10 WHITE ROCK SUN

THURSDAY, JUNE 25, 1959) |

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| Legislation against Loss| 1.5 of fruit crot
S| es oat paaeeee value of iruif crop
Leader’ sales introduced) coi. ssi cower x onan:
ie @a er Sa es ini ro uce Canada's fruit growers pro- conditions, the Letter says.
: re . duced nearly $40 million worth] The postwar pattern of the
(By W. A. McLENNAN, MP.) of fruit last wear and the long- ee pokes pl beth asia fruit, the Le
stale / in the ‘across Canada. term outlook for the industry |™marked by the fai en
ibtiee of Caching by Tie Hon, | Our Minister was also honor:| § for a steady increase in the | overseas markets lost patel ne
Davie Fulton against sale of |ed by the invitation to be chair dollar value of the crop, accord-| war, and by dating sige eel hiatal
goods as loss leaders will be|man at the six week conference |ing to the current Commercial | the aging of orchards past the'r |i iueherries, particularly
welcomed by the smiall business |of the International Labour Or-|Jetter published by The Can-|Prime, the Letter says. mee
-Ipeople and the general pubiit |ganization being held in Geneva,| lan Bank of Commerce. Fluc-|€ver, in replanting orchards,
well. This legislation has |Switzerland, but, with Parlia-| vations in the value of the|fruit growers have reduced the :
A ee eee een cane |ment still sitting, he turned this| Fruit crop, however, are fairly|number of apple types grown,| »oonomy. was» the 10. percent
been sought by the retail mer- | Ment still sitting, 7 gene Laharp. ow agi : which has simplified bookkeep-
ee ad 3 aye for |honor down so as to look after |* arp, owing to changing weath- C a8 wored 'd bales df prrieg
St aC oraer che oy _lhs duties in the House. er and the various hazards in-|ing and marketing, In 1939-40
ome time if the small mer- The announcement by the|Volved in the industry, as well|there were no less than 214
chant is to survive. Prime Minister that a one mil-|#5 unstable market conditions |types of apples grown in Nova ruary, 1958
| The Bill provides a penalty if |)... qollar fund would be set| The market for fruit products | Scotia, ! es
goods are sold at prices below), for research in children’s] 8, however, likely to grow more| Climate plays a role in the| Canada’s gross national pro-
those expected when the intent diseases as Canada’s gift to the |Stable, the Letter says because |fruit-huying pattern of thé|duct advanced 2.5 percent in
jis to lessen competition or with|Queen to commemorate her |of the increasing population and|Canadian public. Fruit is im-/1958 - latest official~ compila-
‘the intent of eliminating the | visit to Canada this summer will mproved marketing methods,|ported from the southern USA i to $32,200,000,000.
competitor, The measure would ibe heartily approved by all Can-|including the increased use of|to meet demand before the Can-!of the increase represented
also permit the manufacturer |adqians. The Hon. Leader of the |freezing to protect fragile pro-| adion product is ripe, the Let- higher prices.
. os to refuse to sell his product to |Opposition stated he was cer-/ ducts. - : — -
White Oc stores that would use his art-/tain Her Majesty will get a| The hazards of fruit growing a
ro 2 | | icles as loss leaders, The Bill ‘great deal more  satisfaction|are also being met by technol- d
| does grant some easing in the/from this kind of a gift than |ogical improvement, the Letter | @ Pr
a Monopoly Law. from another fur coat or piece |says. Scientific development of | §
F we It will allow a firm to buy jof jewelry, jinsecticides and of fruit breeds
* : = out a competitor if it can be| The Progressive Conservative |!¢8s vulnerable to weather con-| Bartauet
PHONE: shown that the competitor is ‘Caucus were unanimous that, | ditions 18 already removing i
“a _|about to go out of business and in place of the usual presenta-|5°Me¢ of the hazards from the| >
VW/I. 8-9606 or 8-3157 this will prevent a firm hayr tion, it was considered desirable industry
ing to go into bankruptcy while |that the commemoration of her} Another major factor in the
competiors decline to make an jvisit take the form of a benei-|!ncrease of our fruit growing
‘offer for fear of action being Jiciarv fund which would pro- | industry is experience, and fruit
taken under the Anti-Trust|vide new hopes for Canadian|growers in British Columbia,
| | Laws. children. Mr. Diefenbaker said |Ontario and Nova Scotia have Wednesday, Frig Saturday evenings - 7.30 to 10
| east atone |e Queen has been pleased to|acquired a fund of practicul 4
Neeraicyamallanerehants anata approve agtabilaintént of the|knowledge which is indlepen Children gSaturday Afternoon - 2 to 4 pm.
i i|: ; a fund to be known as “The|sable in the expansion of an| At a8 ee re ice
— though at — ae he cast to Queen Elizabeth TT Fund for industry which faces hazards Phone Wi. 8-7150 Oppecite jhe Peet Cr se
er | | those who §0 from store (0) Research in Children’s Dis i varving from weather to market! & ane
a ' store picking up the loss lead-|,....” ls . — — - : =
1 Sa lers they will find that the goods| |
it : {advertised will bein the stores} The purpose of the fund is} : 3 | i“ A) tS
1. oj land penalifes will be assessed \to_provide financial aid to in ot) 4 | | , all
eo Hlif misleading and fraudulent ad-|S#t@tions and individuals in| | A . »e / la HI Y |
ore Vertising is used. Canada engaged in research in | ee¢ i" a \&
W , #. | ak caat Honbrut ike een vai children’s diseases, a field of Te tsea Je
. : _ an); “fe as been pale }medical science in which many ) :
€ cure F | auto to our hard working Minister |problems remain unsolved nh App Ah By cony |
hod tr bl ict Labour, the Hon. Mike Starr. ee Lk weve ut :
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eon alM®euto Body problems '/curity will present its Citation * 5 om al rie fit.
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