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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1974-04-17, Page 9ONE SHOW NIGHTLY STARTING 8 P.M. ADDED FEATURE Keir Dullea is Dillon... the action-hungry guy 4,with only three ways to score... _ Playing with hockey sticks... Playing with guns.... Playing with girls... ON 30 THE SQUARE PHONE 524-7811 AIRCONDITIONED THURS., FRI., SAT. APR. 18-19-20 THURS. 8 P.M. 'ONLY FRI., & SAT. 7:30 & .9:20 THEY'VE GOT IT MADE.; (well almost).- ' a commune THEY'VE MADE IT... ...AND THE GIRLS FRI., SAT., & SUN. APR. 15-20-21, BOX OFFICE OPEN 7:30. P.M. k HWY. 8 GODERICH AT CONCESSION RD. 4 . PHONE 524.9981 Wad. 11, Theirs. 1i, Fri. 19, Sat. 20 2 COMPLETE SHOWS DAILY AT 1:00 and 9:00 P.M. -AVERY MAN'S BEEN ONE ... . EVERY WOMAN'S HAD ONE • ONCE! , POPORDOCif HERO Starring KEIR DULLEA, ELIZABETH ASHLEY JOHN BECK DAVIE HADDON and FRANZ RUSSELL ONE OF THE YEARS REST FILMS 4i.21,MiL22,Tves.23rd .AOULT ENTERTAINMENT THE ONLY MAN WHO CAN HELP THEM IS DEAD! PAUL mama DOMINIQUE SANDA JAMES MASON CAHI I. AT 7:15 P.M. MACKINTOSH MAN 9:00 P.M. Five kMers robbed the Valentine bank. The in* ones got colight. The rest got Cali. JOHN WAYNE . THE GEORGIAN BAY COMMUNITY ORCHESTRA AND CHORUS IN CONCERT with GEORGE CREWS, harpist AT WIAETON DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL ON SUNDAY, APRIL 21, 8 P.M. AND • AT OWEN SOUND COLLEGIATE AND VOCATIONAL INSTITUTE ON WEDNESDAY, APRIL 24, 8 P.M. TICKETS AT THE DOOR: Adults $2.00, student's 7k ONE CONCERT FREE Buy your 1974 - 75 season's passes now;v they will be on sale at the above concerts. Attend four exciting concerts. for the price of three: Adults $6.00, Students $2.00. A SPECIAL BONUS FOR FAMILIES With 2 adult season's passes, parents may bring their children to the family-concert at no extra costs.. " JOIN US. FOR THE SEASON! TOz•jiw. WAY, APRIL 17th, 1974 BROWN IE'S CLINTON - ONTARIO ertifatitg 80X OFFICE OPEN 8 P.M. - SHOW STARTS 8:30 PA, FRIDAY • SATURDAY - SUNDAY April 1,9-20-21 all ®RASH , DRAWLING JOYOF A MOVIE. IT SHOULD BE SEEN. BY EVERYONE THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW;ONTARIO • PAGE NINE PORT FROM lUEEN'S PARK BY MURRAY GAUNT IP.P. HURON - .BRUCE 's week the Minister of Edu•-:. .1 •Tom Wells announced that Aspending 'ceilings appli- for'1974 have been raised a r2,6% making 'the' total' in- s in 1974 ceilingS over 1973 Ornately 10:5%. `revised 1974'ceilings are Ter elementary school pupil i55 over 1973 and $1,231 :ondary pupil, up 8.94% )73, • • e was debate this week in lislature concerning the ncreases to be charged by companies. in.response to reaie in the well head price from to $6.50 per barrel. Provithial Government was d with allowing the oil. Ides to take unwarranted ;es. Federal Government has Led that the well head ncrease Will mean a ter price increase of about gallon, -Ontario economists the increase would be more 00: federal estimates indicate Mr. Kerr said that in addition to money from criminal activities agents in the province ; particul- arly Toronto , receive large am- ounts from,legitimate companies as a means of avoiding WS. 'in- come tax. The money is held here long enough to qualify as an investment , then returned after the agent has taken his' cut , usual- ly 5 or wok. • Lay people will playa substan- tial role in governing doctors, dentists and other health professionals under new legisla- tion introduced by Health Minister Frank Miller.. The proposed Health Discip- lines Act would set up a board of 5 - '7 lay people to review com- plaints by the public or from members of the profession.' als who feel themselves treated un. Bruce Farm Report PERFORMANCE' PLUS BULL SALE The Ontario Beef Cattle Per- formance Association is sponsor- ing its second sale of high index- ing station tested bulls. on Satur- day, April 