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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1967-04-26, Page 19INCO„B DAV APRIL. UHF MT :TO -Pelt& ROOT FItOM,QUEIN'S PORI MURRAY GAUNT.,' M.P..P. (HURON BRUCE) Ontario will develop a medicare rogram meeting the federal stand- rds. and qualifying for federal aid , ealth Minister Dymond announc- this week,, lie indicated that Ontario' ipports the principle of .universal ublic medicare and is in sympathy. ith the objections of the Federal rovernment medicare bill. The federal Government is bffer- ig to pay 50% of .the coverage per apita:costs of medicare in parti- ipating provinces. To qualify, for the 'federal aid tovincial plan. must; . l) Insure 90%o of the :population sing to. 95%`after 2 years';. ?).Cover alldoctor. services 3) Be portable to other provinces. 'A i) Be: administered ;and operated;' n a non, -.profit basis: by 'a .public' uthority responsible to the prov- ice and subject to 'public Audit. Ontario's plan,. Ontario, Medical ervices Insurance Plan is aimed t those•who`are notable io*get roup'medical insurance but •it is vailable to anyone. ' The plan at • licare .Pro9ram • THE .LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO present.. covers about 27% of the province's population and; pays all • .or` part of the premium in cases of need.'• Tourist spending in Ontario rose. 80% last:, year, to a second highof 1. 6, billion .accordingto' the Dep-. artment of Tourism and Information, Of this U.S, visitors 'spent -400 million.° ' An act to increase the .province's unconditional grants, to ;municip- 'alities by $1,.50 per capita was introduced •by' Municipal Affairs Minister LW, Spooner The grantincrease which will - cost the, province 12 millionwill raise ° the per capita .grant to a. municipality' of less than 2000 population to $4.50. from $3.00 . The :grant toa city having a: .' population of more than 750,00o •. which affects only Metro'Toronto Means thatthe grant is carried from ,$5.50. to' $7, '..00 per capita . The unconditina1 grants to, Metro totalled about 12. million` this year: • compared With about 9 million last. year., The money is applied by • Metro' tolower the residential tax rate. WASHER - SPIN DRYER YOuCafl Wash And: Spin -pry To 24 lbs. Of Clothes in less Than 34 Minutes No•special plumbing is required! Do' a 6 -Ib. dry weight load. using IPA gallons of water water canbe' saved , for a second wash! Maximum washing time is 4 minutes - spin dry in one minute. Separate motors for washing and spinning: allows you. to Wash and spin,dry at -the' same time This semi-automatic washer has a "twelve -foot cord and rolls easily on' casters makes it very, portable and easy to 'store! All you' require : is a tap andsink or even a bathtub for '.. draining and a two:-prongedelectrical outlet. Approx. size ' • 30" x 16": x 32". CALL 53113112' FOR DEMONSTRATION' EACH W.T, A• ■■S*SUI■llit■r .I ,. UI I] UUI1 U a'lo GREER ry AID aECTRIC Loch OW . • Phone 528-3112 Mrs, 1,. MacDoug,a.l KairShe� W...L. Pr�s, •The annual meeting of Kairshea' Wornen's Institute was held at the home of Mrs. Donald C. MaclntyIe with a good attendance. After the . . usual opening, the: scripture was read by. Mrs., Farish Moffat'. ..Minutes and correspondence were. readby secretary , Mrs'. Evan Keith. A fgrum.' on Freezer Foods will' beheld, in` the United. Church hall in Paisley , April 26th at '430 p.m.. Mrs:, Donald McKinnon announced that a.bus Will be going to the:Guelph Conference on June • 12th . Sheets were passed to be marked indicating interest in short courses and local: leaders' training courseC. The District Annual for'.which Kairsliea is hostess was discussed rn detail and a: menuplanned for the noon meal. 'The roll call wasjanswered by each member paying annual fees . Mrs'. Dickies reported on Kairshea Pioneer's exhibit at Achievement Day and later in the programme • the :Kairshea . Kanatians put on ;the skit they had at Achievement Day, with Janice' and 'Marilyn Wall and • Heather MacKenzie showing that A.Stew's:a. Stew in Canada Hun- ;gary and Japan." 4-.H. leaders were presented with gifts on .behalf of ; the club - members, _ ' • Mrs .'•Harry= Lavis distributed ;kits?'