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an 3a Ha, SEA LA RSE AY NY AAR EAL LL feed SERINE Lata 8--THE PORT PERRY STAR, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 31st, 1957 Gordon L. Hill Heads Ontario Farmers' Union "We are now recognized as a Na- tional Farm Organization, in Ottawa and are fast becoming the spokesman of Interprovincial Farm Union Coun- cil, when addressing the Sixth An- nual Convention of Ontario Farmers' Union in Memorial Hall, 0.A.C., at Guelph, Tuesday, October 22nd. 450 delegates were in attendance, being the largest Convention to date. "Farm Unions, six or seven years ago were ridiculed and classed as radicals, It is significant that the Liberal Party now claims that they must become radical if they hope to again get on their feet," continued the speaker. "Although the past Government ignor- ed warnings made by Farm Unions as to agricultures fast 'deteriorating economical position, those conditions have become prevalent and while we must give our new Government time to put their house in order, farmers must not sit idle but continue to build their grassroots organization and to have pride in it and themselves," said-Mr. Patterson. Mr. Cleve Kidd, recently elected President of Ontario Federation of Labor spoke on farmer-lahor relations and said that no group is so isolated that its welfare is of no concern to others. Referring to the decreasing farm cash income, Mr. Kidd claimed that his labor organization was re- minded that a recession in one section only, soon spreads. Convention resolutions passed in- cluded the present Hog Direction Sys- tem and asked that before a hog vote is taken that the O.F.U. should be | Consulted regarding the wording ot - the ballot. The Unfon has always supported the principle of Marketing REECE Boards but the Convention did not favour the hog assembly point system. It suggested that the Co-Op Market- ing Board should sell and direct hogs straight from the farmers' stable to buyers. When quoting gross farm in- come, Government Bepartments were requested to also quote net cash farm income as a true agricultural econom- ic picture. As Ontario Federation of Agriculture organizations merely ask- ed for a floor price of from 13 to 16 cents under skim milk powder, while 0.F.U. asked fer 20c and the Federal Government set the price at 17c,, the Concentrated Milk Producers Organ- ization was requested to consult with Ontario Farmers' Union before re- questing any floor price hereafter. That butter be allowed to find its own price level on the market, that the Federal Government be asked to estab- lish a full parity support price and that the difference between the market price and the parity price should be payed direct to the cream producer through means of deficiency payments, was another of the 70 reso- lutions passed by the Convention, A further resolution requested the Fed- eral Government to include represent- ation of Interprovineial Farm Union Council on the Canadian delegation to be headed by Trade Minister Church- ill and which will visit England short- ly. Positive opposition -to any in- crease in Rural Bell Telephone rates was also unanimously supported. President A. V. Cormack reported that the organization now has 800 Locals in Ontario with 7 new County organizations having been established during the past year, and which or- ganization is composed of grassroots direct dues-paying membership and truly controlled by its membership. Main achievements consist of: 1-- Dynamic programme of direct inform- ation to farmers. 