27, commencing at 1:00 p.m. at the Arkell Test' Station, just south of Guelph. In order to be eligible for this sale,, bulls must be within the top one- third indexing bulls of their breed or cross, Since the bulls will just have completed test they will be approximately ,12 to 13 months of age. This sale is the second hf its kind in Ontario and emphasis will be placed,. on INDEX of rate of gain during the test period. Act- ual rate of gain figures are only meaningful if they can be corn- Tared to some standard. The IN- DEX on rate of gain accom- plishes this by comparing.the in- dividual bull's performance• rel- ative to the average performance of the .group in which ,it 'was fed and to the average of the `breed. The INDEX for breed average is 100 and consequently the -INDEX readily identifies ,whether or not a young bull's ability to transmit growth to its offspring is above or below breed' average and by how much. The range of INDICES for young bulls which• have been station tested and indexed to date is from 75 to 135. Only bulls which have achieved an index in the top one-third of this range will be el- igible for this• sale. There are approximately 450 ' bulls from which to choose, but a maximum of 75 bulls of all breeds will be sold. M. R. Bolton, Agricultural Representative JOIN 'A 4-H CLUB It's 4-11 time again for an- other year. Come out and join the excitement of caring for a project over the summer and 'showing it off in the fall. Join in on the many trips and conferences that are held. Some of these are exchange trips 'to another part of Ontario or Mani- toba. Go to a conference for 3 days at the University of Water- loo with 120 other 15 year olds. A senior 4-H'er may go tb 441 pro- vincial camp for one •week and meet other members from all across Ontario. 4-H is not' all fun! Every mem- ber must complete a project sat- isfactbrily in order to get credit for the year's work. The 4-H pro- gram is set up so that you have fun while you learn. • The tentative dates for organ- izing the 4-H in different areas -are: April 16 - Mildmay; April .17 - Teesw'ater; April 18 - Wiarton; April 22 - Paisley; April 23 Tiverton, Ripley and Kincardine; April 24 - Walkerton; and April 26 - Tara. ' For more information contact a 4-H leader in your area or the Ontario Ministry of Agriculture and Food, Box 1330, Walkerton; telephone 881-3301. Some clubs you can'• join are horse, dairy, beef, swine, grain, engineering (tractor,) forestry and veterinarian. Daryl Ball, AVAILABLE FREE OF CHARGE, Factsheet No. 420 - 31 — Care of the Herd Sire; Bulletin No. 995 — Trees• for Ornamental Planting; 448 — Lawns; 1505 — The Pruning Manual; 336 — Paving on the Farm. Adult Entertainment 'Tell till ill itiOr Nerd VOW' COLOR the companies would be entitled to an extra half cent to cover other cost increases. Ontario Solicit& General George Kerr admitted this 'week that money from U.S. criminal 'organizations is being sent or brought to Ontario then returned to the U.S. 'in a' "laundered" condition because its sources is then either unknown or. respect- able. Extension Assistant ,or justly. It also provides for lay people to sit on the Councils of the colleges governing the pro- fessions. The first six parts of the Act cover. medicine, dentistry, purs- . ing , optometry and phartnacy. The act would replace existing legislation such as the Medical Act. Still with health services, Health Minister Frank Miller , tabled the Mustard Report which recommends. the setting of quotas to limit the, number of doctors practicing.in different areas of Ontario and which is likely to be one of the 'most contentious recom- mendations, of the report. Ontario has one of the most favourable doctor-patient ratios in the Western world , one doctor for every 586 people , but doctors are poorly distributed , the report noted,.