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WEDNESDAY, JULY 13th,. 1166
90•4441
K. J . MacKENZIEF
. Optometrist
NOW IN RIPLEY
EVERY WEDNESDAY
Office Hours 10:00 a.m..'to 9:90
p.m. • Phone Roy MacKenzie,
Ripley, 96-r-24 for appointment.
.a,
W, R. Hamilton
. OPTOMETRIST .
NE)CT TO. LYCEUM., THEATRE
WINGHAM
PHONE 357.1361
JOH NSTON E'S
•FUNERAL HOME
Modern and 'Convenient
Lucknow, Phone 520-3013 •
Day •or • Night
Serving LAW Faiths
According to Their Wishes
: ModeratePrices
Established 18l4
A. R. DU ' VAL.
D.C., Sp. C
::Chiropractor
Physio and Electro Therapist
Wingham: Phone 357-3580,.
(Office . located on John St. ' West'
eat to Toronto: ' Dominion Bank)
.' •INSURANC'E. .
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AUTOMOBILE. and LIFE
To Protect Your' •Jack,
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J. --:A: McDONAGH..
Lucknow, ,Phone 528-3423
R. We' ANDREW
Barrister and Solicitor
LISTOWEL . ONTARIO
IN LWC.KNOW
Every' Wednesday and
Saturday Afternoon •
Office in ' the Joynt ' Block
• Telephone: •
Lucknow 528-3116
CRAWFORD and
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N. A. SHEPHERD
Wingham and Lucknow
IN LUCKNOW
WEDNESDAY 10 a.m. ,.to 1 p.m.
Located in Kilpatrick Block.
Phone Wingham'
Office 357-3630. Res. 357-2331'
IMPERIAL �li2
PRODUCTS
for prompt service,
and: quality products.
Contact: •
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' Phone, Collect
Dungannon' 5294524
"Always Look To Imperial
For . The Best"
G. A. Williams; 0
Optometrist
9 Patric: Street W.
WINGHAM'
Phone 3574282
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THE LUCKNOW •IINTINKL, •LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
PAGE PIVtt
Report from Pad arrant Hilt
('by John Loneey, M.P.)
• •,As it moves toward' its summer.
recess, Parliament has made a
great deal of progress in the pass-
age of legislation. But there has,
as yet been nq announcement
from the Government' as• to when
it wifl introduce the most con
troversial items which the 1 -louse
has left to consider ,-- Medicare
and the Bank'Act.
In/the past ten clays the House
has passed .twelve bills which. will
now go to the Senate for consid
eration, The legislation includes.
many important measures, such
as: ' •
•
`Wr�gham :.
`Memorials
GUARANTEED GRANITES
CEMETERY LETTERING.
REASONABLE PRICES
Buy.. Direct and Sav .
Bus. Ph. 357.1910 '
Res. Ph. ' 357-1015,
A. ' M. 'HARPER
CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT
• 55 - 57 .South .Street, •Godecich'
• " Telephone '. 524-7562
Hadden's..Studio..:..•
PORTRAITS
. Weddings and .Childr.en.
GODE R I C H,-.. ONTARIO
' 118 St. David. Street '.
• Dial 524'=8787
•
MqcKep*:.
Memorial Chapel
FUNERAL SERVICE
Services ,conducted", according
• to your wishes at your Home,
your Church, or at our Mem
orial Chapel ' •atno additional
charge. .. • •
Lucknow, 'Phones" 528-3432,
Day or Night '
R. W. BELL
OPTOMETRISTGOD;ERICH
The Square
(Phone JAckson 47661)
TED COLLYER
Registered Master Electrician •
ELECTRICAL.'CONTRACTOR
• Specializing Ili
Electric Heating, Electric 'Wiring
and • Rtipairs • "
and •
AH Electrical' Appliances
..Lucknow Phone 528-5182
Caviller, Mclntosh., and Ward_
.CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS
- Resident. Partner,"
E.- 'Kennedy, .. C.A. •
Opposite Post Office .
Phone 8814471 • Walkerton
;:4—
.1) A national dairy corrimission
whichwill regulate ,and' .control
the fluctuations in the market
for dairy products,
2) A health resources fund, Of, •
$500 million which • will be spent
for the education' and training of •
medical personnel, to meet
Canada's needs .in this area.
