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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1973-02-21, Page 11TOTAL ASSESSMENT $6,032,560 RAISES 5125,516 Residential Assessment Commercial Assessment Assessment $4,513,455 Revenue $81,097 Residential Mill Rate 18 Assesmint.:$1,519,105 Revenue. $44,419 C.tommercial. Mill Rate 29.2 HOW TO 'CHECK YOUR •1.972 TAXES ArTHE FORMER ASSESSMENT 'FIGURE AGAINST A ,IMILAR • SITUATION , USING THE ,NEW ASSESSMENT. Residental Property Multiply Your New Assessment x 18 mills (THE RESULT WILL INDICATE WHETHER THE NEW ASSESSMENT HAS CAUSED' YOUR TAXES TO INCREASE, DECREASE OR • ' REMAIN CONSTANT) Cotomtecial Property Multiply Your- Nevit...Assessnient x 29.2 mills (THE' RESULT WILL 'INDICATE WHETHER' THE NEW ASSESSMENT ' HAS. CAUSED YOUR TAXES TO‘ INCREASE, DECREASE OR. REMAIN CONSTANT) Lucknow Ratepayers are urged to • check their sale value appraisal closely, calculate your taxes as aboie. If it , is felt.that appraisals, are out of line, twct clinics will be held, by the assessment office to advise property owners. This should be' followed by a notice of, appeal filed by you by the date specified on the assessment notice. • VILLAGE OF LUCKNO. GEORGE W: JOYNT,. REEV E ESDAY, FEBRUARY 21st,, 1173. THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW ONTARIO PAGR mown* RIPLEY HURON SCHOOL NEWS As explained in the letter received, and in last week's Sent- inel, the new method of Jassessment will be at "Market Value", (what the assessor believes the property would sell at on the open market) Because all assessments have been increased to market value, a cor- responding decrease will result in the mill rate in the village. As a comparison, we have attempted "to- Calculate as closely as possible what taxpayers would have paid in 1972, had the market value assessment been in effect. ..• SENIOR END SKATING PARTY: by Debbie McFadden On February 14, the Senior End of the School had their skating party 'at the Ripley Arena. The games were led by the cornmit- tee. We first, had the races. 'In the girls' race, Connie Irwin was our champion and. in tine boys' race, Robert Regier won the championship, After that. we played'dodge ball, then we had a partner raining game. After that the snack bar opened and there was a mad rush for the coats to get money. Later we had a game of hot potato and then another round of skating, before ping back to school. Adjfield.iRpOdent Died In 89th Year: THOMAS HENRY GARDNER A. link with.the past ,was sever- ed Monday, February 12 when Thomas Henry Gardner of the Zion' community in Ashfield Town ship 'passed away in Huronview Nuriing Home, Clinton in his 89th year. Henry ,'as he,was known to those around Lucknow , suffered a stroke. in 1968 but prior to this illness had lived his entire life in Ash-. field Township, Lot 10, Conces- sion 12_and was the third genera- tion on the farm obtained from the Crown by his grandparents Waliarn Gardner and Sara Gray- don in 1864. ' ' He was predeceased by his father John R. Gardner and mother Matilda Lane,, also four Sisters Mary Anne, Katherine, Sara, Alice and three brothers Will,. Jack and 'Ritchard Gardner. Left to mourn his passing are his wife, the former Ellen Hunter, and one sone Lane, both of Ashfield. Funeral services were held from MicKenzie Memorial Chapel on Thursday, February 15th at 2•.30 p.m. withRev: Kenneth Rooney of Ashfield-Ripley Presbyterian Church officiating. Mrs. T. Pritchard prpsided at the organ -Temporary entbmbment was in South Kinloss Mausoleinn with fin' al resting place Greenhill Cem- etery. Honourary pallbearers were Dr. James E. Little, Wm. G. Hunter, Peter Cannon, Gordon Fisher, Frank Ritchie, Gordon Kirkland. Active pallbearers ,were neighbours WayneJerome, John Hunter, Douglas Raynard, David Andrew Hackett, Lorne Hackett and Chester Hackett. Friends and relatives gathered at Lucknow Anglican Church Par- ish Hall after the funeral servipes yihere their church group served a delicious and• timely luncheon. 'GIRL'S VOLLEYBAO., by Cheryl 'McGarvey • The girl's' volleyball teams of ,our school started the play-offs a • few weeksago. Laurie Calling's • team and Mary Ann thrhamel's team were the first two teams to. play. Laurie's team was put out when Mary Ann's team, won tWo lout of three sets.. - The next two 'teams toplay were Janice Far- rell's team and Jane Ann Colling's team.. Janice's team was put . out when Jane Ann's team •won two out of three sets. The next two teams to play were Pauline Lowry's team and Lou Ann Duh- • amers team. Pauline's team was put out when Lou Ann's team won two out of three sets. We had three•teams left 'in the finals oso •it was decided that Mary Ann's team would play Jane Ann's team. Jane Ann's team won two Out dfthree games putting Mary Ann's team out •of •the finals. Lou Ann's team played Jane Ann's team for the tabs. Jane Ann's team, won the first two sets. This meant Lou Ann's,tearn was outand Jane Ann Collin's team won, the tabs. There were soMe good games of volleyball played and we all had furi: Vs/111T.ECENRCH7 Miss Olive Currie, Mrs. Mary 'Galbraith, Mrs. Mina MacRitchie -and Jas. H. Currie• of Wingham on Tuesday last celebrated Olive's • birthday at the .home 'of Mr. and Mrs."John L. Currie, East Wawa - nosh. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Toth, •Robbie ,and Billie of Kitchener spent Fri- day evening with her .parents Mr.. and Mrs. John L. Currie. 'Mrs. Gordon Campbell and 'Mrs. Dave Oberholtzer of Wing- ham were Saturday visitors with their mother Mrs. Bill Rintoul and on Sunday. Mr. and,Mrs. Leon- ard Robinson, Wingham were vis- itors. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Sleight- holm and family visited on Sun- day with Mr. and Mrs.' Elgin Sleightholrn of Ailsa Craig and' Mr. and Mrs. Dalton Noels of CreditOn. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Meyers of Wingham were Sunday visitors with Mr.' and Mrs. Tom Morrison of Lucknow. Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Beecroft and Karen and Mrs. Phillip Mac- Millan of Lucknow were Sunday visitors with Mr. and-Mrs. Stew- ,art Forsyth and family of Walker- •ton. • Mr. and Mrs. Kirk Beecroft and 'Angela of Exeter were Saturday ' 'visitors with his parents Mr. and 'Mrs. E. W.' Beecroft and Karen. Mrs. Dykdma , who visited laSt week with Mr. and: Mrs. 'Clifford, flaidlaw, returned home on the ;week, end to Cambridge which is. ;the name now fOr Galt, Preston and Hespeie4 Miss Donnie Inglis of Toronto, !daughter of Mn, and Mrs. Jack Inglis, spent the week end with her grandrnother Mrs. Tom 1ng- lls, Betty and Tom. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Inglis since I Christmas have been holidaying at Victoria, B. C Old Jack Frost last week made Work for, many folks as water taps and mains froze due to intense frost and had to be thawed out. , By now, all will have received their assessment notice from Grey - 111 Bruce Regional Assessment Office in Owen Sound. GRADE FIVE: On Thursday, February 15th, our Grade. Five class received New Testaments. They were present- ed to eOpupil by a representa- tive of. T Gideons International. He outlined some interesting in- stances where the testaments had been presented in other countries. We plan to use them in daily devotions.