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12 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, July 24, 1963 Milk Producers Claim Undersold KIRKLAND LAKE, Ont. (CP) Northern Ontario milk produc- ers and distributors complained here Monday that southern On- tario concentrated products were being shipped north and py under-selling locally pro- ced whole milk products, The complaints were made at a hearing of the Ontario Milk Inquiry Committee. A distributors' brief urged legislation to prevent the sale of southern Ontario milk in the north, It asked that concen- trated milk, now classed as ev- aporated, be placed in a class with fluid milk. This would mean that concentrated milk producers would have to pay top rates for milk. The brief said some northern dairies had already started to market reconstituted and con- centrated milk products to save their business but the use of such products was damaging the producer. It claimed producers in Tim- iskaming and Cochrane had lost $200,000 in milk sales in the last year because of concentrated products brought in from south- ern Ontario. PRODUCERS ON HAND Represented at the hearing were producers and distributors from a region extending 120 miles south of here to Tim- agami and 200 miles north to Kapuskasing. The Timiskaming Milk Pro- ducers Association blamed the lack of proper provincial milk board regulations for the under- selling. Vice - president Chester Hop- kins suggested milk should be marketed in zones organized and controlled by the provin- vee WALKER'S| SUMMER CLEARANCE BLOUSES SHIRTS PEDAL PUSHERS Reg. SLIMS SHORTS MISSES 10 TO 20 Reg. Reg. Reg. 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Such an all- tlie Ontario plan would be in the best interests of everyone, The producers' brief said the future of. local milk markets should be taken to bar the in- filtration of cheaper southern Ontario products, Distributors also said they could not compete with the cheaper southern products be- cause they had agreements with farmers to take certain quotas and they could not pay less, Their brief said milk prices in the north were one cent cheaper than in Toronto despite the fact that milk was 30 to 40 cents cheaper a hundredweight in southern Ontario, It claimed unfair advertising by southern concentrated milk producers was undermining the imperial quart. Southern On. Re sil bis Sao tario concentrated milk is sold in 32-ounce cartons holding 30 fluid ounces. These make up 2% quarts while whole milk and other milk producis must be sold in 40-ounce containers, TROOPS MOVING OUT CAMP GAGETOWN, NB. (CP)--The army's nine - day mock war, Exercise Tribula- tion, enters its seventh day to. day and already 3,500 troops have begun to leave for home) bases in Quebec and Ontario. | More than 1,000 vehicles will be, used to move the troops in con-) voys of five vehicles each, to camps at Val Cartier, and Camp! Farnham, Que., and _ Picton,) Kingston, Petawa, Borden and) London, Ont. : REDUCED 70 $10! 7 Teenagers Join Church Enniskillen By MRS, RUSSELL GRIFFIN ENNISKILLEN -- Seven teen. agers became members of the Church on their profession of faith recently, Misses Birthe Nielson, Ruth Pethick, Diane Avery, Marie Beckett. and Marilyn Yellow. lees, Douglas Ashton and Rob ert Slemon. joined. Assisting at the service was the Clerk of Session Ross Ash- ton and Supt. Werry, -- The CGIT sponsored a double bridal shower recently for two of its ex-members, Mrs. Adams (nee Linda Yeo) and Miss Brenda Ellis on her com- ing marriage to D, Millson Mrs. K. Cryderman was co hostess with her mother and sister, Gail. The pantry was held at the home of Mr, and Mrs. L. Stain ton, Linda and Brenda expressud their appreciation to the CGIT and their leader for their lace table cloth. Mrs, Irene Paisley, Mr, and Mrs. Lloyd Currie, David and Barbara, Toronto, were Sun- day guests of the Slemon's, !Robert Slemon for holidays. Mr, and Mrs. J, Kinsman and Lisa, Courtice, Mr. and Mrs, S. Piper and girls, Maple Grove; Mr, and Mrs. Lyal Brock, Mr. and Mrs, H, Haass, Ronny and Nancy, Bowmanville; Mr, and Mrs. Ray Vanmeer and family, |Providence, Mr, and Mrs R. McGill were birthday guests to Mr, and Mrs, K. McGills, DELIVERS REPORT PEKING (Reuters)--Premier Chou Enslai delivered an "im. portant report' at a gathering of more than 30,000 new college graduates at, Peking's Great Hall of the People Monday night, New China news agency said Tuesday. 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