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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1974-06-06, Page 21 ' Advance -Times, Thursday, June b, 1974 Bluevale Personals The B1uevaIe Women's In- st* t Will meet at the home of litta. Carl ;Winston on Wed- actoday, June 1.2 at 2 p.m. The roll Callis "How is progress changing lives?" Mrs. Harry Elliott has charge of the topic on resolutions. Wayne Baswick of Hamilton Was in charge of the services at Knox Presbyterian Church on Sunday. Rev. Denis and Mrs. Freeman spent the weekend at Geraldton. Miss Phylis Darling and Dale Bridge visited on Sunday with Mrs. and Mrs. Fraser Haugh and Eileen. Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. CLAY - - Silo Unloaders - Feeders - Cleaners - Stabling - Leg Elevators . - Liquid Manure Equipment - Hog Equipment FARMATIC - - Mills - Augers, etc. ACORN — Cleaners - Heated Waterers ZERO — - Bulk Tanks - Pipeline & Parlour Equipment WESTEEL-ROSCO-Granaries B & L = Hog Panelling Bulk Tank & Pipeline cleaning Detergents, Teat Dip, etc. Bovadine Dyne losan Uddersan Feamcheck Kleeneasy LOWRY FARM SYSTEMS R.R. 1, Kincardine, Ontario Phone 395-5286 Gordon Hall on Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hall of Chatham and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hall, David and Dianne of Brussels,. Mr. and Mrs. Fraser Haugh and Eileen visited last Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Yuill and also with Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Bolt. Mrs. Ross Mann went to St. Mary's Hospital, Kitchener, on Sunday to have surgery. Mrs. Janet Walker of Wingham was a guest on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Walker and family. Mr. and Mrs. Percy Vincent were in Clinton for the weekend, visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Ken Murch and son. Weekly euchre BELGRAVE — Nine tables of euchre were played at the Bel - grave community rooms last Wednesday evening with winners as follows: High lady, Mrs. Ethel Holmes; low lady, Mrs. Mary Burchill; novelty lady, Mrs. Abner Nethery; high man, George Brewer; low man, Herson Irwin; novelty man, Charles Brewer. This is the last euchre of the season. DEAD STOCK. Removal Service We are now paying up to $20.00 for dead or disabled cows. $25.00 for dead or disabled Horses Smaller animals from 500 -lb. to 1,000-1b. -- $1.00 per cwt. CASH ON THE SPOT As a service to you we pick up pigs and calves Free. 24 -Hour Service Power Equipped Trucks CALL COLLECT 887-9334 Brussels Pet Food Supplies Lic. 399-C-73 tf ONE PLAYER FROM EACH of Wingham's four all-star teams was presented with a scholarship to the Centralia Hockey School at the WMHA banquet last 'week. The boys are David Keiffer, Bantam; Brent Day, Atom; Ed Haines, By Murray Gaunt, MPP Huron -Bruce PeeWee and Steve Montgomery, Midget. Each boy was chosen by his team's coaches in the light of his performance over the past season. (Staff Photo) 111111117(minummomme IDB OPENS STRATFORD OFFICE Report from Queen's Par Ontario Housing Minister Sid- ney Handleman took his lumps this week from the Opposition based on his newly announced housing action program. The target for the program is 12,000 housing units,- either built or approved this year, that would not otherwise come onto the mar- ket. Of these 10 per cent would come under the Home Ownership Made Easy program for those earning less that $14,500. a year. Another 30 per cent would be for those earning $14,500 to $20,000 a year and the remainder under some . type of agreement with develop- ers toensure prices will not rise drastically. 'The Opposition called the pro gram "housing for the rich" be cause only 1,200 of the new unit are planners for those earning under $14,500. It is estimated that 20-30 per cent of the new units might go to those earning less than $18,000 while 80 per cent of Ontario's -wage earners bring in less than that. The opposition further pointed out that housing starts in Ontario will probably drop below last year's total of about 110,000 de- spite the Ministry's program. Mr. Handleman said housing action and other programs mean that the government will be fin- ancing, at least in part, 31,000 s NOTICE TO The Ratepayers of the TOWNSHIP OF TURNBERRY .s The waste disposal site in Turnberry Township will be open on: WEDNESDAYS FROM 1 P.M. TO 6 P.M. - SATURDAYS FROM 10 A.M. TO 6 P.M. also on HOLIDAY MONDAYS FROM 1 P.M. TO 6 P.M. These hours will be in effect until further notice. JOHN V. FISCHER, Clerk 6-13 housing units of the total starts. 