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Dairy policy
News o announcement
Mrs. Lyle Storey of Seaf-
orth arranged and directed
the "Family Night" entert-
ainment on Tuesday evening.
The program had been taped
on Monday for the Big Al
T.V. show at Kitchener. Marie
Flynn, Nelson Howe and
Harold Black provided the
accompaniment for the ent-
ertainers which included
step dance numbers by
Becky McKinley, Brenda
Pullman, Lesa Buettenmill-
er, Pauline Sykes, Daline
Rolf, Lorie Siemin, Shar-
man Adams; vocal duets
Theresa and Margaret Hick-
nell, vocal solos by Debbie and
Marie Flynn.
Mrs. Orville Dale express-
ed the appreciation of the with activities.
residents for the very enjoy-
able hour of music and
dancing.
The "Over 90" Club met
on Wednesday afternoon and
welcomed four new memb-
ers, Mrs. Wheeler, Mrs.
Yea, Mrs. Riddell and Mrs.
Weston. Guests of the Club
for the afternoon were Mrs.
Elsie Henderson, Norman
Lear and William Farnsworth,
who provided some musical
numbers, with piano instrum-
entals by Mrs. Fremlin and
mouth organ selections by
Walter Kingswell.
Tea and cookies were serv-
ed in north dining room and
volunteer members of the
Walkerburn Club assisted
Bowling scores at Zurich Lanes
TOTAL POINTS
Angels - Carmel Sweeney - 595
Starlites - Diane Becker - 603
Jolly Six - Iva Reid - 670
Packers - Rosemary Beange - 591
Red Gables - Elaine Ducharme - 584
Town & Country Six - Hilda Vanderhoeck - 574 •
Ups & Downs - Irene Hartman - 462
Alley Oops - Mary Laporte - 655
Happy Gang - Sheila Willert - 544
Road Runners - Anita Faber - 600
Super Six - Rita Mommersteeg,- 685
Dashettes - Donna Schilbe - 547
HIGH SINGLE - Dara Hartman - 310
HIGH TRIPLE - Leona Rader - 709
HIGH AVERAGE - Carmel Sweeney - 204
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COMPETITION
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VILLAGE OF AYFIEL
Rules:
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1, 1975.
(2) Decision of judges to be final.
(3) All designs to remain the property of the Village of
Bayfield.
Prizes:
1st --$50.00; 2nd-- $20.00; 3rd --$10.00
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The Minister of Agricult-
ure has authorized the Can-
adian Dairy Commission to
announce significant policy
developments while, at the
same time, elaborating upon
the previously announced
long-term dairy policy.
Effective immediately, an
export equalization fund for
dairy products has been
established by the Govern-
ment. The levy rate establ-
ished under the fund will be
651 per hundred pounds of
milk effective October 1,
1975, a reduction of 251 from
the previous level.
There will be a refund to
producers on deliveries
made during the period of
July 1 to September 30,
1975. This refund will amount
to 251 per hundred pounds of
milk, or 7.141 per pound of
butterfat, on all in -quota
deliveries to which the earlier
904 rate applied.
The Government has agreed
to a five-year averaging app-
roach to the financing of
losses on export sales of dairy
products.
The export equalization
fund will be administered
by the Canadian Dairy Com-
mission. It is designed to
prevent sharp variations in
levy rates collected from
producers while, at the same
time, generating sufficient
revenue to meet the total
loss on export sales of dairy
products over the next five-
year period.
The levy rate will be review-
ed and, if necessary, adjusted
annually to reflect changes in
inventory and in the internat-
ional market conditions for
dairy products. The rate will
be set at a level which is
expected to ensure the fund
does not, at year-end, show a
deficit or surplus of more than
$40 million.
In the administration of the
fund, interest will be charged
on loans from the Govern-
ment, and interest will be
paid on surplus in the account.
The dairy policy announced
on March 27, provided for an
increase to 100 million cwt,
or 5% in deliveries of manuf-
acturing milk on which a
subsidy of $2.66 would be
paid. Present indications are
that production this year will
be in excess of this amount.
This could require a change in
the method of subsidy pay-
ment by the Dairy Commis-
sion to ensure uniform pay-
ment to all producers.
Deliveries of milk during
the 1975-76 dairy year are
expected to be in the order
of 102.5 million cwt, and the
Commission stated that
further action will need to be
taken to reduce the Market
Sharing Quota for 1976-77
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