v The Ginrihn. ‘mun. Dec. 20. 1088. 18

we Farm Scene /.’/t@ "i

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A Dominated Clggxsln Bywheat . ..;11;”t.”;‘ i.‘f.f 133:

By ARCH MMKENZIE . V _ __ _. " V A . ,7 earning some $800,000.01!) of

PRICES

anteed that the golden flow will w.:hinilifip;:celc!lg:ited and sudden FRI. - SAT. u..i.;‘.1°_°’3‘i’§’i. ’§'5.i.f.°.i.‘.“’.f2l2:f MON- - TUE5-' ‘.i'.’§.;‘Ld"°i’é?.,‘s“'.¥i”l""""’ ‘"57 situation and ended warnings to

DEC. 17-18 ‘”é‘}ai'i.‘,‘”iil"§Z.oL'i'i?“ aTi§y‘"“

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other revenue produced a rec- ord estimated cash income fig- ure of com with the record $3.08i.0w.000 last year. But farm operating costs continued to rise. and net 1963 income was only a shade higher than a year ago. at an estimated 91.700.000.000. Sharing the spotlight with the Russian purchase was renewal of the long-term wheat agree- ment with Red China. covering a maximum l86.700.000 bushel! over three years.

FUTURE BRIGHT

For the first time, similar but smaller agreement: were signed with Poland. Bulgaria and Czechoslovakia. also pinched by crop reverses. But Britain. Ja- pan and West Germany contin- ued to loom large as regular grain customers.

Wheat -was credited with pacing a rising economy head- ing into 1964. and its impact vlioosted sales of autos, trucks, ' farm machinery and other dura- ble goods. Heavy shipments are tforecast lasting at least until next July 3!.

Exports for the calendar year n u . CANADA PACKERS SHANKLESS SMOKED yjf;=_§m;;g§vsegac;° Jthe «£3 A might eirceedg bush- els For October alone the ship- ments were a record 59,000.000 bushels for a 10-month total of

sogile 330,000,000 tlgusliekll. f ere were o er e arm

whole developments ii]: 1963. y H Ca ar ranc er liar a s 2 . E 3’ W Y I 93' became Li be r a 1 agriculture minister in May. succeeding Al- LB' l_B_ Hamilton who had helped

Conservatives retain a grip April 8

. , on the Prairies in the MAPLE LEAF RINDLESS DlaV0l\ PORK - MAPLE LEAF TENDERSWEET

BUTT END LB. 59:

eiection. . c PLAN NEW MINISTRY

c Legislation to create separate

I LB‘. ' eastern anld western agriculture

[J - i'.t.r a ed'nPrl‘ t.

w"{’?‘” LB C Centre Slices lb. 79¢ '.’-“.;'.‘:“° ?;‘..‘;:Z:;‘._...i.‘i..e.‘ ...:.'*i".::..

, ay remained minister witmnut SHANK Eh" portfolio.

ALSO AVAILABLE TURKEYS, FOWL, GEESE, CHECKEN, AT LOW MARKET PRICES ..:..‘“:.:°:;:::::*’:.:..;:l:;’°::.':..::::;

rate export prices while dairy SHIRRJFWS FRUIT supply shifted into closer bal- ' ance with demand. "

i one prospect for 1964: Some

"N S ecial Pa: reduction in federal dairy sub- cg|gqfe'§ CIOVGF FUN“ P sidies which in the case of but-

CHRlSTIE'S

tcr run about 340000.000 annu- v.

_ SEAMLESS all

3 oz, 2 The federal government. im- pxa, plemented an Eastern Canada

. feed El‘3i|’lSf program§hprovi'ditng

assistance or over - e - win er

CLOVER FARM FRUIT storage of Western supplies to 30 oz_ - help cut costs. it also extended

TIN Large °z_ Cf‘

freight-rate assistance in an TIP TOP‘ SALTED

fort to deal with Eastern com-

‘ c c H. l-lannam. the Ontario

MIXED NUTS 89: 33¢: 3 .”.?;“'J.i‘.f;’:i‘i:;.“”‘i‘3..i‘.f.‘i.ii‘;$.“‘°.3

0 V I “HR Agriculture since its formation

SCOTTIES POTATO Tll\§ ;as aizricultures main voice. LB.

pdaints. died and was succeeded by , James Bent] ey. an Alberta CHIPS 35c ' ' BEEF PRICES OFF

, Th beef'dt.h'hhd BA-RBOUES BUNRIE JIFFY S.0.S. heeneone ofmthl: iii:-’iglivt.e: spoats

'6 B _ . in farming, llsaw prices feet: lg 0z_ 5 somewhat whie _exports of PEANUTS 49 PIE CRUST 29¢ couring C é?.‘;..t;‘;‘°‘i....?.‘:.&:t‘ .9.-..

