The Lucknow Sentinel, 1965-03-03, Page 7'WEDNESDAY, ';MAR. 3rd, 1965,
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..BY .MURRAY: GAUNT
M.P.P, HURON -BRUCE
The long awaited Hagey Com
mission. Report on medicare for
Ontario was. 'tabled . by : the Gov -
eminent this. week.: • Health. Min-
• ister ~Matthew Dymond• .made' the
comment that the.' report was not
the last word on a ; government
plan. He said it• would, he unfair
to: bring •a Hall Commission type
plan into effect. when we are not
sure we have the doctors, nurses
and .other staff to support ' it.
The Commission estimates the
cost of 'government , subsidies to.
needy; . persons ' at .53. million a
year. •
• In estimatiing the subsidy cost,
' the .report set • premium at . $70 • a
year for the single person, .$140.
for a; family of two and $175 for,,.
a ,family sof 3 or more.
The. ,� report proposes, 4 kinds' of
subsidies:
(1) All persons on welfare to get
100% subsidy.;
(2); Persons. not on welfare but
who did not earn . enough to; pay
income . tax would get:. 70%'. , of
their...' premiums .paid. by • the.
government; ' •
(3) "Those. paying income tax- on
an income of $500 'or '• less:: after'.
deductions : would. 'get 50% sub--
sidy.
(4) Those With taxable income
between $500 and ' $1000 a year,
would.'. get. a' 25% subsidy. •
Briefly the main' points.; are:
(1) ,The 'private insurance corn
panies will be the carriers
•(2) The plan will not cover • every
resident of 'Ontario; '
(3) A. means 'test is. ,involved to
deteribine the basis. - for' . subsid-.
..les. /
Universityestimates dominat-
ed the' past .:week's session -as:. op
position parties queried ,the gov.
THE LUCKNOW SENTIN.EL., ' LUCKNOW,., ONTARIO •
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HACKETT'S U.c.W., •'
The' February meeting' was held
at, the home , of Mrs. Donald , :Hac-
kett and,: Mrs. 'Cliff Menary pre
sided. Scripture a n d devotion'
were read by Mrs, Barry Hackett
and Mrs. Ralph Cameron. A very
interesting letter wasread by
Mrs. Kaiser'from Miss Jean .•Brad;.
leman our'. missionary for prayer,'.
Also a reading of, a young : girl
`Rachel' of an. Indian "family. of
,five „near, Vellore who wanted •� tb'
be a ] . • but could not 'afford
such. set out to be a nurse.
Later s e, was to. obtain .a ' B.Sc.
degree and now is attending:' Un
iversity of California 0 to : obtain" a
Masters.. degree and will become
head of the 'teaching department
at' Vellore Mission Hospital.; Mar-
ianne Alton: sang: `Trust and 0-
bey.' Mrs.: Bert ; • Alton gave . a
summary. of the .chapter 'We Hu-
man,
u-man, Beings,' and several : mem-
bers answered prepared questions
making an interesting Bible study.
Mrs: Alex ' Hackett discussed' , the
jinancial , plans for. • the coining
year, :followed by a ' reading by
Mrs.Mapin Scott.. ,Mrs.. •Cliff
Menary closed the' meeting ' with
the., benediction,' 0 following, with
lunch served by the hostess ;and'
Mrs.. Blake ; Alton. - An apron : con-
test will.: be ; held at . the March
meeting.
ernlnent's :sending proposals.' Ed-
ucation. Minister W. G. Davis
claimed the university presidents
were not opposed to the Ontario
Government'sproposalto create'
community, colleges ' ::and'' : that
they were satisfied with the $63
`million allocated: for'. operating.
expenses this .year: •
The'' budget debate and the es
,timates willcontinue next week.
. .
No Election For
Hog . Committeemen'
The Farm Products Market
ing Board hasaccepted the res
ignation for withdrawal of. R.
Semple' of Bayfield. as' a candi
date • in the previously announced
election for 19 members to.. the
Huron;' . County Hog . Committee
.which . comprises Zone 10 of " the
Ontario Hog Producers. Market-
ing Board.. • . '
At the nomination meeting held
'on February 2 in Clinton,, 20 can-
didates were duly nominated to
.contest the election of the 19 'com-
mittee men,'. and •a vote' . was
scheduled for •March 2. at 'five
localities ' hi. the, county; • , . .
The .resignation' of • Mr. ---Semple
as .a'candidate, . now leaves ' the re
quired number and• all have been
declared electedby acclamation.
Both the mover and .the ' seconder
.of Mr.. Semple's • nomination a-
greed to
-greed.:to .thewithdrawal. ,
'men men elected to rep-
resent
ep-resent.Huron, County forthe next
three years 'are: Martin Baan;,
R.R. 3 ,Walton; Albert G. Bacon,
Belgrave;' Kenneth , W. .•Baker,:
R.R. 1 Seaforth; Malcolm. David-
son, R.R.. 1 ,' Brucefield; Gordon
,Elliott, • R.R. 5 : Seaforth; • Carl S.
Govier, R.R. ` 1. Auburn; Melvin
Greo, R. R...2 Dashwood; Elmer:
. Harding, , 'RPR 1.: Gorrie Elmer -
Ireland, R.R.., 5 Wingham; John:
S Kernighan, 121 Newgate St.;
Gederich;:. Robert McAllister, 'R
R.
'R..2 . Auburn; ' James. McGregor,
R.R.2 Kippers; George Monrrief,:
R.R. 3 Goderich; ;rtaymond Neill,
R.R. , ' :1' ' Wroxeter; Hugh Rundle;
R.R..:'1 Centralia; . Lloyd Stewart,'
R.R. ' 1' Clinton;. Alfred H .Wari—
er,; R.R. 1 Bayfield; Lional•Wild
er, R.R.. 1 . Bayfield. "
Strokes are no longer • hopeless
accorcling to : your . Heart Fund. Tit
validisin :; resulting ••• from' strokes
can . clow' be reduced., or prevent-
ed , through; prompt ,treatment.
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BILL .KINAKAN- REPORTS . TO
LIFE: •UNDERWRITERS" GROUP.
Life 'Underwriters' ' Association
of . Saugeen met; Friday,' the.. 20th'
of February, for : regular mbnthly
meeting in the, beautiful lounge of;
/the ,Hanover • Curling Club with
newly., elected president • 'Wilford
Caslick of Wtingham as chairman.:
The double -feature: program .in -
eluded a ,talk 'by, James Dewar,.
C.L.U., manager . of.' the . •Northern
Life branch: at Barrie ' and Ret.
gional Director of Life Underwri-
ters 'Association • of Canada. •"Ac
cording to a survey of 4,000 Can=
adian' families," ;he said, "the
concept of programmed 'Protec-
tion 'and 'savings .is uppermost in
people's minds." Mr. Dewar ..re
ported: that _the • membership 'of
the Canadian national association
now numbers' the highest in his-
tory — 12,000 Life ' Underwriter''
writing. between seven , and eight
billion : of insurance `annually'
alto,. that new,; more .'detailed lic-
ensing examinations 'have been
inaugurated by. ° the governments
of Quebec,- Nova Scotia and Bri-
tish 'Columbia
Past President, William. •Kind
han of Lucknow, reported` on his'
attendance at. the Annual Meeting,
of . the national association held
in. the ;Royal .York, Toronto, re=..
cently. "Of special ' note;" he •
,said; . "was the high calibre. .of
leadership ;in ' this ` body • — 50
members, ' 'en : the .Board . 'which
meets regularly." The three-day
meeting, handled many items of
routine business 'but devoted a
large , block of time to a brand-
new course of training; still under
the ; name of Life Underwriters
Association, Training 'Course. An:
even .greater 'response; is expect-
' ed than , the . fine total ' who took ,
advantage of 'the. former course:
As...beforeit will be the .forerun-
ner to; the course; through'the • Ex-
tension Department of the . Uni-
•versity of Toronto leading to the'
'Chartered Life Underwriter des-
ignation. .
,Committee Chairmen reported;
as follows:' Clarence Thompson,
for, Ethics •.and . Practice, ,''Harry
BruegemanC.L.U.
. , C.L.for Education
I and' Publicity; William •Kinahan
I for. Program.; is Bert •Disch f o r
I Membership and Attendance; Wil-
liam Conron f o r Bulletin . and
Rodney 'Helwig for Finance', Mr.
Dewar as regional. direction ` gave
a number of helpful ;suggestions.
Bruce' Kenny thanked the. speak -
LULROSS ..CORNERS 200 .'games and over; Josie
Lois,.. Linda . and ;:'Kenny Wall
spent a ; few . , days with : their
grandmother, Mrs.,. 'Joe ,Wall, of
Teeswater.
Last week it snowed And . the
wind blew : :producing a'' blizzard
which: snarled. traffic . for a 'cou-
ple ' of days. Most schools were
closed.. both.•Thursday, and Friday,,
'By Saturday traffic was- moving
again.. ' Several ,were storm' stay.
ed, along •the .line.'
Congratulations to Miss.:Sharon
Stanley :.on ; .passing her Grade
VIII piano: .
Ronnie Wilson ; knows 'what itis
to . have a sore head.. While- wat
aching a hockeygame in ;.Kincar-r.
dine he. was :accidentally hit o.
the ' forehead . above the eye. It. ..
took ' four' stitches to close the
gash... ' .
Mr. and Mrs Dan Tollefson,
Islington;; spent,; the week -end with..
Mr. and' Mrs. .Ezra Stanley.
Arthur. Stanley, (Kitchener,
nie• wall, Kitchener and Beverley
Wall, Exeter, spent the week -end.
at. their' homes ' here. ,
Here's �a ' suggestion ' from. the.
Ontario- Safety 'League:.Dont try'
to beat bad traffic conditions ;
try :: to LIVE. with ' them
'BLUEBIRDS PLACE •.FIRST
LADIES AFTERNOON, BOWLING
(February 22nd): ,
(Intended or Last Week)
• Cardinals. 3, ` Bluebirds, 1;, ; Or-
ioles 3, Wrens 1.; Canaries'•.2,� Rob-
ins 2. : Marina Parks rolled the . :.
high single this week: with a 264
and . Marie Stewart' .captured the.
high triple with a 614. '
.Team . Standing ' , .f.
the' regular scheduleatthe findsend the
Bluebirds in first place with 50 ..
points, Orioles 2nd with 46, Wrens
3rd• with 45, Cardinals 4th. with 39, •
Canaries. 5th' with 34, Robins.,6th
with 26. Play-offs to start next
week for 5, weeks. •
200 games and . over, Marie
Stewart • 225, 221, , Maxine Maize
203, Petty Mole 205, Shirley Haw-
thorne 223, Bertha Olsen 208, Ed-
204:na 0 Petrie 210, Marina• Parks' 264,
Mildred ,Cameron
208, Helen Hall
: '
PEARLS TOP STANDING
LADIES ' EVENING 'BOWLING ,
(FAhrirary 22nd)
(Intended For Last Week)
• ' Pearls' won 3 points from Sap.
phires; Emeralds: won 4 points •
from Rubies;' Diamonds won 3
points from Rhinestones. Josie,
Hamilton captured the high sin-
gle and triple with 308 and 223 .
We. ,extend . our Sympathy to
Mrs. R, Green and .other rela-
tives in the loss' of her brother,
EdWarn in . Westminster. 'passed a-� :.
y . ' i ' Hospital in
London.
. Mr. and Mrs, Morley • Wall
spent: a f:ew •days in Ottawa last
week and . attended a. MVIilk Pro-
ducers' Meeting,
Reg Brown and Jim ' Wilson ;
ire to Toronto ,last Wednesday.
Hamilton,. 308, 263; Tillie Wilsons
230; Barbara Friendorf. 210; Iso-
bel Miller, 216; r MMarjorie Hackett,•
218; 13arb ..Sanderson, 229; RoSe
Hall, .212, 243; Marie Johnstbne,,
267;, Donna Alton; 212, *Owen Cae-
sar; 227, ' 243;. Colleen • Ledy, 204;.
Donna Young, 201;
Team Standing, High for the
year are the Pearls- with '48
points, Rhinestones 47:, Diamonds
42, .Emeralds 41, Sapphires 33,
:Rubies 30. ,