3) An increase of $50 million in
the funds available to the Atlant-
ic Development Board to finance.
projects in the Atlantic' area
4) The establishment of the Com-
pany of Young Canadians, This •
group will be'made up of volun-
teers who' will be engaged in
:program's for :social, economic
and community, development in
Canada and abroad. ' 4
5) An°amendment to the Canada
Students Loans Act to allow for
an increase in the fund. available
for borrowing by students to $58
• million and to allow. the Minister.
of Finance to Make supplement-
ary 'increases to. the. fund should
• demand so require . . '
6) An act to make certain chan-
ges in the.pension plans of the'
Public Service and Armed Forces
because of the situation created
by the Canada Pension plan.
In addition to the above legisl-
ation there have been certain
changes made in the 'Excheq}ler.
Court .Act the 'changes in the
excise tax ,ajid customs tariff
where .were' recinmended 'in
the budget have been adopted,
and the bill necessary to'all{ow'the
Federal Government •to. rebate 95°jo'
of the taxes paid by public utility
companies to the provinces has
been enacted,
To date the "government has.•
been'waffling on the'introduction'
of changes in'the Bank Act. The•
most 'far-reaching change;, ,
that has been suggested is one".
which will lift ,the 60/0'interest
ceiling which banks are: now per-
mitted to charge •on :loans.:' There
..have been many reports of division
within the liberal -Party about this
measure which do•not yet, appear
to. have 'been 'resolved .•
The government has alsofuted
to :say when ' debate will begin 'on '
its Medicare' proposal. 'Until such
"time as it does and indicates.how
,far along the road toward passage'.
itwishes this measure to proceed
Members of Parliamenz'can only
speculate , as 'to when they will be
able to,return .to their•constitu=
encies.
the house of Commons •Public
Accounts Committees has termed
failure to act•on; its recommenda-
tions as contary to the interests of
the taxpayers of Canada. In •its reg.
port to the. House the Committee, •
which is the•:only one chaired by a
Member of the Opposition, point-
ed to the fact that •governmental
departments and agencies have
taken action on orily,10 of its 40
recommendations since 1963.
• ' The Committee .held.eight..meet-
ings since it was set up last 'Febru-.
ary' and examined officials' of the
'Auditor General's'Department,'
the Canada. Council and the Saint"
Lawrence :Seaway Authority. "If
parliamentary control of. public, .
funds is:to be effective" the report
states, "prompt and effective
.action must be taken by Ministers,
Deputy Ministers and other 'respan-'
sable government officials toward
Implementing the Committee's
recommendations".
The Committee' recommends
that each Department concerned•
advise the Chairman and . the • .
Auditor General within three
month's as' to what action has' been
taken on its suggestions. •
Strong concern was expressed
that no action has been taken to
assure the independence of the
Auditor; General front Governmen-.
tal control , and by so: doing Impr-
ove
mpr-oveparliamentary' control of
•
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LOA.NS
RENT .MONEY.
Do what yin won' to do tic
Gs where yes wont 'to go
• THIS SUMMER ,
When summer sizzles cool it
with cash, Call Crescent and :tell
• us how much you'd like to rent,
($30.00 for a week only costs
23Q). And in the time it takes
to " finish a glass. of lemonade
your money will 'probably be
ready for you ... ready in time
to take that needed vacation --
ready, for you to do all the things
you want to do this. Bumbler.
' Ssss* sf Be Ways Crested Makes it
pleasant ter yea ts rat aallsy.
CRESCENT MONEY RENTAL PLAN •
•You For �. Repay
Rent •. Long . , OOnlMonyy
• s 32.88 _ :... 12 montiui • • $ 3.00
103 73 ' ' 12 months. •10.00
• 310 78 ' . ` 20 month • 19.00
506.94 ' 30. months „• 22.00
758,89 30. months • 32.00
988.39 • • 30 months : 41.00'
2034.20 36 months • 76,00
L' arger amounts . for any purpose are
'siva table — just ask. .
Evening hours for your convenience..
CRESCENT FINANCE'
CANADA'S MOST CONSIDERATE
• FINANCE COMPANY
819 Qirsen St, 'Kincardine
Phone 666
Numerotis,N.E.S.
Job Opportunuties'
.
