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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1976-03-11, Page 12*-'o Stam Advance -Times, Thurs., March 11, IVI; BLUEVALE i ofeconomic Mr . ACbwmy of M ud_ Marga spent a cotof dywith Mrs. Rom growthWeekend viaitn with Mn. The Number Call I s Ross Mann weFe Mr. and Mrs. 0 Bill Taws of Mississauga,Harvey e e r a t' o n s m a i n concern tMr. and.Mrs. Got'� My of - 357=1652 rdon don Ruff, shop for credit like buying a trac- Gordie, Beverly and Carolyn ers," said Mr. Gaunt. Mr. Canada's economic growth and can't be produced cheaply here tor. We, as farmers. are partly visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. its direction in the kture was one so we can't compete with some McKinley added that Eugene responsible for the position we Nelson DatehouseSunday with at Exeter. of ten briefs submitted by com- countries who can Produce the Whelan has plans for such a pro- are We have looked to the Sunday greats oft and Mrs. modity groups to MPPs Jack same cheaper'•" gram but he himself felt that pit- FOR INFORMATION ABOUT NEW Riddell and Murray Gaunt and Gordon Hill, president of the ting province against province banker as if he were God. We Harold Elliott were Mr. and Mrs. MP Bob McKinley at the Huron Ontario Federation, said Canada would result in balkanization• have a responsibility to talk to Larry Elliott, Mr. and Mrs. INSTALLATIONS OR TO REPORT FAULTY County Federation of Agricul- couldn't compete because of its "The provincial and federal °m' bankers. The relationship be- Marty Cretier and Amy -Jo, o, Mr. governments should work to- twee° bankers and farmers has and Mrs. Clarence Henning, Mrs. tare s annual meeting in Clinton cost labor. g to be made better." Mr. McKin- Lloyd Henning, Mr. and Mrs. RECEPTION CALL last Saturday. Mr. McKinley said, in a mood gether to prevent this.' le said most banks have refused George Fischer and Da le, Linda Allan Wal first vice resi- of free trade, some services have should Hill said the government Y g i �' � should put it to the farmers and o Provide loans. Harkness, Daryl, Kevin, Marie dent of the federation, said if been given away and the renego- see if they use it. "Let the legis- are nos- an"Banks compelled to id Kathy Walker, and Mr. and TELEVISION Canada continues to allow land to tiation of tariffs to k labor CABLE cep lation be put in and let the farm- sue farm improvement loans," Mrs. JoeWalker. WINGRAM be taken out of production, the here is important. "They have said Mr. Riddell. "The reason Congratulations to Mr. and most important industry today their borders closed to our pro- ers decide if and how they want to they. have stopped is because the Mrs. Ken Mathers on the birth of will be lost. Mr. Gaunt said, be- ducts and won't allow imports in. use it. Now is the time we should Y get more PPS Y e cause Canada is being more hard We have to get tough because we Pass legislation to study it, dis- ces�t on their ownelriue rom inter eners`Pitala daughter, ebruary 29 in Kitch- 35% 65Z pressed to compete in world have given up too much cover its problems and make de markets, that competition has to already." visions." be maintained at all costs. "The Mr. Riddell added that jobs The World (Food Aid and Red cost of labor in Canada is lower should be provided so that labor Cross Program report showed EA%V IR than in other countries. Unless could not be exported into other that, due to extremely difficult industry comes to grips with this areas. "Why should we export harvests, a considerable volume a problem, we'll be in trouble." our labor out of Huron County to of beans were generated. The Mr. Walper cited that history work? Let's try to keep them here brief also stated that the beans has taught us that Canada has the instead." were forwarded to the World most population in the southern Phil Durand chairman of the Food Aid Organization in Ottawa k : •.' , . R., P°P t Aay�'t`';nH areas where most industry and Ontario Bean Producers Market - Durand slopped for aid purposes. Mr.c,.,.<?,•,,�..: a� agricultural land is found. "The ing Board said the agricultural Durand inquired as to, whether , manufacturing industry can't industry should be protected. Mr. McKinley could support their compete with other countries "We support the concept of pre- Plea in directing more assistance "+"` which are located in a southern serving land for food production. o the Food Aid Program and if Nome .+Fr Improvement` ` 4 climate with fertile land and We have only so much good land Mr. Gaunt would consider', plentiful rainfall. We have to for production. We should re- whether the provincial govern 1 IF ment could purchase and donatbY>?`s<i' >< s ` ::_;•::_. ' <: stick with agriculture as the main serve it for future generations." to the Red Cross. .. :'.. mitt b Maur Indus here. The encourage Y trys t i- for of the Gaunt believed the con r regional direr � Bean re i ice t fes tourist and ment ofgreater excellent wa buffo° would be an the fate of to .: n East Centre a Huro Ea in southern areas shoal � > .a. • '�,,. ..z w'11 We to show an act of good i strived for since tourists use u a day's farmer seemed to be much ssf? w ill help in removing n it f rom the difficult than m e past deal of agricultural Pro market here. We would be wellducts." Mr. Riddell said he always supeffectIn the brief, it states {Manu- Ported the Ontario Farm Protec- advised to undertake this Pro n:�S< favtSurin is the most important tion Act for farmers and added gram and see that we are yin � ci allY involved." Mr. McKinley closing economic activityin Canada and the federal government couldn't storeYPeof food counts for over two- dso sit back and let farmers said the particular t would be left u to the govern- °sa}}.�ar1 the value of all Dods produced fey. "We have to look after our .:::K m when ment. The government alio_ food processing is Canada's farmers. The da is com �:•<�:>:'> •>•,:x•:::f?:.o.:a..,�rz,.�„x;;.:,fi;c•• .>S. ,..;.• ..s. s'> :;•aXx•:u:Nfa.. :A«Y`:::: ..`,.,..�'. :,•>.+.,S::':C... :::� ��' <.�.;'•.'>:', ;.. .<; ,> : � . farm cafes so much money for under leading industry and is included farmers will not be able to fa in the two-thirds of manufactured and when new farmers can't ride developed countries and the .. county would decide where to _ products ... out the hollows without a plan of Y P P ;. rrli a �:;<:.< fes€ n.' . _• {{ •, get the cheapest and most useful 4,, _:x.::,.::.;: B 1985 a world shortage reassurance. I t was learned: t``n x'.::•, s Y 1 I r' had d the ice„> product.” He added provinces have may come and another da is that several other rt�•.. Y 4.:v some bearing. coming where a global produc- either established these plans a tion of food is becoming neves- ready or are in the process of As to credit facilities for far sary," said Mr. Riddell. "We enactinglegislation. "This puts ers, Mr. McKinley said it was up .,: should maintain viabilty in On- the Ontario farmer at a dis to the individual bank whether or tario's industry." advantage ..." read the brief. not farm improvement loans "Maybe we can't always pro- "The fact remains that other could be issued. Mr. Hill said duce crops cheaply," said Mr. provinces are assisting the agri- farmers don't like to go to new z.. Walper. "Manufactured goods cultural program and its farm banks. "We should go around and �: Z Brick Equal parts BEAVD Y For the took of real brick at a fraction economy & quality ter f - - ECIAL •. Lat x of the cost and bother. Indoors or h for SBtln e outdoors. 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