HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1978-05-17, Page 24Page 24—Lacknow Sentinel, Wednesday, May 17, 1978
Huron F of A
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the policy.
He claimed that a move by
Huron County to oppose an
O.F.A. policy would weaken the
position of O.F.A. and make it
look ridiculous. He said that the
new proposal wouldn't mean that
farmers weren't paying their fair
share of taxes because it likely
wouldn't mean any difference in
the amount of tax they paid. He
said that if the government really
did want to get control of
farmland then it could find much
easier ways than under the new
tax proposals." He argued that
farmers shouldn't be against
seeking a better break for
themselves because industry is
always taking government tax
concessions.
Mr. Gunby said that he hadn't
seen the figures of what market
value assessment would mean to
tax bills in Hurn, but in Halton
region it would mean an increase
of four times the present taxes
and farmers couldn't afford a bill
like that.
He said the O.F.A. stand was
approved by about 90 percent of
the directors from across the
province at the March meeting in,
Toronto.
A procedural hassle then arose
since the meeting had run past
the 11 p.m. deadline set by the
Federation for completion of the
monthly meeting. Several people
insisted that a vote be taken on
the motion. Mr. Gunby tried to
block the vote by moving another
motion to table because he said
the motion was not properly
directed as to who it should be
referred to. This was shouted
down.
Finally Gordon Hill suggested
the motion be sent to the. O.F.A.
as the policy of the Huron
Federation. The vote was taken
and showed strongly in favour of
the motion, opposing O.F.A.
policy. Mr. Gunby said he could
not argue in favour of the motion
in Toronto and offered his
resignation.
Mr. Hill said that wgsn't
necessary saying the motion can
simply be stated as policy of the
Huron group without having to be
supported by Mr. Gunby or any of
the other Huron directors.
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