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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1977-07-14, Page 9by -Bertha MacGregor The United Church, service was held in St, Paul's Anglican Church-on'Sunday when members of Carmel Presbyterian Church and Hensall United Church members united for service conducted by Rev. George' Anderson, who delivered an inspiring message. Mrs. Frank 'Forrest presided at the organ, .. } . .. The IbOF and Rebekah eit Lodges are holding their annual picnic at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Chip- chase on Sunday, July 17th. A"11 ' ,members and their families are invited. Bring your 'picnic basket and enjoy an afternoon at the beach. Five' carloads of the Three Links Senior ,,Citizens motored to Blyth on Thursday evening and attended the summer Festival Theatre when the play "The Blood is Strong" was presented. Everyone enjoyed' the players and music which ra"s " ex- c%llent . George"Henry asses George Henry,"" Exeter, formerly of Brampton, died in St. Joseph's Hospital,,.,.. London, June 29, 1977. He was a retired Bank Manager and had recent,?y moved t� Exeter. He is survived' by his wife so, the former Stella Ingram of Hensall, one son Peter Henry, G eorgdtow n ; one '1!da ug liter, Mrs.<,Grant (Janice) Schultz, London and three sisters, Mrs. Edna Manns, Toronto: Mrs. Maude Hodgins, Lucan: Mrs. Lilly " O'Neil, Detroit. Several nieces and • nephews , also survive. Funeral service was held from the HopperAglockey Funeral Home on July 2nd conducted by Rey. George Anderson. Interment was in Exeter Cemetery. I ton. Pullen of .Clinton, Huron ag. rep, drove one buggy, ,wj ile his wife Florenec drove;mother One In the (,oderic.h Jubile,'e parade last-Slaurdtty. 1The parade, Which jthracted t) Wfl) onlookers, took nearly three hours to pass any given point. 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It must changes after Labour Day, be done by, regulation. The Owning stick -on 'signs bearing two major priorities which the e new rnarltings . over ache both contained in the e,nab, existing road signs. Thirty ling .legislation and which mph' bocori-les� 50 kph (31.2 require irnmediate action are mph), 35 and`40 mph become a requirement for prompt J) kph (37.5 mph), 45 mph payment and the licensing of becomes 70 kph (43, mph), 50 processors who purchase mph converts exactly td 50. farm products. kph, 55. mph becomes 90 kph The Ontario Government (51).2 mph) and 60 mph will exempt bona fide Ontario becomes 100 kph (62.5 mph). 'farmers' from -the land Although the \change speculation tax if they have becomes law on September farmed their land for ten lith, the metric speed limits years or more. will not become effective Agriculture and ' food until the new signs are in minister Bill Newman ex= place. In the meantime, plained that the ten -year - existing speed limits will be •. period need ,not he con - enforced. Durtng debate on sectitive. He also• said the the bill, the Minister , of exemption applies to farmers Transportation and Com- who are occupying their land munications agreed to have . but are not farming it, so long Highway 69 'approaching as they did farm it for at least Sudbury, which at presens;__,ten years in the past. For has a 50 mph speed limit, farmers who have farmed for converted to' 90 kph, • theless than ten years, the metric equivalent of 55 mph,', government will permit a which will place the highway partial exemption. These on the same footing as High- changes will be' made by way 11 . between .Huntsville amendment - to ' The Land and North Bay, kept at 55 Speculation Tax Act dying -, mph when the province's this session of the Legislature other two lane highways were and will ,be retroactive "to given the"50 mph limit. High- April 20, 1977, way 11 is part of the Trans- Mr. Newman said the Canada Highway, and' the changes were' being made federal government wanted a ' particularly to protect the uniform 55 mph limit across retiring farmer who may the country. live on his land without The minister of agriculture farming it for' a few years and food, the ' Honourable before acutally selling it. He Willian Newman, introduced said, "It makes no sense to the Farm Products Payments penalize a bona fide farmer Amendment Act. The purpose just because he wishes to ease c),f this bill is to make it • the transition period of his possible for farm commodity retirement by' remaining for groups t� set up producer and a, time on the land that has buyer commodity gnoups to been his home for many protect the producers from years." financial loss in the case of The changes to be made in bankruptcies, in the the land speculation tax' agricultural community. supersede the changes an - The Bill arose out of the pounced in the Provincial\ financial task force report. budget last April. This report stated that loses to Ontario Farmers at- tributed to bankruptcy in the ' Smile last 10 years have totalled $1.35 million. 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