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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1982-09-08, Page 16r.. E. Farm IISMOI s pm mom ems ..r. ern r.rt...r — wig No DUG STAB. EQUIPMENT Cleaners, Bunk Feeders, Silo Unioaders, Farrowing Crat• es, Water Howls, Cow Stalls and Hog Panelling, Contact Lloyd 4ohdator, lt. E. 3, Bet/reed, phone 395.5390. F. Far rent rIMP al , 85 ACRES, VA lot 121 concession 8, Ashfield. All offers considered. Phone 529.7291, Ken. Selkirk, —.36,37x Canadians spend legs on food Canadians have reduced the proportion of their des: posable income spent on food; both at home and away from home. — from 17,2 per cent in 1980 to 16,8 per cent in 1981, These and other details on' the .economics of Canadian food consumption are con- tained in the new pamphlet from the Grocery Products. Manufacturers of Canada, "Food Prices and Pouts/A better deal for Canadians in. 1982". OPMC cites Statistics Can - ads figures indicating that "Canadian, spend less, of their income on food that ever before". The .pamphlet shows that Canadians.have continued to spend less on their dispos- able income on food over the past .decade In 1971 Caned- ians spent 18'per .centof their disposable income on food, boor it home and away from home. "Its the U.S.,. in compari- son," says OPMC, . "the share of the. average Amer'- . can family's budget for food rose from 16.2 per cent in 1980 to . 16.3 . per . cent in 1981." While there is good news on the grocery front, OPMC acknowledges that other fac- tors are contending to place a greater inflationary burden on Canadians, "Canadians pay more in taxes than we spend on food, shelter and clothing combin- ed," notes the pamphlet. "This startling fact has been . revealed- hi a study showing that the average Canadian family in 1980 spent $10,306 on direct and indirect taxes: By, compar- ison, the average family spent $4,239 on shelter and 54,631 on food." "Food Prkccs. and Profits" pointsout that, according to Statistics Canada, federal and provincial income taxes went up 281.3 per cent between 1971 and 1981, while government e%pendi- tures increased. 260.4 per cent in the same period. Statistics for the same dec- ade show that before -tax profits from the food and beverage industry went up 181;4 per cent, Farm prices rose '188.3 per cent in the same period. . The industry's profits have continued their downward slide that began in 1978, because "food and soft drink processors` have been paying more for raw materials, lab- our and other costes," accord.. ing to OPMC, "And though prices have gone up as a result, they haven't gorseup enough to keep profits at their 1978 tevelss, Profits in the food industry, is a percentage of sales, have declined steadily since then, • klfllough nsv�rs Luc. know Sentinel,; Wednesday, September 8, 1982—Page 14 Fire destroys 4arn... • BY May ltoyle Fire of unknown origin completely destroyed the barn just: south,, of Mrs. Marotta Hodgins' home on Monday at the noon hour, A passerby came to Mrs, Hod• gins' door telling her the barn was ablaze, Neighbours had hay and straw stored in the barn . as well as farm implements' and two skidoos, 'a tractor and an elevator which were all lost in the blaze. The Lucknow fire depart- ment responded to the call. but were unable to do any- thing nything as the fire had such a head start. They stayed in. case of a wind shift which would have endangered the home. The barn and sup, rounding farm land are own- ed by Warren and Terry Zinn, Mrs. Marjorie Bennett of Scarborough spent the week- end here with her father, Mr. Arthur Haldenby and during the week he had Mr, and Mrs. Gordon Cook of Owen Sound visit Visitors on .the weekend with Mrs. Msretta Hodgins were 'Mr. and Mrs, Ken Hodgins andgirls of Niag- ara, Mr. and Mrs; Glen Hod- gins and family of