Clinton News-Record, 1976-09-30, Page 18He aid no one d*grt of
jai
eUg that, It wa„
to our
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he noteti
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own ' the gar
irlfert,,t11/04 to
last yeAr
7,telting
cows
aid the way
to increase
. Whiting
"but now that dairy
producers have increased
production by 27 per cent they
are beIngPenalized,"
Be said legal action is being
enfor damages suffered
as a result of the cut backs
because "we farmers can't
pay ourhills".
We will VTOMP on the
Ontario Government and the
0.MtM.B. for the damage,
they have done to us. •
Whiting said.
He said the farmers were
acting on the recom-
mendation , of their lawyer,
Paul Ross of Clinton, who has
said that the dairy producers
do have atase and that this is
the best way to obtain
redress.
In an interview before the
meeting one dairy farmer,
ased, is a good Plc
hat mot farmers are
Le government has
provided five per cent
sleeve in, the quota but Mr.
Burt. said that, in his case it
VAS far too Mae: -"That is
only 5,00 pounds. I ship 2,000
pounds per day," he ex-
plained.
If there is no relief by
.February, Mr. Burt said he
would not even be able to-PaY
his mortgage_
PROVINCE+WIDE
SUPPORT
Albert Whiting told the
meeting that if the farmers
agreed to proceed there will
be another meeting of about
1,500 producers in Stratford
and a series of other meetings
across the province to gain
support.
"We're all in a hell of a,
bind," he reminded the
farmers saying that the
Provincial Government had
"turned its back" on them.
Mr. Whiting said that if one
man sued it would cost him a
lot of money but if a large
number sued, sharing the
cost, it was possible.
• Damages will be assessed
by each farmer in terms of
lost production and the value
of cows he was forced to cull.
Those attending the
Goderich Twp: rec. news
Wednesday, September 22,
the craft group represen-
tatives of Goderich Township
met prior to the regular
recreation meeting to set
plans for their fall arid winter
projects. Watch this paper for
your "clip and save"
schedule. Anyone is welcome
to join for a SI registration
fee.
At the regular recreation
meeting held later, John
Westbrooke reported the
summer softball programs
were almost completed. They
did not run smoothly and had
several hitches. He warmly
praised all the coaches and
umpires as Well as players
and helpers for their unselfish
loyal support. The Township
would like to publicly thank
them for their services.
It is the hope of the com-
mittee that a softball
program evaluation meeting
with all townships involved,
will be held shortly to discuss
and iron out problems that
have arisen.
It was decided to rent ice in
the Bayfield arena starting in
January for the Township
hockey program.
I
After some discussion, it
was moved that Doug Yeo
investigate the possibility of
Goderich Township
recreation sponsoring a
minor hockey team in the
Clinton arena. This, they felt
would give some respon-
sibility to the Township in
support of the Clinton arena.
Further investigation will
follow later, to sponsor a
team in the Goderich arena
for next year.
Gerry Ginn was appointed
to select his own committee to
set up rules and regulations
for the Township Crest
contest. The date set for the
rules will be announced and
presented at the schools on
October 8. The deadline for
the contest is November 30.
People are reminded that
the Township Christmas
dance will be held early in
"December at the White
Carnatiee. Further details
will follow next month.
The recreation committee
welcomes any suggestions for
winter activities. 0 you have
an idea, please phone John
Westbrooke, 524-8036 or Hazel
McCreath, 524-7436.
e to eve.con
A
f certain
rmers,
know that
getting up
get
outto a
Tbey
know this is, every day,
not just five days per wee
He said, "People should
know that it costs farmers
$1,000 an acre to buy land to
produce their food. that a
r
are I�oldngfora bit e
we up to
their c. PA, now
they cerimertt to
live , theirs."; •
lawyer said farmers
did not Want to sue the
government. What they
really wanted was for the
government to come upwith
AP agreergellt so farmers can
continue in dairy production.
"if they won't," he added.
9perating engineers
get new contract
A vote at Friday's meeting
of the Huron County Council
ratified a two year contract
agreement with Operating
Engineers employed, at
Huronview. The Union had
already ratified the set—
tlement arrived at with the ;
Committee of Management of
Huronview.
• The new agreement win
provide wage increases of 2$
cents per hour effective
January 1, 1976, 20 cents ner
hour effective July 1, 1976 and
30 cents per hour effective
January 1977.
This settlement has also
received approval of the Anti
Inflation Board.
In other affairs at
Huronview the Management
Committee reported that the
Ministry of Community and
Social Services have reported
that subsidy payments for the
fiscal period April 1, 1975 to
March 31, 1976 amounted to
$1,017,593. With an increase of
5.5 per cent this will entitle
Huronview to a maximum
subsidy of S1,073,561 for the
fiscal period April 1. 1976 to
March31, 1977,
Since Moffat Lake
Explorations Limited will not
be able to supply natural gas
Huronview for the up.
corning heating season, and
since 1976 represented the
last year of an agreement
with that firm, Union. Gas
Limited has been contacted
with regard to supplying of
gas at prices quoted at the
July meeting.
The committee also ex-
pressed concern in its report
about the increasing number
of people on the waiting list
for accommodation at
Huronview and noted that
they' will be meeting with
Ministry representatives to
discuss means of correcting
the problem.
Smile
People who wait for their
ship, to come in seldom at-
tended the launching.
At present there are about
30 persons on the waiting list.
tabilized
outof
„Jurt
ArouId give Mr. Rss,
"mor mto.
tgageonmyfar
tbis nItherit f the farmer- toground'
line hom
ndred farm
ng anted
ie meeting,
make them un -
at weVion't settle
it. more boas."
NOTUNANIMOUS
Not overyw7 at Tuesday's
meeting supported the
tthe
meeting that he felt the.
0,M.M.B. had indeed en-
couraged him ;ti) produce milk
but said he WAS "not
guaranteed.a market".
'The O.MM.B. has done a
great deal for the dairy
The Teen Tones of Goderielatinder the direction of Mrs.
*la Stewart will provide special music for both
Anniversary services at Ontario Street Church on
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don't think you'll have
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the general farm
organizations," he said.
He said Ontario Hydro had
originally offered to pay only
$200 to $300 per acre and no
lyl
result
Uydro is now paying
acre and compensat
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"1 really think you haVa-a
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