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FOURTEEN'
THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO, .-
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WEDNESDAY, JUNE 11th, '1969
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NOTICE IS'HEREBY GIVEN': to
all Property
, Owners- in Huron:County ;
In accordance with the Weed Control Act. R S.O. 1960,
13,
: 9 and amendments thereto,' hat unless noxious
weeds; growing on their' lands are'destroyed, by July 92,''1969
and 'throughout the season, the Municipalit • niay enter upon
the said lands ; and : have theweeds destroyed charging' the
'costs against the land ' in taxes as set out.in the Act.
The co-operation 'of all citizens is . solicited.
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ALEX CHESNEY;Weed. Inspector',
.' County of Huron
CULR05 CORNERS
Mr. *and Mrs. Tom Hackett and
Doug of Ashfield Township spent
Sunday afternoon with Mr, and Mrs.
Midford Wall, ,
Congratulations to Mr, and Mrs..
Michael O'ivlaIley of Calgary,
Alberta'on the birth of a. baby boy
on Wednesday, June 4:,•1969,•
• Sunday visitors with Mr. and lvlrs.
Tom Stewart.' were Mr. and Mrs. j
Harold Stewart of •Bervie and Mr,
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and --Mrs:, -Geralcf-StewariAnd,--Silsat
oessell , all of Kincardine':
We are, sorry oto report that Ndr
man Haldenby is a patient in' ,
Wingham...Generai .Hospital. .
Sunday visitors with Mrs. N., 'Hal
•denby were Mr. and .Mas . Barney
Haldenby-and Debbie of Kincardine
Township; Victor Haldenby and
fiance of London, ivlr. and. Mrs..
Don Haldenby, Sally Ann. and Lisa
of Toronto,, Mr. and Mrs. Rae Hal-
denby of Teeswater,and Ken Brown.•
of Morrisburg.
•County Postpones
Ropd Work From
Summerhill -Auburn
BY SHIRLEY J. . KELLER
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Huron:County Council learned
Friday' from county engineer James.;
Britnell there_ would not be: suff-
i i nt 'funds available this • year to
rebuild the•Summerhill to Auburn'
road: - . '
He. blames, a "very complicated .."
.: formula" •employed'•in Toronto to•
_establishentitlement rates' and.
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a•i� s"i�•
��+i ++�+��•�o',••••i� lakefront LQPerties in Huron,
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LOOKING BACKWARDS
HROUGH THE. SENTINEL FILES
WITH MARGARET. THOMPSON
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10 YEARS AGO
JUNE 1959':; JUNE 1919
Hacket.t's United 'Church'congteg Clarence MacDonald.of Lucknow,
ation;."'' �c a ed ' - newwrOrgan put h s a Lo .•.y g who had 'just recently' returned ,, ' •,
from ':
. Garnet Farrier., from France, .took a position on
•he . Br wn--
.Th ne '' r � in for vides o
w oo .G the Goderich Signal: staff..',
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`e c nd Cubs
in the
i. s, S..outs a ubs � -: The Lucknow council.en a• ed
basement of'the Lucknow Town g g
John l3elI, an experienced• engin
Hall was•officially opened; Mts:,• err. from Ripley, to take charge' .,
• •A. E..AicKim was presented with . of the' waterworks :ower house and
e •"Beaver Award" by Ivlrs : Bruce 'caretaker of the town hall.
50 YEARS AGO
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Connell,•,Huronia Area,Commiss- •J; A, Gaennie was, manager of the
Toner for *outstanding:service to 'the Lucknow..branch of. the. BankOf
Guide movement.. ` ; :Hamilton.. • '
Lelia. and Duncan Finla ,son of
T__i_::Reid,/
the Lochalshc,or'nmunity. moved~to Lucknow branch of The Molson s
Lucknow to maketheir home Bank,:
' Oliver Glenn purchasedthe resi-•
A .school report for Middle
• deuce of the late Mrs . William . School Entrance to Normal •narned '•
'>\.tcNall *on Stauffer Street.
.j e: following:' -S . Burns -G. Webb;-
lvi. 'Rathwell P.'Congrarn, J
' MacDonald , ''R. Mitchell J,
30 ' YEARS ' AGO
'Stothers, N Thompso•n,, K. Murdie
JUNE•' 19395 ` '"• • I:.Hatnilton H.: Durnin, L. Mac
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A gas war -was on. No:. I gasoline 113onald', L:`Errington, V,.'McLenn-
:.' was advertised by one local service' an, G.. MacNa;y. C. Douglas -
station at 24 cents a gallon. Principal,, B.A. Doupe;
Lucknow's ,new. Post Office was
officially opened "on June 29th.
