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PLEIcH,..E4CTRIC
W INGHAM
REPORT FROM
QUEEN'S PARK
BY MURRAY GAUNT
M.P.P. HURON-BRUCE
The Ontario Government has
asked the Federal Government to
put a moratorium on the sale of
aluminum wiring . because of the
"possible, hazards" although Ont-
ario Hydro has not stopped using
the metal which is much cheaper
than. copper.
Consumer and Commercial Rela.
tions Minister Sidney Handleman
told the Legislature that the
request for a federal moratorium
was not'met with any success and
he is currently studying whether
amendments to Ontario's building
code could accomplish the same
effect.
U.S. workers living near the'
Ontario border may be moving into
the Province to take advantage of
$1,500 grants offered to first time
home buyers, Revenue Minister
Arthur Meen conceded. He was
correcting a statement by Treasur-
er, Darcy McKeotigh who told the
Legislature U.S. citizens were not
eligible for the grants because they
were not Canadian citizens. Mr.
Meen said citizens of any country
who are , residing in Ontario are
efigible for the grants.
Allowances paid to injured
workers under the Workmen's
Compensation Act are to be
increased by the Provincial Govern-
ment on July 1st.
The maximum rate of compensa-
tion payable to injured workers will
rise 25% to $216.35 from $173.08.a
week, representing 75% of the
ceilings on earnings which will be
raised to $15,000 a year.
The absolute minimum for
permanent total disability will be
increased to $400 from $260 a
month.
Pension increases to dependent
widows will go up 10% to $286' a
month, a dependent's child's
pension will rise to $77 a month.
Burial allowance will go from
$500 to $600 and the: initial lump
sum payable to •a widow for
incidental expenses will be increas-
ed to $600.
The changes will cost $108.2
million.
One of the more pleasant duties I
have as your Member of Provincial
Parliament is to present Commem-
orative Scrolls to constituents
celebrating their 90th birthday, or
over, and 50th wedding anniver-
saries.
If you have any relatives or
friends celebrating these mile-
stones I would appreciate you
letting me know so that I can order
and present the appropriate scrolls.
WHITECHURCH
SOCIAL EVENING
A wind up party was held on
Saturday night at Lurgan Beach for
the Bible Study Group ,Of White-
church-Langside churches. There
were 28 present -at the summer
home of Mr. and •Mrs.. Roy Bridge.
Nancy de Boer'Was in charge of the
entertainment and Qrahani Kay led
in the--sing song.. Lulich was
provided by the ladies;
Some of the Langside-White-
church Y.P.S. on. Sunday evening
attended the Youth Service at the '
Lucknow Christian Reformed
Church.
Mr. and .Mrs. Bill Sheppard of
Sarnia were visitors one day last
week with their aunt and uncle,
Mr. and Mrs. Elroy Laidlaw.
Visitors, on Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs.' Archie Purdon and family
were Mr. and Mrs. Jim Curran and
Paul of West Wawanosh and Mrs.
Hazel" Purdon of . Lucknow.
Miss Nancy de Boer began work
for the summer at Palmerston
Children's Psychiatric, Hospital.
Lucknow Public School grade, 6
and 7 on Friday had a bus trip to
Toronto Zoo.
On Saturday Mr. and Mrs.
Wallace Milligan, Clara and Mary
Lou, were at -Toronto and visited
with Mr. , and Mrs. Pat Donnelly
and Angela at ,Streetsville.
Bruce South County Field Day
was held on Monday. 'Some •of the
pupils from the village were among
the winners.
30th ANNIVERSARY
Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs.
Ernest Snowden, who to celebrate
their 30th wedding anniversary,
were treated to a surprise party by
their family on Sunday.
Miss Jane Laidlaw of London and
Paul Laidlaw of Windsor spent the
week end with their parents Mr.
and Mrs. Elroy Laidlaw.
United Church service next
Sunday,. June 22nd will be held as
usual' at 10 a.m. with Sunday
School following. .
There will be no church service
nor Sunday School at Chalmers•
Presbyterian Church on June 22nd
because of anniversary services •at
Lang'side. Rev. R. D. A. Currie, a '
former minister, will conduct the
services at 11 a.m. and 8 p.m.
Mr. 'and Mrs. Harry Moss and
their daughter of Plattsville attend-
ed' the anniversary service, at the
United Church. on Sunday.
We are pleased to report that
Mrs. Bill "Evans was permitted' to
return home on Monday from St.
Joseph's Hospital, London, where
she was a patient last week.
'''resiclence had passed away very
suddenly at age 65 in Toronto. He
had been up here, put up a tent,,
planted many plants, had a footing
dug for a garage which he intended
to build. Unfortunately no one
knows his last name. His family
have now removed the tent.
Mrs. Mary Aptin of London, the
former Mary Martin, visited last
week with her sister; Mrs. Robert
Stewart and Mr., Stewart. •
To celebrate Father's Day Mr.
and Mrs. Alex Craig, Lana and
Ryan and Albert Coultes spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. W.
Schwichtenberg and family of Port
Elgin.
Mrs. Gershom Johnston and.
George Grigg were Friday visitors'
with; Mr., _and Mrs. Jim Johnston
-and family of Listowel and on
Saturday they visited with Mr. and
Mrs. Earl Weltz of Walkerton.
JOHN DEERE
Mr. and Mrs. Ted McClenaghan of
Kitchener; Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
McClenaghan of Dungannon; Miss
Bea McClenaghan of Newmarket;
Mr. and Mrs. Clare Harmer of
Plattsville. Friends - Mrs. Ruth
James of Woodstock; Mr. and Mrs.
Russel Moore of Preston; Mr. and
Mrs. Ken Dickson of Belmore; Mr.
and Mrs. Ed. Wightman of Bel-
grave. The dinner and supper were
enjoyed smorgasbord style by the
relatives. During the afternoon the
neighbours' called and presented
them .. with a planter. Many
beautiful cards with donations .and
flowers were received. The
community extends best wishes for
many' more years of health.
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We were sorry to learn last week
from his son that the man who
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driveway, opposite Bill Evans'
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60th ANNIVERSARY
On Sunday, June '15 Mr. and
Mrs., Ben McClenaghan celebrated
their 60th wedding anniversary at
the farm home where they reside
with their son' Carl and Mrs.
McClenaghan„ Their daughter
Doris, Mrs. Leeson of Nanaimo
B.C., was the only member of the
family unable to celebrate with
them. celebrating with them were
Mr. and Mrs. Harry (Lorna) Moss,
Susan, Jane and Don of Plattsville;,
Vicki Moss of Petrolia, Jim
McCartney of Plattsville and Donna
Fuller, TillsonlYurg; Mr. and Mrs.
Melvin McClenaghan of Waterloo;
Michael and Mrs. McClenaghan of
Dundas; Mr. and Mrs. Irwin
McClenaghan, Ron and Nancy, Mr.
and Mrs. Richard McClenaghan,
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Klien Harr,
Mark Duffy and Patti Moore, all of.
St. Thomas; Mrs. Eileen Parker of
Exeter; Mr. and Mrs. Murray
Glanville; Mr. and Mrs. Doug
Parker of Exeter; Mr. and Mrs.
John. Parker and Scott of London;
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Parker of Huron
Park; Mr. and Mrs. Jim McIntyre
(Faye), Sudbury, Lynda and Mary
Beth; Allan McIntyre of London
and Juliet Chaput of Tilbury; Mr.
and Mrs. Carl McClenaghan.
Other relatives present were Mr.
and Mrs. Jim Dobie of Paris; .Mr.
and Mrs. Glen Swan of Brucefield,
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