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atlantic cosjoeatioj r g felix game q finance tonge st 8 evkwid mitt oat phone kmiu ywvrerere when fed on marmill 20 chick starter crumbles ottawa by john addison mp higher egg production higher profits we manufacture our own chick starter crumbles right on the premises to assure you of the freshness and quality for the best results reesors marmill ltd box 20 markham ont 2942323 60000 new lobs s250 million increase in production in cana das auto industry over the next three years sounds breathtaking but by the sienin2 of the auto agreement by prime min ister pearson and president johnson a distinct possibility reasons for such an agree ment are obvious first that the economic council ol canada has warned us that 150000 new jobs would have to be created by 1970 and second o correct our historical imbalance of pay ments position with the united states to do this canadians are asked to take a great risk but in doing so the real possibil ity of even greater rewards the drury plan as originally adopt ed provided a dollar in tariff rebate for every dollar increase in automoblie parts exported to the united states our canadian exports increased from around s million annually to approxi mately s5 million last year compared to imports from the united states in parts worth more than s600 million terms of the agreement are of course complicated but in essence it provides for a iree exchange of new vehicles and new parts by the manufacturers between the two countries the canadian government has abol ished the import duty on new cars and new parts with the re sultant loss of s50 million a year in duty it should be re membered however that under the previous incentive plan we were prepared to remit the duty to manufacturers who increased their sales to the united states in reality then we were prepar ed to forfeit this 50 million in any event for increased export production it also means by the end of 19ss in canada that all major canadian car companies have agreed to increase produc tion by 13 above normal growth rates which will entail their plowing back a large por tion of the immediate savings by the elimination of the duty into plant expansion canada has been in the un fortunate position of producing less of the total new vehicles bought in this country than we manufactured it is the desire ol the canadian government to ensure that canada will be guaranteed its rightful share of north american production commensurate with our share of the overall north american consumption it is interesting to note that on a per capita basis canadians are buying more cars than americans and this trend should continue there will of course be some dislocation this is inevitable when any far- reaching agreement of this kind is instituted a number of years ago the elimination of tariffs between the united states and canada would have been rebuked not so today for the very simple reason that canadians realize if we are to employ our steadily increasing population we must have free access to larger mar kets with our lower wage scale our devaluated dollar our more modern manufacturing facilities and skilled personnel some of which have been dis placed by automation canada is in an excellent position to com pete for a great number of years we have had free trade in the farm machinery industry and as a result massey fergu son for example a canadian based firm is the leader in this field as i said at the beginning there are risks but inevitably without risks there is no pro- soil and crop assoc annual convention the stouffville thkune tburuby fcnwy 28 1965 pge t crops farming systems and farm management problems will receive priority at b ont ario soil and crop improve ment associations annual con vention in toronto on january 2729 the convention will be held in the coliseum exhibi tion park george suffel president of the association reports that an informative and varied prog ram has been arranged which will be of particular interest to the delegates first day of the convention we will hear discussions and i reports on hybrid wheat as well as recent developments in the production of oats soils fertilizers corn and soy beans have a prominent part in j the second days proceedings as well as the problems created by j insufficient water supply everett biggs deputy minis- 1 ter of agriculture will review the agricultural outlook for 1865 when he speaks on fo cus on agriculture1965 he will discuss the course agricul ture may be expected to take in the light of developments in crop varieties production tech niques and business manage ment the annual banquet will be held in the king edward hotel on thursday evening when a v piggott vice president of the canadian scholarship trust foundation speaks on com bines and computers the friday program will be devoted to pesticides and their proper use the recent tv se ries lets look at agriculture will also form part of the con vention program held in conjunction with the convention the canadian farm and industrial show will be larger than ever gasoline because the gasoline requirements of the farmer are unique your cooperative brings you a new regular gasoline specially developed for farm use oxidation during storage is a problem unique to the farmer so is constant slow speed tractor operation and the need for seasonal powerchanges ordinary regular gasolines developed for automo biles do not offer the special qualities needed to meet these farm driving conditions new coop farm gasoline does this speciallyformulated fuel meets these needs in five essential areas 1 minimum oxidation preserves fuel quality in storage coop farm gasoline can be stored longer withoulfucl deterioration thats because has been developed to specifications that are double the minimum storage stability standards of most other gasolines you get more power more perform ance from every gallon of coop farm gasoline 2 volatility controlled for increased power as you need il may through september is the time you require peak power performance from your fuel coop farm gasoline is adjusted month by month to meet this need during spring and summer you get more vital power- producing ingredients at no extra costl 3 carburetor detergent cleans out harmful deposits the slow operating speeds and frequent idling of trac- s tor engines cause excessive carbon deposits in the carburetor resulting in costly overrich fuel mixtures coop farm gasoline includes a special carburetor detergent that eliminates these deposits keeps the throttle clean and prevents toorich mixtures you get smoother perform ance plus a saving in gasoline 4 builtin rust inhibitor protects vital parts moisture in gasoline will corrode fuel tanks lines and pumps coop farm gaso line contains a surfaceactive material that forms a protec tive coating on all contacted surfaces downtime is re duced during these critical farming periods 5 antiicing additive combats cold weather stalls ice will form in a carburetor as gasoline changes to vapour this may build up on throttle blade and stall engines coop farm gas oline contains a deicing ad ditive that prevents ice from adhering to carburetor walls passes it out through the engine keeps you from being stopped cold your coop farm gasoline salesman will be calling soon try a tankful of top performance toop farm gasoline supplied by united cooperatives of ontario cooperative name stouffville cooperative phone 6401550 or 6401551 dist ladies take short course in block printing who builds this car its a 1965 studebaker austra januis home economist york county ontario depart or agriculture a short course in block printing was recently conducted at the ontario department of agriculture in newmarket by miss judy gum the course was divided into tour sessions during which the participants were taught how to create their own designs mix colours and then print them on all kinds ol mate rials and textures taking this course were mrs merle mason stouffville 3 mrs bruce lewis scarboro mrs george ward and mrs j closs aurora mrs may v swash and mrs e l m smith stouffville mrs j a mason newmarket and mrs nora huyck newmarket 3 mrs p riordan and mrs eve- cress there is every chance canadian production will sky rocket as a result of this auto mobile pact the government with the manufacturers in a spirit of cooperation and mutual interest has made free trade possible lyn snider maple 1 mrs v g miller and mrs cathie clos- son highland creek mrs har ry jackson maple 1 and mrs norman robson richmond hill mrs e ross and miss mildred dike mt albert mrs m biggs and mrs alice laing nobleton mrs john wray and mrs clarence kellanm weston mrs w crane and mrs g ed wards schomberg mrs frank greenwood newmarket 3 and mrs n storev sharon mrs e s roddick and mrs helene ma- giera rr king mrs f j gar diner aurora and mrs g c chalk king 3 mrs alva thompson and mrs r holmes thornhill mrs shirley deavitt and mrs joan kaak queens- ville mrs lloyd pegg mrs s w schortinghuis and mrs paul 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