12,000 would be under the housing action program, 6,000 are home units ready this year, 10,000 are Ontario Housing Corporation units with rent geared to income, 2,000 are co-operative non profit units and about 1,000 are private housing units, whose tenants re- ceive - government rent suple- ment. The Minister said that in this day of rising land prices the single family detachedhouse will obviously decline as a proportion of the total 'housing market. It would cost about $85 milli?.n to set up a medical school in Northern Ontario according to James Auld, minister of Colleges and Universities. Mr. Auld said there 'would have to be a 'bare minimum of 60 students to es- tablish a medical faculty. The cost of this would be pro- hibitive in the minister's view as added to the $85 million would be the annual operating Costs, about a one-third of that total. ohn White, the provincial. tions. IDB mak The Industrial' Development Bank announces the opening of a branch office at 10$2 Ontario Street, ptratford, with Mr. 13. B. Baron as manager. IDB provides financing, usually in the form of term loans, to businesses which are unable to obtain financial. as- sistance from other sources on reasonable terms and condi- ° es loans to surer charged the CBC with "almost every type of business suppression of information when including manufacturing, the network failed to air aro- tourist indusry, construction, p gram taped by„ the 'Treasurer, fpr wholesale ` and retail trade, airiculture, sand many others. -q« broat1cast"last�,weekend. • " - °The maria er_ of tie ne`�v Mr', White *ihdicated gtbat i titt' offie , Mr.r Bal -on, jo t ed ZD 3 main point of+ his message was -i-ti 1967 and prior, '.to -his that higher federal expenditures asspreisstaentntappomanager of the IDB this year are an important cause office in Landon. of inflation. The staff of the new office The CBC ..however, is very _in- also includes F. Ellahi, N. G. sistent about separation of com- who Peeverw, and E. G. Roe • ere previously at the ment on Federal and Provincial London office, and 1 is A. politics, particularly at election . Sheldon who was at the time. Kingston office. GREG STOREY of the Canadian Tire Canadians accepted the WMHA vice president's trophy from Doug Neil on be- half of his team during the WMHA's hockey banquet last Thursday night. The Canadians earned the trophy by beating all comers during the Novice House League's play offs this year and taking the play off championship. (Staff Photo) PETROLEUM PRODUCTS Dependable service plus a line of First Quality Co-op Products have earned the confidence of Ontario's farmers. For this reason, more farmers have switched to CO-OP Gasolines, CO-OP Heavy Duty Motor Oil, CO-OP Cofax and CO-OP Lubco (multi-purpose) Grease. It's the results that count, and you get good results eNery time you use CO-OP Lubco, the multi-purpose, all-sea,on lubricant for wheel bearings, water pumps, etc. Give your car, truck, or tractor engine the care it deserves—use CO-OP Heavy Duty Motor Oil ... it suppresses harmful sludge, rust, and bearing -eating acids—keeps engines running smoothly. 1 "FUEL SAVER" FILL CAP ANOTHER CO-OP "SERVICE EXTRAI" A newly -invented Co-op device that controls costly waste caused by fuel storage tank evaporation. Under practical circumstances, tests have shown actual results of far less evap- oration and greater savings with the use of the FUEL SAVER FILL CAP. For Fast, Depee4able Farre Servie. _you coo cover on Your Co-op UuIt.d Civtiv.s of Oitari. BELGRAVE BRANCH • 357-2711 887-6453 i d BRIAN G L E N N I E of the Toronto Maple Leafs was guest speaker at the Wingham Minor Hockey Association banquet last Thursday evening. The hockey star delivered a speech to the boys and their fathers and assisted in the presentation of the WMHA's awards. Here Mr. Glennie is presenting crests to the boys of the first year Tyke tebm. (Staff Photo) O: 4 lilting of bite ri 44 changes 4n a T newspaper I T l When the- Sun Is Ready to Shine.... Make a sure yout re. ready for it! 11 00% *'1141,4. ,,R, 00 '00,114, 11119y itt ,lA*046 eitOP k 114 1.404.. 1111lei +b• ..„• ;'*-441,1„„,‘„str: We have a full line of popular name -brand SUNTAN QILS AND LOTIONS, at discount prices. And don't forget to stock up on INSECT REPELLENTS os well! MEDICATED SKIN CREAM PACK OF 2-4'0Z. MRS A gintoostitss, meted skin cry, ideal for dwelt, warbentati skin. This soothing, hoofing ortenmooN be tined es a beauty cream or an oint- ment. Vartutizatmeirt hitt Peke 51.59 a1.33 A Great Treat for the Skin After o Day In the Sun Lee Vance Ltd. W "r C., Ah. 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