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"N ny , N fle : WP AT SRE ' $e As Ay CT iF Pak J Lh 1, SATE EES BE AR29 5 IANA SR IA 4 Jil g % "vet ' v Ia SS IT BE a eR Vids / es 0X ) 3 -, »! tics ; i HI Hane L Ad orl i ) asx ET PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed., February 6, 1980 -- 29 5d . . x Sch h i Liberals will assist the farmers, says Schamerhorn i: he Liberals recognize the extra- rate advantage to qualified "A Liberal government farmers." concluded Mr. a ordinary contribution the producers." works for and with the Schamerhorn Hy farm family makes to the 5 success of Canadian agricul- A gi ture. A Liberal government ALLA (ERR iw, will do something about it." RY aN " SA NR i " We've all been hurt by 2) SIE Be e high interest rates. N70 2%, ih; Sometimes I think Clark is a NTS A) reverse Robin Hood. Steal & from the poor to give to the yo rich. And the farmers, like i the rest of us, have suffered. J. A Liberal government will oi protect and enlarge the 4 Farm Credit Corporation 47 and most importantly will 3 'maintain the present interest A a » . 7 os ... with a gift 5) . Fs for your someone fi a bread and butter election and that affects all of us." said Mr. Schamerhorn. "The Clark Conserva- tives...you know...the C.C. party...clobber the common people and concede to the corporations...offered noth- ing to the farm community in their budget. The Liberal government will allow farmers to deduct as expens- es, wages paid to the spouse of the farmer who is his working partner. And believe me you and I know how hard they work. Ont. Cof C elects new president Robert I. Duddy, has been elected president of the Ontario Chamber of Commerce for the 1980 term. Mr. Duddy, who is presi- dent of the grain division for Hiram Walker Sons Ltd., will represent some 50,000 Chamber of Commerce members across Ontario. 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