 per month to $372, effective July 1, 1978, and to $410 as of the first of July, 1979. Payments for dependent .children .are increased as well, and the burial allowance is increased from $800 to $1,000. 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