The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1975-03-13, Page 8Times-Advocate, March 13, 1975 Page 13
STEPHEN FEDERATION OF AGRICULTURE — The annual banquet speaker. From the left are, Larry Jones, Huron F of A president Doug of the Stephen Federation of Agriculture was held Wednesday with Fortune, Middlesex South MPP Bob Eaton, Stephen president Allan Ontario's assistant Minister of Agriculture, Bob Eaton the guest Turnbull and Doug Lightfoot. T-A photo
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Three trade missions including
area men are currently abroad
expanding the sales of beans in
world markets.
The trade missions are being
sponsored by the Ontario Bean
Producers Marketing Board, the
Ontario Bean Dealers
Association and the Department
of Industry Trade and Commerce
and the Ontario Food Council,
Further sales of white pea
beans, yelloweye beans, red
kidneys , brown beans and black
turtle beans are a continuation of
an expansion program
established in 1968 when agency
marketing came into being in
Ontario.
By ADRIAN VOS
Where is Canada heading?
Daily we read in the papers that
some big corporations make huge
profits and still want to raise
their prices. We read that labour
unions are asking for
unreasonable high wages. It
appears to this observer that we
may be heading in the same
direction as Great Britain, by
pricing ourselves out of in-
ternational markets.
That unfortunate country has
been balancing on the brink of
bankruptcy- f or decades,
primarily because labour struck
for any reason at all. The same
seems to be happening here.
Multiple labour unions in one
industry 'makes it impossible for
At that time and now the main
market for export of beans is
Great Britain. Since that time
new markets have been
established in 14 to 15 additional
countries where beans are being
presently exported.
With the greatly increased
production of beans over the last
several years it has been
necessary to continue this type of
program as one of the means of
expanding the sale of beans.
One trade mission is visiting
Cuba, Mexico, Trinidad and
Venezuela. Included on the trip
are Bob Allen, Brucefield and
John Mcllhargey RR 3, Lucan,
both members of the Ontario
that industry to have any
prolonged labour peace. Even if a
contract is still valid, they
sometimes break it anyway,
because some other industry
negotiated a better deal.
It used to be that an efficient
work-force could demand more
because of their efficiency. Now
they demand more because their
union is more efficient. Countries
like West Germany, where the
workers show more respon-
sibility, have the lowest rate of
inflation in the world, and those
workers are better off for it.
What really bugs me is that
strikers can legally force other
workers off the job as well. They
are apparently legally justified to
refuse to cross a picket line
manned by strikers, even if they
BeanProducers Marketing Board
and Wes Petch of Cook's Division
of Gerbro.
On a visit to Spain, France,
Germany, Belgium, Holland and
the United Kingdom are Phil
Durand of Zurich, chairman of
the Ontario Bean Producers
Marketing Board and director
John Hazlitt.
The third group is visiting
Austria, Bulgaria, Rumania,
Yugoslavia, Poland, the USSR,
Sweden and the United Kingdom.
Making the tour are Charles
Broadwell, managing director of the Ontario Bean Producers
Marketing Board, a director
are not intended to take over the
stricken jobs.
It is a mess and it's time that
we, who suffer the consequences
in loss of business and in un-
necessary higher prices start
protesting more vigorously, Why
should you and I suffer because
some union boss has riled up his
workers to a strike fever, so he
can justify his astronomical
salary? •
Thirty ships are lying idle in
Vancouver Harbour, ready to be
loaded with grain for needy
lieople, just because a few
hotheads refuse to weigh and
grade the grain. It's outrageous
that thousands of people face
more threat of starvation
because a few overfed people
want more money.
When they go back to work it
will be the longshoremen and
after them the railway engineers
and then the railway clerks.
Government will do nothing until
we demand action.
Lewis Sherman and Ed Belasis,
representing Cook's of Gerbro
Corporation.
By MRS. HAROLD DAVIS
The class that counts met
Thursday evening in the church
basement. The president Mrs, J,
Tuck presided for the meeting,
Mrs. Howard Ross had charge
of the worship service assisted by
Mrs. Mervin Shute and Mrs. Ross
Robinson.
Mrs. Tuck introduced the guest
speaker, Mrs. Nelson Monteith of
Exeter who demonstrated
various ways of using antiques.
Brenda Murray of Exeter
favored with two dances and was
accompanied by Carl Mills on the
bagpipes.
Mrs. George Burgin and Mrs.
Robert Marshall sang a duet
accompanied by Mrs. Harold
Foster on the piano.
Lunch was served by the
committee in charge.
Personals
Mr, & Mrs. Norris Atthill
visited Mr. & Mrs. Wm. Scott in
Kilbrachan Nursing Home
Sunday in Seaforth.
Mr. & Mrs. Cliff Scott spent the
weekend with Mr. & Mrs. Jack
Ward of Monkton and enjoyed
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Ray Norris has returned home
from St. Marys Memorial
Hospital.
Lloyd McCurdy is a patient in
St. Marys Memorial Hospital.
Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Hutcheson
and Chad of Woodstock Mr. &
Mrs. Norman Jefferson of Munro
and Mr. & Mrs. Jim Ostler of St.
Marys were weekend visitors
with Mr. & Mrs. Howard Bearss.
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Urges farmers to protest
numerous union strikes