John. D. Ross, who for several
terms had been teaching at the
second concession Kinloss, accept At Workshop
ed the positron of principal of the Several ladies';froni the Common=
•Lucknow: Publi• c' School. He succ ity attended the Curator's •
her. rest nation... �,.._ d upon. •
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eeded. Ivitss Kate MacDonal Tweedsmuir historyworkshopat
Miss AmyYourex rest ,ne ' Dtii am on Fnday, • June 6th7The
. •$ d workshop was arranged by Mrs.
from the.'High .School Staff. She Victor Emerson, Whitechurch,
was succeeded by Miss Ruth Parti grey=Bruce area cotivention cu'rat
ridge of Butk's Falls.•or
County, which are selling •"well'an
excess of other county_ property
for the shortage of funds.
1•. The entitlement rates are
figured' 'on provipcaal equalized
assessment and county road funds
r-e-r-a-ised-from--county equalized_,:
assessment;
This,year.there'was.$200,,000 we.
didn't .gain^in direct• aid," Britnell
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pointed. out •
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The contracting firm of :Yundt and
'McCann has. been engaged to recon
sttuct: 'development `road 898•.in• the •'
town of Seaforth• for. $364;490:09.
.at is expected' work will ,be under
way very shortly.
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Johnston.joined a.pany of '••
Provi -i or omen s• n
rural mail couriers; as guests of
the Globe and Mail, on a free trip
to the World's Fair at''New ,York.
Mt, JohnstonAias one of the five
high .couriers in Ontatio Tri. respeot.
to t 'e amount' ofnew andr.enewa
subscription business •turned in t
stitutes w.as in .charge :of the day
long meeting. •'. •
Attending locally were •Mrs.
;field MacDonald-„ Mrs Allister,
i 'H
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Ivlr• R. C.:Walker St. G:orge,
MONEY SAVED. . /S
MONEY EARNED,TH/S.
/S• THE LtjssON WE
EARNS
5aPercentC..fHuronCounfyAssessm,flt.
Is Made Up Of Farm Property
'BY 'SHIRLEY J. KELLER •
Theadministrative. buldmg'built
by Huron County'Council to house
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the:assessment'' department. has: been.
rented to the Ontario Department
Of Public. Works for an annual fee
of `$19 200..
,.The building will be the head
quarters for the Huron -Perth' area
r' e
for' assessment pu pos- s, The entire:
building will be utilized, itis un
,derstood
The•County will supply caretak,
ing servig'es and: pay for all
maintenance•on the building;: If
at any time there should 'be munic-
ipal taxes added to other costs.,.
then these taxes would he paid over
and. above the,, rental figure.
A 1i✓y-law' was passed to establish
assessment: for, the year 1970 :for
county.purposes at,,, $69 , 999 ,380,
In hisfirsf"nd •fina 're ort to
county council as Huron's assess-
ment commissioner , E. F. 'Hall
:reported this was equalized-,
county :•
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assessment.
rAAssessment'totals- in the County •.
are farmland, •$22,020,530;.':farm`
buildings', , $15 , 007. , 370 :resident-
.
ial land ,f12,678,320;• residential.
buildings•, $20 ,.027 ,550; cor mer,-
cial'•land,. $1,647 , 805; .commer
cia1: buildings,' $6,140•,570;. busin—
ess assessment , $2,47'7,235,
• The only municipality in the
county,whic h'showed a. decrease in
general, taxable 'assessment °was
Hensall village and Commissioner
Hall claimed -this was. due to the,
•shutd'own of 'one large milling op
er:ation. .
-Total education' assessment; is
public, .$64,549;090; separate ,
$5,513,.620.
Proof that Huron •County, is essent•
ially•a farming county•was shown':
in the following figures: farm.
assessmerit:totals :5, 91.,percent of
the • toii1; 'residentiar, -32743.
percent, commercial 14:66
percent. •, -
Mr ::;'Hall .told council' the',assess ` i •
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meat department' was "orphans of •
one and' not. adopted; by the other
• He was referring ''to the fact that at'_`
the'endof 1969,:. Huron's assessment
de artmentemployed b
.will be ' y'
P
the:, province
He said the department was pres
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ently ." m
n i limbo" because
there Was:,
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no:'Tndcation so faracoricernmg the
future.e he
Mr. :Hall n
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;assumed' t Y he reas'sessni(oirxt.�foi H
uron'
'County would begin on' schedule in
1 1970. Y
ughes ; MYS, Leonard 7`Sclnnes,-y„
Mrs. Earl"Wight:-nan , Mrs. Pharis
Mathers and yrs. Harvey Houston.
the Globe and Mail.
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