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SECOND SECTION

- ~ ROAD\TO DELHI

Transient tobacco workers , are stopped by . police on >a | road leading to Delhi, Ont., as they marched on the town

complaining about food and lodging on a nearby camp. The workers were met by , Police armed with shotguns ang; -by

FACTS FOR FARMERS - ~

Questions tes

By EARLE ADAMS. Dairy Supefintendent. _P.E. 1. Ss Of Agriculture Most .dairy farmers have .un-} Answer: Last year, cream |derstanding of how the federal |prices were based on 55-cent but- ldairy policy works and how tiey: iter plus a- subsidy of 10:9 cents }can: participate in it per .pound of butterfat. The sub- However, say _ Agricultural |Sidy was paid bythe plants to there appears to be still some | ithe farmer and theplants were lconfusion in the minds of a few 'reimbursed-~by.the Stabilization imilk _producers. Board. This year cream prices le aravel ana aonie Of tha aia ine based on 59-cent butter plus questions farmers are asking P ee ee ay nee | the Stabilization Board that thi the: eoiaiay. ti be- Question: What do I do to get 22" ‘Hs year. tne y Hpaid? ing paid direct to the farmer 1 r ; from~the Stabilization Board in |. Answer: You must he register- (++ ws These. payments will -be fed with the Agricultural Stabil- lmade to crea. - shippers every jization Board in Ottawa. Forms ‘three monthen. The “fot cheques lare available from the cream-| sm anufachirin Tant, iwill be going out to this group of ee aan day wy other Producers within the next few

outlet to which you ship milk or ‘cream. It is not necessary to. re: Question: \gister again if you already have) and cream to the same manu- ‘an A.S.B. registration number. ifacturing plant do I need two | Question: Why am .1 _ getting registration certificates?

Hess from the plant for my, Answer: No..

|cream this year?

Charlottetown, Fri.,

Aug. 5, 1966._

. Mayor AM Saveau of Delhi, “who “read the Riot Act (CP Wirephoto)

Answers

On: New Dairy Policy.

Question: -I am. registered as |

ing. Do I need two numbers? Answer:

fluid shipper. the letter F. = -

milk is shipped “together,

ents too?*.. - Answer: jtration per farm is permitted.

pa

| per cent

\

butterfat) will I get more than 75-cents per hundred- weight in subsidy? °

’ Answer: No. Such an arrange ment would: fot” work because there would. be no incentive for

|the processor to pay, or the pro-

ducer to negotiate, a fair price if the Government agreed to pay to each individual the dif. ference between the amount the actually received and $4.00 and . hundrdweight. Question: Does the $4.00 per ‘|hundredweight “average support level mean the average: for each farmer or the- average for. all farmers? : - Answer: All farmers: See last answer above. c

Question: The butterfat test of my milk is 3.8 per cent. How .

No.. Only one regis-.P2yment

much subsidy should be receive? What if the test; was. 3.2. per . cent?

Answer: The euviieat foe el-

—ligible milk testing 3.5. per cent

jbutterfat is-75 cents per hun-

a fluid milk shipper and I _also‘dredweight—This~is 21.43 cents separate cream for manufactur-| \per pound -of butterfat: For milk .

jtesting 3.8; the payment would

No. But -you’, should be 21.43 times 3.8 which . work give your creamery the regis- | lout to about 81 cents. If the milk tration number. you received as |tested 3,2 the payment

would

Fluid Produc- ibe about 68 cents per hundred- ers’ numbers are prefixed by |weight. :

Question: Last year direct

Question’ ‘If some one is help--SuPPlementary payments were © ing onthe same farm and owns Made to manufacturing milk and some of the cows and all-of the Cream shippers on the: basis of can the deliveries during the 1964-65 this person ‘be registered for ‘airy year. Does this-mean that

another direct’ supplementary will . be forthcoming

this year based on the 1965-66

Question: I have sold my old| dairy year production?

.farm and bought.a new one.

my old address. Answer: cate stating you- have bought

| Answer: -No. While . 1964-65°

If I-ship both mik What should I do about registra- production records were used in ition? I am now registered’ under order - to

make payments as ‘soon as possible, the direct sup-

Return your certifi- plementary -payments were part

of the 1965-66 dairy year support

Question: If 1 ship milk for another farm and‘ givé your new program. These have been rte

address. A new certificate will Placed in this dairy year by a be:. issued. You. should inform | direct payment. to producers of your plant 6f the new address 21.43 cents per pound butterfat,

|manufacturing purposes to two

} 7 i separate plants, do I require two

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Poreecececesroesoooee, PURITY DAIRY j regtetca tion numbers?

. 2

: Answer: No. But you bl I 4|make. sure that both plants have

< Sano tata Zi your registratioa number so they

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and other particulars as shown on_the-new-—certificate Question: I am registered as

jnumber? Answer: Yes. You should re- register with the Stabilization |

same thing would: hold true you weré registered as- fluid | milk shipper and were now. ship- ping only to a )eenoresinae plant.

Question: I am getting more than $3.25 a hundred-weight for | my milk at @ cheese factory. Does this mean that the 75-cent | subsidy will be reduced accord- ingly? | Answer: No. The Stabilization | Board does not know, except in la general way, what you receive for your milk. The 75-cent sub- sidy will be paid regardless of lwhat ‘you receive for your milk. iIt is, therefore, in. your. own -in- iterest to negotiate the best pos- sible price for your milk

Question: If the plant pays ime less than $3.25 per hundred-

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\weight for my milk (testing 3.5

|Board and-then- inform both town or at plants of your new status. The! if |

based -on current production. The 21-43 cents per pound of but- terfat is equivalent to 75 cents

gjcan forward the information on|a manufacturing milk shipper per hundredweight of milk test- ¢'your deliveries to the Sgabiliza- but now have a fluid milk quota. |ing a standard 3.5 per cent but- $ition Board for payment on your |Must I get a new registration terfat

For~further information ¢ on tact Earle Adams, at the new Provincial Building, Charlotte P.O. Box 2000, Chars \lottetown, P.E.I.

Marine Union: Is Certified

MONTREAL (CP)—The Ca. nadian Marine -Officers’ Union, representing’ some 1,000- le censed engineering offteers aboard Canadian ships,: has been certified by the Canadian Labor Relations “Board ‘as a na- tional and _ international bar- ‘gaining agent; a union spokes- man- said« Thursday.

Previously it had held certifi-

cation only for Quebec prov- ince 2 The “union’s~ original charter

was- “granted by. the Seafarers’

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International. Union - of North America (AFL-CIO) in 1964 and its constitution was ratified by _ the .membership in January, 1965.

The application for certifica- tion was first refused because of a technicality. Six months later, the CLRB granted certifi- « cation for one of the companies represented by the union and followed #his action with certifi

ication of six more companies ishortly after.

Gilbert Gauthier, president of

ithe CMOU, ‘said his union re- cently signed a. new . labor agreement with four . major

dredging companies. The previ- ous. contracts expired last Sep- tember _

TWO SACRIFICED

SANTIAGO, “Chile! Reuters) Five Indians have been charged with murder after a young In- ian girl and her legitimate baby ‘daughter were. strangled in’ what police claim, was a sacrifice-to a pagan ‘god

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ASKED TO RUSSIA

. TORONTO , CP) —Mayor—Pxin Givens, now on a. European trip... has been» invited to-visit Russia but‘a reply will not. be Aida until he returns to Can-

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The hh ifation, was delive ered ‘ta: Céttroller Willam ‘Den: 108 Gratton St. Charlottetown Dial 49974 nmison ‘by officials of the Soviet is : Embassy at Ottawa; u 5 , aa

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