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Farm
Ohtario farmers
get federal aid
Ontario grain and oilseed producers can
expect a payment from the federal $1 billion
deficiency progr announced last month
by the Mulroney government.
"The payment will be in cash, and is to be
paid out before the end of the calendar
year," reported Brigid Pyke, First Vice -
President of the Ontario and Canadian
Federations of Agriculture. After attending
a Nov. 6 meeting in Ottawa with Federal
Agriculture Minister, John Wise and
Minister responsible for the Canadian
Wheat Board, Charlie Mayer, Mrs. Pyke
presented the case for Ontario producers
along with representatives from Ontario's
Corn, Soyabean, Wheat and Pork Boards.
"We expect the deficiency payment
aymo
o be
based on three factors: seeded acreage,
regional productivity, and the shortfall in
commodity prices caused by the U.S. Farm
Bill and subsidies in the European
Economic Community. All grain and oilseed
producers should benefit regardless of end
use," said Pyke.
The total payment to Ontario producers
should be between $120 and $150 million,
depending on which of the distribution for-
mulas considered at the Nov. 6 meeting is
actually used.
The $150 million payment would result
from the use of a formula heavily weighted
by the average value of grains and oilseeds
produced over a five year period. The lower
figure could result if the degree of "hurt" in
1986 over 1985 was given significant weight.
It is argued that if wheat prices have fallen
relatively more than other grain prices,
then financial distress in the West
e tw willbe
more acute and the payment
wheat producers should be relatively
higher. Pyke commended the government
for the overall initiative and speed with
which Mr. Wise's officials are working to
get these dollars out to farmers before year
end.
Youth organization
better than ever
1 mile north of Grand Bend
Hwy 21 238-8240
Junior Farmers—better than ever! No
other organization for youth in Ontario is
more proud of its past, is more exciting and
full of vitality in the present or has the
,potential for a brighter future than the
Junior Farmers' Association of Ontario.
For the last 70 years, young people
between the ages of 15 and 29 have been
meeting to explore common interests, to
organize a great variety of fascinating ac-
tivities and to enjoy the friendship and com-
pany of their peers.
• At the same time, they have found
themselves•learning skills of leadership and
becoming involved in their local com-
munities thus fulfilling the motto of ' the
Junior Farmers' Association of Ontario—
"Self Help and Community Betterment".
Today over 6,000 members from rural and
urban Ontario take' part in sports,
singing,
i gan
dancing, public -speaking, debating
drama, competitiO; participating` in trips
with other provinces and countries, plann-
ing social, agricultural and community
oriented activities, attending camps and
workshops which teach leadership
d fromsall kvskier tahe
meet other young people
province.
All this in an atmosphere of fun and
fellowship makes Junior Farmers an
organization unrivalled in its diversity of op-
portunity.
"The Junior Farmers everywhere are
marching right along. Our eyes are bright,
our steps are light and on our lips a song."
These opening lines of the Junior Farmer
song paint an accurate picture of the
organization—a group of energetic andn-
thusiastic young people marching proudly
forward into a truly better than ever future.
The 4-1I club leaders from the area were recognized at the 4-H Achievement Night at
Brookside School on November 12. The leaders are, back row, from left, Donna Hayden,
Port Albert; Suzanne Andrew, Trinity; Marie Stewart, Dungannon II; Helen Riehl, Tiger
Dunlop; Shirley Hunter, Trinity; June Robinson, Donnybrook; Karen Redmond, Tiger
Dunlop. Front row, Sally Wright, Dungannon II; Bev Weaver, Port Albert; Laurie
Pentland, Dungannon I; Karla Hogan, Kingsbridge; Delores Van Osch, Kingsbridge.
(Alan Rivett photo)
Jane Muegge, the rural organizations specialist with OMAF, awarded the 18 Projects
Awards to Laurie Pentland (centre) and Sharlene Jones at the 441 Achievement Night on
November 12. (Alan Rivett photo)
The 4-H Achievement Night for the "Milk Makes It" Clubs in the area was held at
Brookside Public School on November 12. Huron County Dairy Princess Angela Nethery
(left) presents the Six Projects Awards to Rhonda Hogan (centre) and Melissa Logten-
burg. (Alan Rivett photo)
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