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THE BRUSSELS POST, MAY 3, 1978 -- 9
—Beigravet
-••14:frt Mrs. Harold: Jardin and. Mrs..
Frank Procter attended a con-
ference and work-shop 'for hair-
dressers in London on Monday.
.Mr, and Mrs. 'Kenneth
MacDonald of Tees water visited,
on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Lewis Stonehouse.
Mr. and Mrs. John Galbraith,
Nchael and icily of Whitby
spent the week-end with her
mother Mrs. Olive Campbell,
Mrs. Harty* McGuire, Mr. and
Mrs. Lewis. Stonehouse visited on
Friday evening with Mr, and Mrs.
Andrew Gaunt of R.R.1,
Lucknow.
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WHYSMOKE?— Sandra Morrison of Wingham won a prize with her anti-smoking
display at the science fair at Brussels Public School last week. (Brussels Post Photo)
E. Wawanosh farmers • ,
Want Federation to
be more aggressive
East Wawanosh farmers feel
that the Ontario Federation of
Agriculture should be more
aggressive and that they, the
farmers, should work closer with
the federation in order to have a
stronger say in the plight of the
farmer. This was pointed out in a
survey released recently at the
Federation office in. Vanastra.
The survey of 115 'farmers is
the first of its, kind to be done in
East Wawanosh, said Walter •
Elliott, president of the Township
federation which conducted it.
Many of the farmers questioned
felt that the OFA was taking the.
right .step in protecting , the
farmer--fiS" ',voted yes, 45
answered that the OFA be more
aggressive.
Of the farmers who answered
the question about whether
productions quotas are needed for
commodities, 31 were in favour
and 77 opposed.. Only one beef
farmer favoured beef controls
while 37 were opposed. However,
21 milk producers--who have
production controls--favoured
quotas while only 'two were
opposed.
Most of those surveyed also
opposed the proposed change in
property taxation which would
have the province legislating
_farmland and buildings as tax
free and paying the municipalities
a grant in lieu of taxes from the
land exempt. The farmer would
pay for his house and about an
acre of land based on a market
value assessment. The farmers
prefer keeping the current
systeM, under which the govern-
ment. rebates half of their tax
payment.
The survey also shows 92 of.the
farmers support efforts by the
Ontario Federation of Agriculture
to challenge , tariffs that are
unfavourable to Canadian
producers. Bill Crawford, Field
secretary, with the Huron „County
Federation of Agriculture Office in
Vanastra said about seven similar
surveys were done last year and
many of the concerns were the
same.
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