2--Terrific farmer- For a Progressive and Prosperous Port Perry, Vote Vv Citizens' Committee. Perry. (Paid Advertisement) . ° ni stimulate business, A y The time has come, in order for us to compete with larger shopping centres who have these facilities, petitive position, Therefore political influence as evidenced in last THESE "ARE THE FACTS Federpl election. 3--The 17c. floor| Don't listen to false and mislead- price on milk powder and 87% cent| ing statements being circulated equitable duty rate imposed on all| in some quarters. - Beverage potatoes entering Canada from U.,S.| rooms are not on the ballot and J Orde Marine were largely a result of O.F.U, re-| they definately cannot come into John Orde commendation. 4--O.F.U. can take| Port Perry as a result of this vote, Taylor's bc. to $1.00 full credit for Federal Government James D. Taylor Y purchase of eggs during the spring : scason which increased and stabilized 100, 000 C g Beare Motors Ltd. de rien, 2 oita e / | Storey E. Beare, Wm. T. Beare Ontario Farm Union Officials Bound Cars Mulligan' Darbe Shop elected were as follows: H. H. Mulligan h . An average of 100,000 cottage bound Hon. Fresident--Albert V. Cormack, | cars pass through the environs of Port Arthur Prov, President -- Gordon H.| Perry every week-end during eight Hill, Varna; Prov. Women's: President | months of the year. : ---Mus. Geo. Prosser, Blackstock; Prov.| If it were known that Port Perry Women's First Vice-Pres. -- Mrs. F.| was a modern Progressive town con- Stephens, Harwood; Prov. First Vice- | taining ALL facilities for week-end President -- John Hutchinson, Mark- | shopping a 'tremendous percentage of Carnegie Hardware R. J. Carnegie, G. D. Carnegie D. A .Carnegie, H. Carnegie Brunton Farms Arthur Brunton Western Tire & Auto Supply dale; Prov. 2nd Vice-President--W. L. | these cottagers would make Port Perry R. Howsam Miller, Tara; Prov. Junior President-- | their ONE-STOP shopping centre. Joan's Beauty Salon S. J. Stephens, Brechin. _-- Paid Advertisement -- Joan Cooke : Thomas J. Sandiland Jeweller McDermott-Panabaker Ltd. OGILVw. Instant Oats - A. L, McDermott, A. O. Panabaker Grant McDermott Taylor's Restaurant W. S. Taylor Bruton's I. D. A, Store Stan R, Bruton, Phm.B. Jackson's Pasteries E. Jackson I. R. Bentley, Jeweller Levinson's 'Drygoods _ Sam Levinson Flamingo Restaurant Kenneth Jackson 44-0z. pkg, 37¢ PARAMOUNT FANCY Pink Salmon - 1.lb, tin 49¢ Earl Wallace Roofing Supplies Ear] Wallace J. Pargeter White Rose Products ' HEINZ Baby Foods 3 tins 29¢ 12 tins 1.12 Jack Pargeter ' Port Perry Dairy Donald Pargeter, George Parry Dog Food FACE-ELLE Tissues - DR. BALLARD'S CHAMPION Ray Birkett Canadian Oil Co. | 15-0z. tin «Ray Birkett | 8 or 1.00 Morrow Farm Equipment Gordon L. Morrow Hope's Smoke Shop Mrs. Jessie Hope Charles Brignall Ambulance -~ IS) -~ [J 2-ply -- Green Box 3 for 49¢ PORK -O - Shoulder Roast FRESH, WHOLE OR HALF Leg of Pork Roast - = to - 1b. 49c SHOULDER x Pork Steaks - Ideal for Boiled Dinner PORK HOCKS - FRESH PORK w 2c PORK 'LIVER - Charles Brignall " Howard Motors Howard Challis Frank Godley, Insurance "Frank Godley Hutchinson's Reliance Service E. J. Hutchinson Irwin Tripp Supertest Products Irwin Tripp Hope's 1.G.A. Store - Jack Hope Kay Van's Ladies Wear Mrs. Kay Vandermark PLENTY SALE il = Ib. 37 ~ - - Sliced Ib. 49 w. Ale Betty Crocker Cake Mixes - - Monarch Pie Crust Mix y Cheese Sticks - Solo : Margarine - - Red & White Instant Coffee - Red & White Tea Bags - - Aylmer Vegetable Soup - Libby's Deep Brown Beans Chocolate, White, Peanut Delight Black Diamond -- White or Coloured -- 8-0z. SUPREME BRAND NYLONS © Jr 1.00 18-0z. pkg. - 2 For 59¢ - = 3% - 2 Lbs, 55¢ 5-0z. jar 10-0z. tin' - 8 For 1.00 Mild, Flavourful, No, 1 PARSHIDS vo = = ur onl We - - 93c Extra Fancy, Vacuum Cooled wows ACELERY . . « - « « = = ok ¥ * in 59c A Dynamic Vegetable SWEET POTATOES .