Wm‘ "WY 4 P'l9- Kl-“Nix CIlRlS'l'lE'S PRETZEL C'§7.‘LrztL°dwi'3i.‘3.i'i?'.$"'lii’atii-is 31$; . reak. Flat Fold Pack of Regular Price Pm 35¢

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The Farm Credit Corporation. ‘ S d‘ federal farm loans agency. esti- [:M‘KF- s“"°l * 9° ‘'55 mates 1963 business of between V , , sli0.000.000 a nd s12o.ooo.ooo ’ 5l3NKIsT compared with $9l.000.000 in Schneider’; 1952. Quebec ted the list in iii-

-‘ ‘ T‘ ‘ ; l ‘_ H‘ . creﬁsed ‘borroi‘x;ing.l R h 5“ ‘ , '» i . . i _ -‘ . . , ' T e . gricu urs e a na-

Reﬁdy V’ at . ’ .- V g .. " -a_ lion and Development ct pro- ‘ t , ” ' e ‘ 3‘ gram. in its first full year. re-

Plc ported undertaking M0 cost.-

charing projects. c On a regional basis. 10143 farm

OCEAN SPRAY CRANBERRY

A WHOLE on 15 oz, JELLIED TIN

MILD CANADIAN

CHEESE LB. 49¢

STUART HOUSE

‘profits showed good to ex- gcellenl grain yields on the Prai- fies except. for Manitoba and

1i/, LB northern Alberta. Commercial 25 FT, " SIZE |’1l'nt‘llll‘lll'\l1. as up for moot ROLL “N 0 ,,,,, ooz. ‘Silt: MIBAOLEWIIIP SALAD "‘

CLOVER FARM \'c-szetable iii-rea-ge was down

. 13 oz, ' v ‘ and weathei' also was a factor JAR c 2 RED DELICIOEES EATVING R0. 1 l".I9.I. ‘ In .:;||Zl:las:)9lP"l 1:oAlﬂI‘I;1g‘},l§‘l'g. - ' « - SI ' : 'l‘h t ba ' d «

cum mm cwvm mu I 29 APPLES :11“ .0. 49¢ CRANBERRIES 25¢ ..is~r.:;:::;. .- .22.

I 73C io 02. ' '

C 13;}? JAR problems selling the ism crop-

- Clasp CRUNC}“E Looking ahad. agriculture ex- N0. 1 CORELESS IIEINZ TOMATO

ports see U.S. prices influenc- l..ARt;F‘. ins Cnna:1ian"h:et. :?1l't;I0‘]p;‘l"hl:: some I‘ Ul"lO S . ASSORTED FRUIT FLAVORS ll OZ. 5 LBS. STALK Sharp (311, Cgnadlaﬂ ho‘ vﬁeeg lEllO 6 65¢ it PKGS. ‘ ‘ ‘

l’niillY'3' production increased Illal‘pl\' late in the year with tri-

JAB

PERFECTION l{0LlDAY—PlN’l‘ BRICK "Ms W"

IIEINZ Fruit. Juices. Veg. Custards KOLD-PAK 15 OZ. TUB “ mu _ J cnovuz ram sump tn wrrun smamun & JUNIOR M C ‘,";;;'°;‘,,;'§,v.:,,°';f,:,,,‘;;,‘,‘:;,,’°f,, . 24 oz c other meats. PIC|llES R c B c ’ TIN ' t -

'"i6'i‘i”i‘H PASTE 59¢ S‘f.'§.';.‘i 2:: 39° "‘“‘M ""*“”"°

FOOD mm lAPl—Preaident Hein-

wu ri h Lm-hke of West Germany

WHITE To PEPPERMINT is? planning l_ Latin-American

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AND

Alta. la a Cree Indian woni meaning "the place when the I pcace was made."

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