The Brussels Post, 1966-01-06, Page 7Starting January 1st
all farm employees
join 2,000,000 other
Ontario workers
with complete protection
under
Workmen's Compensation.
With the co-operation of farm em-
ployers throughout the Province, the
Ontario Workmen's Compensation
Board is now able to provide full
compensation protection starting
January 1st.
Protected how? With benefits up
to $8654 a week if an employee is
disabled for more than two calendar
days by an on-the-job accident or
related disease happening on or after
January 1st.
What about permanent disa-
bility? lie's covered. Benefits in-
elude all medical expenses and pen-
sions for permanent disability.
How about theworker's family ?
In death cases there are allowances
for funeral expenses and pensions
for widows and children.
Is this the same Workmen's
Compensation that 2,000,000 men
and women in other lines of work
have protecting them? Exactly
the same.
What about the Farmer? He
and his wife also can be covered by
Workmen's Compensation, by
making a special application to the
Workmen's Compensation Board.
And his Family? If they' work on
the same farm and get a stated wage,
they are automatically covered, as
is the Farm Employee.
Is there a charge to the Farm
Employee for this? No. Farm em-
ployers provide this protection
through assessments based on their
1966 payroll, payable in August.
For full information, explanatory
booklets and forms for reporting
accidents, write or telephone:
The Workmen's Compensation. Board, Ontario
90 Harbour Street, Toronto 1, (362-3411)
District Offices: Kitchener (576-4130) Port Arthur (D15-6509)
North Bay (472-5200) Ottawa (729-3143) Windsor (256-5464)
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Holiday Visitors
Mr. and. Mrs, John 1.11cGavin and
OWen. Sound; Mr. and Mrs.
Dinsmore and Bruce, of Bramp-
ton, and Mr, and Mrs. Neil Mc
Gavin, Cathy and Brian, were
Christmas guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Gordon. McGavin.
Miss Ruth. Ritchie, Ritchen,er,
was a holiday visitor at home
with her parents, Air, and Mrs.
Clifford Ritchie.
Mr.lrom Love, Sudbury was a
holiday weekend visitor with his
parents Mr. and Mrs. George
Love.
Mr, Bob Humphries, of Loudon,
spent the Christmas weekead tit
home with parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Stewart Humphries.
Mr. and Mrs. Roland Achilles
have returned from. Newfound-
land, to spend the winter months
here. •
,iim Rutledge, London was, a
holiday • 'visitor with the,. Hum-
phries and Bennett families.
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald•Uhler, and,.
daughter, .13tirlington;.' MiSs Bar-
bara Turnbull, Kitchener, and
Miss Shirley Turnbull, Drillia,
were Christmas guests with Mr.
and Mrs. William Turnbull.
Miss Anne Shortreed, of Bright.
044 ii1,4d AU/ and M s. U99411/411,
Loudon were holiday guest of
Mr, and .Mrs. Walter Sliortreed. •
and Nrs, Clowns Stutz GI'
Wellesley; Mr, Fritz Poetsidi,e, of
Cologne, now a student of engine-
ering at the Technical Institute
of the Luivert, ty of Kansas, wo".o
Christmas Day 'visitors with Mr.
and Mrs Torrance Dundee. Mr.
and Mrs. Wolfgang Stutz. et
'Waterloo were also Christmas
guests and reinained to spend
the holiday weekend with her
parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Turvey,
Brussels; Mr. and Mrs. William
McTaggart, Goderieh, and Mr. and.
Mrs. Scott McTaggart, of. Strat-
ford, were Chrismas guests with
Mrs. Adward
Mrs. Walter Broafoot spent the
holiday season in Seaforth with
her sisters, Mrs, Wm.. Leeming,
Mrs. Fern Patterson and Miss.
Amy Love of Montreal who was
also a visitor in Seaforth.
Mr, and Mrs. Frank Marshall,
Susan and Sandra, of North Bay,
Were Christmas weekend visitors
with Mrs. Luella Marshal and Mr.
Macolm Fraser.
Federation Plans.
Clinton Meeting
• Plans for the meeting of Pro-
vincial and Pectoral members
at Hotel Clinton were laid at
the December 21 meeting of
Huron ll'ederation of Agriculture.
Charles Thomas, of Brussels,
President was in charge.
Committee members named
Were: Executive committee —
members of the county federation
executive and Mrs. Florence
Elliott, Clinton; Tom Cunningham,
RR 1, Auburn; Mrs. Ted Fear,
RR :5, Brussels; Elnier Fischer,
RR 1, Clinton; Simon Hallahan,
Blyth; HarveyTaylor, Brucefield.;
James Spivey, RR 4, Brussels;
Wilfred Strickler, Hit 2, BrusSels.
Insurance coniglittee — Harvey
Taylor; Bruce Shaptou, 11R, 1,
Exter; Doug McNeil, RR 0,
kloderieh; Warren Zurbrigg,
RR 2, Clifford; Bob Henry,
iilyth.
Land acquisition and taxation
— Elmer Hunter, Goderich;
Alex Alexander, Goderich; Art
Bolton, RR 1, Dublin; Said
Skinner, Centralia; Ted Flunk-
ing, RR 1; Auburn.
Resolutions Alf Warner,
1-31ayfield; Elmer Fisher; James.
Spivey; Elroy .Laidlaw, RR 2,
Lucknow.
Finance — Mr. Thomas; Alex
McGregor, ,RR 2, Kippen; Mr.
Hunter; Mr, Warner; Mrs. Fear.:
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