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r, and: Mrs. Lorne Luther were
sts at a wedding in Port Credit
aturday. .
rs: Tom Farrell is visiting in
erich,with Mr and: Mrs. Mur
cGill and fanily. :
s.. Alvin Robb has been a;pat-
in St.. Joseph's Hospital, Lon-
for the past ten days.
nlay MacLennan 'of Kitchener.
the weekend with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs D. A. Mae.Lennan.
Each of the four rooms at North
Ashfield Public School `were filled
with ,fun and excitement, when
the•teachers and.pupils had their
annual Valentine Party ori Friday.
afternoon.
• Mr.'and Mrs.. Walter Dexter
were in Listowel on Tuesday visit-:
ing Mrs. 'Elmer Kennedy
Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Henry .
MacKenzie for the weekend was
Miss Edna 'Cosi* of Owen Sound.
by Murray Gaunt,
M.Pl,P. HurorrBruce.
Since health insurance: became
an issue, in recent years, the public
has,heen bombarded with .argu-
merits. from every side,. Largely, .
the, arguments: break down into
categories;, those favouring a gov-__
ernment sponsored government
operated,; compulsory health in-
,surance program andthose that
oppose this kind of program in fav-
our of a voluntary plan with goer.
eminent participation limit ed to
helping those: who .cannot rafford.
topay their own way and to have
disaster or catastrophe insurance
for everyone, should their medi-
cal expenses exceed a certain per
centage' of their income.
After • working out •3 different
health' insurance schemes in three
years, the provincial government
has now introduced an amendment
oto; last years medicare but offering
,• public . coverage to any Ontario
citizen who wants it;'
After July,, ;any'ffathily will be
able to buy governmentrun insure:
ance coverage against doctor's
bilis'this year for an annual prem-
ium'of $150.00. Premiums for
childless couples will:be $120 a
year and .for individuals $60.00
a,.year. 4
.The province will. cover welfare
recipients: free.,and: subsidize prem-
'iums for low-income groups. ' The.
Bill is :nowbefore the House On, '.
' second *reading
The. Throne'debate opened 'up •
with Mr. Thompson,• leader. of the.
Opposition delivering a 130 minute
speech' on the government: weak-
nesses'in . the areas . of; education
health agriculture 'and. municipal
affairs.
This week` will see .the .Throne
speech debate continued with the:
possibility of., budget • being brought.
down.
Thedebate on the medicare con•
tinned this week, 1 participated in.
the debate by asking. that chiro
praetors and optometrists as well
asother paramedical groups bein-
eluded in the Bill,
WINTER RUELENE IS NOW AVAILABLE FOR
USE IN FEBRUARY AND MARCH . FROM THE
UNDERSIGNED AT $14.50 PER TIN.
CATTLE OWNERS NOT USING WINTER RUELENE• MUST PAY
FULL.COST OP SPRAYING IN THE SPRING AT TIME:.OF TREATMENT .
'INORDN FORCE. ER TO OMPLY WITH THE' WARBLE FLY ACT WHICH IS
STILL
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Don't make the mistake. of;
waiting.untii spring`to buy°
your fertilizer ... that's
when everyone else does.
That's when supplies can
run sow too, even.in the
best -stocked warehouses
Thais when you should be
applying, notbuyng.. Make
sure yoa have your spring
'supply of CO-OP' fertilizer
in time ... order now
Buy your CO-OP fertilizer now ,'
and you'll enjoy worthwhile early
delivery, saving's. Special winter ,
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savings ire„ effect trent:
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.DON'T FORGET THE BOY SCOUT PAPER •
• DRIVE THURSDAY; APRIL 14th •
On Wednesday the budget came:
down outlining what might: be:
.called a wholesale increase•:n.
taxes affecting •everyone::in one
way or -another.-
The main changes are ,1. Incr
ease. to 5% from 3% of the . retail
sales tax. The estimated yield°
will be roughly. $153,000.;000.,
2.. Tobacco tax will•.be increased
by 1 cent on a package of 20.
Estimated yield be $9.,006,00d
3•, Liquor prices.will also increase
4.' 5% tax placed •on telegrams
and long distance telephone: calls.
15. Gasoline tax will be increased'.
by 41 cent to 16, cents a. gallon
and; highway diesel fuel increased
by 1.1/20 to 22.0 per gallon.
Total expenditures are estimates
at $i,812,900,000 during the '
.1966-67 fiscal year,
Total; revenue •is forecast at
$1,7�18.,000,000.
The tax changed proposed by .
the Ontario Government will ire
crease the annual tax' load .on.
provincial residents :by,an average
of $28 per capita .
All of the changes mentioned:
above will become ,effective • on
April 1. •
.A resolution was proposed by
Robert Nixon (I. -'Brant) to lower
the voting age to 18. Mr. Nixon
Stated that young people are all-`
owed :to drive at 16 and to fight
for their country at 18 but do not
have a say in its administration
until they are 21."In addition
youngppople are much better
informed .than they were a few
. years ago." he said.
The estimates of the various
departments will start next' week.
You can help every heart in your
family by supporting your .Canad-' '
lain Heart Fund
° Agriculture . and Canadian Indus-
try
.Industry was tfie theme-'of:the February __',,
meeting of. the Lueknow Women's'.
Institute;., with Mrs:.George. Whitby
in charge. The rol1.ca11• wasan—
swered by a"display of `a. Made in
Canada product." ,Donations were
sent;to.the Adelaide Hoodless
Homestead Fund', 'the. Foundation
Fund and U.N.E.S.C.O. Fund.
It was decided 'that the ladies
on the visiting committee:would
take a treat to the patients of Pine=
creast: when they visited besides.
remembering the -birthdays of the :
Patients.: Mrs. M Greer and Mrs.
.MacMillan were nominated
to be on the nominating committ-
ee : ' Pians were made for.. a 'dessert'
bridge' to be held on March 17th
Mrs. Salkeld had a"lovely display
of a table set up. for, a Valentine
dinner.
Mrs. Steve Stothers presided for
the program Kith Mrs': Neil.Mc--
Callum giving the motto "Look
back and give thanks, look forward
and have courage" • A delightful
solo "Memories" . was sung by Mrs.
Ted Rice with Mrs. Wes toynt ace'
oinpanist.on the piano.
' Mrs. Stothers in her paper on
"Agriculture Pioneers" , told of the
'hardbears, ands hat the that epioneers yad to
are today rear
ing the benefits of their. struggles.
Mrs. Alex MeNay read two poems
"T-ouching Shoulders" and: "The,
Legend of the First Valentine,'''
Following the singing of the
'Queen and ,Grace, Mrs. Wes Joynt
conducted a valentine contest with
Mrs. M. 'Greer and 'Mrs.. G. Fisher.'
the winners. An enjoyable lunch
was served by the ladies in charge..
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