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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1972-11-29, Page 6TO THE RATEPAYERS OF THE CORPORATION OF. THE TOWNSHIP OF HURON UNDER THE NEW ONTARIO PROPERTY TAX CREDIT PLAN, RESIDENTIAL AND. FARM PROPERTY TAXES LEVIED AND DUE IN 1972 MUST BE PAID BY DECEMBER 31. , THE PAYMENT OF THESE MUNICIPAL ' TAXES WILL ENABLE YOU TO RECEIVE FULL \CREDIT UNDER THE ONTARIO PLAN ON YOUR 1972 INCOME TAX RETURN. EARL TOUT, Clerk Assessment. Reitiew CoUrt. NOTICE OF HEARING TAKE NOTICE that thefirst sitting, of the Assessment Resists Court for ths year 1972 to hear complaints against assessment for taxation in 1973 in The Township of Ashfield in the County of Huron will be held at. Town- ship Hall, Concession 9, Ashfloid, Ontario commencing at 10:00 a.m. on December Sth, 1972..Appellants• will be notified -by mail of the date and time at which their coin- plaint will be hoard. Dated at Nswmarkst this 13th day of November 1972. M. Harbinson, Regional Registrar Business Of Farming CANADA MANPOWER-AND THE ONTARIO 'MINISTRY OF. AGRICULTURE. AND FOOD AWE SPONSORING a 10 week course —onthe-Business AJarmng-,-__ THE, COURSE WILL START ON JANUARY 15th, 1973 AND THE LOCATION WILL BE ELMWOOD, ONTARIO -----Thisoursistrongly.recommendeddo_any_farm operator who wishes to improve his management ability. Subjects covered wi deal mainly with Farm Management, Livestock Management, and Soils and •Crops Management. Approved students will receive a Canada.Manpower re- training allowance. For further information and application forms, contact your local. Agricultural Representative or .ARDA RepresenatiVe. amiritimismaiga ss in\ WE HAVE MODELS IN STOCK eueeeeeeregeis a SI179999909999 46, 5 giegP9994/999904P ectectougeouti 11111111111111.1.0.11 COME IN NOW AND LAY-AWAY FOR CHRISTMAS. as low a TO THE RATEPAYERS OF THE• CORPORATION OF THE TOWNSHIP OF WEST WAWANOSH UNDER THE NEW ONTARIO PROPERTY TAX CREDIT PLAN, RESIDENTIAL AND FARM PROPERTY TAXES -LEVIED-AND-DUE-I-N-1-973-AUV ItE_PkU:LAY DECEMBER Plum six THE LUCKNOW SINTINNI4 LUCKNOW, ONTARIO WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 29th, 1972 (KNOW ARENA COMMITTEE CALtieS LT(LAREISIA. MANAGER' THE PAYMENT 'OF THESE MUNICIPAL 7AXES -WILL ENABLE YOU. TO RECEIVE FULL CREDIT UNDER THE ONTARIO PLAN ON YOUR -1972 INCOME TAX RETURN. JOAN C. ARMSTRONG, Clerk GET RESULTS CARD OF THANKS FRASER — my deepest gratitude is extended to everyone for their kind expressions of sympathy, flowers, cards, gifts of money, and help given during our recent be- reavement in the less of a dear husband and father. Mrs. Kather- ine Fraser and children. -- BUSHELL We, would like to ex- press our appreciation to relatives, friends and neighbours for their help and expressions'of sympathy at the time of the death of our son- in-law Doug Fraser. Edbert and Dunedin Bushell I wish -to thank my friends, rel- atives and neighbours for the kind- ness shown, to me at the time of the passing of my dear wife Phyllis. Special thank you to Dr. Tindall and the nursing staff of Kincardine General Hospital and Rev. G. N. Ball. This kindness'was much appreciated and will not be forgotten. George Carter We would like to express our sincere thanks and appreciation to relatives, friends and neighbours for the expressions of sympathy and kindness shown to us in the sad loss of our daughter and sister -in-law Phyllis. Thanks also for the donations to the Cander Society and beautiful floral tributes. Your kindness at the time of need'will always be remembered. Aileen, Pete, Aileen and Peter Carter We wish to thank our neighbours and friends for their kindness shown in the lovely syznpathy cards and flowers received at the time of the passing /of a dear father, James Edwin Hewitt. These kindnesses were very much apprec- iated and will never be forgotten. John and Donna Carter L wish to express thanks to all who remembered me with cards, letters, 'phone-calls and visits, while I was a patient in Kincardine Hospital. Special thanks to Doctor Couch, nurses on first floor and all those who helped in any way dur- ing my illness. Perry Hodgins I would like to thank everyone who • made my stay in Winghsun Hospital so pleasant and for all the lovely cards; flowers, treats and-visitL.from-my_many_friends— Special thanks to Drs. Corrin and McKim, nurses and personnel who were so kind to me. Very sincerely Mrs. Ellen Evans I would like to thank all who sent cards, treats and visits while I was a patient in ICincardine and London kospital. Special thanks to _the_Doctors_and_nursing staff. John D. Coiling Bruce Farm RePort DAIRY • '• The Bruce County .Milk Com- mittee are planning what should be a very interesting "Bus Tour", for Wednesday,-116-e-eniber 13th. It is hoped that a good many "iry_fammers and their • wives will take advantage of this ex- cellent opportunity. All of the milk producers in the county have, or will shortly have,' a letter 'from their County Milk , Committee, outlining the details of the tour. The day's agenda will include a tour ,of the Elora Research' a Station, tour of the Central Milk rAptira_Lab in and a SiiiiiiglibcW'beerlin ner. The buses will return to the County by • 4‘.00 p.m. that after- noon. In order to makb this tour appealing to a large number producers, the County Milk Com- mittee are, subsidizing 'the e pro- ject and the total cost per person for the tour and the meal will be a mere VZ:00. At the Research Station in Elora, the • roducers will have an opportunity to serve groups of •cows held under different housing systems; cows under dif- ferent rations .and feeding sys- tems; and• compare their pro- duction and health. Varying calf holding facilities can also be com- pared! At the Central Milk Testing Laboratory (IRMA), produeers will....see_how_the_sample of milk colleattd-from their-slupments-is handled, tested and recorded. The safety, factors used in the testing procedure, to assure a .414 and accurate result 'of the sample be- ing tested, will be explained and demonstrated. , Buses will be leaving •the first pick-up points at 9:00 a.m. and should return -to that point by 5:00 p:m. Check your letterfrom the County Milk Committee, and meet the bus arthe'closest point to your farm. What has become the Annual Grey-Bruce Farmers' Week, will be again held this coming Jan- uary. The Dairy Day program will be held Thursday, January, 11th, and another .interesting group of, speakers has been as- sembled for that -day. R. D. Ferguson, PART TIME HELP WANTED To Assist Arena Manager APPROXIMATELY 20' HOURS PER WEEK WAGES $2 PER HOUR BOX 40, LUCKNOW By Letter Before Noon Saturdig?, December 2, 1972 FIRE! 31.