The Lucknow Sentinel, 1966-05-18, Page 7S
21
Ice,
you;
hip
Get
orm
Nit
1
ital
ium•
oto
and
our
dei.
paY
loti.
1.
)1 low
n the'
ince .
rent.
your.
r is
You
AC
ICE
•
hospital „,
imission
.Ontario.
ith In
1.
Billed'
njured
it car
ad112
d' crash•,`
'bells
, a•horce.
iHeist
piralyt
:ar crai
`]intoe
sister,
with face
n, 51,°i
,s be11a
ck,'Scot.
id cuts..
>urvived
Mrs,
arida
of Auburn;
rthur fur.
curial was
MAY _ 1'Ni TNR LUCKNOW $I I:NIRL LUCKNOW **ARM
WOO
pjnecrest Manor Ni..�sNr� Hong
f
Q.
Professional Nursing • Care 21, 'hours daily
and Tray Service
.Hernberr, A*oclirted Nursing Homes Inc, Ontario.
Associate Me .r; Ontario Hospital Associatiof'
F
Municipialy IAcenaed - ' .
Livens d by Ontario • Departnient of Health
MARY:. k'. NEWIOLD, RRG. N, ,
•
.¢EORGR..A. NRWROLO, ADMINISTRATOR
Drawer 220 ' Phone 528.2188 • .
•
LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
Propose.!1afl For
ICp
top I surae .
REPORT PROM QUEEN'S .PARK
by•Murray Gaunt, M.. P. P.
Huron - Bruce.•• •
All industrial pollution will be
paned up, by 19'70 according to
R. Simonett, Minister of. Energy
ld.Pesources Management.. 1Mr.
tvid Caverly., Ontario Water Re-
arm General Manager said •the '
170 deadline was chosen. after, a
!eat.deal of consideration. • It is.
iimated that Ontario industry
st year spent $200,000,000
00,,,n,".9,000 in order to meer the
j7O deadline.
During, the: estimates of the Dept
Energy and Resources Manage
lent. it was pointed. outthat .:: `
teat Lake levels. abnormally ,
w 2' years ago have recover -
1 to the point 'where high water
lay be, a problem this summer:
wels be'g an,tising, sharply last
u g u st and are. stili ;rr►ounting.
he Lake water levels reached
eir lowest' ebb in.,the summer of
64 when many :tourists resorts• .
Id.boating centres both•pleasure
id commercial were left high:
Id dry as. the water receded to
much as 3 feet below . norMal •
•The low levels were estimated
have .caused. losses in :millions -
..‘4•••••••044-••• ., .10,•-•-•-*
of -dollars to'Ontario's econorny
that year.
•.The Ontario'Municipal. Board'
.has approved the Wingham Public
School building. program. This. --
was after much consultation,on' w,
my palrt..andon the part of the_
'School Board-, with 'the Dept. of
,Education and the Ontario Munic-
ipal Board.
The roadblock was caused' by
the fact. that no municipality is
allowed" to carry a debenture debt
which exceeds 255o of its total
assessment. In this.case, Wing'
pain with, its proposed new school
.would have exceeded this limit.. •
'However, these, difficulties were
resolved to everyone's satisfaction
Ah announcement was made.
this 'week in respect to 'crop-tnsur
ance` for farmers., 'Provided the
Federal Act is ..amended to pro
vide for up: to. 80% of loss cover-
age. and to provide for spot loss .:
:coverage on an individual crop,
the Ontario .plan will: come into
operation and . will' be applicable
for the crop year of 1967.. Part-
icipation in the plan .will be vol-.
untary but it will apply on a prov-
ince -:wide basis
The proposed program will pro, .
vide coverage up to 80% of.the
normal production of. a particular
crop. °;It lithe intention to estab-
lish yields on an individual farm
basis, rather than atteinpting so:
WI ITECHURCH
Mr,. and Mrs. Qrland Irwin,, '
Stephen,, Faye and.Donald of Luck'.
now, Mr. and Mrs., Bert Hastings
and :Murray of Morris Twp.. were
Sunday visitors with thein parents,
Mr. and Mrs.' Roy Irwin.
Mr, and Mrs, John Gaunt were
Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
Jim Gaunt and Janet of Exeter.
Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
Dawson Craig and family were
Mr, and Mrs. Bill Peacock. Ross
and Lloyd of .Bluevale,
Whitechurch Feed Millis now
being operated Monday. Wednes-
,day., Friday and Saturday forenoon
by Bob Aitcheson. The former
'.Operator, Alex Craig, is assisting
at the Yundt gravel pit.
Mr. and Mrs. .Douglas Conley of
Wingham were Sunday visitors.
with his parent's ,'. Ivlr , d Mr -S
Jim Conleyof DurhaFfl
Dave Gibb and. George Thomp
'son spent Saturday at Mr. Thomp-
son's farm. at Feversham, . '
Charles •Thompson'attended the
Scout Camporee at Princeton,.
They left 'on Friday, and,returned'•
on Sunday'. Charles is a member
of the Scouts at Wingham...
' Jack Coultes of.Dresden and
his friend, Prank Martin of Wall-
'•aceburg, spent the weekendfishing
in'Bruce Peninsula. • On'Sun4ay
.afternoon;, Mrs, Coultesand fain,'
.
.ily joined, them at the home of
his parents., Mr., and Mrs. Elbert
Coulter; . and all returned to.tres-
den Sunday •eyening.
FAGS SSW
PAID ON
GUARANTEED
TRUST CERTIFICATES
issued In. amounts from $100 •
' upwards for 8., 4 or 6 years..
a earn . the above indicated interest,
payable hal%yearly 1»' cheque..
-`- authorized investment :for. "RU.
Canadian Insurance,- Companies
and trust funds.
•
'
372 . Bay St., .. 35 ,Dunlop 5t:8.
• Toronto: Barri •
y'.Allisalssooss.
do so on an area basis. Conse-
quently
onse quently each farm 'unit will be:
insured at a level of coverage .
representative of, the productivity
of this unit Protection is offered
against such perils as drought, ex-
cessive rainfall, excessive moisture
flood , frost, bail, winter kill,
wind, disease and, other pests. If
actual' production', for the above "
reasons, falls below the insured.
p S
ercenta e.of the normal, level,
then: the: producer will be,eligible..
for claim payments to the extent
of the deficiency.
A farmer will not be compelled
to insure all crops grown otitis
farm'. He may decide; only to: in=
sure one particular crop and this
will, be quite permissible under the
proposed policy.- •
The actual premium cost, tothe
producer, 'at 'the present, will be
reduced by a 25!o contribution
fromrthe Federal Government and
55 contribution by the Provincial
Government. Administration. ex
Wt:•
penses_ are shared on an equal
50%f0 basis by.. Ottawa and 5o% by
the province. Crop insurance
can offer many advantages to the..
producer., (1) It can ensure a . satis-
factory return of his .investment is
his crop,: regardless of adverse
weather conditions, (2) It can
enhance -his credit position. (3)
It can remove the need for divers-:
ification as a hedge against crop
failures or losses with one crop;
This could ' encourage greater spec
ializaton.
k
PASSPORT
pot R !A If'► 1,1, } r•.t°.t► •.
*1')e)z--
4
-2(;(AKOIC-
expo&
PAS SPOR T
TOP . QUALITY ESSO
HEATING EQUIPMEN
top easy.10-year,, budget term
•
r r \ \ ' . \ ' . l r j � ., \ \ 4 ' r. , i r
•_ ,Nr'
Pick yours.' up, now WHILE 'OF `ICIAL DISCOUNT PRICES. .PPLY •
• atour nei hbourhood chartered bank ba> ar ch Open and build' a
y g ,° •
Fainily
Expo
7 Tour; Account.. Be sure your family sees Expo.:67 April 28 to Oct. 27 at Montreal.
.HOME HEAT
• SCRVICE
AT NO COST TO YOU
THE CHARTERED;BANKS
SERVING YOU
AND YOUR:COMMUNITY
iCwritm,lI' k
i.r1$ ruin c.. rw n» 1ru'0,4 i.441w4
a
ROY. ;HAVEN5
Plumbing and . Heating
ESSO OIL BURNER
Salts and Service
HOME HEAT SERVICE
sW:4 •u._