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The Lucknow Sentinel, 1976-12-01, Page 22^ LOWER INTEREST RATES NOW AVAILABLE ON 1st and 2nd Mortgages ANYWHERE IN ONTARIO ' ON, RESIDENTIAL, COMMERCIAL, INDUSTRIAL AND FARM PROPERTIES Interim Financing For New Construction and Land 'Development FOR REPRESENTATIVES IN YOUR AREA PHONE SAFEWAY INVESTMENTS & CONSULTANTS LIMITED Head Office, 56 Weber Street, East Kitchener, [5191 744-6535 Branch Office: 705 Godericb Street, Port Elgin, [5191 832-2044 Branch Office: 504 Tenth Street, Hanover, [5191364-3121 WE BUY EXISTING MORTGAGES FOR INSTANT CASH 4 BANK FINANCE RATES -USED CARS A number of 75's and 76's in Pontiacs, Chev Impalas, Pontiac Le Mans, Buick Century, Monte Carlos and Ford Custom 500; some with air conditioning 1976 CHEVELLE Classics, 4 door 'and '2 door ' • a 1976 CHEV 4 door 1975 CEIEVELLE, 4 door 1975 CHEV, 4 door with air conditioning 1975 CUTLASSES, 2 dOor and 4 door, both with air conditioning 1974 FORD Galaxie, 2 door hardtop 1974 PONTIAC Catalina, 4 door hardtop 2 - 1974 FORD Custom, •2 door 1974 FORD Grand Torino, 2 door hardtop 1973 OLDSMOBILE, Delta Royale, air conditioning _2 -- 1973 PONTIAC Brougham, 4 door 1972 GREMLIN 1971 CAMARO 1970 PONTIAC, 2 door hardtop.• 1974 FORD Stationwagon 1973 FORD. Grand Torino stationwagon, air conditidned 3 - 1975 G.M.C. % ton pickups I 1974 G.M.C. %ton pickup 1974 FORD % ton pickup 4 - 1974 FORD LV 750 3 speed transmission-, 2 speed rear axle, 10.00 tires 'A number of vans from 1973: 1974. Some V8's, some 6 cylinder, some CtIEVS, and some FORDS lie,••••41•0411•11104110o•iiese•40•4•••••• BRUSSELS MOTORS BP Service Station Phone 887-6173 • GET IN ON THE LUCKY Have your choice of outfits SHOP AT CHAR. MAN'S WORK CLOTHING MAIN STREET OF LVCKNOW JOYCE ADAMSON, PROP. 00 • .imerouirs THE LUCKNOW $ENTINE,‘, 1,,kICKNOW, ONTARIO Kinloss Bowling Men's high single Hartir Lavis with 276 and high triple. Jake Conley with 655. Men 200 and over: Harry' Lavis 276, Jake Conley 254, 205, Evan ' Keith 240, 221, Don Farrish 235, Bill Hunter 221, Gerald Rhody 224, Murray Keith 200. Ladies high single was rolled by Beryl 'Hunter with 223 and high triple by Janet Barger with. 562. Ladies 200 and over: Beryl Hunter 223, Janet Barger 221, Agnes Farrier 217, Dorothy Farrish 206. Team Points: Kings 2, Snows 5, Wealthys 2, Spys 2, Macs 5, Pippins 5. Team standings: Pippin s 41, Macs 34, Kings 32, Wealthys 30, Spys 27,, ,Snows 25. ' LUCKNOW- DUNGANNON MIXED LEAGUE Ladies' high single and triple was Beryl MacDonald with a 255 ,single and '649 triple. Ladies over 225: Beryl. MacDon- ald 255, Marie Stewart 241, Shirley Hawthorne ,241, Mary Treleaven 230. Men's high single and triple was John Park with a 316 single and 700 triple. , - Men over 250: John Parke-316, Wayne Todd 256. Points; Chipmunks 2, Foxes 2, Tigers 7, Gophers 0, Zebras 5, Polecats 5, Squirrels 5, Cubs 0, Lions 2, Coons 2, Wolverines 5, Kangaroos 7. Standings: Polecats 55, Tigers 50, Squirrels 45, Cubs 45, Wolver- ines 44, Kangaroos 40, Lions 34, Foxes 33, Chipmunks 25, Zebras 25, Coons 14, Gophers 10., Town .and Country Bowling , Ruth Math'ers bowled high for the ladies with a single of 195 and double of 342. High single for the men went to Les Purvis with 201. Howard Agnew had high double of 339. Team's points: Reds 3, Oranges 5, Yellows 0, Greens 2, Blues 0, Violets 5. • Team standings: Yellows 29, Blues' 28, Oranges 25, Greens 23, Violets 18, Reds 12. Lucknow Youth Bowling League • NOVEMBER 16 High single for the seniors was Brian Nicholson 1.65 and the double went to Tom Park, 279. High single for the juniors was Betty Stanley 164 and the double went to • Pam Ross 307. .High single and double for the bantams was. David Ross 154 single and 276 double. Team points: Canadiens 3, Flyers 2, Hawks 0, Rangers 5, Leafs 2, Bruins 3. Team standings: 'Canadiens 31, Bruins 26, Leafs 18, flyers '16,, Hawks 13, Rangers 10. • NOVEMBER 23 High single and double for the seniors was Paul Irwin 175 single, 298 double. High single for the juniors was Karen Eekenswiller 138 and' the double went to Betty Stanley 239. High single and ' double for the juniors, was David Ross 128 single, 235 double.. Team points; Leafs 0, Canadiens 5, Hawks 0, Bruins 5, Flyers •0, Rangers . 