The Lucknow Sentinel, 1969-07-02, Page 6•
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THE LUCKNOW :SENTINEL, LUCKNOW ONTARIO:
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s; Ontario'sfarm community has said
"no" to a -proposal that•it back a
province -wide general farm organi-
zation financed by compulsory ded-
uctions
ed-uctionsfrom sales of farm produce.
A General Farm Organization pleb
iscite in Bruce: and H Iron.counties •
failed to bring out the necessary 60
jeer :cent. majority to implement est-
W ablislment of. ar G FOS
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• Vote in°Bruce•County came close
to the, required, majority with 57.6
per .cent • in favor:. of a GFO'. Total
yes vote's:: were -2,690 'against 1,984 ..
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The vote in the 37 polls across Huron. on the question --
"Are you in favour of a general farm organization with com-
pulsory
check off?" resulted as follows
Yes: No,
61 93;
33 51.
Ashfield.
Agricultural 'Hall -Dungannon.`
- Kingsbridge,School
▪ Wm: Farrish Residence,;.
Lot 6, Gin. 13, W. D.
Ashfield _
Colborne -:, Colborne. Township Hal 1;
Carlow'
Goderich Holmesville Hall(Old
School '.
' A total of 4,744 of the estimated
6,500 .eligible voters in Bruce '
turned out for'the plebiscite, return-
mg: officer, G. R• Gear. of Walker
tong said. In the advance 'poll there:
were 10. votes, for a GFO
with five against Following are
ballot results for, the county.
Albermarle - '76 yes; 17 no
Amabel 258: yes; 72' no
Arran - 2.21 yes; •129 no.';
Brant - 217 yes; 259 no;
Bruce-• 209 yes; 124 no,
Carrick 181 yes; 421: no;
Culross . - 235. yes, 102 ;'no,
• Eastnor - 48 yes; 97 no
Elderslie -'234. yes; 114 no;.
Greenock•-' 218 yes; 141 no.
Huron - 263 yes;' 95 no;
Kincardine - 199 yes; 67 poi
Kinloss •- 160 yes; 67 no;
Lindsay and• St. Edmunds 9 yes
. 35 no;
Saugeen -152 yes; 99 no;
There.. were'10 spoiled ballots.
Huron County voted '517o in favour
of aG.FO, far.'. below ;the required.
6950. 65 ballots were- spoiled in
Huron according to returning offic-
er Don Pullen of Clinton
Across•Ontarto, onlyabout• 437 b.•
of the voters favoured' a General
Farm Organization .•
Locally,' Kinlossa Culross,, Huron
,.and West: Wawatiosh Townships
• 'heavily favoured`"'a 'GFO with Ash- ;
-.field ` turning. it down, by ; a large :
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majority.
'e ids Corners , W. I.
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:ERLEY NEWS
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held theirJune meeting on'
'Wednes-!
day, June '25 with an attendance of
twenty one. After tte-opening ex,
ercises,' Mrs. Eldon Bradley presid;-
ed.,and'the secretary treasurer Mrs. .
C-eci I phrey-r-ead-the. co •
Reids Carner'•Women's Institute
'••ondence. The roll call was ':answer-
ed ,with a proverb.
After:'the business'Period a discu
Wed on "Thhe$lm - tome
or not to be" . Insecticides are. be-
ing u3ed as an experiment in treat-
ing a ;number of trees.
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__ Moncrieff Community Hall;
- • Ethel Community 'Hall
- John.Johnsron's Schoolhouse,
' Lot 19, Con. 1, Grey ' Twp, .
Hay - Legion Hail, Hensall • : 29.
Hay Township Hall, Zurich 83
Howick - Lakelet Hall 87'.
Fordwich Hall 95
-` Wroxeter Hall 53
Hullett• - Auburn Community Hall . 65 •
- Walton Community Hall, .57
- Foresters Hall, Constance.
- Londesboro Hall:
McKillop McKillop Township Hall::
Winthrop
• Tom Murray. Residence,
Lot 10; • • Con. 4,' Mc K it l op
Morris Township :'Hall
. ,Bayfield .Town Hall
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WEDNESDAY, JULY 2nd, 1969
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REPORT FRS
QUEEN'S
BY`'-MURRAY. ', GAUNT
HURON -BRUCE...
