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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1975-08-28, Page 5,,trotom mt re& u3ku to' tY,4'u IN 41.14 rt tuJ*now anneedor PUt the COurse. t a.nflaijon .^ to the the Oovern- , deOded to rt,g battle for a neteP !Meat has risers neW heights,, and some of lose solutions we were omised, for some very sus Prehlems, have not. fortheoming. In fact, the et of .TuneOrd would have been tter not brought forth at all. In the area of agriculture ere 144 been some new lotion enacted. Several of .ewere western grain bills, t pia C-34 and Bill C40, for •mple will affect, farmers in mion, Bill C.34 was a change in conditions n, loans in • Farill Credit Act. The new form orthis law will allow for a year phase-in period for young farmer$ between ages 18 •and* Our amendment to raise the age of eligibility to 40 was defeated, but the legislation did allow for a higher percentage loan to actual value, and the *Wu% on the value of the loans •was raised. However, regulations concerning this bill initiated by ,the Minister of Agriculture and- the Depart- ment of Agriculture have causedthe hill to be ineffective tea farge degree. Farm Credit financing was also one of the areas which suffered a cut- back in the last budgei. Hill C-50„ the Agricultural Stabilization Act, also passed the House. This Bill allows for a minimum return to the producer based on 90 peremnt of the...Average prices at the farm - gate over the past five years. 1 tun. sure thaLme'xe„„All_well aware that 90 percent of the prices for the last five years will do nothing to stabilize farm income. This highly advertised ill is actually only a, slightly changed version of the original Stabilization Bill ' introduced several years ago. In its original form it was much more effective than these amend- ments will be. Recent developments have also pointed out the need for a long-term policy on industrial rrdlk, as promised by the government sone time ago. The doubling of the levy (used 1* subsidize exports) has ef- fectively wiped out the higher subsidy granted to dairy •Producers a year ago. When you realize ,that there are five or six dairy producers in Starvation Whocarestil 'ffinga* One sue* AndlynlIthe prompromill soCANIr A410 Meats are Federal Government hi -specie& MAPLE LW DINNER STYLE NOM. SUIS WATER NOM PACK Fish It (lips 32-zpk9$1.19 Boston 111ue Fillets 11,59,,, •CiTkaCisautlets it, 885i ED BEEF LOAF KING SIZE 5 -LB BOX AO ha off of yew favorite &flay Fmk! (PLUS BOTTLE MOW) ACTION PRIM REGULAR OR DIET con World Rangel^ Fund 63 SpoderSLOttinva KIP 5A6 CUM TANS Paacu, WOO SUP 2 LOAM — $AV$ 13, Bread Pumpernickel 2 16.10. 79 TANI PANTO PINSPOPTS TOMO Sweet Rolls • 10.ca pkg 75 DANS PAN= • SAYS Oc JeIIy R�ll tt-oz cake 69# JANI PAWN SAVE As Cinnamon Rolls 1461675, • SAVI 46-^ 14 -oz cake 75 TANS MAU DI11201211 — PINK fli M011 MO ACTION NUM MTV CROWN — iVAInftlel Vel Liquid:241,n nianc at 89, lick's Relishes 611' Han* eonsultant noise) tied out howyou qualify. Hell Qlveyos free Seaver Homes cata- logue and show you how to save more money by building the Oliver way.. VEALE 4 p.o., Box 1st* ewe. ont. ••usosi otwatt,to: SUNLAND COOKIES CHOCOLATE CHlP & SUGAR 24 OZ WM/1k 0211AL, TRW% Amine VICOSATTNI ACTION MUM SCOtTOWell pkg of 2 rat 9pf nomi. atototAin, vAtai4 MAMMY. 1.011C48 ,Sara Lee Law takes._ uworeaks 99, 'MKT WNW NOM RUM COT WAX OA ORM SIAM, • !*A3 CA114111 Olt MIX VIOSTANT3 rate Vibes 3 14-fka fins$1.00 oftio Sew% AtIstod Vernithlets re Piot 'aiming te Vegetabki 4111:14^ostiff41400 1 icktoil19402 fin 9? te Peaches 28-0.21in69, INLADS. PIAIC OP TIN CROP. SARDATT TOW maw nsi'voue BASI�T$ I•I 9