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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1980-10-29, Page 4°from page 1 MacMurchy told federation members an exemption prevision was included so they could pass their land On to their children or ' other family members, Also, since the government didn't want to disCourage petential residents 'who Wanted to' live in Saskatchewan; three-year exeMp- tions were granted to potential" reSidents and fanners living within.. 20 Miles of the provincial border were allowed to carry on farming within the province. Mr. MacMurchy said the act resulted in "a fight, in the.legislature" and added, some opPonents of the plan said "next we were going to burn the churches."J3ut the act, "a bold step", was passed and the minister said. once it was understood, it was welcomed by the province's farmers. However, the a farm community soon realized "land was still being bought out • from beneath the act by non-residents." EVen in his own constituency, the minister said, German interests were buying large amounts of land and offering as much as Correcti on A• story in last week's Sentinel reported that Maurice Miltenburg Of Ashtield Town- ship remained in satisfactory condition at Wingham and District. Hospital following a car accident October 11. In fact, the line should have read: "Mr. Miltenburg remains in satisfactory condition in St. Joseph's Hospital in London. Miss •Shewfelt was treated at Wingham and District Hospital and releaSed," (Kim Shewfelt of Goderich was -injured -in_the_ same_ mishap,) We apologize foi• any inconvenience this error may have caused. MIDNIGHT LE &A MADNESS 'Gm" • Thurs. Fri .• Sat October 30th October 3151. November 1st -.3.131a DAYS OPENMURS. & FRI.:TO MIDNIGHT ARCTIC CAT TOUQUES 9 t where else can you get • a buy like this, ea, wY ~ (27' 4 HECK OUT OUR PRICES ON ALL TRACKS Large Selections SNOWMOBILE MITTS & GLOVES 20% OFF NGK SPARK 99( With Any Clothing Purchase Get $250(29 worth of extras FREE Choose from our excellent selection of clothing and accessories. ________-Sorvih-g-4-ou-is.4o-ne_y_ is Wlicit Our. Midnight Madness Event Is All About TRA K SPECIALS YAMAHA from 1 33 95 JOHN DEERE s 13995 (INVOLUTE) KAWASAKI 5 1 4995 (INTRUDER) 2 PC. Forty,' Filled SUITS Giant Size BELTS For ELAN 4? SUPER Jag & El Tigre Reinforced with $ Fibre B 99 95 "NO KIDDING" UP TO ek95 ARCTIC 4) gro 7 SUITS OIL V OFF • • "One Hoot of A Deal on These" SNOWMOBILE TRAILERS $ 3950!t- LIMITED SUPPLY BOOTS. 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While the Farm OWnership Board investigated, they found each, parcel of land was in the name of different corporations registered by Toronto lawyers, which Met the stipulations of the Farm Ownership Act, Toronto Lawyers , "The CPR is bad,, but equally bad are_': , Toronto lawyerS," the minister said joking- ly. By the end of 1975, the Saskatchewan' Wheat Peel, the Saskatchewan Association of .Rnral Municipalities, the. Uniied Grain Growers and the National Farmers, Union and Federation of Agriculture were all in agreement, "soniething had to be done." In the 'winter session of the legislature in 1977/78, legislation was approved retroac:. tively to September of that year to limit the ownership of farm land by non-residents or by non-agriculture corporations to. one quarter section. ' But even the new legislation failed to curtail, non-resident ownership. Mr. Mac- ' MUrchy said buyers, and investors were willing to live with the new restrictions; "it just took more names," As well; young farmers were trying, to compete with 'non- resident buyers who could offer higher prices for farm land which meant "the young farmer was squeezed, from the market." Soon organizations in the province started calling for zero non-residency ownership et- land. machinery dealership, because he doesn't ftt the definition of an agricultural corporation whose shares are owned. by resident farmers, itMaclvlurchy told the andience, Turn to Page We would rather not count all our irientOry,-so you can count on real savings during our first pre- inventory sale. All Ceramic Supplies, Beehive Yarns Macrame Needs And Needlework Kits At Savings Of 10% Or More ERA. 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