The Lucknow Sentinel, 1974-11-20, Page 23!AWAY NOVEMBER 20 1974
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'lick Presentation
IToronto Brief
N.F.U. NEWS?
Contributed by local 335.
embers of the National execut-
lithe National Farmers Union,
ied by over 500 Ontario NFIJ
itbets and other concerned
nem, met in Toronto on Tues.,
r, November 12 to present the
brief to the Minister of
imitate, Wm. Stewart. At first
;...Stewart said he. would only
with the executive in his
te, but he finally agreed to
lover to Ontario room in the
key Building where the
igatin was assembled.
laeSanford, Regional Director
legion 3 (Ont.) presided.
fr Miller, Tara, Vice-Presid-
nithe.National Executive read
id to Mr. Stewart.
111Proposals for Government
in the Immediate:
NinCial governments make a
!tat of $100 per calf up to 75
I!ts weighing 350 lb. plus.
Matfett° purchase and process
Om by the Federal govern-
' for plain quality •cattle,
*gunner and cutter cows at
no lower than 173 and
a food aid program.
rsg Tont
.1kia Federal government estab-
fish a National Meat Authority.
This reqaires the co-operation of
Provincial governments.
4- The Federal government fulfill
election 'promises made by the
Prime Minister and establish stab-
ilization programs for all major
farm commodities to cover the full
cost of production • (includes a
satisfactory return on labour and
investment).
Mr. Stewart replied to each point
in the brief stating: 1. There was no
way the government could give or
grant to beef farmers - other
commodities would want it too and
the government couldn't assure
everyone that they were going to
make a profit. Yet only this week
two big corporations were given
huge forgivable loans. Mr. Stewart
stated that things have straighten-
ed themselves out before and
would do so again - what he meant
was cattle would improve and next
the grain farmer will go broke. His
government's solution, rather than
a grant, was a guaranteed bank
loan which really just allows the
farmer to go broke a little slower.
2. He agreed with the proposal of
sending processed lower quality
meat to the poor as this was a,
IFederal program and thus would be
taken out of his, lap. 3 and 4. He
said he wanted more information
on a National Meat Authority and
• Stabilization Program before com-
mitting the Province of Ontario to
such a program.
Michael Fitzpatrick attended the
meeting on behalf of Wm. Davis.
Ontario Premier.
Stepehn Lewis. NDP Opposition;
spoke to the delegation, urging
them to continue their fight on
I want you
to pay less income tax
this year.
litres a section in the Income Tax Act that says you can
et a substantial amount from your earned income
panhave an eligible retirement savings plan. Allyou have
reg
ister your annuity or permanent life insurance
tz ten show yon how. Just call me. Helping people save
money is one of the services - -
:Deform best
Wm. J. Kinahan
R.R. 2 LUCKNOW
q, PHONE 357-1987
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OF CANADA
• DEVITT - BROWN
Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Brown of
Lucknow wish to announce the
forthcoming marriage of their
daughter, Carol Ann, to Graham
Ellis Devitt of Kitchener, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Devitt, R. R.
4 Kincardine. The marriage will
take place in the Lucknow Presby-
terian Church at 4 p.m. on
Saturday, November 23rd.
CHISHOLM - HOLLOWAY
Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Holloway of
Wingham are pleased to announce
the forthcoming marriage of their
daughter, Helen Ann, to Peter
Chisholm, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Grant Chisholm of Lucknow. The
wedding is to take place Saturday,
November 30, 1974 at 3.30 o'clock
at Sacred Heart Church, Wingham,
Ontario.
behalf of Ontario farmers. He said
that grants are always available for
big corporations and should be for
farmers too. This year Kraft
received 1/2 million, Hydro 45
million and tax exemptions for big
corporations amounted to 3/4
Consumers must be made
• aware of what is happening betwe-
en .the farm gate and the • cash
register for they are the ones who
are being "ripped off"
Jim Sheldon summed up the
meeting, stating that pressure
must be put on the government to
force a reasonable return on farm
products. All farmers are urged to
,write .to members of parliament.
Since farmers are only 6% of the
voting population, we must. gain
public support.
A bus load of 37 farmers went
from Lucknow. Gorrie and Zurich.
Those from the Lucknow area were:
Mr. and Mrs. John Austin and
Eugene. Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Wilkins, Ken Alton, Lorne Luther.
Lorne McDonald, Bev McNay.
Allan Johnston. Dave MacDonald,
Finlay MacDonald. "Marie Milten-
berg. Mr. and Mrs. John ,Howard.
Joe Courtney, Terry Dalton. Erma
Hackett, Bruce McDonald. Harry
VanDiepen. Hugh Simpson. Basil.
Hogan.
GUIDE
NEWS
arms.
The regular meeting of the
Lucknow Girl Guides was held
November 14th at the Town Hall.
The meeting was opened with
roll call followed by Flagraising by
the Scarlet Tanager patrol. and 0
Canada.
During Horseshoe it was an-
nounced that there is a parents
meeting November 28 at the Town
Hall during the Guidemeeting. All
parents.of Guides and Brownies are
invited to come at 7.30.
The Guides and Brownies must
wear uniforms to the Craft. Music.
Dance and Drama day on Saturday.
Crawford Douglas will come to
teach the Citizen Badge in January'.
Guides were urged to turn in !
money for the calendars., Mrs.Don
Cameron came to teach the girls
their Home Nurse Badge. Next
oee.k Miss Thompson will come to
teach the other half of the Badge.
The other girls kept busy on
h.idge %% ork.
Campfire as led by the Blue-
birds. • The meeting was closed
with vespers and taps. •
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R.R. 7 Lucknow — Lanes — Phone 529-7248
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