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Laclmow Sentinel, Wednesday, April 13, 1983 -Pape 19
Farmers discuss controversial land tax reform
Approximately 100
farmers from Perth and the
surrounding counties attend-
' ed an information meetinrtg�;;
on Liberal MP, Ralph
Ferguson's controversial
farm bill C-653, in Mitchell
April 5, Brigid Tyke an ex-
ecutimember of t
ve he On-
tario Federation of
Agriculture, ( OFA) was on
hand to help explain the con-
tents of the bill, now before a
Commons sub -committee on
agriculture. The bill has
passed second reading in the
house.
"There is a lot of con-
troversy and dissension
about this bill," Mrs. Pyke
told farmers,
She explained that much of
the controversy stems from
confusion about the bill's
contents and a fear among
farmers that if it is passed,
banking institutions will re-
evaluate criteria for lending
to farmers, She also told the
group that the OFA supports
e concept, however they
are continuing to monitor
amendments to the bill,
Mrs, Tyke feels that if the
bill is passed it will not affect
lending practices,
"Any changes in the taw
should not jeopardilge farmer
bowling
qo
Town and Country Bowling
Anna Johnstone had high
score for the ladies with
single of 191 and double of
352,
High bowler for the men
was Art Burrows with single
of 208 and double of 408,
Team standings: Reds 16,
Oranges 15, Yellows 12,
Blues 12, Violets 10, Greens
10,
Congratulations to the
Reds for being the playoff
winners,
Ladies 6.30 Bowling
Ruth Jardine bowled the
high single with a 276.
Ruth Jardine bowled the
high triple with a 651,
Games of 200 and over:
Mae Howald 210, Mary -Jo
Farrish 241, Fern MacDon-
ald 203, Joan Livingston 253,
Joyce Adamson 201, Ruth
Jardine 201, 276,
Team points and stand-
ings; Monkeys 16, 65, playoff
winners; Tigers 13, 64; Ele-
phants 12, 54; Bears 4, 48;
Giraffes 12, 45; Lions 6, 39.
Y.B.C. Bowling
High scores: Carl Mac-
Donald 219, Scott Allen 502,
Tracy Livingston 175, 465,
Standings; Allis Chambers
7, 12; Massey Fergusons 9,
18; Fords 6, 13; Internation-
als 8, 17.
Men's Bowling
High single, Gerry Ross
288.
High triple, Gerry Ross
735,
Games over 225; Gerry
Ross 288, 231; Ron Elliott
278, 225; Ray Cranston 251,
John MacLeod 242, Dave
Humphrey 229,
Standings; Oldsmobiles
45, Buicks 35, Dodges 33,
Fords 31, Mustangs 25,
Pontiacs 20.
Lucknow - Dungannon
Men's high single, Ron
Elliott 262,
Men's high triple, Ron
Stanely 510.
Ladies high single, Linda
Stanley 230.
Ladies high triple, Jackie
MacNay 561.
Standings: Tigers. 441/2,
Kangaroos 38, Squirrels 38,
Chipmunks 36, Gophers
232 .
obituary
LLOYD KENNETH
MCNALL
Lloyd Kenneth McNall of
Lucknow died in 13rucefield
on Monday, April 4. He was
64.
Born in Kinloss Township,
one-half mile north of
Lucknow, Mr. McNall was
the son of the late Robert
McNall and Laura Lockhart.
Mr. McNall was educated
at S.S. No.7 in Kinloss
Township and Lucknow High
School before attending
technical school in London
where he took a tool and die
course.
On July 25, 1944 he married
the former Mabel Johnston
of the 10th Concession
Kinloss Township. They
continued to live in i.ucknow
for approximately one year
before moving to
Wallaceburg.
in 1954 Mr. McNall bought
a farm in Kinloss Township
where he continued to live
until moving to Lucknow in
1977.
Mr. McNall is survived by
two sisters, Mrs. Harry
(Margaret) Swan of
(loderich and Mrs. Clarence
( Roberta) Wadel of Hensall;
and three brothers, Ray of
Fergus, Cecil of Brucefield
and Garnet of R.R.5
Lucknow. Mr. McNall is also
survived by several nieces
and nephews.
He was predeceased by his
wife Mabel in 1980; his
parents; three brothers,
Frank, Jim and Clifford;
also one sister in infancy.
