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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 07, 1978
Page
3
Federal rules allow farmers to transfer shares or quotas to their children. The first change lets a farmer transfer shares in a qualifying incorporated entity to a child, expanding estate planning options for agricultural businesses.
Parliament approves amendments to the Farm Credit Act raising FCC lending limits to 200000 for single applicants and 400000 for units with multiple applicants. The act expands tax deferral on capital gains for farm property and agricultural quotas transferred to descendants, with gains deferred until sale outside the family. A 35 year age limit remains only for young farmers phasing into farming.
Central Mortgage and Housing Corp outlines that building by laws vary across municipalities though based on similar principles. The text explains differences in by law application and the need to understand local rules for compliance.
The text discusses how setback requirements vary by town from 20 feet to 12 feet and even zero setback in some places. It notes citizens can drive by laws affecting specific city sections and mentions building rules limiting exterior finishes to protect nearby property values.
Mr and Mrs John McShannock and family camped at Rainbow Beach Lake Dauphin over the weekend. Guests included Mrs Elenor Cotter of Richmond visits with her mother Mrs Ruby Bowley in the Personal Care Home. Ed Mohr family joined Jack Mohr at Morris for Deanna Lynn Mohr and Glenn Kelly wedding. Nearby visitors included Ed Mack Lang enburg Bill Wiseman Betty Wiseman Encliff and Jack Haberstock Zorra.
Elizabeth Norman died 1978 leaving a life spent in Nelson and Dawson Creek. Born in Austria on August 22, 1903 she married Tom Norman in 1925 and helped the needy during lean years. She served as Landry W I president, supported Peace River Haven efforts, Cancer Society funds and earned bowling life memberships.
Mourns loss of a loving husband Tom Norman of Dawson Creek. daughter Olive Bavins of San Francisco. son Reg Norman and wife Jean of Dawson Creek. five grandchildren Sally Heinen Beverly Yackel Jim Neal Lynn Norman. six great grandchildren. two sisters Katie Walton Maple Ridge and Laura Fatteicher Roblin. brother Philip Miller Kelowna. and many friends.
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