Employment opportunities con-
tinued to be very numerous dur-
ing the month of June reports
Stanley Whiston, Acting Mana-
ger;, 'Walkerton National. Employ -
Merl Office.' There Were 412..•
fob vacancies available through;
• this office ; of which 321 were
for •men and:85 for women:
During June, ,83 men 'and 28:
women were placed; inemploy
ment by the Walkerton National
Employment Office and seven
men, all farm, hands, , were
broughtto_the area to fill jobs'.
for v,ihich._no local area. applic-
ants were ' available::..
There were 139 men and .218:
females registered for employ
Menton 30th June ' This is an
increase of 12 male and 111'
female applicants over the
numbor:registered'on 31 May
1966. , This Increase in available,
applicants is composed princip-
ally of students seeking tempos-
ary. employment, and 'a group
'of about 60 ferrlales on a temp.
•ovary.lay=off due tb a':raw mat-
erial. shortage.
On the 3.9thJune , the Walker-
ton 'National Employment 'Office
had 151 jobs listed 'for men, and.
43 jobs: for females. Jobs for
men include -openings for book-
keepers, office and ,bank clerks,
•salesmen, farm hands, cabinet -
public funds. Criticism was also
made of the fact that the•Auditor
General is'not the auditor of all
Crown 'Corporations and''it was.
suggested that, he be appointed •
either the sole auditor ot.. joint •
auditor of these 'bodies._
An indication' 'of of.the importance •
in which the office of the Auditor
• General is held is found in the
recommendation that he be:paid,a
salary .not less than the highest•_ •
amount being paid to a:'senior
Deputy Minister in the Public .
Service' of Canada, and that a
separate Act be passed setting
out the characteristics, duties'
and :functions of his. office •
•
Government reaction to the.
Committee's report will be' a
good indication of how serious
it is in its proposals to strengthen
the Cornmittees Of the House of
Cothinons . , If the report is, • a11ow 4
. ed to• languish. without action be
ing taken to implement its re-'
commendations it will be diffi-
cult to give much .credence to
: government A pronouncements of
its good intentions along these •
lines. '
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1�oea►�s+�►oso a
FORSALE
Six room house on Victoria
Mired, near ,Oampbell, WS six.
rrooms and bath, full basement,
laundry tubs, forced hot ►arir, fta-
mace. The arouseIncreas
ecor-
afed and; a gad buy at. 17,000.
FAMILY ' HOME -on havelock'
Sheet bias 6 bedrooms, bath
with buil in tub.' Well 1an
ed k4, also adjoining lot which
would . be ileal • building• site.The house is vacant and needs
some•. cleaning up but is well
worth; ' the asking price of
$8,000;00,
NEARLY laW 4 ° bedroom.
ranch style ,hole:,' •close down-
town, modern kitchen and bath,
forced hot .air . oil heat, attached
Collage, large lot with .abuilding
which could be used for storage
or • workshop. Priced at only
$15,000.00:
DON HOLST
Real Estate Ltd.
Rural Ontario Specialists.
KEITH '.FITZSIMMONS `
Manager '
STAN 'KAY
Representative
Phone/ 357-3840 Wingham
Phone 528-3531 -- Lucknow
••••••••••••••••••••••4••
makers, machinists, painters;
auto mechanics, and semi -skilled
and unskilled woodworkers.
Amongst thejobs for, women
were requests• for: stenographers ,
•sales clerks 'cooks, hospital
workers and semi -skilled and un,-
skilled woodworkers.
The WalkertowNational Empl-
oyment Office services the, south-
ern half of Bruce-County'and
township's of Bentinck, , Egremont ,.
Norirlanby and Glenelg in Grey
County... . ,
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Propetties FOr SOle:.'
1/ .storey,' 8'room: house or .Out-
ram ' St. Lucknow, ,modern con-.
venieaes. • - : $6800
1 storey, 5 room house on Stayf-
fer St. Lucknow • •$5800
1 storey; •6 room . house in Kincar-
dine, name your own terms $5258
4 unit' apartment building $17,900
* * *.
1 • double lot ors Stauffer
1 ` lot on Wheeler St. ' ' $350
St. , '$5011,
.Wanted
LISTINGS ON ' 'FARMS, •. ANY
ACREAGE •
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CONTACT •
C. man EYLI
• BOX 193
PHONE ,52S-361$
AGENT. FOR JOHN- BOSVELD,
REALTOR
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