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"policy of the former - even greater. wh AC a . * Yara, uly 4 Te (5) 1d 3 Na B Ls ] "i o) N A A ER 00 TA BA oe ay iy dnd 23 3s DERG RE ty ate it ar is i hig SFE pit Li Taba he Ns ie val an Ady x HE oY pid 3 id AE GY \ Q va ue 33 i HY i hive bar ro BLS %; RANE i (A iS ik ih RA Ke HE hy hh Erb hit i) 16 -- PORT PERRY STAR, THURSDAY, APRIL 80th, 19064 | this regard, that are in the and the House of Comppons has | we are considering second read- REPOKT fFrOM PARLIAMENT BY MIKE STARR M.P. ONTARIO RIDING April 14, 1964 As in the case of every ma- jor industry in Canada, new me- thods and automation are bring- s. ing about tremendous changes in agriculture, The farmers here in this part of Ontario are very highly specialized and be- cause of this are feeling the tremendous impact of this evo- lution in farming. Here the farmers are success- fully meeting these great chal- lenges because they are of ne- cessity keen businessmen. As businessmen, they know that in order to -be successful they have to be fully familiar with the Government's various poli- cies in regard to this great in- dustry. A year has now passed and not only has no legislation been enacted in regard to farm- ers, but no indication has been given of one single policy in this regard. It is true that a few minor changes have been made, but in the main the Gov- ernment has only continued the Govern- ment. That policy was brought in in 1957, and was the begin- ning, not the end. Today's problems cannot be solved by patching up yesterday's solu- tions. I realize farmers are greatly concerned about this lack of policy. They too realize that this great Department can only function under strong leader- ship. Farmers today are very concerned that the Department of Agricultre was divided. The responsibility for Eastern Agri- culture was given to the Min- ister of Forestry and then, 17 days later, part of it was trans- ferred back again. Now there is a later move. Agriculture is to have three divisions, part under the old Department of Agriculture, part under the De- partment of Forestry, part un- der the Department of Trade and Commerce -- working as a committee under the chairman- ship of the Minister of Agricul- ture. It is to be hoped that this will work in the interests of the farmers of Canada and that a definite policy for Agriculture will be forthcoming. Farmers fear, however, that there are now more chiefs than Indians, ahd the confusion will become It is to. be hoped that the entire matter may soon' DALEK TRICIAN Svs WERE THE BOYS WHO DID INHERIT, "ELECTRICAL KNOWLEDGE OF GREAT MERIT, n rey 7174 - PT. "PERRY pa | minds of Ontario farmers to- be brought before Parliament, | day. in order that we may ask the | The turned its attention to'the com- pletion of the Budget debate. 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