- - - ir Barber Shop Prince Edward Island, select No. 1 - 50-1b. bag Potatoes - 1.29 Van's 8 Wear L. Vandermark Buller's Garage Chas. Buller, Prop. Cook's Transport Clarence Cook, Prop. Franssen Tailor Shop, J. Franssen, Prop. Kenny Mink Ranch Robt. Kenny C. Kight, Masonry Contractor Cleve Kight Walsh Electric Bananas 2 bs 35¢ 24-0z. cello bag Large Stalks 3 ws. 19¢ 20-0z, tin © qr 79 51 Gauge, 15 Denier, __.._ 89¢ pr,, 2 pr. 1.69 60 Gauge, 15 Denier _.._.. 98¢c pr, 2 pr. 1.89 FROZEN FOODS Birds Eye Peas and Carrots Sunpep Orange Juice, 6-07. tin iid 2% Bor ste ale Dowson's Food Market W. Allan Walsh Cook's Blacksmith . Lawrence Cook Chas. Coombe, Building Contractor W. H. (Bud) Sonley Carpenter FREE DELIVERY PORT PERRY ~ PAID ADVERTISEMENT -- 90% of Businessmen Say "YES" At a recent meeting of a number of Port Perry business and professional people, Mr. John Orde, a local businessman, was elected chairman of the The purpose of this committee is to present to the citizens of Port Perty: the advantage of having Properly controlled Government Stores in Port 1% The following business men and women who have signified their SODDarE : in this matter by affixing their signatures to this document, feel that Government Stores in Port Perry would increase assessment and generally that we in turn must be in the same com- e affirm the necessity of having properly con- trolled 'Government retail stores in Port Perry. Ivan Gray Cartage Ivan Gray : Robert S. Jeffrey Cartage Robert S. Jeffrey Bert Weeden Electrician Bert Weeden . E. Weeden, Contractor Edward Weeden Archer Motor Sales Robert Archer Scugog Cleaners V. Buller W. G. Raines Electrician MacGregor's Butcher Shop W. E. MacGregor, Jack MacGregor Causeway Bowling Lanes F, C. Hastings Cawker Bros. Butchers A. Cawker Emmerson Insurance Agency H. W. Emmerson W. G. Emmerson The Elizabeth Shoppe Mrs. E. Oke Port Perry Chick Hatchery Herb Brooks Jay J. Gibson & Son Poultry Plant J. J. Gibson, Bill Gibson Glenn Moase Bill's Refrigeration Service W. Lowcock Port Perry Beverages Murell Goode Orde Boat Works P. W. Orde Gordon Prentice Imperial Oil Agt. Gordon Prentice G. Wilson TV. & Radio G. Wilson Lakeview Orchard f Garnet H. Porter "Sweetman's Garage Stewart Sweetman T, Raines Cartage Theodore Raines Port Perry Fuels Hugh D. Santer Archie Menzies, Chief of Police John's Shoe Repair John Ryba John Ballard Lumber John Ballard Midtown Appliances A. Craig C. Popert's Pool Room and Restaurant, C. Popert Phoebe's Hairdressing P. A. Edwards Tripp's Construction Co. Joe Tripp Wm. Tripp Wm. McLaughlin Robertson Electric Gord Robertson Allstate Studios . Dave Enge a 10h J. R. Helm Harvey Mahaffy Merven DeNure Arthur J, Carnegie W. J. Carnegie Dr. G. M. Rennie, M.D. Dr. D. J. Diamond, M.D. Dr. S. P, Kandell, M.D. Dr. R. G. McNab, Dental Surgeon, Dr. Austin C. Bathie, D.C. N. P. Aldred Ernie Bottrell Archie Farmer Irving Boyd Ivan Haugen THIS LIST IS NOT YET COMPLETE. THE COMMITTEE WILL BE GLAD TO ADD ANY BUSINESSMAN'S. NAME. PLEASE CALL CHAIRMAN JOHN ORDE, 1% " "Ah