HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1973-04-12, Page 26PAGE 10A---GODERICH SIGNA►. 't‘.att, "I'HtrttSIAY. APRIL 1'.' 1973
Farmers say milk
price increase gone
through high costs
BY KEITH ROULSTON
Despite the la,.1t•.l 1111 rt•t in
the price of fluid milk. t rin,,i•
are .t 11 on I\ .1 -hoot where til -t•\
were :t \t•ar ago Huron ('ount\
members of Parliament '.t'!
(old SaturaI.l\
Flu., l'rt•wattha ,at Hu11(•11
town•hlp told the 'member,
lathered tan the tnntlal \1enl
her• of Par li umlaut dinner and
otitereti, t' t), Il t't'a1 h\ (,he
Frderatt,rll tat Agri,ulture. that
the in, re;t,e• h:t\)• been alnlo•t
entire!\ eaten up h\ teed , (>st
ina rea•e,. (",pe, Lail\ t,lr high
pruteln teed,
Jack Armstrong of .auburn.
, htlrnla11 of the Huron ("ount\
\111k l'u111inittt ,sold he
x
thought the con•unlet w:t, get-
ting stut k iu the in, rease, He
noted that the, t\\o ina'rea,e• lu
the farmer 111 the 1l -t \ear
ha\e amounted to about two
vent, "( quart 1'he tori, e had
increased to the Consumer tlt)•to
five , ant. Ht ,aid he did not
thunk that the other cots in.
\.,(+1\ Ill pro, tht• Milk
for , aan, 1mption had risen
enough to \\ Arrant 11 an in-
, rea•,,
We're setting .t f.tir pri,e." he
-.aid. hitt the a•on•ltrner 1, get
ting •t wk.:
In the milk onunirree.,
brief. \lr Arirt'trong noted that
(lair\ farming 1n Huron 1, .1
nl.ttor 01,10-tn. \k 011 !)lii far.
tiler, (lerl\ing their 11v(ii froom
It
The„hr1(1 •;ual x111• relent in-
, rea•,• to in(1u-trial nr11k
prodip er• I thesis •pro(111, Ing
milk 1or_ th, rn:tntlta( tare of
butter. , hee•e Stn(1 ,kine rnrlkt
k,,,i. t l„.\v. The in, re:t,e v.. a,
tits ant, .( hundredyy eight. of
hla h cent, is to be held
hack for export- le:aymg farmer,
with 1 net 1111 re:I ( rat 11i gent•
Fit• -til the y1iIk• 'Marketing
Board had requested :all 111-
(Te:(•e of $1 per c\kt :in(1 he
said It something not (1"n(• to
incre:t-e return to the in-
dustrial n111k produ(1'r there
vt ill he tower, (1 11t v 1:lrnler- in
Huron
Several brit fs, including one
(14 I ered by Jim Williamson of
Walton. president of the Huron
('auntv fork f)rodut er,, , ailed
for re-evanllnat Ion of thi•er-
rlment - tie( 1,1on to (trot,
capital g:tin- t t\ on tr:Infer of
the 1- 11 1\ tfarrn to :4 1 1 at
death of the lather It
pointed out that this -oul(i
mean a ,on would have to work
for \ear, for hr, father until t"11e
(owner (lied By lhi: tit/ie. the
son could be an old 1111(1 loo,
Mr_ .M-1.Kr11ea.:at:l hst...h k 1
made representation to .John
Turn(r, aline -ter of finani
several tunes on the; �llhtect
He said he thought i a-
tokengt•.ture by Nit- Tor
He -aid H; la gene Whalen.
Mini,ter of Agri(ultur(• 1s also
('on('erned over the i)rt•'('nt -et
1lp and , had .1 -ked that the
capital g:4111• be w: 11ved
whenever a farm 1. Iran-ferrl•d
«from father tr, son
"1've• been \sat,lungg over my
shoulder ever ,ince 1 heard
:shout the fringe-. :Mason
F3a11e\. . Chairman of the
meeting (lurppe(1 "1 don't take
a chane e (M T11\ inns being
behind my hack'
The Fork 1'rodit t r a1,0
•
ar
la,hed out at the removal of
tht' t,tritt on import of ,Flleats.
•;l\ 1118 It put, fafrrtt•r. at. a
111-otd.\ tnt,tgt because ether
'111 rle• ha\ e not lowered
then r harrtt•r, too
l'he Huron Count, Soil and
C'r'op 1111pr'oA ement :A i'O&'latinrl
itre•ente(1 a brief that opposed
the possible location Of a
au-,'Ie;tr power station in Huron
.hong
like Ilur•on. Murray
t;,oInt. NI 1' 1' for Huron -Bruce
;illi that he understood that
i t u r, an wa, lint one of a 11u111 -
het of pusslble sites for the
plant. but N1r fiailey s31(1 that
negotiators for Ontario Hydro
dealing with the present power
, orrr(1or planned for north
Huron telt Huron seemed cer-
tain to be t hta�en.
