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NOTICE
All hogs must be at the yards nh dater than 1 o'clock p,m,.
ot1 Wednesdays. ata Ripleyand Kincardine Yards. This will
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hogs to be deiiveied
to the'plants and if •possible will be killed
the same day: Your, co-operation will be appreciated,
ONTARIO HOG PRODUCERS MARKETING BOARD
ReportFrom �artiamen� Hill
(by John Loney , M. P. ). ,
'The house began consideration
Tuesday of the Government's
Medicare proposal, This scheme-
which willbe operated by the
Provinces - provices for Federal
Assistance to Provincialprepaid
medical care plans, provided they
meet with criteria laid"down by
the Federal Government. Thus
the Federal Government .imposes
its requirements in an area which..
sufficient.; Doctors, in. Canada. to
meet the, increased demand for . ' •
their services which will follow
the introduction of, Medicare. ,
Criticism Was also'directed to
the question of whether the ,prop' .'
osal. fits in, with the' national
interest and the Canadian. economy
•It is estimated that implementation
of the plan will cost taxpayers
approximately $680 million,, •
including the Provincial, share.
This expenditure, .coupled with
onstitutionallyis the primary • others that the Government has
•
r ensibility of the ten Pro' 1
Gov' ; ' encs.
i UCKNOW, 'ONTARIO', %41I ON V.. _
�iDA'1/, JULY 27th,
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antis Boyle Loses
In Grove Scavenger Hun
(Purple (;rove News)
Most of the folks from here as
well as a. few from .nelghbauring
vicinities,gathered. at the Commun.
ity Centre on Saturday ,even 11,g for
their fill of hot. dogs, watermelon
and coffee. A short programme .
'followed the ;lunch which consisted
of 'dancing by Joan and Wray'
Thompson and Donna Needham
with music being supplied by'8111
McKay on the bagpipes and Walter
Collins and Don Robertson on .the
violin and ' guitar, -
.. "Whistle, Mary. Whistle" was.
sung 'and acted out by Kerry, and: -
Heather Boyle and Francis Boyle
got a good'laugh with a•few
stories while a collect"ion was .''
being taken.
'Mrs. William Arnold kept the
young folks occupied with. a
scavenger hunt.in,which nearly;
everyone had. to part with some • of
their belongings including belts,
sweaters and earings. Francis BoyIt
donated< his let blue sot
• Mrs. Don' McCosh was M. C '
from atop :a rather shaky wagon. -
a d added .a few funny stories
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and quips of her own. .
TQ end a perfect evening, .Mrs.
Jim McEwan played the accord-
ran while Mrs. Francis.:,Boyle led
a sing song: around the .campfire •
closing with Old Lang,Syne and .
TGet' well. wishes .are ,extended to
Freddy Doupe who was injured. on
the tractor.. "It' is• hoped he'll be.
• up and around again soon. `
Also best wishes to yrs. Gordon.
Patterson who is a patient -in Sr..
Joseph's Hospital in .London.' .
Mrs'. 'William McInnes Ronnie',:
Dianne an. inda ane ded the
Brindley Picnic at .Kincardine on
x
Sunday of which Mn Bill White
was head. .: .
Nancy. Dore has.taken a position
with Burns Meat 4n Kitcherner .,.,
Kearns.'Hesoler. Mr. and.Mr,
BOb Kearns, Toronto ani
Mrs' Jhn McEwan. Jamie., }„
Sandy. of Kinloss.
Deepest sympathy is exte •., : . _
the family' of:the late J.P.
• Deanna Poupe. of Bradfot,., ,.
spending a few days an tr e•
with her mother, Mrs. Sc.:
. Startiey * G
Cathy and Vicki Dore s4..* ,
day night With Dianne4.
Mr . and Mrs. Victor ��: z � ::
ed ara Saturday with Mx. -
.DeWayne Grigg and Titre
, Hamilton and the. Grier: �; 17K;
anted therm to the home c:
. and Mrs. Pear` ,Gsp1e,
Jw
and Wanda., 'spet a the ► e e * - .£
Gawieys reported' haNiti . r
part-way home in, teary r:
which wgsrld•b�e quite'a';�e
sight. •'
Ramie :Done spent a r,
FAMILY PICNIC ON .SUNDAY ': • • Kincardine with Mr
A family picnic was held, on the ` Lawrence Frg�,,
ounds at the Camrnur$y entre
ll h d b t rhed t th
which,
incia' ' committed itself to, will mean C
an increase of at least one and•a f k h" h ,gr
on' .�urzd a � for the Iv4cCo�ie�s
The .prerequisitesFederal which
nasi be met before it will 'con-
tribute at the rate of 5� to;
existing Prayincial plans are
• (1) The services 'cowered '.must
include all those provided by
pinysica s—
'Flue plan fust . Arrow ide : for
nniyersa) coverage.
The plan sa.be publicly'
adnist
i
(4) The be. f is tuna p .able
tF ia'the a mut caves a •
p--4-snin' who moves from one pew -
ince tea a e r. hffil • time. as •
It for. is e - 'the
plan effect .in the P ince
wr he has '" , .
. e 'fie e.
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' cal a filming, e
tte .peen C- -
cc a 7.cc
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hal sty ant gen re u e a e
Watson of the fourth, Mx and,
f, billion dollars in the amount Those attending were'Edgar:
cthe even
which will have to -be paid out of lose of ing.
r y
to eighteen months .ago
•
• There .is a clear demarcation
betwee n the Government:pt-in-•
ciples and those set out by Hon..
l � Davrie Fulton {P.C* Kamloops)
in his speech•, on the resolution.
Fulton criticized the Govern-
'nein for the• abuse of constii-
uuonai 'propilety inherent in its
requirements and accused the
Li'taerais of` -financial blackmail"
which he described' as being corn,-.
pletely unacceptable. 1-ie:set out
five inciple_s.vwhich should be
e bpi. of Federal participation
in a Medicare scheme These •
user . • ) •, •
(71) 'Tat Yted:ca1 Service at an
ete evei':d be avail-
able .to a. '^. Canadians on ae-
Td harms= _
0
tir
(2) That this, being a field
• primarily within Provincial
responsibility, the Federal Goy-
ernment should not seek to super-.
•, impose any national, universal.,
or 'compulsory scheme on • existing..
Provincial schemes.
.(3) That the role of•the Federal •
Government should be to.,e (tend •
to the Provinces financial assist-
- arice to enable them to. establith
Provincial Medicare Programs
whereby prepaid ..medical care
is available:. to all citizens at a
fixed premium, or cost. but not
to compel contiibutiots to, or
participation in a scheme b„C•
throe wht are ns w •:adequately
cowered or who are abre and •
prefer to r•o i e..zedIca° care
• of t emseives-:
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Mrs: Don McCosh and. pick , Mt
and Mrs'. William Arnold of
• Ripley, Mr. and Mrs, .Harold.
The Ontario Hear Fcst;
each''' year supports resear
the care' and treatr;e:;:
ital beart,defects .
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Associate 'Member:— . pntario Hospital • Associa .on
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