Ontario., , 'on:October l , will
become, the seventh province to
join the federal government's
shared cost program of medical ":
care insurance, a year and three
rnonths..after the scheme went into
effec
TheOntario'sch will
:private'.insuranc'etompanies to
act as agents:; selling a basic gover-,
,nrnent;sei-up of`:health insurance •
benefits,:
Premier John Robarts pledged that
under the government program
health insurance premiums.will be
no:. higher than;.the' present Ontario
Medical 'Services' Insurance
costs
The voluntary,. � OMSIP plan •has
nearly:.half of Ontario's .popu;lation
on its rolls and pays 90 per cent of
.doctors' fees as set. by .the:Ontario
Medical Association,
health insurance benefits available•;
to every person in the'province , ••
regardless of age; physical (*.fin-
ancial
r.fin-ancial condition
The plan will be available either
through OMSIP or through private,
insurance 'companies • which will
be licensed as government'agents
to sell the.plan on anon -profit
basis.
The government scheme, • to be,
sold on a premium basis, the same
as the.OMSIP plan, will be. the :
only basic health care plan avail-
able,
vail=able, although private. insurers' may
offer additional health insurance •
,benefits if they wish ,•
If Ontario had 'oined'one: year
ago', the P rovince'would have had
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the advantages of $1.75 million' in
federal funds Now, the:federal• •
contribution Will'be approximately
$80 million 'for the fiscalyear.
Agriculture Minister, William
Stewart, this.week:introduced
replacement for the. controversial
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Bill. 73, which will not
Monthly OMSIP premiums are
$5 90 for a single person, $11 80•:
for a couple and $14.'75 for: a
family if one is not eligible for
premium_assisrance
•The new 'plan, is not compul
sory, but: is:mandatory for employ
ee groups of more than 15, 'Mr.
Robarts' said he. expects about '90 •
z ' 'Mrs Jack Elliott sang a.patriotic # .
song, accompanied by her daughter Pei. cent of• residents of Ontario will,.
Susan Elliott be enrolled by October 1•, since
I:e
I entry' as agents by .the ;comm rcial
Mrs . Cecil Holland . commented ,
i and non-profit carriers will
.on a display of over ware sent:out automatically enroll their subscrib= •
by the'Department of Agriculture ers.
and Food at Guelph., •
A dainty lunch was- served-by�--Mrs:
William' Murdock and Mrs. Leonid
Reid. and a social time ; followed
In general,. this is the way it will
-work in the- roVince
P
require.pounds''to turn over stray.
dogs and cats to medical' research •
The. new.,legislation requires,',
poun'T eepers to attempt -o fi
the owners of, stray, animals and
permits ermits them` to retain animals as •
long as they like ; .It also, extends, ;
V' ,� Visitors with Mr.and:Mr's. Don
Dore last, w eek were . Calvin Robert
son and Morley .Scott .
Mr, .and Mrs.- Frank Maulden'and.
Mr. and Mrs "Gerald Schuler visit-
ed recently with Mr: and Mrs..
Stuart Lane and Janet.
IG.C. Sunday visitors with Mr and Mrs'.
Walter Forster were 'Mr .; • and Mrs.
ESTABLISHED 1A09 GordonPatterson, David `and Ray
Mend.MacQui�llan, M'r. and�'Mrs: `
AGNEW Don McCosh and Mr. and Mrs.
ARG :,AGNEVY Donald Johnston and` Mark of Oak
AUTOMOBILE FIRE ti ville,
LIABILITY Mrs.. Norval. Stanley , P.R.O. ;
Mrs..Don McCosh, Secretary Trea-
surer, and Mrs. Don: Reid, were in'..'
Bervie, attending, the •Bruce South
.Workshop on Monday for :the W.I.
Due' to sewage problems the
pupils of Ripley Central School had
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an extra. holiday on Monday,
. Misses Beth, Wood and Cathy Dore
• The government,* through OMSIP
will. make a' standard.' contract of
Custom Butcher'mng `Curing and Smoking`'
Cutting; and Wrapping —.Sausage _ _.... PPS 9 —• 9e Making -;Fast' Freezing :.
