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the acton free press wednesday september 13 1967 j capital grants aid farm improvements by henry j stanley during the past year increas ed capital grants have been made available to ontario farmers recently a few changes have been made in these resulting in the following for wells ponds and special cases of water supply farmer is eligible for a grant of 50 per cent of the approved cost and for fence tree or stone re moval for field enlargement 40 per cent of the cost the farmer may receive grants not exceeding 1500 in total for any one or a combination of these expenditures he also can receive onethird of the costs of farm drainage or the erection or renovation of permanent farm structures grain fruit or vege table storages paving of barn yards etc op to a maximum grant of 1000 all farmers must own the farm and have a minimum gross in come of 3000 during the pre vious year from the farm how ever the owner who rents his land to a tenant may now apply for a capital grant provided the tenant has a gross of 3000 off the leased land application forms and inform ation on these capital grantsare available at each office on the ontario department of agricul ture and food see us now for a law prka on canada finaat farm buimlnp farm supply company 1221 balrvlaw ave burunoton ontario 6342105 uauhouse rtsftvttwam vouno kofu held a centennial church service in the historic limehouse church sunday evening left to right are ricky appleyard robbie roughly eleanor karn ted brown norene noble mary limehouse lou brown linda linham margo ruddell betty anne brown mrs bert benton leader bill karn beth karn carl sinclair and beverley appleyard in front staff photo robert r hamilton optometrist 1 16 mountainview road s georgetown b773971 p young people4iddgentennialefvke congratulations to mrs and mrs john baker on the arrival of their wee daughter at hospital in georgetown a week ago the young peoples society of limehouse presbyterian church arranged a centennial church service on sunday evening arnica attracted a fair number of adults teddy brown opened the service and led in alternate scripture readings robbie roughley read scrip ture lessons and rev f n young had an appropriate ser mon the choir all in old time costume sang and misses betty ann and mary lou brown sang a duet a number of ladies in the congregatiqp wore the old styles a table of antique lamps glass china and bibles attracted atten tion in the basement where a social hour ended a worthwhile venture mr and mrs wesley noble of bldweu manitoulin island have been visiting the nobles and merediths mr and mrs w greenlees of campbeuville visited the a w bentons on sunday good luck to local youngpecpla- kroing on to further education including david roughley cont inuing at ryerson and mary lou brown and linda linham to lakeshore teachers college acton garden new and used parts fan belts tires batteries motor oil welding painting equipment case sales service 8 5 30889 14168446602 tractor implements certified mechanic repairs to all makes the guelph little theatre presents a rerun of its western ontario drama league award winning play the broken jug by donald harron wednesday september 20 through to test ride a case no obligation acton rr4 esquesing side road 25 west of highway 25 saturday september 23 all seats reserved i00 phone collect to 8245610 for reservations guelpb little theatre centre comer dublin and paialay streah c hardino price examines an old family bible after sunday evenings centennial service at limehouse presbyterian church looking on are some of the ladies yvho dressed in the old fashioned way left to right mrs lloyd mc- enery mrs walter linham mrs jack rough- ley mrs cam sinclair and mrs ted brown staff photo do you qualify for please inform us of others miss betty ann brawn is teaching at harrison school in georgetown and miss carole lawson at limehouse both are recent graduates of lakeshore teachers college mr s cahoonofvancouvervi- sited with mr wm cassldy of frederick st over the weekend mr and mrs j ledger have returned from a trip to expo and the uaritimes spending a few days at windsor ns where their mrs mary mcauley recently daughter donna will be on the visited with relatives inseaforthstafl of edgehill school tor girls mr and mrs norman small ridin instructress of niagara falls spent sunday with the latters mother mrsr m macdonald here mr and mrs don reed jr wingham ont visited mr and mrs don reed sr during the weekend mr jack greer has been a patient in guelph general hos pital miss robena c clarkhas been visiting with friends in stratford and niagaraonthelake this past week mr robert turner has been a patient in guelph general hos pital his friends hope for a return to better health soon mr and mrs frank ritchie of lucknow spent the weekend with the latters mother mrs m mcauley mr and mrs a m macpner- son spent a few days last week with their son and family in clarkson miss carol patterson attended camp at glen mohr presbyterian camp near beaverton recently mrs a symon of vancouver is visiting with her mother-in- law mrs mabel symon and mrs marguerite taylor this mr and mrs buss chls- holm pat and laurie visited in wingham last weekend with mr and mrs crawford douglas and family mr and mrs gordon sllcock borwash spent several days with the latters mother mr edith frank mill st e mr and mrs jack frank vi sited over the weekend with friends in owen sound and port elgin mrs f weyman formerly of rockwood is in satisfactory con ation in oakvule hospital as a result of injuries received in a two car crash which occurred while returning from vacation bill reed has completed his term and is employed at barrie with the hydro company mr and mrs bruce edmond- son south porcupine ont vi sited recently with mr and mrs don reedsr mr edmondson ex hibited some of his models of locomotives in the steam show at milton mr and mrs boss swack- hamer leave acton saturday for british columbia where they plan to take up residence our best wishes go with them classes in htcdern square dancing every thursday evening 830 pm at the robert little school caller orville phelps for information phone 8532435 or 8532565 domt miss out on fun night thursday september 21 at 830 pm premium assistance your medical coverage could cost you less than you think if you have no medical services insurance and because of your income you felt that you were unable to afford the premiums you can still afford to join the ontario medical services insurance plan because omsip gives premium assistance to persons who have lived in ontario for 12 consecutive months or more based on the amount of their taxable income juuianjifinn mk 7 1 ie the most sensational event of the year the dutch canadian country club of milton presents centennial tiget dance l cabaret i867 i igs7 september 22 milton arena 7 pm featuring famous tv and radio star gordie tapp canadian centennial band bob scott and the canadian pioneers jf the pairs and squares tvs own square dance exhibition group franks combo continental europe band f and the world famous cabaret star from the fiji islands princess carmita milton welcomes her london picadilly loves her milan italy praises her everybody admission 25q refreshments door prize return trip to amttwdam or equivalent also spadal prix for bvat old fashfcmmd cottuma welcome dont miss the most spectacular event of the year what is premium assistance by premium assistance omsip means either a greatly reduced cost of coverage which you pay in low installments once every three months or where applicable complete payment of your premium by the ontario government how to tell if you are eligible for premium assistance premium assistance is based on the amount of your taxable income for the year ending december 31 last check your completed income tax return for the past year under taxable income thats the reduced amount of money on which you pay tax after taking off any exemptions for your wife dependants charitable donations etc you may be eligible on the following basis a single you are eligible if your taxable income was 500 or less your omsip premium will be 750 every three months b couple you are eligible if your combined taxable income was 1000 or less your omsip premium will be 1500 every three months c family you are eligible if your familys total taxable income was 1300 or less your omsip premium will be 1500 every three months if you had no taxable income atall last year your omsip coverage may be paid in full by the ontario government when to apply for premium assistance you may apply for premium assistance when you join omsip or during the annual renewal period premium assistance is not automatically renewed even if you had no taxable income you must still reapply annually when you receive your personalized application and renewal form whictms mailed to every contract holder prior to the july renewal date so if you have no medical services insurance and because of your income you felt that you were unable to afford the premiums then obtain an application from any bank or from omsip 135 st clair avenue west toronto 7 a free b premium assistance is available from omsip omsip helps pay your doctors bills omsip pays 90 of 0mjl schedules fees 4