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THE L' UCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
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Discuss Method Qf
?•BY' SHIRLEY J. KELLER
Since mostinunicpal councils
in Huron, County presently collect
their taxes once annually, it was
'decided at. Huron County council's
January session that it -would
iunpose hardship on most councils
if they had to collect taxes ons•a
quarterly basis as `suggested
in Bill. 240 of the, Secondary
Schools and Boards of Education
Ain.endment'Act::•
Council alsoagreed to -send a_ .
letter to the Huron County Board
• of Education asking them to .
accept payment pf taxes twice'
annually, atthe end. of June and
at the end of Decerriber
Clerk John D. Berry told
council the school. board had
already indicated they' will
reqnest-quarterly-payments. with =.
25. percent• of the tax money
payable at the end of•March , .
June , Sept nTber a eeerrrber'
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Tac Payment
f
respectively.
Elmer Hayter , reeve 'Of
Stanley ,Township , said that if
the board of education rejects.
council's proposal to pay twice a •
year representativesof the board
of education should be invited
•to a regular county council
session to ;explain the board's
position in the,matter. '
. Also in the matter'•of
taxation,'' representatives of IBM
took all Thursday morning to
explain to,reeves, deputy=reeves;
and 'clerks just what IBM offered
to .municipalities ,which used •
their tax:billing. system. •'
It was learned that an average..
municipality billing twice
a year could expect to pay $500
or more for the IBM service.
about 180.0 tax 'bills per hour.. •
The mailing .andFhandiing. would
be 'accomplished at the Municipal!
level.'
700 Tourism
o Stars.
IIIH. uron Twp.
Construction in. Bruce County
last year was at anall-time high
but duringthejyear: there were, no
fatalities or crippling accidents.,
the county safety officer Ronald
Bradley 'Said. The previous year
two were -killed-- 0-conStrnCtiOt1
. The largest construction project'
in:Bruce history is under way at.
Douglas Point'. . •
New construction starts last.,•. '
year , other than at Douglas. Point,,
totalled $10,248,712 in Bruce, Ill
1968, the total was $6.,3.77,629.
The upswing in construction in
.general in Bruce is attributed ,
rto the •Douglas.Point activity.
Walkerton had the -highest"'
dollar value'pf construction
$2`,_267 ,80'0•, with •a sewage
disposal plant ,, bridge..and federal.
building the major items: Lake-
side. municipalities neat Douglas
Point accounted for.'the• bulk of •
house 'building. Kincardine' had ,.
$1,125,300 in permits, an
increase' from .1968 figure of, •
$435,900, while Port E1,zin ' zn'r
from $'403,,900 to
. Most tourist property building
was in Amabel Township where
Selible Beach is locate ermm s
totalled :$612 ,150,. 'Next in'to/irist
popularity was Huron:Township
with $559,100„ ' , r•
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CHARLES K. PETRIE.
Charles K , Petrie , R., R. ,,1,
Dungannon; died at Alexandra.
Marine and General Hps.p'ital.
Goderich , 'on Saturday January
17, He was. 64,
Mr; Petrie was'born in Ashfield.
Township on September 20, 19043.,
WEDNESDAY,. JANUARY 20th; 1970:
!rnalceWX..
r to
-a-son Of-J.obn Petrie and the 'Determine right•now. to build
ndependence —�-to Put.
your money to work. for you
to make it pay you a regular
income
Your Victoria and Grey branch
manager will. gladly help you,
-work out' a'plan: so that, you have
• money when you need,-it"and; .at
former Eliza Kilpatrmck He ha
d
been a lifelong resident of the .
township and was a farmer.
• He was predeceased ,by his
wife, the former Jessie.Hoy who
died. in 1955, and by one one
•
son , Ronald
Surviving are one son, Norman,
Mississauga; four daughters, Mrs,'
William (Elai'ne). Melick, .Coder-
Coder -16h; Mrs. Ray (Anne): Mitchell ,
Clinton; Mrs, John, (Doreen)
•Carson ,.London and Mrs ...Harry
'(Lenore) Clements , R, R. 4,
Goderich twd brothers, William,
Goderich:and Joseph, Tillsonburg;
two Sisters; Mrs, -Dick (Elsie)
icIntyre Goderich and. Mrs:
Case (Mary) Black.;' Kitchener
eight grandchildren and, one great
granddaughter. <• . ' ' .
The 'funeral service was'.held
at. McCallum Funera1 Horne,
eci "2_"parr►, on Tuesda'y',
January 20; with ,Rev ., R.
Odendahl officiating.
Interment was in,:Dungann:on
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•.the -same time, make it grow 7
more.money for you. ..
Found'•your fortune today at
Victoi:ia and, Grey!'
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• . GODERICH.
erneter Pa llbea rers'w ere:
Ken Petrie , Jack Petrie, Elwin.
Petrie., Ivan •-Rivets Joe. Dauphin:
and Howard Culbert.
All.the'extras that aren't extras.
Olds touches - at no extra. cost—that.
customizeran already impressive1car. •.
Exclusive fluted wide side :moldings:
Bold grille. Sweeping front bumper.
Larger -verticahtail lamps., Subtle
chrome highlights.. And massive
rear: bumper.
Inside, deeper foanr padded:
cushions. Deluxe'front and rear
armrests. Snug pile. carpetiiiig In.every, .
nook and corner. And under the` long.
hood, the heftier 310 hp Rocket. 455
V 8. All at the modest price for which
Olds 88s are famous.':
What makes Delta 88. -Custom so
custom? .Oldsmobile does. For those.
who want to escape from the ordinary'
n the style to which they'd like to
become accustomed.
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