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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1975-12-11, Page 22p.m 1,4114,M14,14;44,,e4.1.44;41.Mrtrrw,144.,;,1,44, ,11,1,111 eVetta itt04, fi4fht PWPCit A the The nerest grA- •xt• on the heat . - t in his excesstve spending by, t $L1e.vet$ has COntbtte4 tLargroeasurep tot , m inthe eonmy at twge Ae.eor- dn1 vernments must new provide an example et restraint b$ ordering priorities and cutting back on their demands _upon the taxpayer. Attaining this eotal ex penditure objective of ap- proximately $12.5 billion • nemssitates reduction in a number a low priority programs se that the genuine needs in higher priority areas Mt be met. For example the Levet of activity in Provincial road construction, will be reduced, The levelAt investment in housing will be maintained but not increased, Welfare EXETER FROZEN FOODS Quality Meats NOW UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT - PETER DE RORER *aturingt + CUSTOM SLAUGHTERING Cut a Wrapped tov Your freezer. +QUARTERS ANO • HALVES OP BEEF + HALVES.AND WHOLES OF PORK + FROZEN CUTS OP PORK AND BEEF + FARMERS SAU$AGE OUR SPECIALTY +WE DO RENDERING AND SMOKING • EXETER FROZEN FOODS Family Markel 502 NUM ST., EXETER 235.00X1 1.11111114111111 4401114111114.44. b 0:00:t Al4 ited stetting, levels of tho vil Service wilt continuo to be reduCedA ThXt, fult cereperattert. 1444 gAve.tflineWs in this coMMOrt, catat et Spending regraint, haStleen 440. Mr. Mg Etottet iiSted government support and performan0 of OUt Leval gevernrnent sector over the. past -414-0- years. In 10704EM Weal government spending in Ontario has increased 70 percent kern SarelAtlion to0.1 WIWI., A very large part of this increasehas been Ced by enriehment of incial grants. Mr, McKeougli salt TAiS has allowed a considerable, ex- pansion and upgrading of local government services with only moderate in- creases in mill rates. Over the period 197044 mill rate ittereases averaged Less than 1 percent per annum. There was a 12 pereent intte4S0 in mill rates in 1075 so that the total itierease for the five year period 19704975 was about 17 percent or an average of 3, •percent per annum. In view of the significance of Provincial assistance to ocal sector financing, Mr. McKeough said it is vital to municipalities, school boards and local agencies to know the dimensions of the Governinent's financial support in preparing 'their budgets for 1976. He ,said that he forming the Provincial - Municipal Liaison Committee that the Province is prepared to increase its support by 8 percent which represents some $230, million in ad- ditional funds to local governments. Municipal councils and all local agen- 'cies, Mr. McKeough said must make tough decisions to hold the line on 1976 spending, to cut out new programs, to freeze civil service hiringand to postpone capital projects, if mill rate increases are to be kept to a minimum next year. The Province has ac- commodated local' spending to the limit of its own budget capacity. It is now up to the local sector itself to exercise rigid budgetary constraint to ensure that ratepayers get full value for their tax dollars. Mr. McKeough said the principle of an affordable society requires im- plementation and com- mitment by all levels of market prig stocker calmea monitoring p, %ember., Qcto November in key, thriugbout tho MO cents per pe the ae etilf program gross_pameat per cow to the Winer amounts to, fr?„ l% this year, Since the premium tor the program this year -was 54 per Ow* this amount must be deductedi. from the gross payment to • give a net pnyrnent per cow of $72..19, M. Newman said the average herd size in the program Was Z6 cows. therefore, tboo average net payment per 'producer with this size herd will amount to s1,$.77. For the cow -calf industry in total this will mean a net 'transfer of about $22.5. million M 1975. -The Minister in- di'cated that the cow -calf •producers who enrolled in the Ontario Beef Calf Income Stabilization program can anticipate receipt of their cheques from the program in December of this year. The Minister also said that a 10 percent random sample of program applicants was visited during November and early December b Ministry of Agriculture and Food staff to ensure that the correct tAtUntte, eligible, cows were enrolled. • The Ministry staff received excellent co-operation from producers and that only minor errors in reporting cow numbers ' °occurred. These. Mr. Newman said. were due to the fact that this was the first year of a new program. The Minister pointed -out that any farmer who produced high quality calves would have received more from the marketplace than this year's provincial averageand that in continuing efforts to im- prove the quality of Ontario Beef herds the program gives the producers who do an excellent job of producing calves a double benefit both from the market place and the Beef Calf Program. The Minister said that the Ontario Beef Calf Income Stabilization program's