5., `Team standings: Canadiens 36, Bruins 31, Leafs 18, Flyers 16, Rangers 15, Hawks 13. Ladies* 9 p.m. High single, Merle Rhody 242; high triple, Merle Rhody 571. Games over 200: Barb Helm 202, Sandra Henderson 210, Marj Thompson 209, Merle Rhody 242, Nancy "Farrish 201, Agnes Murray 201, 202, Anne Wisser 205. Omitted last Week: Agnes Mur- ray .217. Team points: Merle RhodY'S Violets 2, GraCe 144f 's Tulips • 0, Barb Helm's Daffodils 7, Linda Sticklend's Roses 2, Tena Gard- ner's Asters 5, Anna Johnstone's Daisies 5. Team standings: Daffodils 53, Asters 47, Roses 41, Daisies 41, Tulips 34, Violets 31. • Men's 9 p.m. High single was Bob Gree,r. 293. High triple was Ron Stanley 687. Games over 225: Bob Greer 293, 228, Harold Ritchie 292, Hari:old Errington 259, Allan Johnson 255, Bob Cranston 248, '243, Gordon Carter 246, 240, Ron Stanley 242, 229, Brian Stewart. 236, Clarence Greer 230, Wayne Cranston 228, Jake Conley 226, Harvey Houston 225. Points: Oldsmobiles 2, Fords 2,. Mustangs 5, Dodges 5, Pontiacs 5, ' Buicks 2. Standings: Ford's 42, Mustangs • 41, Oldsmobiles 32, Dodges . 30, Buicks 29, Pontiacs 15. intertown Bowling On Saturday, November 20th Wingham defeated Lucknow 9-2. Scores were: 974-1136;. 115.6-1087;.' 1007-1440; .992-1142; 972-1061.. Men's scores: Gerry Ross 1048, Wayne. Rhody 1011, Ron Stanley 1002, Allan Stanley 1000, Gordon Carter 944, Harvey Culbert, '877. N.F.U. NEWS Lorne Luther and john Austin of Local 335 attended .a National Farmers Union meeting of execut- ive members of Ontario On Wed- nesday, November .17 at Mahon. Willis Blair of the Blair Commis- sion on Ontario Tax Reform attended' the Meeting with four other members of, the commission. The market value assessment will come, out in the middle of /7 and be implemented in '78. All ' ,Ladies 0540 pm. Fern MacDonald was the high bowler with a single of 247 and a triple of 634, Games of 200 and over: Fern MacDonald 223, 247, Pat Living- ston 218, Jessie Joynt 213, 230, Bernice Kemp 230. Team points: Ruth Thompson's Deuces 5, Gladys Moffat's Kings 2; Belle Mole's . Jokers 7, :Grace Elliott's Queens 0; Anne Riegling's. Aces 5, Kathleen MacDonald's Jacks 2. Team standings: Deuces 44, Queens 42, Jacks 40, Aces 37, Jokers 35, Kings 33. • farm land will be assessed at full market value and paid 100% by government. (Land does not require services). This will continue until such time as the land changes use. If this happens, 'the purchaser who changes its use, must pay back the government all previous taxes. The market value for land will be arrived at through average sales in that area. The house. or residence on farm land is assessed at full market value. The owner pays on 50% of this, assessment.' People on :a severed lot will pay taxes on the 'residence according to the real estate value 'of that house. Blake Sanford, NFU Regional Coordinator thanked Commissioner 'Blair for his presentation. The NFU has been working for a number of years on tax reform. . This may not be i00% satisfactory, Blake said, but it is an improve- ment over what we have now. Other business included .`a' dis- cussion on the dairy situation. Most were satisfied with Mr. Whelan's proposal of distributing quota to those most in need. .If the Provinces do not carry out Mr. Whelan's instructions, the Prov- ince could lose that portion of quota in the new dairy. year. The NFU felt that their trip to, Ottawa in the summer had served a good .purpose in putting pressure on the giwern- ment to help the dairy industry. ' The NFU will continue its 'efforts to help the beef producers. The establishment of a National Meat Authority,, with control over im- ports and exports is the only way to stabilize the price of beef and pork.