The Lucknow Sentinel, 1971-12-15, Page 6LUCRNOW SENTINEL, LU;KNOW, ONTARIO
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►WISH ; TO A►NNrOt INCE THE.
PFOI TMEr OF
C IJ o
Lucknow.
AS. :OUR AGENT FOR`
iE WCKNOVfr :AREA
ALEXANDER.Ofld:..CW.P,.AN
REAL. ESTATE ; I.TI�R
GUUERICH, ONTARIO
KINLOUGH
/Mr :and, Mrd.: Bob Scott enter-
tained relatives,from• here o.n .
Sunday ara dinner , it being .their
. 'da ter Jcrinifer•sl itthd'ay .
Mr. and Mit; Maurice` Hodgint.
retu'xned home' on Sunday after
being with•Mr,' and Mrs. Jack
*oft
Qtt and also. With her parents Mr
and: Mrs.:°.Mark: Johnston of Luck
Those from a distance attend-
ing'..the funeral of the late Mrs.,
William: Cox on Saturday :after
• noonwere Mrs:' Etta Drummond}�
Ale;, and Mrs. Maurice Hodgins','
Mr. .and Mrs, :Ellwood Hodgins,
Mr., a'rid Mrs.
'Karl Boyie.,..l}.1rs,
Pearl Lloyd Mrs.. Ruth' Mains , ,
all Of London., 'Mr. and Mrs
Rudy Sr loff El o d 'K th
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e • r and enne ;
loff f ]Detroit,r and tiitr"
'S'piers• of. Sarnia; Ivan' Lloyd of
Barrie . Mr and Mrs. Ra' '..Cox
•Ba .y
Mrs. Lydia Newton of Goderich
and Mr. 'and .Mrs. George Gilbert,
of. Stratford. • •• •
,.o
. �1r, •and Mrs, Jer ry •C 11>;
sgn .. .
of Georgetown and Lois Nichol-
son. of Milton. spent the week end
with their parents Mr. and .Mrt,
Bert .Nicholson.
an s.sselLBarr -
Darrell and .Cynthia' of Agincourt
spent the week,: end. with `Mrs.
John Bin'. On Saturday evening
:a family' dinner was held. at •the
h ranee `f . and -Mrs. or ey
LA.'IDE:
'.Sandra and ;Greg. Gardner' of
Lucknow spent. the week end. with.
their grand' parents .'qtr. and Mrs,
Wes. Young .
/Several; from the community
attended and participated i nthe
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Carol Fest, held at .the South Kin -
Church' �u da v
:Toss ... S n e entn
Mr; and Mrs'. Rob Bregman'
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Bruce' Farm• Report
:THAN FROZEN YS>
SAFELY ' -
Thawing large .frozen turkeys
at room temperature can be clan-
gerous. Thaw , frozen .:turkeyin
the refrigerator or under cold
running water for greater, safety.
Thawing at room temperature
requires* toil 1 hours: per pound.
Wherefore, a: 15 to,20 pound turkey
requires almost 24 hours to thaw..
In this length of time the surface
of the meat becomes too warm
for 'too :long. Surface' deter'iora
_tion s_ _possible before the 'cavity.
is completely thawed. • , ' ,
It is, important:te keep the, sue'
'face cold- while thawing. For
`nnaximuin safety, thaw in the re-
frigerator, allowing about/ 5 hours
per pound.If space is ' not avail-
able in the •refrigerator, thaw
under cold' running water. Allow
6 to 8 .hours for a.. •turkey weigh-
ing 12 to 20 pounds.
Thaw the turkey in its original
unopened wrapper.'. Once thawed;
remove the wrapper, and '.take
the. giblets from the.cavity, Re
frigerate the turkey,. , wrapped
loosely in•e .paper„. i't is.
. Dose y •wax a p p r, >f
not to: (le roasted immediately.
