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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1962-03-29, Page 14TheM 0_ de eh Signa4tar, 'ThUZs#8,Y,, R�oducinq Lss than of his deed Needs Subject .To .Business Tax Says .Assessor moved out much mere cheaply - Under present t' conditio9as, the Board can only get wheat when the trade is willing to assign it. This might be in ti a to use the full navigation ieeason but it is usuallp during February, that the Board is asked to re- move the surplus. This means that the Board has' to pay top storage charges and has to move the grain by • rail rather than boat. Since it was 'beeessary for me to shuffle back and forth be- tween the Wheat Producers and the Hog Producers annual only one resolution of the Hog Pro- ducers caught my attention: "Resolved that all market hogs must continue to be marketed through the Marketing Agency." The delegates no doubt realize that this is of most vital import- ance but I question if the aver- age producer knows this fact. I am thoroughly convinced that it is this clause in your market- ing pian that has prevented cor- poration control of hog produc- tion: Yet there are a, couple of flies in the soup. First, the resolution implies that ALL market hogs are -'?:pre- sently being sold through the Agency. Enough evidence was produce at the meeting to cause, .._ed By G,Y ilemingWay .Ontario' .Wheat Producers berg •the'r annual meeting . in Toronto, %March 20th and 21st. erhaps f am slightly biased but I' did think it most interest- ing to find two re olptions which originated' in Huron getting ap- proval of the Ontario Wheat .Producers. • The first was the ,old. one that has been on the go for „the past four or five years, 'namely., "Re- served thatthe freight subsidy on Western feed grin into On- tario be discontinued." The question can be reduced to whether or not farmers „ aro benefitted by low priced grain. Unless you purchase more than half of your feed grail.' supply there will be no advant• age in having the freight sub- sidy. I think' you are familiar with all the old arguments but I rain across a new angle after hours. 1 was told"by a. municipal as- sessor that regulations under the Municipal Act state that a - person who produces le4s than 10%, or the equivalent, of his feed requirements can be sub- ject to business tax. I wonder how manypeople who call themselves farmers would be affected by this? A few of us of geagram's at Waterloo and subject to a business tax of be- . tween. $6,000 and $7,000 on this .operation. . If thiswere applied ' in rural municipalities. it might 'act. -'as a •=4eterrent to -vertical integration. The'•second resolution was ap- proved ' to give the , Ontario ,,Wheat„ Board power to obtain .a percentage•, of wheat ' delivered at harvest time. If your Wheat. Board -could get this wheat for September To,,y...mind,,-thesp, two faults .. "orr%���tov�"byr . ex's tremely strong support on the part of hog producers. You did strengthen - your position. at the March 6th vote. But it is- necessary that you continue. Give expression to your determination in this mat- ter --"Loud and' Clear." °' ' i~t's b4a4 enough to be a quit- ter. But it's worse to finish something you never should �• Q e.. YWOuc 3. ;/`v. Ki , �K.1!:�4i.kL +(�•'4 4i'W^�y'•S'b�,. ..+T"•....._s.Yl!41 e`,••. , ,mow . 1, y ,y.."...,1S. d -.. r-�uwe ,p �?rRmpti ":e MA° .•= s. ti+401. .+m... and 'October export, it could be have started. • •.�; 74. Runabouts, for 2 weeks only . , from 297:50 .2541:P. Electric start Evinrude Motor .... 249.00 35 H.P. Electric start Evinrude Motor .... 297.50 - Inboards,, Outboards, Cruisers - Ail Reduced Open Daily Except Sunday 'til 6. p.m. Friday night 'til 9' p.m. �•+ 12-13 if Kingston ,., :Nextfo club Grill) Goderich Choose JONES, MacNAIIGHTON SEEDS for : . .1 ,QUALITY finest seed always, from an experi- ahead seed house. 1 ECONOMY—reasonable prices for .expertly pro- f ceseds+e - SERVICE --convenient "close -to -home" service from this local firm. 1 Ask your Dealer, for o ones,b augh i M -call I : • i -1 0 us direct: 1 d Exeter Phoma 664. " Crediton Phone 234 - 6363. London ' ,Phone GE 2.2258 For Men anc Sys . A -HE' iE TrOf /F S w • rs.. el AL 1A I A1N These branded lines you will be able to find in a complete site and stiler�a'i*ge at .ell tunes.' They ri ilir be 'scot bmiealty" priced . to suit you •'budget. 25.7% AINEb Dec. 14. 1960 'io Dec15, 1961 CANADA'S MOST DYNAMIC MUTUALFUNDS For1 c , len SWEETHEART - MEDCAO`E - VITALITY • We Will be ,,carrying sizes that we.are sure will fit the narrowest foot If you wear anywhere from a 'triple A to a B• width you Will 'find your''stze r in a style- that will suit even the most dais criminating shopper. For rChildren.,. ,,„0 SAVAGE - SKIPALONC Your child's feet are, irnligrtant to good health, it will be our duly to see that every.. child gets a perfect fit . in these two well .I IM E ICAH GROWTH FAD A CANADIAN Mutual Puntfisting°in-they dynam`(c-:"Growth.-tttroughlesearch'- industries of '.the, United `States. ' ' 'EUROPEAN °GROWTH i:011l » A CANADIAN-Mutual Fund' offer ng participgtian irr the 'raptet. growth of them European °cortin"on Market. - • ' `20% i iCO lE� TAX C 1°. DtT. i TH A �a' �' aON; `DIVIDENDS i Teens Teenage girls Will could buy here in they can afroill: to have. ., • fi'nd•,11* shoes they have always wished timet/ Goderic' and they will find. them ate price pate. Drrip in and 'Atop loaf to see, What -we BICYCLE - 'ftiere will bei a. draw ar elther. • .91rr `or. boy's ',novae. -With- , Keech dpil'�wr" liu We ' ►e will" " 1ve ori '«ticket, starting • }ri�ay+,,•Mai'chi thy the. � �'lrt :Cpuacr► Easter "�t'iturdaq • l + ts x.,