St. Cath• erines, Mrs. W, Loder and Mark of Hanover, Mr, and Mrs. Linton Settler, Agnes and Ross of Greenock, Mr, and Mrs; Ray Stanley . of Kinloss, and Mrs. Earl. El- liott of concession 10 came to stay with Mrs,. Hodgins after the fire on Monday, Sympathy. Is extended to Miss Margaret Murray in the death of her brother, John Murray in Western Canada. The funeral was on Tuesday last. Sister Mary Patrick flew out to attend her brother's funeraland be with his family for a few days, Earlier Leo Murray accompanied his aunt Margaret to wee her brother on learning of his' serious illness, Sympathy is expressed .to all the family. of the late Mr, and Mrs. P, A, Murray in the death of his brother, John Murray and her brother the late Patrick Collison within the week, Wendy and Tim ' Shaw of Stayner had some holidays with Mr, and Mrs, Bill Burt and the boys. Hilt Hodgins . is working again ' in Machan's Home Hardware in Lucknow, Fara Thacker, who was with relatives in London, re- turnedhome and is with. Mr, and Mrs, , Ronald Thacker. Her little sister, Alicia and her mother were in ,Kindasr- dine Hospital two weeks as Alicia was very sick with whooping cough,. Lucas stay- ed with Grandma 'and Grand- pa Hell in Kincardine, We hope all will be hoose and feeling better soon, W.1, Anniversary The. Holyrood Women's Institute marked the 85th anniversary of the founding of the Women's institute in Ontario, September 2, The highlight of the evening was a slide presentation by Mary '(OSSIFIED ADO I4, PAY Orli .1 • Eadie and her travelling companion, Mary Lou Weis- er of Ayton,on. their. recent nine week trip to the United Kinggdom. These picture* were most interesting and even includ- ed sudb points of Interest as Holyrood House, Dungannon and . Kinloss, Mary, in her closing remarks urged the. younger. folks who were prep eat to get interested in Junior Farmers work which develops good leadership and training programs, and hopefully some . day they would have the wonderful learningexperience that she and ary Lou so , much enjoyed. They were proud to ,' be Canadians and greatful to have had this opportunity of visiting these countries and making many new friends and it gave them a real appreciation of our Dominion of Canada. . Mrs. Frank t14aulden, on behalf of everyone, expres- red thanks to Mary and Mary Lou end Mrs, Charlie Murray who Introduced the girls, presented each. one with a gift; Mrs. Lorne Eadie presided and extended a welcome to past officers, mernbers and friends and expressed thanks " to Edna Hoyle who hasheld the office .of Public Relations, Officer and . pianist for 'the most years. Mrs, Orris Gingrich and Mrs. William MacPherson were delegates to the lunch•. eon marking the 85th anni• vinery .,tit the Constellation Hotel, Toronto on August12. Mrs. Gingrich 'gave a very interesting report of the day when 1800 women were present. Susan Meyer favoured with piano selections while. the crowd gathered and Beth Oingrlch and 'Susan' Meyer sang two numbers during the program, A delicious lunch was ser. ved after which • pictures df honoured, members were taken. Among them *as Mrs, Marion Harris,. who is a Life Member, and owing to 111 health has not been able to take , an active. part for • sometime. Everyone was so glad you Could. come, Mira ion: FaRM MACHINERY CONSIGNMENT SALE 80 TRACTORS 100 Pos. of E4111PMENT N BRINDLEY.SALES YARD Dungannon, Ontario SATURDAY, SEPT. 1 S 10 A.M.'SHARR AAo.o eon.ignm.efs ertptel CALL 529-7625 5284031 Lucknow LUCKNOW • 3 bedroom bungalow, replace, garage,\ 134,5001 LOCHALSH • 2 bediaoom home on 1 sere, good repair, 120,000. DUNGANNON • 4 bedroom home on well treed la, good location.. Asking 529,900, : ' WHITECHURCH • 2 apartment budding on large last, threading a a1table and reduced to 'sell at 123,000. WEST WAWAMOSg,100 acres, 10 workable, balance bush, geed barn and house Arg 146 acre farm, no bnfdi_rgir, ��ly 80 weelurble, 100 ACRS,. Twp., 3;bwdroom beaci *kb cenves do are bane, 82 werkabler acres, Priced to rob et 50,000. 