Zurich Citizens News, 1974-01-10, Page 14PAGE 14
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(by Milvena Erickson)
Bayfield Village Council met
for their regular meeting Mon-
day evening and learned by
official notification from the
Ministry of Manpower and Imm-
igration that no L. I, P. grant
will be allocated to the village
this year. Council also received
a request from Huron County
Health Unit for a copy of the
Village building by-law, which
was duly forwarded.
Council passed a resolution
for a request from Grand Bend
to endorse and support their
resolution to be able to appoint
an alternative member to act
for the Reeve on County Council
in case of sickness or injury, so
that there will be some repres-
entative from each municipality
They also learned that the
Association of Municipalities
of Ontario annual conference
will be held from August 4 to '7,
at the Royal York in Toronto;
that the Ontario Good Roads
Convention starts Monday,
February 25, also at the Royal
York in Toronto; that the Ontar-
io Association of Rura 1 Munic-
ipalities convention is February
3 to 5 in the Royal Connaught in
Hamilton; and approved paymen
of the annual $20. membership
fee to OARM.
Farm record
o
ok HH e again
It is Farm Record Book analy-
sis time again. Anyone who
may wish to have a completed
1973 Farm Record Book analyz-
ed, should contact the Agricult-
ural Office in early January.
The checking of the book will
be done by local Agricultural
Office personnel and a summary
card will be forwarded to the
computer at Guelph for analy-
sis.
Farm Record Books may be
brought to the Agricultural
Office or mailed in. If you wish
to visit the office, be sure to
pick up a new record book -
or request that one be mailed.
Assistance on completing the
record book will be provided
upon request. Every farmer in
Huron County who has complet-
ed
an Ontario Farm Record
Book in 1973 is encouraged to
make use of the "no fee" analy-
sis service.
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ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS THURSDAY, JANUARY 10, 1979
and R. Clinton, $7020 per year; I yearly, and Cecil H. Lewis,
C and W. Goderich, $8600 !! Lucan, $9065 yearly.
s resolution
Council received a green
paper from Honorable George
Kerr, Provincial Secretary for
Justice, on "Sunday as a Com-
mon Day of Rest and Uniform
Store Hours." Mr. Kerr intends
to tour the Province and conduct
meetings to hear views, wel-
come recommendations and out-
line alternatives on the unifor-
mity for retail store hours.
They also received an invitation
Farm
fora
rate up
pensation
Farming has the third-highest
accident frequency of all other
occupations, and with the large
number of farm workers injured
each year, compensation pay-
ments have been increasing
steadily. As a result, the rates
for farm employers reporting to
the Workmen's Compensation
Board were raised on January 1
of this year.
Don Brown of the Farm Safety
Association (FSA) points out
that rate increases and pay
claims are the responsibility of
Workmen's Compensation Board
not FSA.
"The policy of the FSA, being
involved in an occupational
accident prevention program, is
to help the farmer in any way we
can. An explanation for the
rate increases is one of the
questions constantly being asked'.
In the past, WCB rates for
farm employers were lower than
recommended by provincial
auditors. With the increasing
cost of payments, the deficit
for these rates has been increas-
ing steadily over the last three
years. In order to bring the def-
icit back to normal, WCB is
adopting the recommendations
of its auditors, The $1.50 rate
will be increased to $1.95; and
the $3.35 rate to $4.
Brown continues that "the
Farm Safety Association is a
purely consultative organizat-
ion to help Ontario farmers
reduce their accident frequen-
cies. Already many farmers
are beginning to discover that
the number of accidents is well
above average; they have to
understand that, without accid-
ent prevention and safety educ-
ation, they will be forced to
pay even higher assessments."
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to attend the election for Ward-
en at the County Court House,
Goderich, Tuesday afternoon,
January 8; and received word
from Ontario Hydro that they
will install the new street lights
as soon as possible.
In other business, council
passed a by-law (#83) request-
ing the County of Huron to ap-
prove the Secondary Land Use
Plan as an amendment to the
Official Plan for the County of
Huron Planning Area. Tenders
were opened for Waste Disposal
from the village of Bayfield to
Holmesville Land Fill Site,
and council accepted the lowest
tender of G.B. Chamney, of
R.R.1, Auburn, in the amount
of $3600 per year. Other tenders
included MacDonald Sanitation,
Crediton, $6600 per year; C
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