...HOGS AND CATTLE ON MONDAYS'
CATTLE ONLY ON IWEDNESDAYS'
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With Two Big Coolers, We Are Able To' Hang Your ;Beef ` From
1 To 3 Weeks - WhateVer. Your;, 2equicements Are •
For..:Ho.Jreezers-We Sell -Choice- Home Killed -Beet, ,Por
ELEVENTH and Lamb In Any Quantity Al Irow est Marketing Prices
ALL' :MEATS. ARE GOVERNMENT INSPECTED FOR YOUR
PROTECTION` .
CHAS. •HOOISMA, PROP,
FESTA
HOWARD
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Stephen
Blake School
- Varna Hall.
• Dashwood, Community Centre
- Stephen Township Office,
Creditozi..
• Shipka School: House. „.
Tuckersmith-Tuckersmith Township
Bldgs.. Egmondville
Ken Geminell's Res
jdence, Lat Q, con, 8-,
Tuckersmith.+
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•Bluevale Community Hall.
Jackson' Duncan's. Residence,
•: Con:, 10, ,Turnberry(Glenannan
Osborne Usborne Central -School- -___ .....
- Usborne Twp. Hall,,
Elmville.
'East'Wawanosh=Blyth,Memorial Hall •
• - Belgrave Arena 102 61,
- • Residence of George.
McGee,; • Lot 30, . Con-
cession•10,'• East.Wawanosh 65 25.
West Wawanosh - St. Helens. Hall; • 120' 48
Agricultural Office Board Room,.
- Clinton. 67 54
, 13 • 9'
.2698' 2511
Turnberry
688 20: ;.
87• 118
41. 69
57:. 63
41 59 '
85..
• 85' ' 102
93' 34'.
Advance '
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.TOTALS
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$aoderso.n's-
LADIES' & MEN'S WEAR•'
SPECIALS
ON WEDDING. 'FQRMAL. :.`
NIS,; -;BRIDESMAIDS ,;•GOWNS.
the pound redemption; period from
-48-hours to -three -days . A fte-r-that•-
:time, the pound may give the
animal away as a pet or turn it.
over to research.
At the same time', Mr. Stewart,
introduced -a 'companion bill
q
re q uirithe t:
n registration re ul•'
ation of pregnant mare farms in.
Ontario. Farms will be•subject.to
regular inspection
Gawley. '
Mr, and Mrs: Victor
Gawley,and Delmar Smith visited
with M r : and Mrs, Don Chadbourne
and Tracy of Kincardine ' •
Mr. Leslie',Gawley of .Powell.
River, B. C.. has returned: home
;after visiting Purple'Grove /
Mr, and Mrs. Don McCosh, acc
ompanied'by Mr, and .Mrs, Frank
Collwell, 'visited with 'Mr, and
Mrs., Gilders of Clinton on
Thursday.
Miss, Janet Porter and.' Miss June
Maxwell were weekend visitors •
with Miss Janet 'Forster. •
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$CARDINE DISTRICT,
miles south of Kincardine, High-
way. 21, location: 284 ' acre dairy
arm: 487000'_
KINLOSS TOWNSHIP 25 acres:
2 creeks, - 2cellent''trout :fishing,
PORPCE-GROGE
(TOO LATE FOR LAST WEEK] e:
Holidaying with•mt. and Mrs
Vic Gaw_ley-is-M De -1 a
of 'California.
INVESTMENTS
dUARANTEED TRUST
COURT CLERK are spending this week in•Oshawa
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HAVELOCK STREET
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A cleaning bee was hejr1 on
Friday atv the purple:Grove Comm.
unity•Centre. Doing the cleaning
; Mrs, Wayne Nixon, Mrs.
5: ACRES, 9. mile river, house,
barn.: Lovely view, located ' on
paved road,'1 mile from town,
500,
100 ACRES . No. 9 Highway,
house, barn, 16 acres, Workable,
balance bush; swamp. ' Springs
could be developed: $9,000.
12Vi ACRES Ashfield Twp. pav-
ed road. Cedars and hard.Map-.
•map-
le.. Never 'failing stream, $5 �.,
100, ACRES Kinloss Twp. fertile
soil, good barn' and brick hone,
$16,000. • .
For Thea* Properties
Please -Contact._
ROSALIND HODGINS
'39$4337.o •
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