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Home My WebLink AboutWingham Advance-Times, 1980-06-25, Page 5HAVE A BITE rystal. Finley treats a st her visit to the Roberfson farm Monday al garten teacher, said the animals look for r to some rnoon. *Mrs. at•si 'to the lulcy, fresh grass Robertson, her visit all year. during Kinder - BY IWJKAY. .• RON-BRUCi) ileen's Minister uf Lorne Ifendi bounced an income 8t5 1 for hug orodticere4.Hfgh interest rates and falling hot prices largely havebeen responsible for flnanclal difficulties .which the .1* industry has been ex;. periencing in recent months, M. Henderson said, This Sew-Wesnes Stab zation Plan is the fifth agr ;. cultural stabilization plan established under the Farm Income Stabilization legiele- lion, and is the 'first livestock plan. The plan will be based on two six-month periods per year, beginning on April 1 and Oct. 1, and will run for five years. It will be retroactive to April 1 of this year. The enrolment fees will be paid one-third by the pro- ducer and two-thirds by the government. The sow-weaner plan is based on eight market hogs per sow in each six-month period. Producers will receive the difference between 90 and 95 per cent of the average price for market hogs over the preceding five-year period, with an adjustment made to reflect cash costs. Although payments are determined by market hog pieces, they will be made on f sows ,�me Stabili- ir,,',4,1 • •ion staff is GUARANTEED SERE GUARANTEED PRICE GUARANTEED GM P • GETAHEAD OFTIIE • 'MTH AN AIR CONDITIONING CHECK-UP • Here's what we'll do for you: • Inspect condenser, clean out any debris • Check evaporator drain tube for dirt, clean if necessary 0 Adjust compressor belt tension • Check for any oil leaks • Recharge refrigerant HEAT • Only STARTING coon CHECK Here's what we'll do for you: • test battery • clean and check battery cables -49ftnins"; 1ms • the att, Just belts *Chick gecieratorialternator output • check cranking rpm. starter draw parts extra HOSES BELTS INSPECIMN qng regiusptraregtiotin- ' 1;estrereaedxypecantds lo'producers .of weeks. General Roy 41: ,als that an kof concern for r. t'ircifapiisssapsol:raotarddrdco:binyes_ fl . ti al waste orntmi defects *:enfound 27 per r leet91rail CKS 111 Cada and that .Noith,:caiastyear , prevented tkins. idents were eated axle as hotboxes, tat:tak-initleca0ii',togand "fitiiitevoCne fthirtTetlitoerfavri3i the Mississauga derail- tiltS 411, POO Ross IS liO*SS for INNS • widtechurelt — The June meeting -"Chalmers Women's Missionary Society wee, held* Wednesday of last week at the of Mrs. DonaidRa41. Mrs. • Victor Emerson opened the 'Meeting with a •poem, Troubles', and ex- tended a wenn welcome to all present', :Following the singing Of a hymn Mrs. Emerson eereed scripture from Pantietletter to the Hebrews and delivered a passage Mrs. on the Mrs. 4. 0., Bell, led in prayer enereading, 'What Chriet You?', was given by Bill Bill Rintoul. The topic; eTeligion", was given by MrSerWilliam Evans and Mre. JohndeBoer gave a reading, 'Nearness'. Mrs. Emerson gave a reading, "rhecBill of Rights'. She also refetred to the june Presbyterian Record, * showing enembere . a picture - „of ev. Lloyd Murdock, a fortner minister at • Whitechurch and now minister of a Presbyterian church in Pictou, Nova Scotia. • President Mrs. RoelA, deBoer conducted the business with minutes read by secretary • Mrs. Bill Purdon. The roll call was answered by ten with a verse containing the word, 'Father'. The offering was received and dedicated by Mrs. Wesley Tiffin. ' The Ladies' Aid then met with the financial statement given by Mrs. John deBoer. Closing prayer vOs Oven by Mrs. Ross and lunch, in- cluding a birthday tea, was served. Courtesy. remarks KIDS 8, KITTENS—Youngsters from the Kinder - were given by Mrs. Bill garten class at Wingham Public School were enchant- Rintoul. •' ed with some tiny kittens they found in the barn during I I : I e i• ' • ment kat ?Jo ber Industry Minister Larry GrosAMAUt has indicated that heha for the return!, $15,000 which was Oen to Maurice carter, but that it has not been returned LIS yet. Mr. Carter's car failed to qualify for the race in Ile Mans, France, last week, ' The session has recessed for the summer. Since tt,be- gan 1 in March, -• the Legislate has passed 46 government bills, has Event 144 hours on estimates of various minittries, and has approved expenditures of approximately $11 billion so far. While the Legislature will - be recessed, there have been 135 committee meetings scheduled over the summer recess period, including the Hydro, resource develop- ment, conseltution, social development and company law committees. • This will be the, last report until the House resumes in the fall. — currently sche- duled for Oct. 6. HORSEBACK RIDES were one of the fever visit to the Robertson farm Monday.Andre*-0 AND FREE parts extra BLUE CORAL WAX Only 5ka The finishing touch for any car. GentralAtfors ENGINE Only OIL SUPPLEMENT Eliminate lifter sticking. Reduce valve train noise;Reduce break-in wear. Offer expires July 31, 1980 Lau, rt,rats rituot • touir011 UllUvwfrUnib .1' - eletveme •"The People Pleasers" Pleasing You Pleases Us 115 Josephine St., Wingham, Ont. 357-2323 their visit on Monday. to the farm of "heir teacher, Mrs. Robertson • LIFE ON THE FARM—You.have to try everything when youvlsit the farm, and for these youngsters that incteded checking, out the inside of a manure spreader. They were as pleased as though It had been a king's earriapo. Sharing the experience were Jonathan Met - 5. calfe, Gavin Hodgins, Andrew Gibson, Donna George, Tina Kotsanis, Kendra Hogg, Jackie Brophy, Chrlstapner Chernyn and Shannon Simpson, members of Mrs. Robertson's afternoon Kinder- garten class at Wingham PuOc School. • • 41