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4-rono Weekly Times, Wednesday, August 9th. 19718 White beans given support La recent news release from Agriculture Minister, Eugene Wbelan, it is pointed out that Ontario's 1977 White Bean Crop has been designat- ed for support under the Agriculture Stabilization Act. The support price bas been set at $3W985 per tonne or $17.23 per cwt. This is 90 percent of the 5-year average mrket price indexed to reflect changes in the cash cost of production. The aver- age market price for 1977 White Beans bas been calcul- ated at $320.77 per tonne or $14.55 per cwt. The deficiency payment, therefore, is $59.08 per tonne or $2.68 per cwt. The deficiency payrnent, therefore, is $59.o8 per tonne or $2.68 per cwt. White Bean growers will be eligible for assistance on up to 160 tonnes of the 1977 White Bean crop. Because of the rapid growtb in the acres of white beans * eNGSECA 7edysaeee * e xprsAgut1t 21*IN TREeES * eAVIL Heimrath favoured to win Mosport When Trans-Arn auto rac- ing Champion Ludwig Heirn- rath takes to the track for the Molson Diamond Can-Arn Trans-Arn weekend, August 18, 19, 20; he will be seeking not oaly an unprecedented grown in Ontario, is is pointed out that many producers had a bad year in 1977 when it was very wet harvest conditions and therefore rnuch lower yields than were originally anticipated. We expect to receive dlaim Torms lor the White Bean Stabiization Pay- ment, and when we do, we will let you know through this columa and you can pick them up at our office. third win in three years at Mosport but also, an increase in bis siender points Iead of the S.C.C.A. Trans-Arn series. Witb a win and two second place fînishes in the first five races, lleimrath holds a narrow margin in the nine- race series of which the Molson Diamond Trans-Arn, August 18 is the seventb race. A crusty, Germnan-bora' Canadian frorn Scarborougb, Ontario; Heimrath operates a Porsche ,dealersbip la bet- ween jaunts, across North America to race bis Porsche Turbo. Operating from bis Scarborough base, Heimrath bas numerous race victories to bis credit plus two Canad- Kitchen energy conservation Ia these days of. rising. prices and diminishing ener- gy supplies most Canadians are interested la saving botis money and energy. Agriculture Canada's food advisory division, is also concerned about. conserving electricity. Thse division's f ood consultant& and techai- clans conducted tests to compare thse amounts of electricity required for cook- iag, using an eiectric range and several small electrical appliances. Their advice ini- cludes thse following: Use a toaster to toast bread, not tbe broiler of the ovea. Use an electric kettle to boil IN TH MMOI PR * Ingrm:0t800.u J Prm Iabce ef aePtteBn BkdBàs etr t ( s' *ofe IoNtRlse ENTERAINMET AN * IES Tikt $40I hlrnudr1 er 25 Sponsred y th *rn andAra hanbe o Comecean * h - Iteto o mniySrie fte ono ecsl M M M MM M M MMCM MLMM 0 YM MM M M MM M water, ratiser than a range-- top element. Use pots that fit the element and bave tiglit fitting lids, and turu off appliances as soon as cookiag la completed. When thse starship-like rac- ing cars of the Can-Am series move to Mosport for the MoIson Diamond Can-Am Trans-Arn weekend, August 18, 19 and 20; thse track will look more like star wars than car wars. With their sleek, wide bodies and wings that pro- duce downforce for faster coraering instead of lit for flying the Can-Arn cars will be driven by a field of drivers from as far away as Australia and as near as Toronto. Expatriate Australian dri- vers Alan Jones and War- wick.Brown lead the points standings for thse Citicorp Can-Am Challenge with Americans George Folîmer, AI Holbert and Elliott Forbes- Robinson la bot pursuit. Jones frorn Melbourne who lives la London, England is a regular front runner on the Grand Prix circuits of Europe and between races he jets to North America to drive la thse Can-Am at