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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1962-05-31, Page 4mentary scereta,rY• for a year, • called 'Mr. :Hamilton "the best • :agriculture minister Canada. has ever -'had."—Other tributes to the minister were paid by lion,. 0. S. MaeNatighton,.. Huron MP?, and Elmer D, npll, Qc, .prest- dent of. the Ontario: PC, Asaeohi, tiOn. . - • 4 Huron; Warden -Oeorge, CutCheen, Prussels, was chair., man for the meeting, Whieh tracted only a small crowd, Marvin Howe, Wellington4fur, on MP, introduced the speaker, Ask for Mobile Operater YJ-3454 And We Come To You Why is Social Credit Sweeping Canada? Social Credit has the answers. This week our leader "Bob" Thompson is explaining the two price system (sometimes called Parity Pool) to farmers in Western Canada. Basical- ly, it by-passes the "financiers" and the "world bookkeep- ers" or "money jugglers" and maintains parity between say, a bushel of Canadian wheat against a Sheffield knife and fork. Why Can We Save 40% on Public Buildings? Schools, Hospitals, etc., mentioned in last week's adv.? The Municipal Bank we propose to do this (see Alberta's Act re: loaning funds at 2%) is already found in Federal legislation of 1938 but quietly shelved in 1940. Why? Would you like to think you'd paid $4,000 for each $2,400 car purchased since 1938? More about this next week. A FEW COPIES OF "CANADIANS, IT'S TIME YOU KNEW" are still available at 50c, and does supply all the answers. VOTE SOCIAL CREDIT EARL DOUGLAS IN HURON eV42:4•131.0.131.0.1.11111,150.MMIMMICOMM.V.I.V.S. O•nelm.SPIMIWOMQ•L•Pli*M100•11..41...0.1i, Jt' Elston Car iff is t done! E perience has nyf substitute L. ELSTON CARDIFF j. Published by Tinton Progressive Conservative Association TUE BRUSSELS POST hrrecla.y, May 131st, X962 WALTON OUR COMMITTEE :ROOM IS MOBILE, our ability to find grass to feed the people of North America," Caguas will need 15 million cattle by 1075, he predicted, re, quiring an annual increase of 500,000 head a year. This will mean a steady boost for farm- ers, ''pc MINISTER.. WARNS FARMERS Jerry Wessel; 34,milten., Wga. •,,: visitor with, Mrs, Ethel Dennis. 10. and Mrs, W. StUt*, Kitchener, ---- DOMESTIC MARKET NOT ENOUGH • was encouraging foOd' .process- ing companies to loin together 'united L t s ,6 effort ts \tvoa s export their Products, motplified :t)byY etahnenirnerinitrmosstaboflisha, fruit and vegetable exporting company which would be strong enough to compete in interna- tional markets. He stressed the importance of the government's food insti- tute in developing new pro- ducts for changing market con- ditions and the negotiation of trade agreements with unde- veloped countries to provide them with funds to buy the. Canadian protein foods they re- quire, Amid applause, he defended the China wheat sale, which "helps everyone in Canada". As a Christian nation, Canada could not refuse to sell its food products to the starving people in Communist countries. Be- sides, he added, it was better for these nations to spend their money on food for their people than to use it to build up their armies. with her parents Mr, and Mrs'. TLI" Datidas, . Mr, and Mrs; Glenn. Frase r and fau)ily, Stratford, With M. Fraser. Mr. and Mrs. Ron Ennis, 'Hamilton, Miss Ruth AnnEnnis, Kitchener, and Mr, an d Mrs, Ispveridge, Toronto. with Mr, and Mrs. D. Ennis, Mr, and Mrs, Burke and family, Wingham, with Mrs. -Arthur .McCall, Mr, and Mrs. Floyd Jenkins and faindly with her parents, Mr. and, Mrs. Clarence. Martin. Mr, and Mrs, Horace Rutledge and family, London, with the :Humphries j family, 1 Barrie Hoegy, Toronto and Miss 1 Norma Hoegy, Kitchener, with Mr, and Mrs. Clifford Hoeg'''. Miss Catherine Buchanan, - Kitchener, with Mr. and Mrs. Donald: rpchana,p, Cordon Murray and W, C. Hack- well were visitors with Bruce- ' field friends, Agrieulture Minister Alvin Hamilton, speaking at Wing:, hatn Saturday night, urged; Huron farmers to: support the: PC's program to, still-1,4We ex, , pert of surplus products :and to build up the beef cattle Indus- try. fie said the government's t. selling approach to the surplus problem was the only glterna, tive to the quota and control : policies advocated by Liberal and NDP parties Export sales, he stated, "can take the pressure off the sur- pluses on our , domestic mar- Itet.'