HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1980-10-22, Page 8ofrOM page 1
bridge, Menday morning at 10.34 a.m.
Burial follOwed in St. Joseph's Cemetery.
•A Ripley man died Monday, October 13 in.
University Hospital, London, following a ear
accident on Sunday, October 5.
• Daniel Ray Walden was born 012 Aug4st 8,
1957, in Kincardine, a son of Ray and Ruby
Walden of R. 1 Kincardine. He was
emplOyPd at the Bruce *clear. ,Fever.
Development,;._
Re is survived by his wife; the forrn0
Myra Lippert of Ripley, his parents, three
sisters, Barbara McCart, London; Susan,
Mrs. Douglas Stevenson,Lucknovv; Kaye at
home and one brother, Todd at borne,
The funeral service was held at the
MacKenzie and McCreath Funeral Home in
Ripley on Thursday, October 16 at 2 p.m.,
Burial followed in Ripley Cemetery.
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ed to determine the size of
the rebates given to the large
chains as compared to those
'given to the independerit ,
retailers and the smaller
chains. As a result, they
were not able to establigh
w--- we .e
justified on the basis of cost
savingS or were the result -of
the chains' pressure on their.
suppliers." The CommiSsioll
also failed to weigh all the
evidence before it,' Barrie
said. He felt they gave far tee
much weight to the periph,'
eral issues . the chains
brought up to cause confu- '
sion.
Barrie, is very disturbed .
The Report Of theYal
tutimission on DiscountS
and Allowances' is totally`
Unaeceplable, declared
Ralph Barrie, PresidOit,
Ontario Federation of Agri,
culture (OFA), last week,
Baffielatd—the—Commis-
sion's Report fails to deal
with the central issue of
growing concentration in our
food industry. Two chains
already control nearly half of
-the retail food industry in
Ontario. Now, these giants
are free to grow even larger,
Barrie warned.
The Commission's failure
to deal with the concentra-
tion should be of real concern
tO every segment of society,
said Barrie. "Farmers will
find they have fewer and
fewer buyers for their prod-
nets. -Consumers will :find
that what ,they buy, and at
what price, will be determin-
ed-itrthe-boarclronnts-ef-a-fe
very large corporationS."
Barrie said he believed the
Commission failed to come to
grips with the issue of con-
centration primarily because
a of their relince on a report
prepared for them by a
consulting firm..The OFA
previously had shown the
inadequate to be adequate and
unreliable. ,
"The consulting firm fail,
few
about the Commission's re-
commendation that 09 furth-
er inquiries should be made
into the food industry. "such
aVital induStry should have
constant ',public Monitoring.%
It is much .too important to
leave to . the Self-serving
decisions of those wht;•:.al-
ready control the industry,"
Barrie described as catiou4
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