thse wheel of the futuristic looking Chaparral Lola of Jim Hall and Carl Haas which is sponsored by First National City Travelers Checks. Jones' lead in the points standings is based on three wins in six starts so far this season. Mosport's Moi- son Diamond Can-Arn is the seventh race la thse ten-race series. Jones' countryman Brown frorniWahroonga,, Australia lives in Costa Mesa, Califor- nia, and drives a Lola similar to Jones' but entered by the Beigian Count Rudy Van Der Stratten. Brown's VDS Lola won at Watkins Glen and bas one second and two third place finishes to its credit. Californians Folinser of ian Championships (1961 and 1964) and the 1977 S.C.C.A. Trans-Arn Crown. He wants to win Mosport because it's his home track and he knows the twists and turns of the 2.459 mile Euro- pean-style Iayout better than most drivers. But while he has been winning at Mosport since the track opened in 1961, Heim- rath is quick to point out that aithough he may be a Huntiagton Harbour Forbes-Robinson of La centa are thse only drivers to have won a Ce so far this season. Fu blmself the only f Can-Am Champion (197 active la the serie wide-bodied sports drives a rnodified Lola a Prophet while F, Robinson's Lola spec: called a Spyder and is'b by film star Paul New: Joining Loia-driving bert of Warriagton, Pe vania lan the bridesmai not bride category anE namnes as Grand Prixi Jean-Pierre Jarier of « France who drives a Sb another expatriate Ausi We Inviîte You to See Our Line... favourite on bis home terri- tory, he is far fromn a shoe-in to win and there are several drivers who intend to prove just that. Join the Canadian irinority group The Fit. Elderly and obese beware hot summer In the middle of oneof the hottest, dryest summers on record, St. John Ambulance remiads you that heat can be a menace. It causes a loss of body fluids and sait than can lead to heat exhaustion. Elderly and obese people are most suceptible, but- it can catch anyone, even cbildren. Normally over exertion will cause it, but on a very bot day, you'Il lose energy just sittiag around. On days like that, make thse kids sit down and cool off occasionally, and be sure everyone drinks lots of water. Water's part of the treat- ment -if heat exhaustion does strike. It shows as a sbock- llke condition, witb dizziness, muscle cramps, coid, clam- rny skin and sometiases nausea an d dîarrbea. Get the victim into a cool place. If he is conscious, give bum coid water te drink. If he's vomitiag or bas diar- rhea, add a balf of a teaspoon of sait to a pint of water or give bimn a saited broth. If he's unconsclous, don't try ta. give him anything by mouth. Put him lan what's called the recovery position, lying down, on bis side with thse head back so that if he is sick, lie wrn flot choke. fromn California, Vern Schup- pan who drives an Australian- built Elfin and Floridiasi John Guan in a Lola. Canadian content at Mos- port wiil be provided by former Canadian Champion Horst Kroll of Toronto's and suburban Scarborough who Cres- drives a Haymnan Kroll Lola, other bis owa creation. Fellow sa-Arn Canadian Howard Kelly of llmner, Kingston, Ontario also pilots former a Hayman Kroll Lola. 2) still Setting an auto -racing ,s for precedent, the Molson Dia- cars, rnond Can-Am will be a two callèd heat, évent iastead of one ýorbes-' contînuous race. Th e prize lail is fund of $75,000 will be split backed equ ally between thse two 30 man. lap (75 mile) heats and thse -overali wmnner who will A o receive a stirling silver, dia- BnnHol- mond studded Molson Dia- lnnsbut mond beit' buckle will be id ut determined by placîags la sscseach heat. Ail previous Can- driver Arn races have been run as Paris, continuous events or witb a hadow, short qualifying beat and then ralian a feature. Social invtatiors and announce-I ments; business cards and sta- tionery. We cari handie any job! Rubber Stamps Mode Orono Weekly Times., 'I Starships headed for Mosport