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ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS
HONOUR RETIRING FIREMAN - Elroy Desjardine, centre, was honoured by the members of the
Zurich Fire Department and the Village Council ori Monday night prior to his retirement from the
brigade. Shown here with Mr. Desjardine are reeve Jack Turkheim, left, and fire chief Leo
Meidinger, right. The retiring member has completed almost 25 years of service as volunteer
fireman.
Grant for Port Blake
The Honourable Leo Bernier,
Minister of Natural Resources,
announces the approval of a
provincial grant of $15, 000 to
the Ausable-Bayfield Conserv-
ation Authority for the Port
Blake Conservation Area.
The Authority proposes to
carry out further development
work in this Area during 1974.
The work will include construct-
ion of a washroom/change-
room facility, gatehouse, inst-
allation of hydro, water and
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sewer service lines, fencing,
completion of service roads,
walkway and step consturction,
seeding, erection of signs,
planning and other general
development work.
All member municipalities
will bear the Authority's share
of the cost.
The Port Blake Conservation
Area is located immediately
south of the Lake Huron Water
Treatment Plant at the junction
of llighways 21 and 83, and is
the newest of the Authority's
recreation areas.
It will be open for rhe Vict-
oria Day weekend, although the
washrooni-changehouse building
will not be completed until
late in June. Other develop-
ment work will be continued
over the summer by Authority
and SWEEP crews.
This conservation area is be-
ing developed to provide proper
facilities for the large numbers
of people who use this attract-
ive section of beach. There will
he a charge of $1.00 per car for
use of the park.
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There is hope that housewives
who work within the home may
be eligible to receive the Canada
Pension sometime in the for -
seeable future.
The Honourable Marc Lalonde,
Minister of National Health and
Welfare, in presenting a
discussion paper on Housewives
and the Canada Pension Plan to
the House of Commons Stan-
ding Committee on Health,
Welfare and Social Affairs laid
out some suggestions and
presented problems in carrying
out such a program.
At present only wage earners
and self-employed persons are
able to participate in the com-
pulsory Canada Pension Plan.
The issue of the housewife'and
the Canada Pension was set forth
by the Royal Commission on the
Status of Women: "The
housewife who remains at home
is just as much a producer of
goods and services as the paid
worker, and in our view she
should also have the opportunity
to provide for a more financially
secure future. Canada has given
some of its workers an op-
portunity to do this through the
Canada and the Quebec Pension
Plans. To neglect to do the same
for some three and one-half
million other workers in the home
is to ignore the essential nature of
their work."
THURSDAY, MAY 16, 1974
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the shrubs and look after the
flower beds, etc, in Clan Greg-
or Square again this year, and
since they had been commend-
ed on the job they had done
last year, unanimous consent
was given. The reeve declared
June 24 to July 1 as Canada
Week and will place a procl-
amation to that effect in the
town crier.
The next regular meeting
will be on Monday, May 20,
at 7:30 p.m. in the Municipal
Building.
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