The Ottawa Journal from Ottawa, Ontario, Canada • Page 12

The Ottawa Journol Kiaw QomrAc Prorlir Monday, December 6, 1965 Farmers Cash Income To Top $3.6 Billion l(ly TW CP) Ch re-land so even higher in ISM eeipts for Canadian farmers federal report on agricultu will hit a ntir peak this year conditions said today. i Drop In and see our wide selection of Christmas Cards. Religious, gay winter scenes, a card to suit most every taste. Children's card. Boxed.

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Free Parking at Rear a i- By jnr i end. Inial cash in ral come is expected In reach I S3 35 OOO.OM. a healthy step I Above the previous high of JJ.4i6.000. 000 in IW4. The report, piesented to the federal provincial agricultural outlook conlereme here, said cash receipts from farming operations "are expected to es-uh ish yet another record in 19M." Realized net income another key to the farm industry's financial health is forecast to reach SI.J32.0O0.000 this year, up $66,000,000 from 1964.

Iota! net income, which in eludes value of farm stored grain, may reach SI. 802.000,000 this yeir. up substantially from SI. 432,000.000 in )94. Net farm income has been rising at an average annua' rate of 2 4 per cent since 194)6.

Dealing with the cash receipts record for 1965. the report noted that it reversed predictions that cash income would fall off. "On the contrary, the report said, "new production records were established and significant increases in prices, of many agricultural products occurred." Farmers next year wi'l be able to market a large proportion of the 1965 wheat crop to obtain cash. International demand; for wheat is strong with Russia and China buying Canadian wheat board participation' pool payments to wheat fanners in 1966 are unlikely to match 1965 payments. Cattle marketings may be somewhat higher than 1965 at current prices.

Hog prices and marketings arc expected to remain about the same. Expected production increases in dairly products will improve the a r's rash position next year. Cash re reipts from eggs and poultry will be up. The 1965 feed bill will also be higher than last year with more livestock and poultry feed purchased at slightly higher prices. Chemical fertilizer use was up and prices were higher World a outlets for Canadian farm products are expected to grow in the next five years.

10 Named To Order Of Malta By The Canadian Press An Ottawa man was among the 10 Canadians invested as Knighfs in the Canadian Association of the Sovereign and Military Order of Malta at ceremonies held at the Univer sitv of Ottawa Saturday. The order was founded in the 11th century and the Canadian association was formed in 1950 Its main, activity is charitable works. Invested as Knights were Mr. Justice Jacques Dumoulin at Ottawa. Dr.

Antonio M. Sac-conagh. Bernard Boileau. Dr. Arthur Magnan.

Berthold Mongeau. Paul G. Desmarais. Brig. Guy Gauvreau, J.

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