The Goderich Signal-Star, 1976-11-18, Page 29fC.
Salute to those who paid the price of freedom
h'hstian Farmers
income biN
will cause trouble
The Christian - Farmers
Federation of Ontario has
criticized the government's
revised Farm Income
Stabilization bill as being an
incentive to production.
At its November meeting
the C.F.F. Executive Board
adopted a resolution to send a•
letter oto all Members• of the
Provincial Legislature
, warning` them that the
passing of the bill would
provide a major incentive to
production and result in
problems with controlling the
amount of production.
".We have no choice but to
reject. the whole set up," said
John Janssens, an egg
producer from Watford in
Lambton County, and
----Pre, sill -ant of the Chris
Farmer's Federation of
Ontario., "This bill, if im-
plemented, will be A major
incentive to production.,to the
members of the Christian
Farmers Federation of
Ontario. 95 percent of the five
year average price is a
guarantee that our farmers
will be' profitable. This will
force other programs to
control production."
The ,,C.F.F. Executive's
resolution reads : Be it
resolved that the C.F.F. write
a letter to all Members of the
Provincial Legislature
warning them of the
following: .
1. A guarantee of 95 percent
of the 5 -year average price
for any commodity will be an
incentive to produce more for
members of the . Christian
Farmers Federation of
Ontario.
2. Bill 131, An -Act
respecting Farm Income
Stabilization, if implemented.
in any commodity, will ;in-
crease production
significantly and will require
production controls or new
marketing programs:
3. We support producer-
planned production or
marketing but this guarantee
will force more government-.
• planned production •or
marketing to protect the
public .financial contribution :
and that the C.F.F. reject the
bill for these reasons.
Elbert van Donkersgoed,
Executive Director of the
C.F'F., in an interview from
the C.F.F.'s office in Drayton
said; ';Our initial reaction to.
the new Bill was concern, but
we were not prepared to
reject it totally. Now we have-
-,study the -
details and have concluded
that we must reject the whole
. Bill."
"The Bill has majorim-
plications for government -
planned production and
marketing. This is just not
acceptable to us," he said.
The Christian Farmers
Federation of Ontario sup-
po"rted the government's
original bill that was defeated
by the NDP and Liberals.
earlier this year.
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olmesvjlle News
By ilanche.Deeves
Church News
Morning worship was held
at Holmesville United Church
Sunday morning and with
Sunday School held in the
church hall.
The annual Holmesville
Bazaar held last week at the
White Carnation, was as
usual, a huge success with
everything from produce;
home baking aid Christmas
table on sale: There was also
a tea room.
To everyone who donated to
this worthy cause, thank you.,
Card Party
A card party will be held
' `tonight, November 18 in the
Holmesville school. Lunch
will be provided at $1 per
person.
School news
November 15-19 is exam
week for grades five to eight.
There will be parent
teacher interviews on Friday
November 26 at the school.
On this day, interviews- will
be set up between parents and
teachers to discuss the
progress ofthe individual
pupils. An interview form will
be sent home shortly .to be
filled out and returned to the
school. This will enable the
staff to make convenient
appointments.
On Friday, November 19,
the pupils in Grades 4 to 8 will
be selling almond bars in an
effort to raise money for the
student activities. The price
per bar will be $1, A ten -speed
bicycle, compliments of the
company,from which the bars
wereordered, will be
awarded .to the individual
pupil who has the most sales.
Personals
Sorry to report that' Rita
Yeo is in the Clinton Hospital.
Get well wishes from the
community.
Recent visitors with Mr.
and Mrs. Elmer Potter have
been Mr. and Mrs. Ken Potter
and daughter . and • Mr. and
Mrs. Ken Ashton of London
with their sons Donald and
Robert.
Murray McDougall is doing
a daily walk of two miles.
Maybe now, we younger folks
should be doing this,
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Harris
and Bert Harris have been
visiting with relatives in the
area.
Mrs. Pearl Fuller has been
4,
visiting with Mr. and Mrs.
Herb McAdam.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Norman.
visited Dr. Norman and
family in Parkhill on Sunday: -
'We are
unday:""`We'are all sorry to see the
store at Holmesvilleofor sale.
Mr. and Mrs. Davies will be a,
great loss to the community.
Walk it to me!
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Mrs. William Porter, RR 2,
Goderich was elected as a
'provincial board member for
the Federated Women's
Institutes at a regional
meeting, held in Tlllsonburg,
November 9 and 10. Mrs.
Porter has been a member of
the London area Women's
Institute for the past 10 years.
(staff photo)
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