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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1981-07-01, Page 21*11811111111111111i< r ,/fir'. z' $ , Jack's Jottings Aid for beef, pork farmers BLUE WATER BOARD — Returning board members of the Blue Water Rest Hbme ore (back, from left): Harold Erb, Laird Schilbe, Elgin Hendrich, John Eckel, Oscar Grob, Lloyd Wolper, Clement Regier, Robert Westlake, auditor John Laken, solicitor _Bad Deane, secretory Russell Grainger; (seated, from left) Mrs. Cornelius VanRaay, chairman Dr. C. Wallace, and administrator Joe Risi. ,Plan Bible school Hold confirmation at Crediton By MRS. PETER MARTIN CREDITON Sunday morning, confir- mation and the sacrament of Holy Communion took place at Zion United Church. Rev. Brian Elder conducted the morning°' service. His ser- mon was entitled, "Differ- ing gifts". Those who were received into the church were: Heather Browning, Byron Clarke. Linda Finkbeiner, Robert Finkbeiner, Suzanne Finkbeiner, Nancy Hamilton, Richard Hamilton, Harriett Louise Hayter, Michael Lightfoot, Steven Lightfoot, Donna MacDonald, John Miller, Carolyn Pritchard and Lorie Schenk. the senior high class has done an excellent job of the flower bed in front of the church. The shrubs and flowers were purchased with the money the class made at the car wash. Vacation Bible School will be held this year from July 20 - 24. Teachers and helpers are urgently needed for the classes. A babysitter will be provided for any mother who wishes to help, but has small children unable to attend the school. Please contact Linda Finkbeiner as soon as possi- ble so that literature may be distributed. In conjuction HENSALL PLAYGROUND STAFF — This year's staff members are: (from left) Julie Mock, Marilyn Pepper, and Jacqui Hyde. Flag is dedicated at Greenway UC By ANNE WAVER GREENWAY The new Canadian flag was dedicated Sunday mor- ningrduring the Service at the United Church. It was donated to the church by Carmen and Inez Woodburn, to the glory of God and in grateful memory of all the men and women from the community whose names appear on the "Rolls of Honour" for World War I and II. Next Sunday service will be held at 9:45 instead of 10:00 a.m. This will continue for July and August. Selbourne and Martha English visited with Harvey and Shirley Eagleson on Fri- day. Danielle Faucher and Elizabeth Moore from Vic- toriaville, Quebec, visited Jake and Iva Lagerwerf and family for a few days recent- ly. Ken and Ruthanne Eagleson. Jamie and An- drew accompanied by Bill and Carolyn Woodburn, Jody and Paul spent a very en- joyable day on Friday at "Canada's Wonderland" near Toronto. Guests on Sunday of Peter and Anne Wiersma and family were Gordon and Anne Oosterveld and family and Pete's grandmother Mildred Vanderley, of Drayton. Baptisms at Zion Joanne Walper of Guelph was home for the weekend. Several people from the area attended the auction sale on Friday evening of the possessions of the late Nina Holt. Baptism at Craig AILSA CRAIG There was a good turn out of approximately 240 members at the three United Churches of Canada in the Ailsa Craig Pastoral Charge, Sunday. There was promo- tion of Sunday School students in Carlisle and Ailsa Craig. The teen and junior choirs provided music for the Ailsa Craig Service. The sacrament of Bap- tist= was celebrated in Ailsa Craig and Brinsley. Those children baptised were Allison Francis Daglie, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Daglie. Tammy Lynne Maguire, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Maguire. Drusilla Melaine Vivian, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Barry Vivian. Rebecca Louise Hodgins, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Hodgins. Following the service in Ailsa Craig there was a con- gregational pot luck picnic behind the church. Perfect weather con- ditions, good food and games for all made this a most en- joyable gathering. with Bible School a Bike-a- thon will be held, July 2. Children have been collec- ting signatures for sponsors, for the five mile ride. Please be generous, as this money helps to keep the school go- ing. Personals Russell Finkbeiner, received a pleasant surprise Sunday afternoon, when his pen pal, Kathy Addison of St. Williams, Ontario called him via long distance. Russell and Kathy became pen pals as part of a school class project. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lam- bie of Saskatoon have returned home after spen- ding ten days with Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Finkbeiner and other relatives. Times -Advocate, July 1, 1981 Page 9A By JACK RIDDELL, MPP The Provincial Govern- ment will be giving up to $40 million in emergency relief to beef and pork farmers who are suffering from a severe slump in their in- dustry. Under the programme, farmers who sold at (east 10 head of beef cattle in 1980 will be paid $40 per animal slaughtered. The program appears to have received mixed reviews already from members of the agriculture community, who point out that actual losses can amount to much more than $40 a head. Treasurer Frank Miller explained to the Legislature, however,. that the program was not meant to cover farmers' losses completely, but rather is "an attempt to help them stay alive." Mr. Miller hinted htat there might be more relief for beef farmers later in the year. In the meantime, pork producers benefitting from the federal hog stabilization program have been told that Queen's Park will add $10 million of its own to that program this year. HOME HEATING ASSISTANCE: The government has an- nounced a $125 million tem- porary home -heating assistance program, design- ed to help an estimated 1.4 million senior -citizens and low-income families pay their higher heating bills over the next three years. It's estimated that by 1984 the averagehoine owner will have to pay an extra $440 a year for oil, or about $205 for natural gas. The program will apply to all senior citizens in the province, and to families earning less than $6,000 in taxable income Ontario Treasurer Frank Miller said the program is intended "to cushion shock, not absorb it on a long-term basis." Opposition spokesmen say it doesn't go nearly far enough for low- income families, some of whom will qualify for no more than $10 assistance in the first year. FOAM INSULATION TESTING The Health Ministry will undertake a program to test all homes in the province which were fitted with urea formaldehyde foam insula- tion. Health Minister Dennis Timbrell has announced that the Province will tag on its testing with a similar federal government project, to begin during the summer. Ottawa banned the use of urea formaldehyde earlier this year after studies show- ed that the material might be a health hazard. Mr. Tim- brell also said that the Government would continue to press the federal govern- ment to compensate con- sumers who purchased the foam. which was originally approved by the Canada Mortgage and Housing Cor- poration. He rejected some claims by the New Democratic Par- ty that the Province is also responsible.. for the use of foam insulation 'FRUIT AND VEGETABLE PROGRAM The Minister of Agriculture and Food, Mr. Lorne Henderson announced the details of the Ministry's fruit and vegetable storage construction and packing equipment assistance program. $20 million has been allocated to this program over the next five years. Fruit and vegetable growers and packers may apply for the grants. This includes in- dividual producers, partnerships, corporations, producer groups, co- operatives and food processorswho meet the program's standards. Qualified applicants are eligible for a grant of one third of the total capital costs up to a maximum grant of $85.000 for one or more approved projects dur- ing the five-year period of the program. Proj cts with a capital cost $255.000 or less will be approved by the Ministry. Storage projects with a total capital cost of more than $355,000 will also require ap- proval of the Board of In- dustrial Leadership and Development. The level of grant assistance for these projects will be determined by BILD. The total program will be administered by the Ministry of Agriculture and Food. Projects with a capital cost of 13.000 and those which receive any other form of government aid from either the Province or the Federal Government will not be eligible for assistance under the program. 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