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St. Peter's W. A.'
:The W. A group of St. • Peter's
Church met this Week at the'
home-of._Mrs:'Wm. Stimaon..Tok-_
ens of remembrance, were sent to
•sack members. A`•cash' 'contribu-
tion was vt ted towards the Huron'
allege: Builddng' 'Fund,•. and . an-:
other for life memberships: .:l o
Ontario
prominent: Diocesan mertibers;
Tentative plans were made .`to•rat-
tend the Diocesan conference in.
May, and also arranged for quilt
ing parties "from April 21st, t�
provide bedding for the. Rupert
House Mission. Next meeting at
the, home` of Mrs. N. J. Marshall
'tin May 5th.
HANGS
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS RESIDING IN
Urofl,
Wellington:.: ~Counties
TON, formerly under the jurisdiction of the London, ,
or .Hamilton Distriet Taxation Offices, have noW
been -transferred -to -the _jurisdiction .of the. District. '
Taxation Office at, Kitchener, ,Ontario, located in
" the Dtinker Building,. 25/ Xing, Street West Ac--
cordingly, the records of all taxpayers residing. in ,
these three` CountieS have. been transferred from -47---
. the District Taxation Offices at London or HaMil- •
ton, to their new ,location, and any related cor-
,tnatters, should be directed to the District Taxation
Office at Ritchener.'
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Remittances of tax by indiviicluals aria corporationS,.
and tax ,declucted,at the- source by .empjoyers
' dent ' in the Counties of HURON, BRUCE and
. WELLINGTON, should be. Mailed or, delivered to
'Taxpayers (both'individUals and -corporations) resi-
dent in the .above-mentioned Counties, who form-,
erly filed their aPpropriate IncOme Tax returns and
' Succession May returtis,with the District Taxation
Offi'Ces at 'London or Ilamiltor,. will:file their
. returns foit '1951 •and subsequent taation years,
with the DiStrict Taxation Office at Kitchener..
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SPOT.i;
BAYNO�.A.•LC �:ARYTED
Bob MacKenzie, manager. of
the Lucknow. Bantams, has re-
ceived the following letter from
Jack Christie of ,Toronto,. sec-
retary of .the Ontario Minor Hoc-
key Association..' "
"Please convey to all your boy's,
as well as to all connected with
your fine youngclub; our, ;con-
gratulations on having won ', the
O.M.H.A. Bantam "D", champion
ship. •
"It is "no , saina feat £o be 1 he
very best 'in your class, and Tour
village should be very: proud bf
the team, not only for the fine
class of hockey they played, but
for the fine sportsmanship dis
"played at all tunes.".
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°.C.,.L. Johnston, Manager .of the
Brooklin team which met Luck-
now•in the finals, pens this note
to Bob .. .
"On behalf . of : the. Brookline
Minora. Hockey ° . Association, we
would like to extend our sincere
thanks to your andyour coach
for , the fine sportsmanlike way:
you . conducted -the final game of
the .playoffs; also for the • grand.
lunch .wewere served". .•
The above • is in direct: contrast
_to; what:happened 'when Midiand,
a}d Elmira; .played off .:for :the
' o M H,A. Midget "C" champion
ship. , According to.. the' ;Elmira
Signet; . the Elmira team 'were' ' 4
goals up ,in. the, third:period . and
when the visitors saw defeat fac'
ing theme.,. they attacked the refer
,ing, them, they •attacked'.. :the.
referee 'and generally- went ber-
serk. Their manager and :coach'
I -eft the 'box for the • dressing
roomy . without snaking any any effort
to quell the uprising and the
game was awarded to Elmira: An
Elmira restaurant operator .was
left with 30 steak dinners and'. all
the :trimmings.: which• had :been;
otdered,'rwiien the • Midland . bus
load' 'Pulled •out ''without waiting
to eat,. .
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TIMBER TIPS
•Treieaven's Beavers. and John-,
ston's Chiming. 'Chipmunks' -:re-
ceived rude jolts from the Lions
and Pole . Cats. last , week. •' The
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',Beavers. were ; 1 ed Y, ilt
group A playoffs when they drop- up a flat of 54,1. This along with; .
•' ped three dcisions Whereas the her. handicap gave, her a total OfChipmunks remained w i't h i n" 658 .pins ,
striking distance of the Pole, Cats In the event:' • of a tie for : a
and Tigers by '.taking their last• playoff berth the extra, ' game
`grame. , will'be played before the playoffs
1, . Anderson's Tigers and; Park's' get underway on Monday . or
Cubs rolled well to take two and Tuesday• evening.
three games.. from .:the: Gophers; ' • Crucial games tonight are the..
and Zebras.. The 3127 count, reach Gopher-Pole.Cat and Chipmunk-
ed` up by the Cats was one of Tiger, clashes' Odds are against •
the highest of., the season: : • the.Chipa'nunks but they willpe
Cub' Eedy and Ticat Anderson in there bowling between clnrps'
rolled -flats. near the 670 'level, League Standing
while Lion. Hodges and Ticat.An- 84, Gophers 78; Tigers ;
drew ` came •:through: strong: The Pole Cats 72,` Chipmunks 70, Bea ;•°•
Qladies'. efforts were dominated' by vers'66, . Lions 61, Zebras. 53.
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The Ontario Earn.' Products. Marketing Board has received a petition for the'
approval of a proPosed marketing Schetne,.for• eggs; under the provisions 'Of the .
A vote bY ballot has,been arranged.sO that the Board can determine the ppi on
: Of.produceys On this proposal.. If you are gi years of age or O'er,. 'and have prodnced
and sold eggs during 1951 audio'', ire producing 'and -selling. eggs in 1952, you, are
„ • eligible to Vote. Any member -of a family' engiged in. tlle' production and .sale of
eggs is eligible& 21 years of age 0.! over, but only One: meMber sueh a fan -illy
'EaCh producer eggs: -and potiltry who. wishes to vote Will Le required to
declare' hig eligibility' and to register with the returnin.g officer. at his polling .
station before receiving a :ballOtt Y'our Agricultural Representtive is the Chief
, Returning Officer. for, your County or District. •
Voting wilitake Place on April it, 18 and49, 1952, betweeir-the-hours-or-9:**_.
and 9. pap. In the County. Of Mixon polling stations will be locatedcaS
. hatn. • • Stanley 'Twp.---Mcl Webster's Service .Station
Main Street, Dangannon.. '
.East Wawanosh r‘Vp.Lcorriniunity Centre, Oay TWp..-9,'Brien'S Egg Grading Station,
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Grey Twp.. --Clerk's Office, "gthei.'
, Goderich Twp., --Agricultural Office Board
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