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Jack Riddell, Ontario minister of agriculture and MPP for Huron -Middlesex, spoke to the
Goderich Rotary Club last Tuesday. He said a tripartite stabilization program for red meat
producers should be in effect by the end of October. (photo by Susan Hundertmark )
Stabilization program
coming, says Riddell
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Philadelphia, Riddell said his ministry has
recently sold $3 million in poultry, cattle and
hogs in China.
"These efforts to increase exports are
something I believe in very strongly. I feel
this is a very tangible way to improve
financial prospects for our producers by
giving them more places to sell their
products."
Over -production in Canada and more
countries becoming major exporters of food
makes it difficult for Canada to hold to its
markets, he said.
However, Riddell said his "personal
caution light" goes on when anyone
mentions free trade with the U.S.
"As the United States seems to interpret
it, free trade means we're free to buy all the
goods they can possibly ship up here and
they're free to stop any of our products from
crossing their borders," he said.
Though he said he's willing to discuss free
trade, Riddell said he's worried about the
fate of Ontario agriculture with free trade.
"I'm scared skinny about any movement
to free trade in the true sense of the word.
It's difficult to compete with our friends
south of the border," he said.
"When it comes to commodities such as
chickens, we can't compete. The state of
Georgia could flood our market with all the
chicken we could eat because they have
more favorable climatic conditions."
Riddell also questioned if Canada's wine
industry and car industry could survive with
free trade in operation.
"I don't want to turn a deaf ear to free
trade. I want to discuss it and determine
where we're going to be winners and losers
and decide whether we're prepared to lose
in those areas," he said.
Bakers sample pastry
HOLMESVILLE - met at Bev Van
Ninhuy'shome on October 5. Members made
three pies, apple, banana cream, and
blueberry. President Diane Bradshaw
opened the meeting and took roll call.
Members learned how to make pastry and
all about fats. They also made four different
samples of pastries from four different fats:
oil, lard, butter, and shortening.
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Several G4e* councillors suggested
sending a resolution protesting the Young
Offender's Act to both the federal and
p1 ovOcial governments after three youths`
escaped, from the Bluewater .metre two
weeks ago, r
The resolution was tabled to the police
commission for input from Police Chief Pat
King.,
"I was startled there was no outcry about
the lack of description of the three youths
while they were onthe loose. A 17 -year-old
can be six feet tall and 190 pounds and we
didn't know who to look for. We should at
least get a description so we can help the
police," said Coun. Peter McCauley.
Coun. Glen Carey agreed saying young
offenders should forfeit their rights under
the act when they escape.
"I heard an outcry of a limited sort when
the three broke out of the institution. I think
we. Should petition the province to make the
necessary amendments to the legislation so
their identities could be known," he said.
Moody hearing
held over
Boxes of sealed records seized from the
Captain Fats fishery owned by Ron Moody
of Goderich, will be reviewed in provincial
court here Thursday before Judge Gary
Hunter.
Ministry of Natural resources officials
seized the records of Moody and Jim Sovie
in two separate raids and the records were
placed in sealed containers. The court will
now review the documents seized to ensure
the ministry has seized only the documents
as required and as outlined on the search
warrants issued by a justice of the peace.
In the story that appeared on the front
page of the Oct. 2 edition of the Signal -Star,
it was reported that Moody had sent letters
to several politicians without response. A
spokesman for Jack Riddell's office said the
matter is being dealt with and that the
minister's staff has been in touch with
Moody by phone.
HARBOR REPORT
The Agawa Canyon arrived on September
26, from Kingston light. It cleared with salt
the same day enroute to Detroit.
The Algoport arrived September 27, from
Ogdensburg light. It cleared on September
28, enroute to Prescott.
The Algorail arrived on OOtober,.2,light_
from Port Colborne. `°•It cleared the "very'
same day enroute toGreen-Bay Wisconsin. -
The Kingdoc arrived ep er 25, from
Thunderbay with grain. 4 clea the same
day light bound. f¢r Toledb.
The Oakgee rrived on October , ligtit to
load wheat. it cleared October 4 enruute to
Midland.
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Munlslp1c11 Elestiobs Act, and that 1 halm Posted up at my officio at 37
Wast Street on the Tenth day t f,October, 1985 the list of'bil persons
entitled to be electors in the municipellty et municipal election, and
that such list remains there for Inspection.
AND 1 hereby call upon all electors to .,amine the Ilse for the perm
pose ofmaking additions or corrections to or deletions from the list.
•The last day for filing appiications.is the 23rd day Of,October.1915.
•The place at which the revision will commence is 57 West; St..
Goderich. Ont.
•The time at which the revision wtil,,commence October 15th, 1985.
Dated this Tenth day of October, 1985.
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