The funeral and committal
service was held on Thur-
sday, April 7 at MacKenzie
and McCreath Funeral
Ilome in Lucknow at 2 p.m.
with Rev. Warren
McDougall of Lucknow
United Church officiating.
Temporary entombment
followed in South Kinloss
Mausoleum with spring
burial in Greenhill Cemetery
in Lucknow.
i'allbearers were Wallace
lallagh, Fob McIntosh,
Dave Flphick, Allan Miller,
Marry Wall and Duffy
MacQuillan
and banker relationships,"
she added.
She also told the group that
they should voice their opi-
nions to local federation
directors and offer input to
the OFA.
"If there is somethingyou
don't like, tell your rec-,
tors," she urged.
The present bill is an
amendment of the harmers'
Creditors Arrangement Act
of 1935 and includes a system
in which a farmer, unable to
meet his debts can file a
written proposal with the
court fora composition, ex-
tension of time or a scheme
Enjoy
smorgasbord
By Linda Van Osch
The Apple Dumpling Gang
held their 6th meeting in the
form of a party at St.
Joseph's Parish Hall.
Special guests were Jane
Muegge, Home Economist
for Huron County, Father Ed
Dentinger, Brother Carl Voll,
three members of the
C.W,L„ mothers and sisters
of the 4-H members,
The theme of the smorgas-
bord supper was Internation-
al. There were Italian, Chin-
ese, Jamaican, Scottish,
Dutch, Mennonite, Irish, etc.
dishes,
Diane Van Osch was chair -
lady for the program. She
introduced June Muegge
who spoke briefly to the
group. Door prizes were won
by Donna Scott, Ann Dren-
nan, and Jane Muegge,
Melissa Martin and Lisa
Card conducted a food game.
Lisa Frayne danced the
Irish Jig, Sandra Van Osch
dance the Highland Fling. A
few of the girls demonstrated
the "Bird Dance", then sur-
ceeded in getting everyone
up to try it, It was good
exercise following a Targe
meal.
of arrangement either
before or after an assign-
ment of property has been
filed under the Bankruptcy
Act.
Mrs. Pyke told the
farmers that at the time of
fibrin a proposal, an official
receiver would be appointed
to act as trustee of the farm
operation, She explained
that this would protect both
the interests of the farmer
and the creditor,
The bill goes on to explain
the rights of the farmer,
creditors and the court dur-
ing proposal proceedings,
She told farmers that infor-
mation on the bill and copies
of it can be obtained from the
federal government.
Mrs. Pyke told the
farmers that a similar bill,
C-12 introduced in 1980 is
similar to C-653 and takes
precedence over the farm
bill. She exptatneu that bili
C-12 is largely aimed at
Canadian businesses.
The meeting revealed sealed that
farmers are split in their
support of the bill however,
the general consensus was
that there is a need for fur-
ther information on the bill,
INTERESTING AUCTION SALE
l� to be held at
WINGHAM AUCTION CENTRE
Consisting of Household Ecte for *`
MRS. LUELLA NOBLE, CARLING TERRACE *
SATURDAY, APRIL 1983, 11 A.M.
* Double brass bad; antique settee • newly upholstered; *,
* complete bedroom suite • new condition; single bid w.
brass headboard; antique comb. dresser -wash stand; 4 ;:k
drawer period dresser; modern dining table w. 4 chairs;
comb, buffet•chlna cabinet; drum table; soy. quality *
M. tables, stands, plant stands; quality cedar chest; *
* open shelf book stand; hall table; wardrobe; dining
* table, 6 chairs, buffet, corner china cabinet; wicker
* fernery; Igo wicker basket; Simplicity superbar
washer•spin dryer; else, dryer • new condition; 4 burner *
else, stove; Singer sewing machine • electrified; lamps; *
* clocks; Igo, iron kettle; quantity pictures and frames; *
* dehumidifier; Igo, quantity cushions; bedding; quilts; *,
* table cloths; towels; several wool blankets; matt; 2 lots
carpet; runners; quantity tatted and crocheted items; *'
quantity kitchen utensils, etc.; Igo, quantity flower *
* arrangements, plaques, knick•nacks, etc,; 16 paw. *
* cranberry glassware, some pink and preen depression; *
* several cups, saucers and many other items of Interest;
* antique Iron rooster bank; windup tin duck and windup r
musician; 5 lunch boxes with thermos; quantity hand * `
*tools, Incl. 2 breast drills, fence pliers, 14" pipe *
wrench; Skill saw w. chain saw attachment; ssv. ltd. *
* sxt, cords; elec, lawn mower w, adjustable wheels; *,
* boxes paint; quantity tubs, containers, palls, flower
* pots, etc.