"1)�3 you think t)t•ut)It• in
,(grit ult((re are really .against
the power --tat ion?'" Mr.
NI, 1t itle\ :t -ked..
' Arlvaine \k ho,e dealt 'with
Ontario 11\dr,a wouldn't be for
311,were(I Jack Stafford,
Ont:trio Frederation of
Agri, 141t(Ire director for North
IfiirOtr Ile pointed out that the
Dough, Point •t:ttlon lel Bruce
ha, created hardships for far-
01t0r, hon,ting prices and of -
tering \4 ages 1113 made it im-
possible for farmers to keel)
labourers.
In other \cords, Mr.
fila
11 1111(•\ said, the long terns
benefits are not equal to the
11:4rd,hip,.
The (11110t,ilty. of getting and
keeping farm labour w -as dealt
'with in a brief presented by
Allan Turnbull of (rand Bend.
v 1a t•-pre-sideut of the Federation
of Agriculture. The brief called
for suhsi(14/:11 ion of, labour for
f:l rm,
N1 r. Gaunt wondered if :in
extension of the government's
Manpower training; program
which ,flows 75 per cent sub-
<t(lii:1tH)n of people \chill• being
trained would help. He was
told than this would be fine
while the training went on, but
once the training period was
,on11(11•ted, it \could be hard
for farmer, 14'; be able to pay
enough ro keep the help.
NI I. !1(kinlev •aid high
-unemployment insurance
p:4\ men- made it hard for far-
mer.: to ((raw labour to the
farm • While the payments may
he needed in ,ottie areas of the
country to help the unemployed
exist. they are too high in rural
area..
"it the w:tv of 11fe of farming
1• attractive enough young
• people will stay on the farm”,
he •a id,
Russell. of Se.afor th..
felt subsidies were not the an-
. -Aver to the farm labour
prnhlem- "We need prices that
e gond rentinleration w
we can pay labour. If we
ger them we may he In for
shortage in food he
said
Mr Mekinlev noted that
food today take, up only 16 per
cent Of thr wage du lar com-
pared to 23 per rent • l f) nears
-Jack Riddell wondered if far -
niers rewarded their employees
with bonuses during periods
when they were getting good
prices f(ir their goods. Several
farmers at the meeting replied
that th4v (lilt
Get together
with a man
you can trust.
4
He's your Texaco Farm Distributor And he's an
expert Trust him to help you keep your equipment in top
condition with top griplity lubricants
Hell give you the"most up-to-date information on
equipment maintenance And he II do all this with
excellent products at good prices
• People.,trust their Texaco man That s why they keep
coming back We trust you will too
VIC WALDEN FUELS
Box 21, Maitland Rd. S.
Goderich 524-8812
A&P POUCY
Always do what u
honest and fair for
every customer.
RAINCHECK:
1f an advertised special
it, ever sold out, ask
the Manager " f ;, a
Raincheck It cnt•tles
you to the same •'em
at the same t,.- .,al
price the Following
week
Or If you wish we'll
give you a comearabie
iteni at the same special
price.
GUARANTcE:
AKP offers •) •ancon-
ditio• a) rncn.y back
guarantee No .e311,:,
what It is, no matter
who makes h, I• 48P
sells It, ASP euar.,ntees
it.
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BURNS CAMPFIRE
SLICED
Side Bacon
1 -LB
VAC
PA(
Fresh Chicken Parts
—CHICKEN HALVES
-;LEG QUARTERS
BREAST QUARTERS
MIXED . QUARTERS
CHICKEN WHOLE CUT UP
lb
BURNS BRAND, STORE PACK, BEEF 8 PORK
Sausages
SUPER - RIGHT RED BRAND
GRADE 'A" BEEF
Rib
Short Roast
SONE IN, POT ROAST
Shoulder Roast ,
BLADE BONE REMOVED
Blade Roast
FOR BOILING
Brisket Plate
Prime Rib Steaks
Cross Rib Steaks.
ib
lb 98?
1648¢
b '1.28
SUPER - RiGHT QUALITY PORK
Pork Back Ribs
COUNTRY STYLE
Spare Ribs
FRESH
Pork Leg Roast
BUTT 8 SHOULDER
Pork Chops
MEATY
1b. 78 Y Pork Hocks
BY THE PIECE, END CUTS
SX BRAND, BULK, .4 VARIETIES (HOT, SWEET, PLAIN, GARLIC)
Ib 98s�
Italian Sausage
SX BRAND, NIAGARA, COLI
Polish Sausage
SX BfiAND, SLICED, FAMILY PACK
Cooked Meats
TOWN CLUB BRAND `-
Wieners
169851
16 -oz vac pac 985/.
