Zurich Citizens News, 1974-05-09, Page 10PAGE 10
ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS THURSDAY, MAY 9, 1974
Married in ST. Peter's RC Church
BURR — JEFFREY
Gladiolus and daisies
decorated St. Peters Roman
Catholic Church in St. Josephs
Saturday May 4 when Theresa
Yvonne Jeffrey married Douglas
Burr. Father J. Bensette con-
ducted the ceremony.
The bride is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Dominic Jeffrey of RR 2
Zurich. The groom's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. William Burr are from
Toronto.
Given away by her father, the
bride wore a white satin empire -
waisted gown with a scoop -neck
and a train from the waist. It was
trimmed with nosegay lace. Her
flowers were orange chastity
roses with ivy.
Bridal attendants were Cathy
Jeffrey, Mrs. Linda Denomme,
Brenda Rau all from London and
Jeannette Jeffrey of Zurich. They
wore white satin dresses under
flowered chiffon with sheer
sleeves and panama hats.
Baskets of daisies, chastity roses
and lily of the valley were
carried by the attendants.
Mrs. Henry (Tilda) Rau of
Zurich was the soloist and other
music was provided by Gerard
Charette, Gary Ducharme,
Dianne Ducharme and Jolie Rau.
The best man was Raymond
Jeffrey from London. Ushers
were Don Burr, Toronto; Peter
Jeffrey Zurich and Michael
Jeffrey also from Zurich.
After the wedding the reception
was held at the Zurich Com-
munity Centre. For her travelling
outfit the bride wore blue polka
dot palazzo pants with a white
turtle neck sweater and a red
vest. Her corsage was of red
carnations. The couple will
honeymoon in the United States.
They will make their home in
London.
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Pencil farming
QUESTION: - We rent corn
land to grow corn. It seems
difficult to arrive at a fair
rental. The landlord would like
to share in some of the higher
market prices. Since he doesn't
participate in the management,
I would like to develop a
system where only I benefit
from my management, but he
shares in the market risks.
ANSWER (J.J. Hagai ty, P.AC
Stratford) There is some inter-
est in variable cash leasing.
Landlords are hearing about
present prices of grains and
would like to benefit. In some
cases they are asking very high
rentals and getting it. But,
in most cases, only for one
year at a time. Very few farm-
ers want to commit themselves
to $40. or more per acre rental
over a five year period. And
yet, longer terns leasing is an
advantage from a stability
point of view.
One idea is to establish a
base of a certain number of
bushels of corn. The rental
could be something like 20
bushels of #2 dry shelled corn.
Then if the price of corn drops
back to $1.50 per bushel, the
rent would be $30, per acre. If
the price goes up to $4, per
bushel, the rent would be $80
per acre.
You should give some thought
to how you establish price. You
could select a particular date
and place. The place could be
a given elevator on a given day.
It might be better to take the
average of several pre -determin-
ed dates. This would reduce the
risk of a single day of wildly
fluctuating prices.
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