? He felt there was a large market for Canadian far m goods in Western Europe and that undeveloped countries in Asia, Africa and South America offered tremendous sales poten- tial. Mr. 'Hamilton criticized the quota systems advocated by spokesmen for other parties. "I'd hate to see a police state setup under which farmers are told what they have to produce —a socialized marketing '.sys- tem . with regulations restrict- ing production. We prefer the selling approach." The minister -,:rged farmers to become export conscious, "The. fact must be faced that you no longer will find the do- mestic market sufficient. We must find relief outside Can- ada." Encourage United Sales The government, he said, 4 SEE — HEAR JIM DONNELLY Goderich Lawyer CKNX-TV Channel 8 Tuesday, June 5 6:10 to 6:15 On Behalf of Elston CARDIFF X Huron PC Ass'n. 10•11...•••%...01.0.1•0111.0•Mm....0•1 Beef Program The minister outlined his de- partment's policy to build up the beef industry which is being faced with increasing demands. "The period we have been waiting for for 30 years in the cattle industry is here. The fact is that the population is growing at a faster pace than To help farmers take advant- age of this opportunity, the government was encouraging greater production of feed grain both in the west and east, along with the development of more storage 'faeilities, Use of community pastures, already popular in the west, will be encouraged in the east to enable farmers to increase their beef herds, 'Under this program, farmers send their fe- males and calves to commun- ity pastures, operated at cost, to permit production of more feed grain and fodder on their farms, Another plank in the govern- ment's farm program involves co-operation with provincial governments in the conserva- tion of water resources. Efforts must he made, he said, to hold and collect surface water, as well as to develop bigger sources of supply such as lake pipeline systems. The difference in attitude to- ward agriculture between the Liberals and the present gov- ernment was demonstrated in farm credit loans, Mr. Hamil- ton stated. In 28 years, the Lib- erals provided a total of $120 millions to farmers; The PC's loaned over $130 million in two years alone. Huiron MP Elston Cardiff, who was the minister's parlia- SEAFORTH UPHOLSTERY Centre Street TELEPHONE 446 For all kinds of upholstering. Brussels Representative SELWYN BAKER PHONE 263J BRUSSELS WINGHAM iviEMOR1AL SHOP QUAL1Tv, SERVICE, CRAFTSMANSHIP Open Every Woek Day cz.:11L1 1.:011 1,1; a ; El .e-4411- enia :antes i9r Over 35 Year* of ,ene 256, WIngharn R. A. $POTTOn •4.12a•DA•ov•Usanklirtswello aae.aowasioncormoo•s;. . S. ki,k, l htiktiNGTON, Q. C. FP.UsSE Ls PHONE 120 s.lesday and Saturday All Day — Office Open Every Day BRUSSELS and WINGHAM ORVAL 'HARRISON TV AVID EvAilitTRic -q1044Na; Brustele 3273,34 R. 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Arnold your local CN Agent, at trusseta S•62 The Huron Record FEDERAL ASSISTANCE TO HURON COUNTY, 1957-62 CONSTRUCTION Post Offices and Public Buildings $ 375,000.00 HARBOR AND RIVER IMPROVEMENTS $ 500,000.00 ASSISTANCE TO HOSPITALS $ 120,000.00 PROJECTED (1962.63) Goderich Harbor (Removal of Ship Island) ,.,,,,;,,,,,$ 700,000.00 Clinton Public Building $ 90,000.00 Bayfield -- Repairs to Pier $ 65,000.00 $1,850,000.00 .1141125111ONOWSK IIII*111=11311111aiblilea• 4' , • e41,1,111t.,,t,:2111/P7rr'' ' • r...T.L ',74.,0,11, , • •.., „ - ,,, y , ,„.. „ .„ , . ., • „.„.„: • g„ „