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BLYTH AREA DUNG . LIBERALS'
DISCUSS. PRO INCIAL PROBLEMS
trained people and it only cdun
tries that-have,..trained.,educatien-
alists that'' are .progressive,' Pro-
fessor James 7 R.:'Scott, Seaforth;
told''a meeting. of the.Hiiron-Bruce•
Liberal, Association, in Blyth last
week, It is predicted that by. 1980.
we will have .an increase in pope=
lation of " ten million people; he
continued. More people wean more
schools and mor trained teachers;.
Professor ..Scott 'ivho is execu
tive director, of the. Liberal Associ-
ation -of Ontario was introduced
by; Miss :Eleanor Reed, Dungan
noir..
"There never was a time' in. the
history of the . world when such,
rapid changes have _taken place as
are . taking place . today," he;. . told,
the, group, `and th'i"s is 'ably -the
beginning," • •
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• There are great problems, ,loom=
frig up
:.for the farmer, far great-=
er than the . marketing problem.
INS/quitewithin "th:e: reagin of pos.'
Si 71"i. ,ty That :the ,•farmer iso facing
the greatest."problen he .has; ever
faced, that •'of; contract, farming,
the slieaker said_
Scott Fairservrce,''vice-president:
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of the_Central:Area,••-chaired the.
ine'eting. George Inglis AR;1, Clif-
ford; president 'of ,the Huron -Bruce
Association,.brought. greetings and,
expressed his.°pleasure to the 24'
members of the •Young. Liberal.
Association `who were present .
_Rae..._Watson Liberal' .candidate
• ok uron . r-u;ce-ndrng,=exlressed
ins" appreciation • at -the large re-
presentation 'of young." Liberals'
present . and in. part; -';'stated: ? ".het
us try_to Make our, rurah•edirimuni-.
ties" a • better: place in . which to.
live; Be aler`t-.to the;. needs 'of your:
community.,,'; and above all, • have
faith in yourself and 'dedicate your
sett to' your .job " he said
Jim Blake . of Ashfield township',
expressed the ,'appreci;ation;.of-the
Yqung--L. iberal: Associalfert ,for the,
,invitation, extended to •them to at-
tend- the meeting -
Mr. Scott ainiounced• the date of�
-the • annual meeting ;of: the'Liberal
Association _to'.be held in Toronto
April . 3 Tlie sfollowing delegates
and alternates to• attend thi`s'. meet
ing. were appointed: Wilfred:'Short-
•reed; RR 1, Walton; •;Cecil Blake,
]bungannon, Era n k' Thompson
;Holyrood onna- i oil,; ,.. iadxQ
ter; Mrs Andy Lunn;, Wingliam;
Jim Blake; Dungannon alternates.'
Robert Hether-ington, Wingham;
:Geo•,rge'Inglis 'RR 1, Clifford;., Cliff
Dunbar; Ethel ;'Brown:,Smythe;. RR
2 Auburn Jim: Watson Lucknow
Wallace Wilton, RR 5, Mildmay.
Others who spo15e. briefly, were:
Councillors Gordon, Elliott, `.Blyth,
Walter Shortre'ed Morris township;
Simoir-Uailahan Hast Wawanosh;
Ceti1 Blake; ' Reeve .'oi Ashfield;
'BorSirnpsbn, viee-president of the
Western.. Area; Bill Elston, . treas.
urer; Herb Luntz,! Formosa, and
Gordon . Gibson, Wroxeter. -
FEDERATION ' ao
NEWS
The
Legislature
In Action
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• TORONTO - opposition Leader
John- Wintermeyer saw red- Test
week :the red being the redink
of Ontario's public :debt.
,In a major assault 'on the Frost
government's ' biggest -ever _budget;
the "Liberal; leader, -charged '.'that
the Progressive -Conservative fin-
ancial,,,.policies 'over the last, 15
years had been' running. the. prow,
ine'e into ;the. red at a' rate: twice
° as. fast as that of the Federal: Gov-
ernt:men_ .
' By the' end Of the, next fiscal
year,: he charged, .the Frost, GOV-
ernmerit Willi have overspent itself
by, the staggering sunt of $217,-
•000,000. "
' 'Ontario.- is paying out
ni`ore than $100,000;000 a• year in
Interest'. charges alone," he.said.
"This is more than the .total cost
of all .,elementary and ' secondary.
school .construction in .the Prov-
ince."
