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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1976-11-03, Page 13A FURTHER PRICE REDUCTION FROM DISCOUNT DAVE ... ONE OF THE ITEMS WHICH APPEARS IN OUR 8-PAGE SUPPLEMENT IN TODAY'S PAPER IS Z-BRICK. THE ADVERTISED PRICE IS 6.29 PER PACKAGE. HOWEVER, BECAUSE OF A SUDDEN PRICE REDUCTION BY THE• .MANUFACTURER WE ARE CUTTING THE PRICE EVEN FURTHER... While StOCkS Last COUNTRY RUSTIC • IN RED • BUFF OR SMOKE 9 PKG. 'COVERS 5-6 SO.- FT: OUR USUAL CASH ,& CARRY PRICE $8.39 PER PACKAGE This Repesents A Price Drop Of Over .50% Off Our Usual Cash & Carry .Price: So flurry: Get Yours While Stocks Last. Discount DAVE'S HOME C'E'NTRES .... 15 BRANCHES THROUGHOUT SOUTHWESTERN ONTARIO •±— No other car any .Orke, .gives. you ...*I*12.. the • 1977 Rabbit gives you. You really can't; expect the others - to give yoirsuch an unbeatable . combination' of total value. Only Volkswagen hds put 'it altogether:in the Rabbit, Fuel injected 'engine 0-50, 8.2:secOnds, top speed rated at 100 mph, room galorp for foul- adults,, a hatchback door (standard equipment) with a unique ljggage cover, negative steering ro11-radius a device, to help you keep' going Straight if you, have a blow-out-more glass than a Lin.cOln Continental Mark IV. Available in 2-door,, 4-do6r, Custom and Deluxe, and • available with optional automatic, tronsmiSsion, sunroof and seat belts that' put themselves on. Come on in. You've, got to drive it to believe :it.! VOLKSWAGEN SALES & SERVICE , VValkertori. 881 ,0835 Wheel covers are optional PAGE THIRTEEN a, 1974 WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 1970 THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO by Cindy neron took Icy class. lie Nichol- s'led a A spooky ..;ad with a pearance. indwiches, brew, the a peanut Pony Club Stage Te0 Day The:Huron-Bruce Pony Club held its'first test day, Saturday, October 23rd, the 'Walkerton horse palace. The Owen Sound PonY•Club sent four of its' top riders to test the 21 riders from the Huron-Bruce Pony Club. The testing was composed of a written test of material covered out of the pony club annual, an oral test .on stable management and veterinary care, and third a riding test on horseback. These, are the names of the 21 successful candidates of the Huron- Bruce Pony Club from Kincardine, Ripley, Teeswater, Lucknow, God- erich and Clinton. `D" RATING Heather Gordon, Mary MacKay, Andrea Wolstenholme, Karen Page, Ginny Wolstenholme, Daryl Campbell, Robin Hodgins.. "D-1" RATING Carol Gordon, Heather Veen, Autumn Deathe, Christie Messen- ger, Vicki Steepe, Linda Taylor, Alliston MacKay, Bevin Hodgins. • • '"D-2" RATING Brenda Taylor, Terry Taylor, Kathy. Grant, Gail Thompson, Joan. Grant, Sandra Thompson. A luncheon of sandwiches, hot chili and hot beverages' was served by the. mothers to all the children and parents, who attended. On Sunday, October 24th, Mrs. Carolyn Taylor, district . commis- sioner. of the Huron-Bruce .Pony Club, accompanied by Ken Taylor and John Veen,. committee mem- bers, attended the annual meeting of the Western Ontario Region Of the Canadian Pony Club, held at the Holiday Inn; Hespeler. A meeting is being 'planned for the parents of the club members sometime in • the near future, to discuss, the winter program. Business Seminar At Goderich A business management semin- ar, primarily for people interested in small business, will be held in Goderich at the Sunset Golf and Sports Centre on Monday, Novem- ber 22nd. Arranged by the Management Services Department of the Federal Business Develop- ment Bank, in co-operation with Goderich Businessmeb's Associa- tion, the seminar will be one of several hundred conducted by the Bank , in cities and towns across Canada. Some 25 to 30 people interested in business are expected to attend the seminar.. They will be using the case study method to examine a small business, its' personnel administration, management con- trols and financial statements. The Bank's Management Servic- es has three main spheres of No matter what your feeding problem, we believe we can ,be of he2p.,in ,ipereasing your gains and lower- ing YQ Comp see us', "and We' 3.1 come- and .,'see • vou,. The. Swift Feed iny' Programs are real produce,rs, activity: Management Training, Management Counselling and. an Information .Service. The Information Service provides details of approximately 100 Feder- al Government. assistance• pro- grams to business. There is also a pamphlet series entitled "Minding Your Own Business" which' now contains 14. pamphletS on various subjects. • The _.Small Business News is issued quarterly. The Management Counselling,' provided by the Bank is , done mainly by retired executives and concentrates on solving the prob- lems of —small business which cannot afford to employ experts on a full-time basis. .This service is provided at .a ,nominal daily rate: The Management Training pro- gram, as well' as• providing semin- ars on various subjects of interest to business people, also provides management courses to provincial educational institutions for the owners and managers of small businesses. FEEDS - MitsiERAI.S .:+++444-4-*4:44-44-444-44 JOHNSTONE'S MOBILE FEED SERVICE PHONE 528-3534 REPORT FROM QUEEN'S PARK BY MURRAY GAUNT'. M.P.P. HURON-BRUCE The Legislature 'reconvened this week in what wag one of the busiest days ever in the Ontario Legislat- ure. The Government kicked the whole thing off by, introducing a dozen pieces of new legislation. After it was over, the Govern- ment had promised new deals for partners whose marriages fail, for miners involved in dangerous work, and for farmers through the. revised Farm Income• Protection Bill. Under the Farm Bill there are a number of significant changes over the bill which was defeated last June. The plan is now voluntary; it will cover all farm products' and will be financed by a 1/2 contribution from farmers and. a 2/3 contribution from the Government. It is expected' to cost the Government between 60'and 70 million. Fcrr the most part the payout will be made to those who join the plan if the average price of a product drops below the average price over the last five years, and the payment will be based on 95% 'of that average five-year price. This applies to. products named under the Federal Stabilization Bill. For those products not so named the payment will be less. The fairiily law proposals legalize marriage contracts to define prop- erty rights and the care of children. Further, there are" guarantees that in case of marriage breakdovVn the family assets, such as house and car, be 'shared equally by both partners. 1 . It is now proposed that workers can refuse to work in unsafe conditions - a right demanded for some time by organized labour. ,A single, centralized occupation- al health and safety division will be created within the Labour Ministry, which will allow for the formation Of labour-management safety com; mittees on work sites. Solicitor General John MacBeth plans to' establish a province-wide tribunal to hear citizen CoMplaints against policemen. The tribunal would be independent of the police. Mr. MacBeth expects the tribunal to be functioning in early 1977. The rate of disqualification for recipients of Ontario first-time home buyer grants is running as high as 10.7%, according to Revenue Minister Arthur Meen. To October 22,' a total Of 1,016 grants were disallowed. Mr. Meen confirmed that the audit of grants will terminate at the end of this year when only 15,000, or about 17% of the total payments, have been investigated.