The Wingham Advance-Times, 1975-12-18, Page 2mime -Time , Thum., DeeeMber 49
047:He Persona.
'Wenn uck of
Sunday with
ar Dane.
i I_ . Leonard Lichty,
f!+e`doi and Matthew of
rrgua visited Sunday with
' iii hty and Miss Verna
Pad Mrs.. Martin Scott
Vent a few days at the home of
, and Mrs. Fean Rea of
Guelph.
.14r. and 'Mrs. James Austin,
Jet ey and Derek of Elmira
Visited Sunday, with Mrs. William
Peter Atkinson spent the week -
With his parents in Toronto.
;Robert J. Gibson underwent
knOe.. surgery in Wingham and
1istet Hospital.
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Visitors with Mrs. Vernon Bar-
were Mrs. Myrtle Smith,
t :;don Cook of Owen Sound, Mr.
and Mrs. Jeffrey Barlow, Gerr'
ynn and Joy and Wells Bar1oW
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Barlow, L orrie, Cindy
of Oakville.
Miss Beverley May, tcistowel,
spent the weekend with Mrs:.
Gerald May.
Birks Robertson of Teeswater
visited Friday at the homes of
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Edgar and
Mrs. Glad Edgar.
Miss Avril Galpin of Tunbridge
Wells, England is spending the
Christmas season with. Mr. and
Mrs. Norman Fairies.
Mr. and Mrs. Melville Beecroft
of Otterville and Mr. and Mrs.
Neil Omand of Listowel, RR 1,
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Hector Hamilton.
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Howick and Minto Recreation
Hockey saw Lakelet off to a good
start Thursday night when they
downed Fordwich 9-4 at the
Howick Arena.
The books in the library were
changed on December 16.
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Dodd and
baby visited Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Brian Greenley.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Demerling
and son pf Beaverton spent the
weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
Harvey Demerling.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Inglis visited
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. T. A.
Inglis in the Stratford Hospital.
Mrs. Eleanoir Morrison of Hol-
stein visited Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Derril Hallman and family.
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ATTENDING the annual meeting of the Ontario Federation of Agriculture were Martin
Baan, Walton; Jim Williamson, Brussels area, and Doug Fortune, Turnberry. They were
delegates to the meeting, representing the northeastern region of Huron County.
MURRAY GAUNTM.P.P. HURON -BRUCE
Report from Queen's Park
Provincial rent control pro-
posals have been the subject of
considerable debate this week. A
number of briefs have been sub-
mitted to the Legislative Com-
mittee studying the controls,
which has now completed its
work. The bill is now back into
the Legislature for clause by
clause debate.
Spokesmen for apartment
owners have maintained that at
least 10 per cent increases in
rents are necessary to cover
higher taxes, hydro and mainten-
ance costs.
On the other hand, others have
maintained that many landlords
will make windfall profits next
year, even if rent increases are
limited to the eight per cent pro-
posed by the Government.
During consideration of the bill
by the Comfnittee of the -whole
House, thelegislation was
amended to include rooming
houses, as well as • non-profit
limited dividend and public hous-
ing units. In effect, rental' in,
creases would be restricted to:8
per cent retroactive to Last July
30th for "any premises used or
intended to be used for residen-
tial purposes." The 8 per cent
limit would apply also to rents; d -
creased after January 1st, but
landlords - and tenants could
appeal to review boards.
The all party select committee
on a proposed 25 per cent in-
crease in Ontario Iydro rates has
recommended that the increase
be trimmed to 22 per cent.
The report recommended a
further reduction in the rate
should the province decided to
trim Hydro's proposed 1976
borrowing program and a $400
million cut in Hydro's share of
the Government's 2.2 billion
borrowing program would permit
a reduction in the increase to
about 20 per cent. A 22 per cent
increase will translate into an in-
creased cost to municipal utilities
of about 16.5 per cent and a jump
of 13.9 per cent in a typical
en Invi
tae
Pie lug nuclear
the Province not gollocting
' million in water rentalm
The Ministry of Health has
ordered all hospitals in the .prova
►ce to freeze Salaries of senior
employees, the namhet of full
time and part time star( • and any
nedi'nson n progrrames'
and servicesexpafori1.87i6.
Provincial Treasurer, Darcy
McKeough,: re -enforced his
previous statements on restraint
this week by indicating that the
Government of Ontario will meet
its pledge to limit overall ex-
penditure growth to 10 petr cent in
1976-77 without compromising
essential services.
Further, the province intends
to increase funding to the
municipalities in the order of 5 to
8 per cent for next year, 'which
represents a substantial cut
back.
Smokers are
incregsing
their habit
Statistics Canada reports that
those people who smoke appear
Lo besmoking more cigarettes
per day.
There hays been a rise in the
percentage of smokers having 11
to 25 cigarettes a day and a
decrease in the percentage of
those smoking frdm one to 10
cigarettes a day. Christmas Seal
dollars support anti-smoking pro-
grams, and the rights of the non-
smoker.
Ninety per cent of the Christ-
mas Seal funds collected stay in
thecommunities from which they
are received. The Christmas Seal
dollars go to research and com-
munity action to prevent and con-
trol lung disease. The programs
also aim to reduce cigarette
smoking, the chief cause ' of
emphysema and chronic bron-
chitis and air pollution which
aggravates lung disease. •
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ristmas Feet:, itati ,
piano solos,, skits, carols nd
plays wwere:very much enjoyed b
all. Mr, Wayne Baswink wasil
chairman, .ata Claus came ° to;
di .tribute gifts and the ladies
served coffee and; cookies gid''.
chocolatemilk during . ficial"
houlr'
'Robert Colley celebrated his.
89th birthday with members of
his family Saturday evening at
the home of his son-in-law and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Wilson'
Thornton.
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