The Lucknow Sentinel, 1967-05-24, Page 9•
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WEDNESDAY, MAY 24th 467R�nnie •
McGuire 'S. prains foot
OLIVET i•IEWS • Raymond Hamilton and family.
Ronnie McGuire had thelniifor- Mr. and Mrs. Oscar White and
tune to sprain his foot and has miss
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family Visited on Sunday with Mr.
ed a few clays of school. — and. Mrs. james.McNairn and
Mr. and Mrs, Harold Stay. Karen of Seaforth.
-Debbie and Lisa of*Torofito Visited Miss tinda.yoganof Kincardine
and Mrs.. spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
at the weekend With Mr.
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Walter Black and family.
Mrs. Hoffman of Toronto spent•
the holiday weekend with,Mr. and
Mrs. Gary Hoffman and Paula and
with Janet and Michael Hamilton.
-Mr. and Mrs: Robert Osborne,
Joyce, Joan and Sheila, attended a •
family reunion on Saturday at the
home of Mr.and Mrs. Douglas.
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CANADIANDAIRY
MMISSION EQPT
PERAk-i:a0VERNWENT .‘.
ICE SUPPORTS?"
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Doug Moore and Michael and TedIn ,
Wrightson in ' Bruce Township,
honour of Wendy's biroid4y,. and Birt White' wee dinner gPests
Mr Ray I-Tarn/16;m entertaineda. 1,g4eoMr•QaikisdamforsribonjtmsMuciiNciayair,n 41.1d
number:of young ladies on Monday
afternoon. . a, and Mr,. 'rarik,S`cOtt and' .
Mr of, Kintail, visited at the
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family .And, Mrs. John Nelson 'Weekend with Mr.. and Mrs. Herb
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and family of LfucknOW,aiyton and Lynn
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• Tkle new Canadian DairY: Commission took its first - ''''tO.'manufacturing- milk and Cream'shippers;in 1966-67;
step in furthering the development of a'Sound, efficient. '• ..d , • .
•After mi - ay, when 1966-67. .records are com-,
• •.Ciairy. industry in its stabilization ,P):99.1"Peri for the year pleted, each registered producer will be informed of the: . ••
starting/Apri1,1, 1967: •
supporting market prites-of majof.
•at revelswhich are equivalent to.ab�t
volume for which he will be eligible for subsidy in 1967: -
airy` prdclUcts '68., This will be :based on --the volume for"Vvhich he
t 29 cents 'areceived subsidy in 1966-.67. The 'amount for the year
•• hundred more a year ago for ,rrianufactuting milk will be broken down into monthly quotes,•based on the
testing 3:5%. • . . . normal perdentage. of •milk and cream marketed 'eaCh•
. month. •,Those... who received subsidy for 'less' than . •
111 The federal gOVernment is' providing':funds AO the
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Coninnission ,for a subsidy to rnanufactdring milk and
•ligi le for subldY•uP to t at amount this:year.
• .cream shippers.equiValent to1,21 a .hundred•for 3.5%
milk. The rate Iasi year was 85c;. Frorn.the 1.21 there: •• • This neV‘i •prograrn, in terr4 Of pride suppOrt and
will be a holdback equivalent': tO lip:.for exportprice subsidies, representsan increaSe. of 65c, or ,10%, over
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.,equall2ation, with .ariyunutecr amount refunded at the. ; the federal. program for 196.p.,67,,,i. is over a, dollar, or •
, end of the year: * ' •• 33!)%a, higher. than in 1965 , . . •• • ;
• Oasis for tbei,.payrrierit will be the volume of trianOfic- • NAiliatas the new., Dairy Commission ',doing to help'
turing.milk and.prearn required for the 'Canadian market, ` 'improve the dairy! industry? Quite a lot. And it'S only
approximately the amount for Which subsidieswere paid the beginning.
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