original concept and purpose, to help producers during bottoms in the market, have • been achieved. wee' DEADLINE For CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING in the CHRISTMAS ISSUE WILL BE DISTRIBUTED DEC. 24 10, ,.14 AY 0 ,sER 2.2 .., , .. , • , „,, .:,, • . v1,17, 111 321 A; 0,494.9* 11/0194 *4 At vxonistsamt ranal 41,* the "bins" thre„, on So e MTH A VARIETY OF MORS* STYLES ARO SHAPES TO CHOOSE FROM -- MANY NEW MIS YeAR whaler 41'4 • mONUmENT *MARKER *INSCRiPTION You ere remernberirio • loved one _LET T. PRYDE. & SON • LTD. HELP YOU OECt06 ON YOUR MEMORIAL REQUtREMENTS DON OENOMME fl it4 HAMILTON STREET • GockERICS. ONTARIO 524-2213 5244621 TILL CHRISTMAS Crossroads FOR * VALUE *SELECTION CONVENIENCE Plus a chance to win over SI 700 in 30 draw prizes Sponsored by Clinton Merchants CLINTON Country: ; crossroads Warners of Merchants Turkey Draw to date: Jack McGregor RR S Clinton. Ont. Ruche Wisewae Phyllis Dallas RR 4 Soatorth, Ont. • Raintree Mrs. Jan Amsing RR 2 naylield. Qnt. • Galbraiihs Mrs. Allan Armes Windsor The Arbor r Melaron RR 1, Clinton Newcombe Pharmacy 41.6 Rea Miller Kirk St.. Clinton tietlertd ShiStS• YOU COULD ISE ONE OF CLINTON COUNTRY CROSSROADS MYSTERY SHOPPER N WIN A WINNERS 9 WINNERS • ONE EVERY THURS., FRt., SAT. FROM DEC. 4 TILL. CHRIST CLINTON CHRISTMAS MON. DEC. 22 9 -t STORE HOlIRS TUES' - WED' MON. DEC. DEC. 134,24 - 6 "I. oat It MON.I'DEC: 2It 9•6 thre 9 9 • s s 0 . • vQi t::‘,, 4,) t Ottawa, December 5. I MAXIE No. 3 1:0RONT ONT ARJO *JANUARY. 13. 1520. 5; 34 A.M. The cariadiaa. ita414-Televis1en, Commissien will hold a public hearing beginning en lemon 13. 193 al the Mahout Castle, I, ft athour Squore. Toronto. Ontario to consider the Wowing; KAMM! ATER TV CARLE LIMITED, RR No. Z. CLINTON; ONTARIO uotte0ekt. Clinton and Uotmesvflte Ontario (140,263504/ Application to amend its cable television broadeasting licence for Goderich. Clinton and Hoimesville. Ontario as follows; to add the reception and distribution of C ICO.T V -23 Kitchener. Ontario on channel I; • to change the distribution channel 01 CECA-EM Kit- chener, Ontario and local originations from channel 6 to channel 12. Location where the application may be examined: RR No. Z. Clinton. Ontario RLLIEW ATER TV CARLE, LIMITED. RR No. Z. CLINTON, ONTARIO. Goderieh. Clinton and Iloimesville, °atoll° (75125000) Application to amend its table television broadcasting licence for Goderich and Clinton. Ontario as foRows: Installation *ye Alontidy fee Present maximum Proposed ma xintum fees fees -S10.00 $10.00 55.00 56.50 The above are (MAXIMUM fees; however the applicant has or proposes special fees and these are detailed in the application. Location where the application may be examined: RR No. 2, Clinton. Ontario. IN FOR MAT ION.ON AP PL !CATIONS Right to comment: Under the Commission's Rules of Procedure for public hearings, nay person who is in- terested In an application may Elie a written intervention with the Commission for the purpose of supporting, op- posing or requesting a modification of the application. Also, anyone may file in writing a complaint or other representation to the Commission respecting broad- casting matters to be considered at this Public Hearing, Such interventions or representations, should contain the name, address and telephone number of the persons submitting the document and -be sent to the undersigned at the Canadian Radio Television Commission. 100 Metcalfe street. Ottawa, Ontario K 1 A ON/ Ali interventions and representations concerning matters to be considered at this Public Rearing must be received at the Commission Office by December 29, 1975, Also, all interventions and representations which concern or ;street any application of an applicant shown on this Notice must by served on such applicant personally or by registered mail on or before December 2s. 1973. It is necessary to attach the postal or messenger receipt, or other proof of service to the copy filed with the RTC giving proof that the applicant has received his copy. While there is no specific form which interventionVmust 10110%V. the Commission's Rules of Procedure reguire,that Interventions describe the interest of the intervenor and contain a clear and concise statement of the relevant facts and grounds upon which the intervenor's support for. opposition to or proposed modification of the application Is based. Viewing of documents: Anyone can view the applications at either the office of the CRTC. 100 Metcalfe Street, Room 1601, Ottawa. Ontario or at the local address given in this Notice for examination of the application. Procedure at Hearings: The out Rules of Procedure setting out the rights and obligations of the parties to a hearing an. available from Information Canada. informetion: For additioimi information on the ap- plications at the hearing, please contact the CRTC in writing or by phone 1113410-2204 or 995-61197. Guy Lefebvre. Director -General of Licensing. CRT - Public Notice - 1079-113 Conseil de la Canadienn*