100 ACttES, Ashfield Twp,, 4 bedrioom Well hem. recently modernlared with good bars, Priced to sell *kb terms mashie, 100 ACRES Odom Twp., 95 scree workable with good beef bunt priced to stub. Fintutting available, 200 ACRES, daffy farads, cows and quota evadable, flnanctng a vellable at good. interest rater. ' Pow CLARY - one web treaties, serviced with hydro and water, 2 Walt. from 'abs lake. MaeKINNON Res, 395.28110 DAVID Mae or 395.2483 Rom CAMP WtL 5294411 BARRY Me1IO19AGH 52&3$21 N. "'... {! ""'" 0 == tai The Men 'to See 11 DUNGANNON throe bedroom • me; , np• room and dining room; eleotrlo heating; everything on one level; approximately ton years old. Ideal retirement home. LUCKNOW Ideally toasted 3 bedroom home, hated garage, rid. room, carpeted throughout, large lot, Im. mediate . possession. * ' • ° IT. WRENS renovated brick, full two storey building situated on 2 aortic surrounded by° mature maple trees, large kitchen, living area end lull basement, an upper• 'unity for a family or summer property: 100. ACRES located on paved -road adjacent to Ripley, two storey, 4 bedroom home approximately $5 product •tive sora, tall possession. ' 150 ACMES, Kinloss Twp., 140 workable, 4 bedroom. home, beef barn, silos, fail possession,. chest this farm for' value. 175 ACAIf1, Ashlleld -Twp., .choice cash crop land.. FIELD ITONII lour bedroom home, on approximately S0 sores with 20 workable, ' largebarn and. streern, Huron Township. • SLAMS GROVE, large lot, mature trees, serviced with excellent road and hydro. Warren &Terrylinn PHONli 521.7350 . R. A, S 2, LUCKNOW srutte; At1CTION GALE : to be held for I JACKSON DUNKIN . Con,10,.Turnherry Twp., 2 mike emit of Hwy, 04 Known as Oleesmtuun 2ruredon DUE TO ILL HEALTH EALTH OPERITY HAS BEEN SOLD POLLOWINO Ili POR AUCTION: International "H". tractor; 120 Ford tractor j .12 H.P, mower a hydraulic -drive; John OHM 110 tractor; SO.. 14.P.;2•wheel tent troller, sleeps 4, 2.24" aluminum I out, ladders; wooden whets bermw; 5 + H,P. •Kohler gas mains; s.voral poultry feeders and waterers; antique pardon iffier; John Deere pressure washer with gas motor; 20" dolour T,V, loss' than 1 .year old; -companion; Mario system, consisting of Phillips. A.M. ' F.M. storm amp,, Sherri cassNtd des wifh doily an.* APIS systems, • 0orrard turntable with magnstio i eartridgo, 2 - 100 wall speakers, cabinet wfth glass doors; York A,M. PA, portable stereo dimwit. recorder and 0 trunk players • naw; 2 new 100 waft ' speakers; 2 60 watt speakers; stwool now TN, stands; 2 new ypocket calculators; console A,M, 'CM. I sterno wllh ti freak; Sharps mlirowave. oven; .20 C,F, dap trams; autoniallc washer; Amble dryer; Wind' ham Clipper cook sieve,. CO, vaoriunr with paw' heed; 1 dnflqusbWhit, rt with bow: drawore; wash stand,. .1 gingerbread wall Blocks; damson;' 0 pray back "chaise; spindle pats beak seeker; eommado with nmstaehe. , polis; wooden butter bowl.send peddle, 3. drawer bonnet dreg wlfN mustaoira pulls;. shedders lamp; secretary.' desk; larger bonnet Moot; teal oII lamps; dad obloong 0640; jam .rupsreerd; 2 lantorne; writing doh; firer stand; Welton tabic and disuse; 2 hiumldhikrs; plafleret i rocker; parlour table; twat trunk; tattle lamps; foetal. '' Single bed, spring and mattress; . doubler bad and' springs; 2ga1, jug & ewers; eledtrlaaI wMMMrg' & auppll.1 os; pots, pans dr elutes; okturee and frame: rumble, smart cushions for Model "A"; high welly hydraulic • pulion,mp and 0 H, e�yllndar; motif aiwhring unit; wMe bow rot and equipment; other items too mimosas fo minty Proprietor or stammer will not be reeponsible for accidents day o'sale, PROPEIETOR AUCTIONEER Jackson Doeskin Jack Meander Tots 351.2 Telt 35/4442 - 36 �►`n! A. A'*A 1. +►'�. b'+►ATAA4+ 4 "►♦A A 4AAA'l. A+►'R. �l 1♦+� ♦AA�►'�' 0 ' 0 ' United Co•operatives if arderio ' LIVESTOCK MARKETING DIVISION' ONTARIO STOCKYARDS, TORONTO Per tyre skeogest NNW M Onla r"feud ; Riegel kt"ersrader cab s 0 Mike Forge ' 0 U 0.0..LIVESTOCK 'SHIPPERw A. A. 02 .