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ManY interested citizens attended 'the unveiling of 'tie- historical plaque
marking the Van EgmOnd house As a museum and major tourist attraction on
Saturday afternoon.. The, Ontario Historic Sites Board provided the plaque
which describes the architeclure of the house, as xetypical of the Canadian
vernacular interpretation of the Georgian style". Those who took part in
the ceremony are (1 .to r) R. Alan, Douglas, representative of the Historic
Sites Board of. Ontario, Seaforth Reeve John. Flannery, Master of Ceremonies
arm workers covered by
ork man's Compensation
Most ' farmert are aware of of the firmer's family, ,except
fact that their workers are his' wife are considered as wOrk-
ied under the OntatiO work- n's compensation Act, As. men When paid a stated wage.
otter of interest, they haVe This information must be reeor-
n obliged to cover their ' 'd d e - on :the wages7p,, • " aid -form in
kers since 1966. .However, the section :for ' "Relatives of
e of the details of coverage: Employer and Partner," Room
repeating for thote farm • and .board is included at a rate ''[`ills -0t, one turned down year n personb 'b
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d the whole picture.
ar eque. ratora who don't fully under -.. of $2..00 per day: ,nr' $14.00 pet
Week, except in the instance
The assessment rate for farm where the employer has a son
kers is divided into two Cate,, or daughter still attending school.
lea: one covers the operation Farmersand their wives may
chicken and turkey farms, apply for personal coverage in
shrooM, , tobacco, nursery, aoy amount between $4,000 and
rket gardens and ,11,6141St' $10,000 per year, This coverage
1118i That assessment rate is may be requested fOr part of
10 . per $100 payroll. The the' year only; and this !MIA
and is $3.35 per $100 and be indicated when applied fOr.
era Christmas tree, dairy, When trieh aPplicatiOn. is Made,
k a htig and general farms; the amount of the employer's
those operators perforating earnings or drawings is not taken
torn cash crop' Operatierit.- into donaideratiOn, dOete are
calculated at the same rate as
.Se farmers Who engage in for employees in the hiduetry.
h types of operations and can ' Pot operatOrt Whb:do not have .'.10.', a separation of duties and an hired help; the farmer mar
iyaih a separate pttill, Ma request . Independent operator
eligible for assessment under coverage which it assessed at
h rates. For further Info- the rate determined for the tyte
Lion Wilda thiS, an OPeratOi of business that he has. ,
ild 'contact the tOrotitii Head * Exchange Of' labor is a
161 the Workmen's dbiti, common practice: today, geii,
°tkultiti Beard at 90 ilittotita"pltiyeeS Who are sent to a lieigh. 00,
Any person w ci it Paid i obr thiotig.:p fyikrin and still include
oll of their employer
ttl. wage and works Midet are covered in the event bt, an rot — and supervision IS atito addidenti.
a Y Covered and eligible
benefit§ Under the Adti
The employer mist record the
Ployee't narne and Wages in
payroll records itOribetS
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James bolg, S.Vtan Van Egmond,. 5, a descenclantletlie,Colonel, WhO Unveiled
the plaque, Dr. Rodger whitman, Vice Chairman of the Van Egmond 'Foundation,
Reeve Of Tuckerifnith Township Elgin Thompson, Jack Riddell, M.P.P.(Huron),
Harold Turner, Goderich, president of the Huron County Historical Society,
Mayor of Seaforth, Frank Sills, Reverend Clifford Britton, a descendant of
Col., Van Egmond who gave the plaque dedication.
Eveil week more and More
people ditto/et what mighty jobs
are iteeotopitahed by low cost
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