HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1972-01-19, Page 12Tax reforM legislation has been approved by
Parliament and now law.
What does tax reform mean to you? How. will
it affect yoti?
- To answer these questions; the. Department is
conducting a Massive national mailing program.
Booklets are now being printed and ma iled to all tax-
payers as quickly as they come off the press.
The complete mailing will-be finished in about
four weeks,.
*All taxpayers will receive at lease-two book-lets—
Read you'r booklets. AfterWards, if you have
questions, ask us. Well he glad to help. =
You will find that ycytir .booklets 'will make it
easier to file yoUr income tax return in' 1973; because
they will_help You to.prepare now:-
'Highlights for Individuals".- and "Valuation Day".
These should proyide answers to most of your•
questions. ,
Some taxpayercwill receive additional informa-
tion, according to, their specific needs.
National Flevenp
Revenpe, national,
'taxation' Impat
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HOME ECONOMICS & INDUST
RIAL ARTS
The girls , and boys of grade
eight, have been conducting an
experiment. Usually the girls
take home economics and the
boys take industrial arts. This
month they are trying each 'other's,
classes. The girls have been
divided into a crafts group and a
wood-working group and are.
THE. LUCKNOIN SENTINEL LUCKNOW, ONTARIO . WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 19th, 102'
By Kathy Trele4yen and Sandra
Finlay.
SPORTS
On Saturday. January 8th, the
girls' and boys' volleyball teams
3layed in a tournament against
tl.out ten other schools at F. E.
vtadill Secondary School at Wing
lax*. The Lucknow Cheerleaders
vere present to give 'encourage-
nent. Brussels carried off the
ode trophy while Ripley capfur-
K1 the boys' trophy. The boys
tom Lucknow won one game'
he girls won four. Many thanks
o Mrs. McMurray and Mr. Davis
vho took time out to coach our •
earns.
letter -holders and book-racks.
The boys have been seWing-bagi
for various#ses, cooking macar-
oni and these and, pancaket and
making sandwiChes. We are en-
joying the change as well as
learning something new.
NEW CRESTS
The girls' grade eight gnidance
class have designed a school crest
using school coloUrs, - red and
yellow. A red lamp of learning,
red lettering and a red horse-shoe
(to stand for Lucknow) are set off
b3/ the bright yellow background.
They have been mass-produced
in felt and are being sold to .the
students for a quarter each. You
may already have seen sonic of ,
them on coats and sweaters around
St. Helens Wil,
The St..Helens Women's Insti-
Rite held' their January meeting
41 their hall at St, Helens with.
Mrs. Allan Miller presiding.
The meeting opened with the
Ode and Mary Stewart Collect.
Roll call was answered by "A
resolution I would like my child
to make".
Mrs. Bob Aitchison gave the
treasurer's' statement and read the
correspondence. The 4-1-f train-
ing school is to be held on Feb-
ruary 3 and 4.in-the Wingharn
Salvation Army Citadel. Sleep
Wear will be the next .4-t1 course
for spring. Card parties were
planned' withGroup 6 and Croup
5 as hostessess.
Mrs...Allan Miller will atiencl
the W.I. 75th' Anniversary in.
Toronto on February 12 as Our
delegate from the St, Helens
InVlantuts weree. Made for the wwin8
part of the group displa.y at 'the
F-4li ThFeails/fr.ott0`Resolve to mak(
the W.I. enrich our livhees,toap:
not wear us out" was, given by
Mrs. Ross Garry-Me T .
"Resolutions" was given by '.'.1.rs;
Ernest Gaunt.
Readings were given by Mrs.,
Ross. Errington, Mrs, Gordon
Struthers and Mrs. Thos. Todd.
Miss Isobel Miller conducted a •
quiz. - .
The ,meeting closed with 0
•
Cana.da MissIsobel Miller, Mrs. Thoi.
Todd and Mrs. Allan Cranston •
served lunch.
Lucknow Central School.,
The 5th, 6th and 7th and 8th
grades haVe formed six teams for
houseleague volleyball. They
play during noon hours and have
played two games so far.
making copper-foil pictures town.