1 -Ib vac pac 68ft
Side Bacon
NEW ZEALAND, SHOULDER
Lamb Chops
0MSTEAD, FROZEN
Smelts
HIGHLINER, FROZEN, IN BATTER
Boston Bluefish
PRICED LOWER THAN A YEAR AGO
CANADA GRADE "A", .E9ISCERATED (FOR FRYING, ROASTING OR BROILING)
FRESH, 2 Y0 3 lbs AVERAGE
HICKENS
Ib
lb $1.2 8
lb 98s/
1b68$i
Ib88si
16'5211
Ib 6 Ilfzi
Ib 78?
12 -oz pkg 49Ft
14 -oz pkg 79¢
Serve Quality ..Jane ParketlakedGoods andGoods and Sive!
SLICED, 60°e OR 100' " WHOLE
WHEAT, CRACKED WHEAT
LANE BREAD
PARKER
31t
,r,',,,:e, 795i
JANE PARKER VANILLA MACAROON
SAVE 8ci
CUP CAKES
35Y1
.JANE PARKER (Tart 'N Sweet 'N Good to Eat') '(ACTION PRICED) JANE PARKER
JANE PARKER, MERINGUE
SAVE 101
LEMON PIE
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59f/
Cherry- .Pie full'8-inch, 24 -oz pie 6551 Chelsea Bu s
JANE PARKER (SPICY. RAISIN RICH) (ACTION PRICED) JANE PARKER, PLAIN OR SUGAR
Spanish Bar Cake- 219.07 cakes79. - Family Donuts
JANE PARKER (SAVE 10c) JANE PARKER
Jelly Roll giant 1 lb 7 oz cake 691 Hot Cross Buns
(SAVE 10c)
16 -oz pkg 5 9 5i
(SAVE 6c)
pkg of 12 495/
(PKG OF 6 43C)
pkg of1279/
26 -FL -OI BUS 5/$11
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PEPSI -COLA
Actionpriced!
( Plus
Deposit
)
Discount Prices PlusWeekly "Action Priced" Specials!
CHILI TOMATO DINNER, BEEF 'N POTATO DINNER,
RICE ORIENAL, NOODLE STROGANOFF
Shirriff's
MONARCH IMPERIAL
BEEF IT UP
- Soft Margarine
LIQUID
8 -oz pkg 5 351
TWIN PAC OF 2 � j
• 8.0Z TUBS
(ACTION PRICED)
Javex Bleach - 64 -1I -oz -plastic ;ug 495/
ORANGE PEKOE
Red Rose TO Bags pkg 0160 881
ORANGE FLAVOUR
Allan's Crystals
POLY PKG OF 5 1719
314.0? ENVS
FABRIC SOFTENER (PREPRICED 83c)
Fleecy
A&P
Garbage Bags
64 -f1 -oz plastic jug 79¢
AAP BRAND, CANADA FANCY
Tomato Juice
CANNED
Prem LUNCHEON MEAT
F.B.I., APPLE, GRAPE, ORANGE,
Fruit Juices
E. D. SMITH
Ketchup
PARTLY SKIMMED 2%
48fI•o1 tin 3 7¢
12 -oz t n 59i
RECONSTITUTED
carton of six -6 -f1 -oz btls 9c{
32 -II -oz 6tl 5 8
16.11 -oz lin 1 81
Borden's Milk
A&P, WITH AMMONIA
Window Cleaner 15 f.-o=plastic btu 495/
8 FLAVOURt
pkg 0125 995 a A&P Fruit Drinks
'M
48 -fl -oz tin 29¢
WHERE ECONOMY ORIGINATES
ALL PRICES SHOWN IN THIS. AD GUARANTEED EFFECTIVE
THROUGH SATURDAY, APRIL 14th, 1913.
DETERGENT
(PREPRICED 690
IVORY LIQUID
39¢
2-1 fl
pl.etic btl
8 O'CLOCK, 100°o BRAZILIAN COFFEE
Bean Coffee
1.Ib bag 83?
WESGATE BRAND, VANILLA, CHOCOLATE RIPPLE, BUTTERSCOTCH RIME
Ice Cream
1/2 gallon carton 88?
JUBILEE, MILD, PROCESS
Cheese Slices
SPAGHETTI OR MACARONI
8-o: pkg 3-9?
Napoli Pastas vtF=296
YUKON CLUB ALL„FLAVOURS ,.,
Beverages 10FL OZOFT NS2,29
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ActiOn priced'
FYt(E1LE ROYALF WHITE PINK, YELLOW
FACIAL TISSUE
311.00
13 x, t 111 3 Ply he-ts
FLORIDA, SEEDLESS
Grapefruit
iO/891tsize 8
CANADA No. 1 "GRADE, ONTARIO, HOT HOUSE GROWN
Cucumbers
2i9;
SEVERAL DIFFERENT VARIETIES
• - .69
Violets
AFRICAN 4 -inch pot $1
Action priced!
Ire x'',1(4 ill A, v/NIIF PINK. YEtt.OW
ROYALE TISSUE
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