* THIS IS ONLY A PARTIAL LISTING *
* PREVIEW: Fri, Apr. 16, 2.6 A i•0 ® tat., prior to sale *
MOBILE LUNCH *
* JACK ALEXANDER, AUCTIONEER
* TELr 337.1011 and 337.1412 *
8.5 ACRE PROPERTY
AND GRAIN BINS
AUCTION SALE
ON SATURDAY, APRIL 30th at 10 am
PROPERTY:
Level lot located approx. 0 miles north of
Goderich on Sluowoter Highway No. 21 with
approx. 130' frontage and 300' deep. This lot Is
located approx. 1 mils from Lake Huron.
electrical service and driveway Included,
Building permits available for house, shop and barn.
PROPERTY TERMS:
'2,000 down and the balance In 30 days. Will be
sold subject to a very low reserve.
GRAIN EQUIPMENT:
S•Wosteel Bosco bins, 20' diameter x 20' high
(5,000 bushel). 2.4,00 bushel x 20' diameter bins,
2.0" x 35' Allied utility augers. 00' Fermetic grain
leg complete with spouts, etc., with 4" buckets.
30' grain leg by Mlllwrighter complete with 7"
buckets to be sold In separate parcels.
TERMS ON EQUIPMENT:
No reserve, full payment on day of sale and
removal In 30 days.
For more Information calls
AUCTIONEER: JIM MARTIN
(519) 699.5529
HAWKESVILLE
THE SERVICE OF TWO FOR THE PRICE OF ONE
HUTTON
LUCKNOW - Vinyl sided
3 bedroom bungalow 2
blocks off Main Street,
fully updated with new
rugs throughout. Living
room, kitchen with cup-
boards and wood shove,
Sunporch. Fully insulat-
ed. Asking S25,900.
OFFERS??
VERY ArrRAcrivE 3
bedroom one floor Lurk -
now home restyled 8
years ago with new addi-
tion, Large livingroom
and kitchen, 4 pc, bath,
high basement through-
out and ready floc rec,
room. Ml offers consider-
ed.
1'/% STOREY Lucknow
home, House well main-
tained, two bedrooms up,
one down, living room, 4
pc, bath, two sunpoorches,
A good retirement home,
ST, HELENS - three acre
lot with 3 bee tet om house
in excellent condition hav-
ing two baths, one new,
Nearly new furnace and
wood stove, New drilled
well, new workshop 24 x
32 of coloured steel, heat-
ed and insulated, Garage,
Taxes $211 per year,
2 WHITECHURCU
HOMES, both in top Upon.
dition throughout, one
has small barn, the other
a heated workshop, Im-
mediate possession,
MEL MATHERS
Wingham
Phone 3574208
Rep. L. W. Hutton
Real Estate Ltd.
Broker, Kincardine -
No 'lion"
about the :: ring tuo:ees&
1MANT ADS tan bring you.
THE WINGHAM SALES ARENA
Large 3 Day
Carpet and Lino
Liquidation Sale
at the
WINGHAM SALES ARENA
Friday, April lSth• 9.9 p.m.
Saturday, Aprg 16th • 9.6 p.m.
Monday, April lath • 9.4 p.m.
This large outstanding sale of carpet and Ilno will
consist of over one hundred thousand dollars worth of
new top grade carpet and lino, in the latest shades and
patterns. This large selection of carpet by leading
manufacturers comes In rust, mushroom [tight and
dark j, burnt red, wood tones, earth tones, galaxy blue,
frosted wine, swanson rust, bronze and gold,
cinnamon, spice. These fine rolls of carpets are
available with rubber or jute back. Moo a good selection
of ,no wax flooring mads by Gomco, Cushion flooring
comes in various colours and patterns.
P.S. This large quantity of carpet will be cleared at a
fraction of Its regular suggested retail price. So tale
advantage of this splendid opportunity to have wall to
wall carpet in your home for very little money.
TERMSt CASH, CHEQUE, VISA, MASTER CARD
THE WINGHAM SALES ARENA 357-1730
Located North End of Wingham on Hwy. # 4
THE WINGHAM SALES ARENA
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