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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1974-05-08, Page 7FARM suppLy. HEADQUARTERS . * CORN and GRAIN * WEED SPRAYS FREE SPRAY GUIDE * BALER TWINE * SOYBEAN SEED * CERT. ALFALFA * RED CLOVER * TIMOTHY * IMPROVED PASTURE MIXTURE ANDERSON'S ,FERTILIZER NOW CONTRACTING * WHITE BEANS * CORN Order 'now and beiure!!! (GoderIch) Limited Port Albert Phone 529-7135 M.J. SMITH SDAY, MAY 8th, 1974 THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO ZION , DEKALB SEED PORN .EMLY . VARIETIES AVAILABLE .4 BSCRIPT1ON DEALERS Allan Gibson Russel Irvin R.R. 3 Lucknow R.R. 7, Lucknow 395- 5265 529-7408 CROP SPRAYS Aatrex 90-W — Sutan Lasso Bladex Patoran Eptam Afesin 24D MCPA Embutox, etc. AT VERY COMPETITIVE PRICES CHRIS ..0001(.3..Sort PHONE 529-7644 TO THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL en you purchase your weddinginvitations The Lucknow Sentinel you will receive one. year's free subscription to The Lucknow Sentinel EPORT FROM UEEN'S PARK Y MURRAY GAUNT P.P. HURON - BRUCE rio Revenue MiniSter Arthur admitted in debate over the ce's Land Speculation Tax e 5010 rate depends entirely ther Ottawa- will go along it doesn't., the tax may o be cut back sharply to 256/0. Meen said the tax will o become law before the ce will know for sure that the required federal accep- income or capital gain in calculat- ing taxable income. The new tax was a cornerstone of the Ontario budget ,unv eiled April 9th and was designed, to stablilize land prices and so re- strain inflation. However, opposition speakers suggested it would do neither one: Stewart's Seed Corn For Sale rriving at the 010 tax figure o assumed that Ottawa allow individuals and ations to deduct that t from their 2704 S.C. 84 2700 4714 D.C. 87 2700 JX952 S.C. 93- 2900 951J D.C. 95 2900 It was further suggested that un- less Ottawa allowed the specula- tion tax as a deduction, the tax on public corporations would . jump to between 110-112%. Mr. Meen admitted that under those circumstances the tax would be confiscatory and would have to be abandoned. A table contained in,the budget showed that the total tax on land gains would rise from 31% to 6519 for people and private corporations not in the business of land dealing and developing. For public corporations, the rate CONTACT JIM AITCHISON BALE TWINE HAS ARRIVED AT - R.R. 2 Lucknow Phone 528-6742 OR / GARRY MacKENZIE R.R. 3 Lucknow Phone, 395-5276 Sympathy is extended to Mrs. John Hunter and Mrs. Lorne Cook and their family in the passing of their mother , Mrs. Frank Hamil- ton or Masonvilla Nursing Home in LOndon. Mr. and -Mrs. Harvey Ritchie visited Sunday afternoon with his sister, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Wall of Teeswater. - Mr. and Mrs. Russel Swan and family visited Sunday with her brother, Mr. and Mrs. Bett Emnier• ton.at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Emrnerton of Kincardine. It was the occasion of the baptism of Mrs. Swan's niece, Denise Emmerton, at Lurg- an Anglican Church. • Mr. and Mrs. tom Helm and Janine were supper guests on Sun- day at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Hunter and family. Mrs. Charles Wilkins and Ken- ny;` Mrs. Lorne. Cook and Janice; Mrs. Allan Gibson and Glen were among the ones that went on a bus trip on Friday Of laSt week with Grade .1 pupils of Brookside public school. They went to Rockton to' the Lion Safari. Mr. and Mrs. Dotiglas Raynard, Diane, Debbie and Donna visited Sunday afternoon with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Raynard of . Lucknow. Wanda Hunter , schoOl teacher in St. Catharines, spent the week end at home with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hunter. Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Cook and. family had as visitors her sister Mr. and Mrs. Jim SmuCk of Lon- don on Thursday evening her niece, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Stan- ley and Jason of LucknOw Satur- day evening; her sister, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Elliott and family of, Ripley on Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Stewart of, Port Albert were dinner guests on Sunday at the home of Mr. and - Mrs.,Frank Ritchie. Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Ritchie arid family had her parents Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Bogie 'of Goderich, on Sunday afternoon. Barbara Wilkins visited 'a girl friend , Mary Sthkura of Walkerton Saturday afternoon. Barbara and Mary attended school at University of Guelph. THE LUCKNOW DISTRICT CO-OP PLEASE PICK UP AS SOON AS POSSIBLE 'the massive roof beams in an attic over the fourth floor in the North Eastern corner of the 81 year Old seat of Government. The Provincia,l Government does not carry fire insurance on its buildings because it feels that it is cheaper to accept the, risk rath- er than pay enormous premiums. In 1909 a fire caused $700 ,000 damage to the building. Help your Newt Fund Increased Yields Control Weeds IN would' go from 60% to 80%, all of. Which was based on the thought ' that the tax would be allowed as a deduction. SeVeral Liberal spokesmen said the bill will turn developers into ' builders, choosing to construct housing rather than sell lots to small builders, who Might then be driven out of busi- ness. A strike at 11 Metro Toronto area hospitals was averted this week when a tentative settlement was reached giving 6,000 hospital • workers wage increases of $1.50 an hour in five stages during 2 years. Honourable Frank Miller, Ont- ario's Health Minister had inter- vened in the dispute by announc- ing that Ontario hospitals would be allowed to exceed Goverment spending ceilings because of "sev- ere inflationary factors". He •said the ceilings remain, but adjust- ments will be made to cover both increased costs of materials and better wages for workers. There was more than the usual excitement around, Queen' Park this week. A lunch hour fire cans: ed damage estimated at $14,000 to the main- building and contents. Twelve fire trucks were sent to the blaze which was confined to CORN * SUTAN * ATRAZINE 80W * AATREX 90W * MARZONE * AMITROLE T * BLADEX * CORN OIL * 2, 4-D AMINE 80 MCPA AMINE 80 K ABOUT SPECIAL DISCOUNT AT M.J. Sm ith SEED AND GRAIN CO. LTD. RT ALIIERT PHONE 529-7135 BEANS * AMITROLE T . * COBEX * EPTAM * PATORAN GRAINS