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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1976-09-02, Page 2EN p%V s... dam Advance -Times, September 2, 1876 A paned alt natural uranium r'a - 8600 kilowatt-hours of d ml -lift, compared with 1.5 L11avi�.abotu•a per pound of coal and M kilowatt-hours for a -like a■ti6AlAt of oil. 1976. NORTHERN STOCKER aid FEEDER SALES WIARTON . Thurs. Sept. 9 - 10.00 sAL, 3000: MIIARTOM - Thum 5spt. 23 - 10:00 on--, 3000: ?I11111SALON - Wed. Sept. 29 - 1000 a.m., 1000; MANNOlSN (tats• Qw+wd) . Thum. Sept• 30.9:30 a.m.. 2800; AMOS - Mon. Oct. 4 . 9:00 a.m.. 500; LA SANE (OUPUY) - Tues. Oct. 5 - 9.30 am. 11,100: VUS MAW - Wed Oct. 6 - 10:00 a.m., 500; NEW LIS- KEARD - Thurs. Oct. 7 - 11.00 a.m.. 1000: SOUTH RIVER - Fri. Oct. 8 - 10:00 a.m.. 1000 WIARTON Thurs.. Oct Oct. 14 - 10-00 a.m., 3000: GALETTA - Mon. Oct. 18 - 10:00 CAL. 1500. RANY IMM (5rallon) - Man. 00. 18 - 11:00 a.m.. 2600; LA SAME (Dry) • Tues. Oct. 19 - 10.00 a.m., 1000: SOUTH RIVER . Thurs. Oct. 21 . 11:01) a.m., 500. •+v Manilv S. Msmoruid. M: 138. HunhwMe, Ontario. ►8A 1 K0; Telophe" 785-709-3491. - FARMERS - NOW IN STOCK I 210 - 250 - 300 - 350 J. & M. Gravity Boxes 300 and 350 Boxes painted on inside with Graphite paint to insure easier unloading and longer life. 6 to 10 ton J. & M. wagons J. &lis- Bale and Grain Elevators, built stronger to last longer COMPETITIVE PRICES MAX RIEGLING 395-51.7 7 Miles Wed Of Lueknew On No. E6 Hwy. 1�p a i wtw¢r:..:.xia�: _1 NO DAILY HAULING j Butler®manure stacker 1 swings 550 to store manure for twice -a -year spreading. 1 We can design your new waste -handling system. But don't take our word for /t. Ask a neighbour who owns Butler. 1 1 Listowel Silo A Tile Ltd. Box 36, Moor ReW, Ont. mmm : S19,m3-2120 and 638.3077 are en re. one s, a enc e , ee eg stem whereby provinces de- ere a era with the Silver Circle children when the new centre is livered services such as health, participation in programs which Back -To -School opened, will teach the children acceptance of handicapped welfare. education, power, roads, rarely recognized regional or !1 children, if they are exposed to the situation frequently., etc. and the federal governmept provincial priorities. If you ♦ `` i K SPECIAL needed a hospital, you ,got a ♦ V hospital; if you needed a nursing N a i��;�111�liyii�'.. r.,. home, you got another hospital 4 Bruce County assuming whichcost many tDue anon to 4. INGLIS FARM , p 'of " 'neV1F look" for big match Services increased—account- ability ►" ability and responsiveness de creased—costs soared and the 144 per jar plus 144 bonus jar. Published by the Progressiv Cons•rvativ Party of Ontario : The forthcoming International Plowing Match, to be held at tented city area was planned for a 90 acre site and is now ex- Zx}wk regularly $1 WHERE DOES CANADA managed things like long-range yam, style, Premier Davis is to GO FROM HERE! economic stability, monetary seeking to forge a united pro - some people find themselves There surely can't be a think- There full employment, etc., vinial front at the heart of which panded to an all -record size of 137 Ing person left in these parts who pretty much along the lines of the is a comprehensive plan for ac - Free Estimates isn't aware that our country is BNA Act. That Act, nobody commodating the priorities and economy fell apart. The federal beset by some very serious prob- should forget, is the result of an directions of both levels of lems. Some, it is true, are not agreement among the provinces government. That plan ack- WHILE THEY LAST I new, but they may be more seri- to create a central government to nowledges that Canada is not and The local committees have ous than ever before. Quebec's provide what they individually cannot become a unitary country. struggle between confederation could not. It is logical to assume Our vastngss, our regional differ - are planning their tours to in and separatism as the answer to that the provinces of that day did ences and traditions preclude a R.R. 3 Walkerton its cultural aspirations has been not intend to into the world centralist straight jacket and de - ment, failed to respond to the well known to English Canada an offspring that would grow up mand consensus. That plan seeks ' since the "maitre chez nous" to devour the parents ... and for a sensible division of responsi- i/ days of the I.esage government. the first hundred years it didn't bilities to each level of govern - The planning committees in But now it's not just Quebec. try. Things began to go badly awry meet and a fair and adequate 1 Every province and every region about the same time that Ottawa athe sharing of the fiscal resources of I of Canada seems to be re- unilaterally revamped the tax sy- country to finance these ser - g examinin the s stem's continu g y stem, resulting in a money flow of vices. If the ovines must as - ' 'l 1 . Ing usefulness: Nobody's happy staggering proportions. One field some Ottawa's share of the ser- , and tensions between regions of formerly exclusive provincial vices, then they should also take " moved Premier Lougheed to ole Jurisdiction after another was in over that part of the federal bud- ". serve the other day that relations waded by the federal government get needed to pay for it. Any other . ' between the federal government using these enormous fiscal re - solution would have taxpayers fT4 and the provinces are at an all- picking up the difference. 