HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1967-11-09, Page 31968 BEAUMONT
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FARM POND ASSISTANCE
PROGRAM AppRovEp
A federal-provincial•ARDA
COO !MUM] of Ftti per cent, of tile
c:ost a • financing Ontario's
$850.000 farm Pond • ASsistAnco
Progrzon over 'the next 'two year's
has been approved. •
Federal forestry and • rui'n.l
de:voolopnr t minister • Mall l'i co
and provincial agriculture
and rood minister \val.
Ftewarl have announced on equal
•cost-sharing of the $425,000 ex-
pendittire - by ow two govern-
men Gt..
The Purpose of the program is
to improve the efficiency of
agricultural operations in Ontario
by providing farmers with fill-
ancial kISSiStanCe for the Provis-
ion of an (tdequate supply of
water for livestock, spraying and
irritation through the const?.uct-
ion of properly designed Ponds,
tinder the Ontario Farm eorid.
policy, a grant of 50 per cent is
'provided for farmers who under.
otite, the construction of an ap-
proved farm pond; the nioximmn
grant being $500 for any one
pOild per 1.0 0 acres of land or
fraction thereof.
'rte assistance includes the
cost of drilling test holes,
cavattion, levelling and fencing
and is exclusive of the owner's
labour, machinery or material.
TO (tualify 1111(101. the program
which is supervised by the
Ontario Department of. Agricul-
ture and Food, a farm pond must
havc it minimum of ll.000 square
feot of water surface and 1,;i00
.s1lintre feet of water to a depth
of in feet. In addition the former
must. own the land on which the
pond is to be located and during
the previous year he must have
realized no income of at least
PAO froth his fa rtniUg Per-
;at iens.
The above item was snbmit
by R. K. McKinley, M,P.:
Huron.
f+ EL
The regular monthly meeting
of the W.M.S. was held in the
chur&li parlour in the afternoon
of November 3rd.
The president Mrs. Gerald
Gibson convened the meeting,
opening with a. Gaelic Blessing
followed by a hymn. Honoring'
"Remembrance Day" Mrs. Gibson,
read "In Flanders field" by John
McCrite, and au interesting
account of the Remembrance
Books of four wars in which
oily Canadian soldiers fought for
freedom and 'Homeland, which
•
are k(1)1 in the Peace Tower in
Ottawa,
A biographical sketch was then
read from the Melville :Rem em-
bronee Book by Bessie Moses.
The Devotional part followed
with the reading of 22nd chapter
of Revelations and prayer by Mrs..
Williams. Mrs. McCarrol then
gave it very inspiring addreSs,
Influiume of our church.
To-dtty and To-morrow"
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Tuesday, Thursday, Friday. Saturday A.M.
Thurrday Evening
The bi1:i7lOSS 1)0)1.100 of the
Meeting followed.
The offering was taken and
ed dedicated. The roll call was an,
swered by a verse of scripture
:containing the word "Peace".
A. nominating committee was
appointee! 031d Study Books die.,
cussed for the New Year,
The meet closed with hymn:
3;13 and the Mizpah. Benediction.
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Beaumont for1968 announce's: a new entry for; personal Sports Car enthusiasts, the Sport Deluxe
SD-396 (above), featuring completely new exterior and interior styling plus important engineering
refinements, including a now chassis with a new wider track and a. new 112' wheelbase. Body
styling is highlighted by a longer hoodline, shorter rear deck, new roof, grille, and rear end, hidden
windshield wipers, and new front and rear side marker lamps. The new interiors feature a newly-
styled instrument panel, crank-Operated side vent windows, and a new ignition warning buzzer
system. The 1968 Beaumont Sport Deluxe Series comprises a Convertible and a 2-door Sport
Coupe, and there. are two engines available for this Series: a 390 cu. in. Econe-jet VS, which turns
out 325 hp is the standard engine; attd a 396 cu. in, Econo- et VS which delivers 350 hp is available
aS an option,