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. industry has priced itself t of foreign mates and ' " limited trading is done subsidizing the product. nd, he noted, selling below -; -- has ”emu-‘1- an». -t e other hand, HM to ch 140 million pounds in . - an increase of 35 mil- . 11 pounds in six years. I said Dr. Derby: "With the e difference in the price of ttt two products, an increase . margarine consumption is ely to mmtintse, unless dens . taken to ting the price lationship of the two pro- cts more into line." Cheddar cheese prohction f r the first 11 months last " totalled 84 million pounds a decrease of 8,000,000 pounds the same period in 1957. nsumption was on the in. mused "consumptibn, which re: an 11-month period, de. emed by 10 million -unds. ”an; to DruliiA. Dgrby. a, Canada Department of grieuiture. He told the Dairy Farmers ' Canada convention at Cal- Iry, Alta., that under present mentions nub the -igher M adverse, uh ye.)- Inl- um the dak, ("my Id - produced We“ " HIIion N no. th- I "sr . . . amd vi. but. ttk production in Canada an all-time high of 18 bil- pounds in 1968 and is head- tor another banner year, - increase went mainly butter production and the p total is, - expected - to ities Must Find arkets - 0r Else! 1.r.rtiFri.rq.e' 'mi pounds While the re- high min: of we: by - ”for. rep-Iu,iimm Burner. There must be progress on two sides, on the farm and in the dairy. The trend of daier in: in nwards, with industry tteased In can: tteput. Its new. on - markets. In th' SeH than mud be en- Summing up use of milk for the year, Dr. Derby noted: (I) The fluid milk outlet varied little; (2) More milk was used '- the "in“. of butter .1 in: can; a! (3) Less - - Ind '- mese and in Dr. Derby ail that scans an be derived mrithin the in- - to bring the pater ad assume: " dairy pm to a Position 'rheeeby a wine will he arrived at for prom mat ail he hit " but! Idler m d the Canadian 4&1 him in nourishing coda,” he said, 'hut immed- late -eess we lected by the unsettled international sit- uation. Canada is dependent on international trade to remove unwise and a search for im- provement all along the line, he said. crease and domestic disappear- ance by the end of the year was expected to hit " million pounds, or 90 per cent of total production. Phone - Residence SH 5-5114. amine " S-2381 whole milk FAIM srm 1'10 acre farm, 160 acres workable - 21 miles from Kitchener on Highway. Good building fencing, etc. Ima-tmt- ate 10 room, stone house, city cura- iences. Seldon can we offer such a good opportunity. If looking for a farm in the $35,000 class and you have $15,- Otto down you can't atfdrd to miss se-. Gig this one. can Gerry Lehman, Sales Represeert- sun for C. E. Dubrick Ltd. Real Estate ‘ I Frederick St. Kitchener It buying or selling let my years of experience in all phases ot real estate help you. . “h it any wonder that buy- em look to other sources h Canada and even the Uriel States when they fail to get a satisfactory product from your area?" he asked. He reminded them that white they grow good lettuce, it goes mat in dirty, stained, second- hml crates, ally of Mich I! so buckled that damage to the cements by the time it reaches market is be“ lit a frank discussion of leg, held of the Bt%gttrer't, injection and grading, said cannmer satisfaction is the and important factor in any fan of merchandising, whet- her it be fruits and vegetables or automobh. Bailey, are one at at "or gated products i “in. chtable Division, Canada De- pl'tnent of Agriculture, made tn suggestion in a Wt- ig speech to the bx Chm Mandated Grunt con-ven- tieat IAtamipgton. Southwestern Ontario and vegetable growers was, of prodpfcing a better and, more uni ormly graded C a.“ Disfigurd Better Packing Urged 0n Fruit, Veg Growers He urged “can!” to im- p". their and” pm! me- lnods of packaging, and cri- Idud than for cal-cleanest use: 'tomatoes, said Mr. have "You the producer must make sure that at all times the role- you use are keeping pace with modern merchandis- ing and are not merely giving you a legal excuse to put up a pack that has saith sales an pd ar -- ameptanee," As supermarkets increase in size and numbers. a greater share of the cue-er “h- is spent on impulse buying. Because of the many different kinds of fruits and vegetables frozen products. Ge houséwife yin buy only what appeals to IT PAYS TO READ THE CHRONICLE FARM PAGE Terms Available-Bank Int. Oren Eve. by Appointment was: OUR PRICES THEY ARE LOWER For long distance- . J . » _ F Waterloo 2enilth 4-4450 Between: 7:80 and 10:00 A.M. week days 6:00 and 8:00 RM. Saturday evenings for cows noticed in heat on Sundéy morning, do not call until Monday morning. lATERlIIII CATTLE BREEDING ASSOCIATION BETTER CAM FOR BETTER LIVING Also bulls of all the dairy breeds whose offspring tee the profitabo. kind. [13331113 (Co-thud on It. 13) You can use our Artificial Breeding service for Small mast-nut . and your' returns spell Big pividad I . . Why not check into the matter. rForfscryice for Inqre irF‘oljrrnation phone Forked] can: - I t [ ' We have in service Big Beet bulls of all breeds. $219.00 up "Where Better Bulls Are Used" iTiii"rir1ai ssissis3st' - Revco and Exhibitions. [hiring In My u- wh- niq no. i In Odin-I 1’ch Com will be in. and who mn- ine to a -artesd I! u- Canadian National Exhibitiu. "WhereBetterBttBsAremed" Supp” artifieiat breeding ser- nice for all breeds of cattle. fieiWqn TBr-tag-i-tPr- “5&3“!ng tens! to the larger" fairs will Dumatizing Exhibits; Getting the not! (an M I" Iue. tWe; Sly!” he: and tttein-ii-treid) Guava-ah Feb. an the “an; a Feta-my " than; will be a join; t, I of he. and ‘10an dd? , from but!) but aud tcau.." I" fairs. Oneaftttehighrteturu 't, be a pitnel on Fighting Work which will be headed by Nam (lattice! of the CBC. ot one A and B tin: steroal (In King Edward Hotel, Tar out), Pebmury 25 and 26 wiih an excellent progran' (10‘!qu with matters»! Interest to in". mi hi Aqtagat Mention at do not can until Monday morning.heeiitrishig* andtheemthnr. I'm asE for: Who aettittt-.ifitira1eeat Par service or more inform. in heaton 0:00 and 3:00 nu. sattreded (Continued on Fuse 10) 'f, “Review