2:' time low . sources. A hundred years ago the pro- 4,_ ' ,Why 1) Shared -cost programs in hospi- vines began the process of ' At the risk of oversimplifying, tals, medical care, welfare and Canadian nation -building. If the �. too much government. Tension post -secondary education were federal government no longer has and exasperation grow as compe- imposed upon the provinces any heart for continuing that job, tition between the federal and where the failure to join meant they will find that the provinces provincial levels increases. Dur- that the people were taxed for have not lost the capacity. LISA CHAPMAN gives shouts of glee as she plays ing its first century, this country benefits that went to somebody make-believe with a cardboard box at the Wingham Day developed a governmental sy- else. A multiplying federal civil - C C t J Wopd th r f Is the int ration service administ d f d 1 i wtw¢r:..:.xia�: _1 NO DAILY HAULING j Butler®manure stacker 1 swings 550 to store manure for twice -a -year spreading. 1 We can design your new waste -handling system. But don't take our word for /t. Ask a neighbour who owns Butler. 1 1 Listowel Silo A Tile Ltd. Box 36, Moor ReW, Ont. mmm : S19,m3-2120 and 638.3077 are en re. one s, a enc e , ee eg stem whereby provinces de- ere a era with the Silver Circle children when the new centre is livered services such as health, participation in programs which Back -To -School opened, will teach the children acceptance of handicapped welfare. education, power, roads, rarely recognized regional or !1 children, if they are exposed to the situation frequently., etc. and the federal governmept provincial priorities. If you ♦ `` i K SPECIAL needed a hospital, you ,got a ♦ V hospital; if you needed a nursing N a i��;�111�liyii�'.. r.,. home, you got another hospital 4 Bruce County assuming whichcost many tDue anon to 4. INGLIS FARM , p 'of " 'neV1F look" for big match Services increased—account- ability ►" ability and responsiveness de creased—costs soared and the 144 per jar plus 144 bonus jar. the Plowmen's Ball. The Agricul-. vide the best for the expected economic controls has increased ., SALES. REPRESENTATIVE tural Fair building and the audi- 175,000 visitors. They have air- central government incursions torium are both reserved for this port facilities, trailer park ac- into provincial jurisdiction. The $89 9 required by Quality Installation : The forthcoming International Plowing Match, to be held at tented city area was planned for a 90 acre site and is now ex- public's confusion went up with them. regularly $1 N Clay o r Plastic . to aging conflict now takes the form The International, being held in County for the first time, is some people find themselves of "take it or leave it" or "we're Walkerton September 28th panded to an all -record size of 137 crunch came when the $17.98 ' Free Estimates not". Ottawa is steppfng up its October 2nd, is hosting the Win- acres. Requests for information economy fell apart. The federal for the plowing match. The is typical. If that were not to tario draw on September 30th. are coming from the bus com- government, which for too long WHILE THEY LAST I enough create provincial hostility, the federal government PHONE: 392-6700 ►i ►`• The local committees have paries in the United States who had ignored its primary responsi- - 144 , leased the Walkerton Community are planning their tours to in bilines for economic manage- ►� lar RE DEMONSTRATION R.R. 3 Walkerton H Centre for this purpose. The tele- elude the International Plowing ment, failed to respond to the 41 plus 36 bonus t�rr'illr'r'u11�FZ�Z�IZ�IFZZ-.. N7A 3Z2 BIII(derf Interim Finanang vision draw will be made from Match. crisis of which it was, itself, the !Y reg. $11.78 , PROMPT SERVICE Development is sponsoring tours through the ice surface area. After the The planning committees in major creator. 1 !—� ��-� �� t+•.J Call Collect their complex in the eve-' nings. provincial budgets have already been based. draw the area will be cleared for Bruce have gone all out to pro- The imposition of long-term .