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- Food price reviewa for consumers grre-thochroodrrgrdsgrro- Muiboiumnd MARGARINE Margarine prices in Can- ada have increased in the range of 50-100 percent dur- ing the past year with lower cost margarines experienc- ing the greatest gains. Since there is a proliferation of margarine products in the market place and pmein- cial regulations govern their manufacture and sale, signi- ficant price variations occur across the country. The basic ingredients used in margarine manuthctur- ing are edible vegetable, marine, and animal oils. The total consumption of mar- garines seems to be slowly increasing as the popula- tion increases and because more people find it an ac- ceptable butter substitute. Canadian per capita con- sumption was about 10 lbs. per year in 1973. Analysis by the Food Pric- es Review Board indicates that the major reasons for the rapid price increases Anglican program director _ appointed This Reverend David John Woeller, B.A., L.Th., will become the new pro- gram director for the Angli- can Diocese of Huron. Mr. Woeller will be given the title of Archdeacon - Pro- gram when he assumes his new duties January lst. His appointment was an- nounced Friday by the Right Reverend T. David B. Ragg, Bishop of Huron. i In his new work he will succeed the Right Rever- end Morse C. Robinson, who became Bishop Suffragan of the Diocese of Huron in September. His responsi- bilities will include planning the basic program for the parishes, preparing re- sources for them, and as- sisting where needed in their operation. A native son of the Dio- cese of Huron (he was born in Kitchener), Mr. Woeller has had a broad experience in the Canadian Church since his Ordination in 1951. He has served in parishes in the Dioceses of Toronto. Edmonton and Niagara. and for three years was Director of Religious Education for the Diocese of Montreal. Since 1965 he has been on the headquarters staff of the General Synod of the Anglican Church of Canada, in Toronto. Mr. Woeller is a graduate of the University of Mani- toha and of Trinity College. Toronto. He is married. and has a family of three sons and one daughter. The two oldest boys are students at Queen's University. Kingston, oils. which are extensively used in most margarines, have more than tripled in the past year. Com oil, an- other popular margarine base, has more main doubled in price. The lower cost marine and animal oils used for blending purposes have available applies. For ex- ample, the current price for both soybean and rapeseed Brand new. all brick 3 bedroom home ‘with plastered walls decorated throughout to your exquisite taste. Dining room with glass sliders to raised deck. 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