Iii• a : biting attacknn-'Preini r
-Frost's policies; Mr. ,Winterrneyer
denounced, •the -;;government 'for.
yielding: to •political .expediency-,
putting. forward a:. false elairn of_
"surplus" :while . at the same time
borrowing money at an ever. -faster
rate. .
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'The Government keeps' two sets
of books, .;one as ;show a ::surplus,
one ,to disguise it'S. ',debts " he, de-,
dared. '''This may fool :some -Of
the people some .the time, but
you" can't fool all the people all of;,
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the time ". M1
In, the,...same speech,:, Mr ' Win
ermeyer'suggested that the niud-.
le;;over farm,. products. marketing:
hauld' be cleared -up right -away...
Formation of• a separate `govern-.
Fent .department; 'under a.-separ,
te minister, to, s handle all farm
arketing;;prograins, is the"
only
nswer he- said.
"The problenr m our°agricul
ral industry today is not.produc-':
ion; but •distribution,?) he
In an amendment to the: budget
otion—he a'I'sa `urgedttliat til,'e''
gricuiture .:Department allocation,
this year -should'Jinclude ••finds for, 'j
tended.) credit :for ..fariii Ioans ;
nd.;also ad provide: •improved Ware-''
`-uses ;and:storage facilities for.
fishable crops.
•'Goaded by taunts from ;the QP-'
osition benches, ' Prelilier Frost
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osereluetantly :in";the House • last
ek �o :spEdl out 'his_ czkyn miss vv
BY .J CARL `HEMINGWAY '
The Huron 'County ..Corop..Insur-
ance ..committee of the Federation
•of• Agriculture met Tuesday eve-
ning.; last- in .the hoard : rooms of,
,
the Clinton Credit, Union: Sales"
records .Were reviewed and showed,
that an ever .inerea sing number are
taking advantage of "the fine pry
tection and 'service -being supplied
by �this.',organzation. -The new',`; C
I. A 4Life has 'received its,. Char, -
ter and policies .are expectedh to
be . available through--the:'regular-
agents; before lung.
• 'rhe committee and agents, agree
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ter", arrange for a display at local
trade and'fall, fairs to, promote
> Would .like 'to refer to the Av'ro-
Arrow, .situation..Here we ,hate a
large company sur�•enly Stopping
production The needed -;equipment
iyi11 be,T.supplied bY,, the'United
States.. I ,wonder if farmers re='
alize .that this ;' `could happen` to'
agriculture in, Canada , if large' cor-
•porations•take over control through
vertical ,integration?-,
• About one-half Million : pounds. of
,chicken were imported'from Unit -
e4 States during' January. We are
told that • the• amount .of grain:, in:
storage;there- 'equals three years'
•production of 'Canada It '..,Would
then'• be possible''fei iTiacking com-
panies which ?have counterparts`in
supply our markets
_With livestock...for spine- time
Broilers";were being:. -Produced at
12 cents .per pound, to the Producer
Georgia, and,;ahese '.are, within.
Shipping ;distance -of Ontario.;7t
might' be more satisfactory for, our
processors to bring these in rather.
than to produce <;here.
Egg�produetioli could easily fad
low the' same. pattern, as..broilers
if .this industry `-gets, away fro.Iri
producer`.eontrol. This 'may fie. just
a bad dream but producers ; could
do': well to retain control of -the
sale -of their:rodue
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Ings about his government's liquor..
�lieies
"1 admit w$ ha°tea liquor bill
ere- of staggering proportions,"
e said.(That profit on. Ontario -
quos sales last: year brought$70;
0,000, ,•to • 'government • ;coffers):;
„The amount of social drinking
sprovince is sufficient:.:
use for people tostand back and.
ender 'whether- the. sale of liquor'
ight-not befree-enough'now ..
Liberal.' Leader;, - Winterineyer
made "clear' ;bus• .party's' stand : on
Province's liquor Iaws ' Con=
nary; to- Tory hints; the . Liberals'
did not favor freer sales =hut the: ',
iminatron'.'of "foolish inconsisten
es'., now 'in, the'.
On' the .in
hand,_this, govern'.
nt. espouses puritanism; on the
e
her • it permits, conditions which'
not benefit' the public. at large;"
e .said
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After-be~close of the lively two.
ur ;;debate, ob"serv,ers coininent
..that it• was the first time that,
eniier Frost, usually tl-ie- suav
of parliannentarians fiad been
yen byppositioi attacks into.`
king an ;:unpremeditated. state
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