Stuff the turkey just. before "'cook
Ontario.•Food. Council
TA -X :RI , TES. NOT INCOME
There seems, to be some confus-
about. the Tax' Rebates farm-
ers are 'receiving.from the Pr.'ov
incial Government. These. rebates ;.
are capital items and:not income.'
items.' • Last December some
', eluded—these irebate,
on , ., with their : cash receipts: and 'paid
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Lond' .
CUT BY.•CHA.I.,N 'SAW
Ken,Young had the;misfortune
to cu t is Cairn' tette •chain saw . •
while•cutiing• wood-a•t home •on
Saturrday. • ' He was •treated at
the "W:ingham and District Hospit-
aland released
Ken Young.visited at airs. Mai°
Ri h idso i weed G'llace'•s in
.Wingham Srinday.'
:...The Langside Young. People's
'cancelled
eople .-
'cancelled their meeting Sunday.
evening.and' are having practice
Friday' evening for the concert
at the 'hall.: Arthe:sa.me time' they are goingto :decora'.te the''
ha11.
arra ..6"lbsel*s`sxng-
of her mother Mrs William Cox
in the Kincardine and. District
Hospiral ori Thursday
b ri r1-Su-nday - G-' - 1
The,Pies y4e a-. ; y, -S k-t-cao-
concert : was held on• Wednesday
evening.:
Bushell at Wittgharn,
We are sorry to report,. that ` 1rs.
Mary McLean, formerly,of here,
is a patient in St.. Jo'seph's Hos-,._.
pit'al , London:.' :
,We extend.sympathy:.to Mt
'A benefit dance wit held -on,
Friday evening for Mr.''and Mrs..
Charlie Murray', who lost their
barn . by fire.,
Ve will, not be responsible for parked cars in
le road of snow removal or any other unmarked.
),'ectaduring snow removal.
BUD HAMILTON,
$IIKLE$,CQUPLE$ and OTHERS
• TO ATTEND A DANCE AT THE
A JR COMM1JN•ITY HALL
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1971.
• MUSh4 lsY SCOTTS Oi CHESTEtA i 10 1
its PER.: PERSON
Spoansotred by 'Mott
or
income tax .on them. They ;can
stip get a' refund by writing, the
District Taxation Office, •166• Fred
crick Street, Kitchener» and ex-
plaihing ,that the amount Of the
,refund was included in their 1970.
income and' Should not, have been.
• :.Fariiiers, receiving ':their .,cheq-
ues this year . should remember.
not to include ''tile rebate with
their -income.
TAXES ON 'CAPITAL GRANTS
• Some farmers havebeen asking,
us about ` income t'ax on the .• elm
•tree - grants.. The 'worstpossibility.
for:the farmers, is true ,:in this
case.. -llm, tree retrieval. grants
are . to be treated -as ;ordinary in
come'• just like 'selling, grain and
cattle.; However, if ',you, hired
someone • to cut '• them down for
you; that is• an expense like cus-
tom combining. This expense can
'be used -rete your. income
tax.
Other capital grants are differ-
ent from the ehn: tree :grant., You
subtract the; grant from the cost
o% the <iinproveme 'and: enter;ahe
remainder in your books In the
capital section. You then start de-
preciating
..'
de=
preciatingths amount each year:
depending on Your own. taxy
sit-
uation;
it uatiott:
DNESDAli,, DECEMBER 15th, 19.I1:
LI
i
sof; Commons Standing Contmittee lie House � •
TRANSPORT' AND COMMIJNICATI0N
.: This Committer Visit -South'. Western Western Ontario durtng,.the; ,.
last week ef'.January 1972 for the purpose°of inciuiring into`.the'`
adequacy Of the: ''rail or substitute passenger .service in that
• area:
It is intended to hold public hearings in the following places
at, the times indicated,
TILLSONBURG, ONT., Monday, January 24,' 1972
Council Chambers 9:30 a.m. and 2:00'p m,:
CHATHAM, ONT., Tuesday, : January 25, 1972
William :Pita:. Hotel ;(Marina Room) 9:30 "a.m. and.
