The Lucknow Sentinel, 1988-12-14, Page 9Majority of producers
to be compensated
The majority of beef producers who sub-
mitted claims when the Brussels
stockyard defaulted irr payments will be
receiving compensation. .
"About 80 per cent of the claims submit-
ted to the Beef Financial Protection Fund
Board have been approved, and the che-
ques are in the mail today," Ontario
Minister of Agriculture and Food Jack
Riddell announced this week.
"I am pleased the board has been able to
move so quickly to resolve this situation,"
he said.
Total payment will be nearly $500,000.
There were approximately 100 claims,
totalling Less than $800,000.
The livestock community sale in
Brussels began to default on payments for
cattle from Ontario and western Canada in
late October. At that time, ministry in-
vestigators took claims from producers
who had not been paid.
Each claim, including those submitted
by 4-H members, was reviewed by
members of the protection fund board
earlier this week "on its own merits" and
payment should be reaching the producers
soon, financial protection unit ad-
ministrator Gill Shaw said.
The Beef Financial Protection Fund
Board, administered by the ministry, is
made up of beef industry representatives.
Just rollin' along
Monday Mixed League
Marcial Lebreton captured the mens
high single score of the week by rolling a
249. Eric Taylor bowled the high triple
with 594.
On the ladies side of things it was Shani
Webb -Ziegler taking both the high single,
252, and the high triple, 628. Good bowling
Games Over 200: Nancy Gibson -202,
Fred DeBoer-226, Annette Lebreton-223,
Jim Cranston -225, Dave Huber -236, Han-
nah Hartitemink-244, Betty Stanley -248,
Marcial Lebreton-249, Shirley
Kennedy -231, Wendy Ritchie -215, Shani
Webb -Ziegler -252,213; Eric Taylor -225.
226.
Martin was this week's Be Happy Man.
Wednesday Night Couples
Team Standings: Gopher -95,
Squirrels -123, Kangaroos -108,
Chipmunks -110, Qolverines-90, Tigers -102.
Pat Livingston bolwed the high single
and the high triple this week with scores of
282 and 652.
The men's high single went to Brian
VanOsch wit)}„ 231 while the high triple
came from David Elliott with 588
combined.
Games Over 200: Wayne Bell -220, Brian
VanOsch-231, David Elliott -203,222;
Gerald Rhody-228,206; Hary
Livingston -200, Pete VanOsch-202, Steve
Carvell -213, Wilma Elliott -213, Pat
Livingston -282, Betty VanOsch-202,226;
BOWLING
Nancy Swan -250,, Marie Scott -227.
Thursday Ladies League
Team Standings: Canada -43, USA -38,
Mexico -47, Australia -45, China -57,
Russia -21.
Tami Allen had the high single of 294 this
week and also captured the high handicap
single with 337. Wilma Elliott rolled the
high triple score with a 746.
Games Over 200: Bev Gibson -206,257;
Wanda Keith -210, Marj Wilson -224, Nancy
Farrish-230, Tami Allan -294,220; Wilma
Elliott -220,270,256; Shani Webb -
Ziegler -230,221.
Town and Country
Team Standings: Snowdrops -33,
Crocuses -29, Pansies -26, Daffodils -24,
Tulips -21, Hyacinths -17.
The high lady this week was Kay
Crawford with 242 single and 464 double
scores. Fern McDonald was right behind
Kay with 238 single a a double of 455.
For the men it was Donald McCormick
with a single of 199 while Len McDonald
rolled a double of 393.
Games Over 200: Kay McCormick -229,
Jean Phillips -210.
Local churches present
for Bruce Presbyterial
The executive of the Bruce Presbyterial
UCW met at Elmwood United Church on
November 21. Twenty executive and 30
representatives from the local churches
were present for the meeting. Isla Lamont,
president of the Elmwood UCW, and Laura
Williams, president of the Bruce
Presbyterial, welcomed everyone.
Minutes of the previous meeting were
read and approved. The treasurer's report
was given by Dorothy Domm. The propos-
ed budget for 1989 was given by Lillian
McCallum.
The Bruce Presbyterial Annula Meeting
will be held in Port Elgin's United Church
on March 6, 1989. The theme will be 'Foun-
dations for Living'.
Hamilton Conference Annual Meeting
will also be held in the Port Elgin church
April 26 and 27. The theme will be 'Christ
calls - renew. reflect. react.'
There were many reports given on the
various events that had taken place this
fall. Sixteen delegates attended the twp-
day workshop at Five Oaks. It was the first
time for several ladies and they were im-
pressed and inspired. Over 200 ladies had
attended the five area fall festivals and
good topics were presented.
The Leadership Division told of pro-
gramme material that is now available at
the Bruce Presbytery Resource Centre.
The Citizenship Division urged all
members to discourage the buying of war
toys and games at Christmas time.
The Stewardship Division said that the
Mission and Service Fund of .the United
Church is the best place for project money.
The programme tor the day was
prepared by the Stewardship Division. The
theme was 'Who really is my neighbour.
Lieut. Robert Brown of the Salvation Ar-
my from Hanover spoke of his work with
people who need help. He answered ques-
tions from the aldies and took back with
him boxes of canned goods that had been
brought by members. These will be used
for Christmas Hampers.
A skit entitled 'Grave - a dialouge on
poverty' was presented. It was brought to
all that the needs of the poor should have
priority over the wants of the rich.
Laura Williams thanked the Styeward-
ship Division and the ladies of Elmwood
who hosted the meeting before adjourning.
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