-. NOW the Plowmen's Ball. The Agricul-. vide the best for the expected economic controls has increased ., SALES. REPRESENTATIVE tural Fair building and the audi- 175,000 visitors. They have air- central government incursions torium are both reserved for this port facilities, trailer park ac- into provincial jurisdiction. The $89 9 required by event. Two orchestras are hired commodation and hundreds of prevailing Ottawa strategy of The Co -Operators insu to provide the music. interest in the homes available for overnight heightening crisis and encour- ranee Unprecedented accommodation in the event aging conflict now takes the form Association International, being held in County for the first time, is some people find themselves of "take it or leave it" or "we're Bruce without stay -over facilities. The going ahead whether you like it or f Oft 6 w ^ X shown from all directions. The whole county has taken on a new not". Ottawa is steppfng up its look; farm buildings are painted thrust towards centralism,. It's and cleaned u as well as man of d d ;th t ul 198 A. L r 72 capsule jar plus 18 capsule bonus jar I. reg. $6.49 499 NOW � for Wingham and district. MONEY F y the towns and villages. The en- thusiasm the is ectslon, ma a - ou cons - tation, to pull out the shared -cost it 41 WINGHAM ONTARiO among people programs forced the provinces • Specializing in aH lines of insurance P g AVAILABLE such that one can say that Bruce County will be literally shut down into in the first place, and leave the provinces to fund them alone, tai E>• - a1 EM Et• W Et• ti W ER EM W E>• E>• aRl W an W an an an Please reply to: for the plowing match. The is typical. If that were not to , THE CO-OPERATORS MORTGAGE LOANS plowing competition and the large area of exhibits ranging enough create provincial hostility, the federal government , FIELD Residential, Commercial INSURANCE ASSOCIATION Realde from farm machinery to fashion will added further injury by reneging , Rural shows require several days to The being to on its promise to provide guar - to the for losses 1 RE DEMONSTRATION 1 Box 234, Goderieh, Ont. Land Devejjment cover. slogan used welcome visitors is "Spend The antees provinces in income that were diverted to , N7A 3Z2 BIII(derf Interim Finanang Whole Week In Bruce". The Bruce Nuclear Power the federal treasury when the tax system was changed. So much for , PROMPT SERVICE Development is sponsoring tours through a solemn promise upon which 1 !—� ��-� �� t+•.J Call Collect their complex in the eve-' nings. provincial budgets have already been based. , "'THE EQUIPMENT PEOPLE" 519-836-0470 That's where things stood as the provincial premiers met in INVITE YOU T: WESTERN INTERNATIONAL CIAG INSURANCE FUNDING CORP. Arthritis Society plays a leadership role in the provision of Edmonton. There, Ontario once again , The , home care for arthritis. played its traditional unifying role. Rejecting Ottawa's adver- ; TEST DRIVE A TRACTOR � 1 THE ANNUAL MUNICIPAL 275.H.P. 8630,-- 4 wheel drive with 8 1 ENUMERATION r� furrow plow (2-4 furrow trail in tandem hitch) -STARTS NEXT WEEK The annual municipal enumeration will be conducted between Tuesday 1r ; 125 H.P. 4430 with 5 furrow 18" semi - September 7 1976 and Saturday September 18 1976 incus-ve During those ,. , x, mounted plow two weeks an enumerator carrying a proper cientif cation card .v , call at your .s. residence for a few minutes to check basic information required in determining • your eligibility to vote in the municipal and school board elections to be held December 6 this year 70 H. P. 2130 with 4 furrow 16r' semi- * the allOcation of education property taxes bet.veen 11ne pubs c and separate school systems ,' ; mounted plow • the distribution of provincial grants to local. governments to help reduce local tax bills ,� LOCATION: George Hubbard Farm, •the preparation of Jurors i:sts and ' , ispopulat on nformation needed for other mun copal programs , County Road 25, Two miles 1 The enumerator must record such information as the name age property east of Blyth. Follow Signs. y g status,(e g Owner or tenant) school support and res,dency.of all members of the household �- TIME: 10:30 A.M. to 4:30 P.M P.M. When the enumerator visits please check that the information on the DATE: Wednesday, September 8 p 1 Enumeration Notice s correct tf t is not revise it and verify the changes , 1 If you afe not home a Not,ce will be left for you If changes are necessary p14ase make them and mail thr- Enumeration Nonce as soon as pbssibie n the self addressed hostage prepaid envelope accompanying the Nonce For any Watch This Ad for next Demonstration or additionalnformatir )n please contact the local assessme^+ office Contact us by at: phone Ministry of Revenue P Uc•a �'j �� ^,5'cr A DANDY NEW MODE of transportation for youngsters in , HURON, TRACTOR 'Dandy', I the village of Bluevale is provided by a German , Ontario Sheppard owned by Gord Hall. Elaine Campbell gets a ride EXETER, s DEEREBLYTN LTD. in a homemade cart which is pulled by the four year old 519-235-111 S S19 -S23-4444 , dog. Mr. Hall built the cart this summer to give the children • • • some entertainment. mIEM�E�a1WWE��EMEMWWa1WE•f•EM��WW��W�� Alt