'2:00 p.m.. "
STRATFORD, ONT., Wednesday, January 26, 1972
Victoria Inn (Victoria 'ROOM) 9:30 a.m. and.2.00 p,m:
WALKTO.N. N.,.• Thurs, Jnry ; ,
HartlERey Hou,OseT( Bruce Roodaym) 9a:30uaaim27. and 2197200
Organizations or individuals who' ,wish 'to make presentations
to .the Committee and -• or submit a brief 'on the passenger..ser-
vice
ser -vice are asked to' inform the..; Clerk of the Committee as soon as
possible.
The .' are also.requested to forward 40 copies, if possible,
y9P ,.
to the : Clerk for- distribution', to Committee: members .rior to
-January n e. even a . in ivt e u . s' o' not have. fac-
'ties-for—provid�ig nultiple- eopiesr.a gle copy will. suffice.
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Requests for additional information '• should be °directed to:
R, ''V. VIRR, ;Clerk of the.- Standing Cornitnittee '
On .Transport. and: Communications
House of 'Commons,. Ottawa, 'Ontario KA OA?'
Colin Reesor'•
Associate Agricultural Rep,
A. ten Week Business of ram=
ing Course• starting in Mid' Janu-
ary in Elmwood..'This is a Depart,
meat of .Manpower.',and Immigra-•
lion:. adult retraining program.
For "further information contact
the OD.A.F Office in Walkerton.
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Sympathy is extended to the
t"a:ttt:"rly::��:t,---bU i -t -1x a•��==�.o x--wltr. .
passed, away last week
Many from here ,atte'nded the
benefit dance held: for .Charles.: '
Murray on Fr•iday:even tig,
A card party was held -at the
1 y. entre on Saturday
irtnaay
:elebrated Frida
i.JN St3RI1)GE NEWS`
Congratulations .to. John
lace' who .ee;lebrated hist.c1i bit:th•
DeccmbelC'
John.liv;es`wreh his older br,otl er.'-
.:bare:y in kinlshridge 'in the:after.,
Mrs. Jim .Sinnett , ;Llrs;: i'red
Vassellii andtIrs.,Theo \'an• niep.
en visited \1r,. W'•allace and
brought him a birthday' cake
• a Mr. <►nd• qtr's;. Orinand 1Ieffer.s
nali returned home on .5undiy
after'spend'ing five days visiting'
with Mr•. and .Mrs. Albert l-ieffer
nan`.ald:family,'it Brantford,
.Mrs. nennis',Dalton is: spending
this week at; le horde
and rs :•Br:ian ,b i It:o> and fa.ni ilji.
of Guelph::
Mrs, C,e to rrayiie and Lis.•i
visited on Saturday with' tier `par-
ents fir. and Mrs..Kra hf mice of
i•lessot
Dan' tFo.yne ••of the.University:
6f G.uelph.iand-Jirl'1 Prayne of .y
Western ,University, •London ,.. are
iiortfer r.
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home'their parents Mr. and..
is Wtied; •
' r .:��t'tid v
of Portverti on nilTriT y, •',
N:it, and Mit, Bill Robinson.
of, Oak\`ille 'and Mr, and Mrs.,`
,,Gordon ra tterson visited wity. .
Cherie Colwell And .fa'frilly on
( r">;.da:yam
. ;and.. :1lrs•. I cit i� li
tr., grid '..irs Attibro' c
of 14ickLrow'.isit d•i,t;!,
�`1rs'.. Carl 1�lekli,n 1r; .
of ate
wit11►t•er:grandpaT.(' i • c e
home wiixii';thc ,
,1011 iG o
in 1Vitr.riiper; .is a:de1
t i'' Nat.i�- � a•l:
le a.l
Convent iOtt,
evening with. a good attendance
Mr:-: