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WIIINIMPAY, JUNE. 5th, 1963'
THE LUCKNOW3ErlTtNHL, LUCKNOW, :Oly'rAR.iO
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Teenager Appeal
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I CI
AL
SURANCE
If you change .Jobs, follow carefully'
the instructions• on the back of`the Certifi-
cate -Of Payment, Form 104, which your
group is required to give you. •
• When YoU reach your 19th birthday
you are no longer covered by your parents'
certificate. Register separately within
thirty days to keep insured. Forms are
available
at hospitals, banks and .Com-
• When you marry., the Family premium
must be paid to cover husband, wife and
eligible dependants. Tell your group, OR,
ii you pay direct, tell the Commission.
ONTAEXO
$OSPITAL
SERVICES
COMMISSION
2195 Tongs St: ,
Toronto,.7
Ontario
ALWAYS .KEEP
TOUR .NOSPITAL INSURANCE CERTIFICATE HANDY
OL1VT N'tWS'.'.
Mrs. Melvin Coaling -• • visite;1
recently with her sister, Mr,,'
Douglas Johnston Johnston of Rervie
who is 'a patient in St. 'Joseph's
•Hospitals; -London.
»' Mrs; Walter•,Black visi'ted"with.
"her. father, Mr; ;William .M:cGuire,
UMW
11111,.
who is a 'patient in Freeport
Sanitarlum, Kitchener.; .
Little Geofrey MacTa•vis'h,'. Sdn
a.
nd Mrs James.. Macr.
:l'o,sli' .)ant a .few • days last
E:ek. in•. 1:r'cardinc.. General
Hpso,tai,
• "1 ss Pnv urs • Clayton.. was or
,anist in the United 'Church on:
Sunday, '
'PAM:
(Huron co. 'F. of 'A. News),
"June 15 Dairy Month" and
also ' the start of a new set-
aside program. 1,he four , pro-
•vinici'al dairy producer groups
agreedto a : /4 of 1% !deduction
en all .'milk shipped' to manu-
facturing.
anufacturing• or. ,processing plants;
cream' producers• are .continuing.'
:t*' same method in effect !pre=
viously' and .making up :the 'dif-
ference .��n increased amounts
out • Pff .'board's funds;: fluid mvlk'
shippers' deductions ` iwi11 ' ibe' lc
per Cwt which ..•would ; be . the
equivalent of 1/4 of .1% to rfacil
itate, the •a+nlount of :.,deduction
at the plants. ' ;The deductions
are on a monthly,'year around
basis.
The ,total• aanount of potential
funds• on the : basis of '19&2: On-
tario ' ::production figures could
amount . to •$250;000.•00 ;for . the
seven months period 'June r1 to
'December . 31, . '1963. The •funds.
coming from 5 Begaons; will be
used 'fop/promotion, advertising,
'Publicity, Public relations in
;proportion • of contributions and
concentration • of papuulation• in
each zone -across Canada.
•
'The .total ,potenti'al• on a:'1 -year
l.prpclitiction basis, ifor Canada
$1,334,945. '
Says Roy .Jewell. of the.; Lon-
don Fre . .Press: 1:5c' •'for . a . cup.'
of coffee!• Why • not try mak at
coffee 'break thine?. 'Take , note
•that • milk dispensing machines,
installed in . 'proper dacations
Germany have . ''sold substantial
.arnounts of. milk.' In Switzer-
land mobile automatic refriger /
ated' Milk dispensers have been
market tested' .successfully •..'on•
construction sites 'Where they
have !been: placed';With the : eon.:
ES:SO' SERVICE.
FOR TOP. QUALITY ATLAS ,.BATTERIES,
DUNLOP TIRES :(Most . Sizes In: Stock)
AT REASONABLE PRICES!
:`Repairs to: All Makes' of. Cars and Tractors
3 Licensed Mechanics
Wheel Afignment.and Balancng
MOTORCADE' DEALER
sent' of the construction tfiirms.
An :in •'Denmark milk bars !for.
teenagers are 'said ..:to..be; a sue-
cess. • In addition 'to. :30 "'differ-
ent . kinds ; 'of Milk drinks, the
milk.' bars featuresiu& teenage
trappings as juke !boxes,' . jazz
orchestras; and dance 'iloo�rs.
Danish dairy 'interests reason
that . their youth••' is amore -con-
cerned with . the environmen:t.
than the liquid it' consumes, and
the "!bar" abniosphere •seenis•.,;to
have changed the social •image.
of from a sissy drink; to
a : drink for ":hipsters" arid
"c
Cat,"
n on -the back: of an old
model car: ":out of date but'
•out of . d:ebt."'.
Cincinnaf
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The srnoo�k�t
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MBERLE
Reids Corners •W.I. 'met in the
Community' •hall on•• Thursday of
last' week with :an attendance of ;
13. ' •!lVlrs. ' ;Cecil Hollands and:.
Mrs. Kel`v'in Henderson. presided_
The, roll -+call, Name: a man of
note and' what : he is doing . to, •
help • our ;: country, • :Interesting.
current events were compiled. !by
Mrs John. Reid, :after which Mrs.
•
Cecil Humphrey gave ,the top1e,
on 'Teets .and ' .fannies about.•
.'cheese:" .She also made'. a ;cheese
cake :..which the inem,'bers -enjoy
ed at Lunch „time. The motto, A..
dog' 'wags his tail instead of his
Tongue" was given by : -Mrs,
Mervyn Hooey. -Innteresting: re •
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ports of : the.. District Annual..
;held at 'Reids Corners May, 23
were ; • given by . Mrs. • :Arthur
Courtney and Mrs., Wesley Robb:
Mrs. Mervyn. ,Hooey: conducted 'a
musical : contest Which was en-
joyed. Aifter the: 'dosing: nde sand•,
grace,: lunch . was 'served: by
'hostesses:.Mrs. Bert Irwin and
,Mrs: Mervyn. Hooey...
and "Mrs. 'Herb I Binmerton:
were Sunday guests, of 'Mr. and
Mrs, William • Courtney. .
Rev, IS.' R. Lupton, : rector o
.St Lukes Anglican: Church,.,Lur-..
gan' is r a', .patient in. Kinccardi e ;
Hospital following an appendec-
tomy. ,
Eugene . Blue •of. 'Detroit spent •'
the :week -end. with . .his parents,
Mr: •and' Mrs; John Blue.
Mr., and Mrs, Norman!. Ewing
of (Guelph were Sunday guests.;.
of 'Mr.:: and: :Mrs.. Donald. Court-`'
ney.
NEWS BRIEFS
FROM NEARBY
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• Police' •and • parents 'chased of
unknown' man from •tihe outskirts •
of Wingham for:.:over two mules;
afterhe. was .: noticed ,leading:
two, little girls along :CNR ` •
track's to the east of town: The. •.
incident was rfiirst noticed: by the
father of one . of : the children.
and''he ..called to.the little ,girls
to come ;back, which they •, did,
The father then. called 'police &
with a..'' neighbour 'chased . the
man across the fields :to the east.
'but'''failed. 'to:apprebendthin:'
Hensal'.1 was withaut electri-;
city ,for 45 minutes the first of
last week • after an 18 -ton earth
mover went into the ditch when .
'a tire {blew, and mapped 'a shy-'.
.dro pole, The driver, John
Shantz,' 18, 'of: Huron Twp; was'
not injured; He was driving; the
earth mover, 'owned by his 'fa-
other,. Wilfred Shantz', to a road
construction .project ,at B'ir"r, .
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Beatty Bros. Ltd of rer gun
has received an' order' Ffor -n:ore,
.Ii than $100,000 :of barn equipment
for tihe Atlantic Winter Fait` at
Halifax.
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•• `Mrs,, Caroline McDonald of:
} Cort" -3, Culross has been appoint-
° ed secretary of Teeswatery fall
fair, succeeding, Melvin Rome,.
who . has retired,