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Gaunt talks on Task Force
Continued from page 10A
rebates. In real terms, the
Ontario government's
commitment and support to
agriculture today is less than
it was ten years ago.
"The same type of
government that pumps
millions of dollars into
Massey Ferguson expects a
sick agriculture to buy the
products. It won't work",
Gaunt said.
He contrasted this with the
way the European Economic
Community treats its far-
mers. There, people know at
first hand about food shor-
tages through the sufferings
of two world wars. European
farmers have stature and
prestige; they are a vital
part of the economy. The
ECC devotes 75 percent of its
total budget to agriculture,
and the farm gate price in
Europe is double that in
Canada.
Gaunt, a graduate of
Guelph, also castigated the
"agricultural intelligentsia"
who launch unwarranted
attacks on agriculture from
Birthday
irtht
Reception
For
Mrs. Gladys Hall
520
Wellington St.,
London
Formerly of Clandeboye
and
222 St. George St.,
London
Please join us
to honour Mother
on her
80th birthday
Sun., Dec 13
from 1 - 4 p.m.
at
520 Wellington St.,
London
Centennial House
11th floor
Underground
parking available
Mary Jane and
Brian Cassin
Robert and Arleen Hall
Joe Hall
Rosemary and Chuck McVoy
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the inside. "Biased, un-
sound, outdated research"
from Guelph was used by the
Economic Council of Canada
to assail supply
management marketing
boards. In private industry,
if a company is not making
money, the first to know are
the research people. In
agriculture, government
economists are paid whether
or not the people they are
supposed to serve profit
from their efforts.
Gaunt's comment "if those
(government employees in
agriculture) personally feel
strongly opposed to
marketing boards and can't
be objective about it...they
should go and work for the
Retail Council of Canada or
the Retail Grocers
Manufacturers Association,
both of whom are opposed to
marketing boards; either
that, or go out and buy a
farm and work 18 hours a
day and then go broke after
the first year" was greeted
with loud applause.
Gaunt advised the farmers
to unite. The Federation, the
Christian Farmers Union
Stephen
Township
Arena
Activities
December9
C. C. A. T.
vs. Marauders
8 - 10
December 11
Mara uders
vs. Hensall
December 12
Minor Hockey
11 - 7
December 13
Public Skating
2-4
Rec. League
4-10
December 14
Stephen Township
Rec. Tournament
7-12
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and the National Farmers
Union should set aside their
differences and approach
key ministers in the
provincial and federal
cabinets.
"Henderson's a
heavyweight, but not in
cabinet", Gaunt said.
Farmers should be
tackling the ministers of
finance, industry, and en-
vironment and natural
resources.
"Farmers are efficient -
now they must become ef-
fective" was Gaunt's closing
comment.
The recent OFA con-
vention, the "fairly hot
round of hearings" coming
up soon regarding Ontario
Hydro's proposed route
through Huron, and foreign
ownership were also
discussed at the meeting.
Here's hoping that
your holiday will be
filled with goodies.
Make your Christmas Party a
POOL PARTY
at Vanastra Recreation Centre
(2 miles south of Clinton)
Temperature controlled pool
Fitness room and sauna
Meeting rooms
Rates vary according to size of group
CALL 482-3544 for further information.
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Now taking reservations
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Closed Dec. 25 & Dec. 26
Bar open as usuel
Entertainment Friday & Saturday Night
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New year's
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Thurs., Dec. 31
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F. Music by
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• (and the Melody Makers)
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Times -Advocate, December 9, 1981
Page 11A
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Whore good travel advice is always hoe
115 a Small World Travel, Ex-
eter is pleased to introduce
Mary Lynn Morrice the
newest member of our staff.
Mary Lynn recently returned
from Jamaica where she
visited Negril Beach,
Montego Bay, and Ocho
Rios. Drop in or call Mary
Lynn to discuss an exciting
holiday vacation in a new
friendly Jamaica.
JAMAICA - GOOD VALUE IN 82
SPECIAL GROUP DEPARTURE
MARCH BREAK 82
TO JAMAICA
$55900 based on quad occupancy
A GIFT IDEA FOR CHRISTMAS
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• Airline tickets to visit a special
friend or relative
• A bus tour to Detroit to see
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9 a.m. - 9 p.m.
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Friends or relatives visiting?
Bring them out for lunch, dinner or a refreshment
in front of the open hearth fireplace.
Why not make a day of it! With interesting shops surrounded by
nature's unspoiled country splendor...there's Iota to
see and do in Ilenmiller.
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