� , LUCKNOW $ On Tuesdays or groups of 5 9 more in Thursdays S 'allow Hng Sting Arriving weuWy dltoet from the West 0 Yard 52802110 Horne 5284903 ; Stocker Yard 628.2644 0 o h ? ".. "'o ? .s A ....... n. "10,.. m. ? .* "T ^e. ",.. p ^s .w !R n 'w ? 1 1, *. ^s ! ^7 A '1.. 1. ^. 1 .1r+ N. "'... {! ""'" 0 == tai The Men 'to See 11 DUNGANNON throe bedroom • me; , np• room and dining room; eleotrlo heating; everything on one level; approximately ton years old. Ideal retirement home. LUCKNOW Ideally toasted 3 bedroom home, hated garage, rid. room, carpeted throughout, large lot, Im. mediate . possession. * ' • ° IT. WRENS renovated brick, full two storey building situated on 2 aortic surrounded by° mature maple trees, large kitchen, living area end lull basement, an upper• 'unity for a family or summer property: 100. ACRES located on paved -road adjacent to Ripley, two storey, 4 bedroom home approximately $5 product •tive sora, tall possession. ' 150 ACMES, Kinloss Twp., 140 workable, 4 bedroom. home, beef barn, silos, fail possession,. chest this farm for' value. 175 ACAIf1, Ashlleld -Twp., .choice cash crop land.. FIELD ITONII lour bedroom home, on approximately S0 sores with 20 workable, ' largebarn and. streern, Huron Township. • SLAMS GROVE, large lot, mature trees, serviced with excellent road and hydro. Warren &Terrylinn PHONli 521.7350 . R. A, S 2, LUCKNOW srutte; At1CTION GALE : to be held for I JACKSON DUNKIN . Con,10,.Turnherry Twp., 2 mike emit of Hwy, 04 Known as Oleesmtuun 2ruredon DUE TO ILL HEALTH EALTH OPERITY HAS BEEN SOLD POLLOWINO Ili POR AUCTION: International "H". tractor; 120 Ford tractor j .12 H.P, mower a hydraulic -drive; John OHM 110 tractor; SO.. 14.P.;2•wheel tent troller, sleeps 4, 2.24" aluminum I out, ladders; wooden whets bermw; 5 + H,P. •Kohler gas mains; s.voral poultry feeders and waterers; antique pardon iffier; John Deere pressure washer with gas motor; 20" dolour T,V, loss' than 1 .year old; -companion; Mario system, consisting of Phillips. A.M. ' F.M. storm amp,, Sherri cassNtd des wifh doily an.* APIS systems, • 0orrard turntable with magnstio i eartridgo, 2 - 100 wall speakers, cabinet wfth glass doors; York A,M. PA, portable stereo dimwit. recorder and 0 trunk players • naw; 2 new 100 waft ' speakers; 2 60 watt speakers; stwool now TN, stands; 2 new ypocket calculators; console A,M, 'CM. I sterno wllh ti freak; Sharps mlirowave. oven; .20 C,F, dap trams; autoniallc washer; Amble dryer; Wind' ham Clipper cook sieve,. CO, vaoriunr with paw' heed; 1 dnflqusbWhit, rt with bow: drawore; wash stand,. .1 gingerbread wall Blocks; damson;' 0 pray back "chaise; spindle pats beak seeker; eommado with nmstaehe. , polis; wooden butter bowl.send peddle, 3. drawer bonnet dreg wlfN mustaoira pulls;. shedders lamp; secretary.' desk; larger bonnet Moot; teal oII lamps; dad obloong 0640; jam .rupsreerd; 2 lantorne; writing doh; firer stand; Welton tabic and disuse; 2 hiumldhikrs; plafleret i rocker; parlour table; twat trunk; tattle lamps; foetal. '' Single bed, spring and mattress; . doubler bad and' springs; 2ga1, jug & ewers; eledtrlaaI wMMMrg' & auppll.1 os; pots, pans dr elutes; okturee and frame: rumble, smart cushions for Model "A"; high welly hydraulic • pulion,mp and 0 H, e�yllndar; motif aiwhring unit; wMe bow rot and equipment; other items too mimosas fo minty Proprietor or stammer will not be reeponsible for accidents day o'sale, PROPEIETOR AUCTIONEER Jackson Doeskin Jack Meander Tots 351.2 Telt 35/4442 - 36