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m4 Record Oil Import Over US Targets Cs , with 1 Canada and there are plenty of signs with tertheless that the question although Mexico has agreed to limit its flows to 30,000 barrels Tiarm Bill Passed rairie - Styl By RONALD LEBEL TAWA (CP)--Amid an out- cealecPt of old-fashioned sock-'em :firle politics, the Commons a major farm bill and first reading to a second day. hard - fought debate span- founfs seven sitting days ended ruptly when final approval given unanimously to a bill iding for government loans up to $100,000 to syndicates M three or more farmers who wish to buy and use farm ma- Pi chinery on a joint basis. } 'The measure now goes to the te, which resumes sittings Tuesday after a month- recess. e Commons also passed a lution leading to the intro- ction of amendments to the rop Insurance Act of 1959. The j --_ wocld give added fed- eral financial backing to pro- f<yinelal crop insurance plans. Spokesmen for various rties agreed that the new leg- { fslation likely will encourage more provinces to enter the crop insurance field and extend coverage to many more farm- ers. ' ONLY THREE COVERED So far only three provinces Manitoba, Saskatchewan and e Prince Edward Island--have set up crop insurance pilot pro- jects. About 6,000 out of the 400,000 farmers in Canada were covered by crop insurance at last count. All were prairie} arines farmers except for 75 potato growers in P.E.I. Conservative MPs livened up the proceedings by accusing Ag- riculture Minister Hays of being "bull . headed" and of trying to destroy the Prairie Farm As- sistance Administration (PFAA levies fees from all fanmers who make deliveries to the wheat board and pays bene- fits to farmers hit by crop fail- ures.) Mr. Hays replied that it would take "'a very long time' be- fore crop insurance plans re- placed PFAA on the Prairies. "Tf this resolution were to re- place the PFAA, all the areas would have to be cnder crop in- surance," he said The main feature of the crop -|CANADIAN POLICY -| Canadian national , set out in 1961 to light a fire '| On Rocks, HiT ? Ht : it i ai§ Bs $ H Es] gee aeee g i Hl Bs "aE under the flagging industry, ex- Runs Ship Kills Self MORRISBURG, Ont. (CP)-- Personal Our thoughtful approach to your estate and family prob- lems is based on nearly a cen- tury of experience as execu- _ tors and trustees. Trust service is friendly service. : CANADA PERMANENT } CANADA PERMANENT TRUST COMPANY Oshawa Shopping Centre » J. W. Froud, Manager ak insurance bill provides that provinces operating their own plans may sign "re - insurance agreements' with the federal government to cover their esate in --_, cmp years. The provinces w pay pre- miums into a new federal re- insurance fund. "NORM" FISHER'S Meat Market For Personalized ~ Service ~ y land 22 RY VG ae THANKSGIVING hems. 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