. for the Cancer, Society :canvass. ,Members have volunteered .to con- duct a canvass:for this worthy cause again this year � •' Mrs. Harvey Houston reported on the: quilt. tickets which:have :'sold . very Well. The lucky ticket will be drawn at the Centennial.Ball on April 28th.: Mrs :Allan Maclntyre reviewed plans made for Centennial Ball. Each member is requested to bring two, pies for the lunchcounter . The ,reports pprepared by the; •con:- veners of the different depart- ments showed that. the Institute had. a very busy and, rewarding, year. 'The first printing of five hundred copies of Miss MacLeod's book of •. Poems were sold and another two hundred copies were ordered. Two 4-H Homemaking Clubs' werespon- sored and two ;members received Provincial Honours and four. receiy. ' f•ed County 'Honours;. A scholarship • •was'awarded 'a Lucknow'.District High School ;student and a• trophy was provided' for' Kinloss Central.. School A lot' of work has. been done by:curator", Mrs'. A. Hughes '. in the 'T•Weedsinuir :Book . Mrs. Wm.-"Maclntyre' of .the nom - inatitg , committee brought in the a slate of officers who were. 'installed by past 'presiden't Mrs Cliff Roul ston,,'P. resident, MrsLloyd. Mac Dougall', •lst Vice.Presi'dent, ,Mrs Ira. Dickie',, 2nd Vide,President , ... -. Mrs, Robert.. Gilchrist , Secretary treasurer Mrs, Evan Keith, .Assist- ant Secretary Mrs, Gordon Wall, District Director Mrs. Ted Collyer, Alternate Mrs., Currie Colwell, Public Relations Officer Ivfrs. Ira Dickie, Curator Mrs. Allister Hughes', Pianist Mrs. Harvey Houston , Assistant' Mrs. Donald Maclntyre,` Auditors Mrs, L. Mac Innes,, Mrs', D. C, ..Maclntyre , Sunshine Committee Mrs. Allan, Maclntyre and Mrs,, Wm Mac- Intyre; Institute Directors; Mrs, Frank MacKenzie, Mrs. G. Wall,,.'; Mrs.. Ted Collyer and Mrs, Ira Dickie. Retiring president, Mrs; Ted. Collyer thanked all members for -their co-operation and extend- ed, best wishes to her'sucoesso. MaryMacKinnob and Anne 'Ack,- ert entertained with •an Irish dance number. Mrs, Farish Moffat thanked the . hostess..Lunch and social time followed. . 'PAGE' NINETEEN.• e, sure of your. spring -fert lazer .: • Don't make the'•mistake of'. waiting until spring to'buy your fertilizer ... that s . when everyone else does. That's when supplies can' runllow too, even in the; '• best -stocked warehouses. - That's when you should; be applying, hot buying:.Make-< ; sure you have your spring upply'of;C0-0P* fertilizer in time order now. *Registered; Trade •Mark Quality controlled for your satisfaction Huron Cou�c'rl Make Mangy Grants BY'R..S ATKFY. • GODEPICH _ .Huron County.,Coun- .Cil. at the ' March Session, made . . the following grants on reeornmen- dation of the Finance,and.Execur iveCommittee:. Town .of Exeter, judge's plans, $360.13; East t-Turon;Wome.n's'In- stitutes , $15 , West Huron Women' s: Institutes, $15; Canadian' Cancer Society (Exeter District, 'Branch), $400; Canadian. National Institute for' the -Blind . $2 500; . St John Ambulance. $75;''Salvation Army .(1.500; Mid -Western Ont .ario Science Fair'$25;. Belgrave, Blyth and Brussels School Fair $25; " Beigrave . Elyth and Brussels Music. Pestival $25., a .in the • a sde Prdvision also i ,m• budget ,to 'pay grants. to other ;organ• izations on a, similar basis as paid in 1966 provided the said orga.niz- ationmake application. • " Grants were made to triersities. • at 'follows:, University of Western ::• Ontario; bursaries, $1,'000; build ing fund $900;' University of Water- loo; scholarships $20.0 , ' bursaries .. , $1 000, Waterloo Lutheran Univer- sity: bursaries;$200, University of Guelph, scholarships $300, Western Ontario Agricultural College; • Ridgetow n; •scholarship'$100, 'Memberships were approved ,as follows. Ontario.Municipal Assoc iation'325;:coiivention delegates,' .Warden: and -Clerk; Association -of Ontario Mayors and 'Reeves; .Assoc iation •of Assessing Officers of Ont- ario •$10.;. convention delegates.. Warden, chairman`of Equalization. Committee.' A ssessor;' Huron'• County'Municipal ,Officers' Association $20 wt . Ten $100 bursaries were .awarded to students at University of Western Ontario. and ten .$100 bursaries to students at tiniversity of Waterloo. LUCKNOW MUNICIPAL DUMP IS NOW CLOSED * * * NOTICE RE OPEN HOURS Monda:Night 7:30. to 8:30 p.m: Wed. Night 7:30 to 8:30 .m. Thursday 'Afternoon 2, to '4 p.m. Friday .Night, 7:30 t •teiw_ " Il•s' 1