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household survey en our behAf.
The survey and an analysis of the
nasults, were carried out under the
guidance of Mr. a Bender to whom
the committee owes a debt 4 grad-
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MAKING THE BEST OF IT—Reagan Leibold and Chad Kreger
put on their cross-country skis for a tour around the town last Sat-
urday. Skiers and snowmobilers welcomed the first major snowfall
of the winter season.
Please exerdse
respect on
• Remembrance Day
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Dear Editor:
During the, Remembrance Day
service at the Cenotaph in Ford-
wich on Saturday, Nov. 11, traffic
continued to pass; especially trucks.
Those of us in attendance felt that
surely a few moments could have
been kept to remember what
Remembrance Day really meansior
has everyone forgotteu?-; m
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VVe truly hope that next year peo-
ple will have the courtesy to stop a
few . moments, or if not to go
around one block, thus bypassing
the Cenotaph.
We should try to remember all
those who paid the supreme sacri-
fice in two world wars so that all of
us can have our freedom —and be
able to drive cars and trucks.
Sincerely,
Jean Sothern
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Wage increases
for homemakers
are announced
The Ontario government
announced last week that it is mak-
ing significant increases in the
wages paid to visiting homemak-
The Honorable Charles Beer,
minister of community and social
services, made the announcement
recently on behalf of his ministry
and ministry bf Alealth.
The changes will raise homemak-
ers' average wages to $7.85 per
hour, from $6, an increase of about
30 per cent. The compensation
package also ensures that home-
makers who provide publicly -fund-
ed services will be paid a minimum
of $7.25 per hour. The changes are
retroactive to Sept 1.
"For the first time, homemaking
agencies will now receive funding
specifically to pay homemakers for
travel time between clients," the
Minister added. "Assume a home-
maker works 30 hours a week and
spends an additional five hours
travelling to and from clients. This
new policy means that he or she
will be compensated for 35 hours,
instead of 30, as was the case until
now."
In additrelt, $2 mililon bas been
set aside ttilrbvide training for
honteritakers. The total package
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Are -;;: Autism centirdtb2d
geverrttnent. last May to
Itiffellte Salaries of frontline
'Un in Ontario's community
ftententakersi servieea assist
ifteni 'in need — nuttily the frail
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We used Vey sensitive
instruments to develop the
first clamor sme
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The human nose.
It's a very sensitive instrument. Especially when it
comes to unpleasant home heating oil odours.
That's why Esso is proud to introduce the first
cleaner smelling home heating fel. So your &we
and the area around it smdls cleaner—less oily.
And ifs good to know the new cleaner scent
home heafing fuel from Esso is hacked by Owe of
the best service in dte business, too.
New doper smelling home heating ficl, only from •
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