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up srr -- nl A I. Marketing boards topic for discussion at Durham Ag. meeting The Durham Region Federation of Agriculture are planning a special meeting for Tuesday, February 23, starting at 8:00 p.m. The meeting which will be held at the Legion Hall in Port Perry 'will feature a panel discussion on the pros and cons of marketing boards, quotas and open market systems. A number of farmers in- volved in the production of various agricultural commodities will be partici- pating. Some of those in- volved favour supply management, some favour a marketing board with no quotas, but the ability to negotiate price while others favour electronic marketing type systems. So often we hear the term, marketing board, used and this is associated with quotas College courses It is expected that 1,500 farmers of Eastern Ontario will take the opportunity to attend a series of programs at Kemptville College during the week of February 15-20, 1982. This second version of Eastern Ontario Farmers' Week will offer eight, programs of general interest SIT ITe TTT IIIT TT o] SEWING MACHINE REPAIRS Call GIL RUMMENIE 986-5319 Or Drop Off At MODERN TEXTILES to the farm community. Last year 1,500 farmers attended. Registration fees range from $3.00 to $10.00 per person, per session, with most being $6.00 per person. Meals and proceedings are included in the registration fee. No advance registration is required for any of the programs. and supply management. The local branch of the Fed- eration felt it would be very worthwhile to discuss a number of alternatives and how they work. All farmers and interested people are invited to attend this special meeting on the 23rd. The 1982 Ontario Farm Adjustment Assistance Pro- gram was anndunced in early January. Response to the Program in Durham County has been slow to date. Under the Program, farmers who meet certain eligibility criteria can receive assistance for 1982 with regards to their floating rate interest credit. There are three options open to the farm, who might qualify: 1. A deferral of interest by the bank on bank loans for a period of up to six months. 2. An interest reduction letters (continued) (From page 6) add up their losses on unpaid loans to foreign countries they will learn a lesson. - Canadian banks have loaned a reported $480 million to communist Poland, a Warsaw Pact nation that is BBQ BABY RIBS Served with our own sauce, french fries, cole slaw or tossed salad... or ShrimpforOnly ... Conway Gardens 985-2486 WEEKEND SPECIAL: FEBRUARY 19th -20th-21st ...ADD SUPER WINGS wen $4 QF 7.50 Dinner Portion... 1.50 an enemy of NATO. As for nationalizing more of the private sector by government, that would lead to disaster. Canadair, a government owned company is $1 billion in debt and needs another $300 million to keep going. As its in Quebec and has jobs for 7,000 Quebecers no doubt it will get lots of money. Like with DREE Quebec got the lion's share with a reported whopping 54 per cent going to Quebec -- more than all the 9 remain- ing provinces got. If Health Minister Begin and the 10 Liberal dissidents can't budge Trudeau and McEachen; nor the 10 premiers at the economic conference, the only hope is a sizable swing in the public opinion polls against the Liberals. Canadians must speak up! Write your M.P. (no stamp needed) or a letter to your newspaper. United we stand, divided we fall. Sincerely, Dean J. Kelly SUNDERLANDLIONSCLUB «MUSIC » -- FESTIVAL -- FEBRUARY 18th thru 26th, 1982 A Special 25th Anniversary Concert FRI, FEBRUARY 19th -8 P.M. -SUNDERLAND TOWN HALL - STARS OF FESTIVAL *CONCERTS* MARCH 1-2-3-4 a a a grant on floating rate bank loans and short term fixed rate loans for operating purposes. 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