The Lucknow Sentinel, 1978-01-11, Page 19Ministry of Revenue
To the Owner or Tenent:
Take notice -that pursuant to Section 40 of The
Assessment Act, Chapter 32, R.S,C. • 1970 (as
amended), I have on the 4th Day of January, 1978
delivered or caused to be delivered, Assessment
Notices to- all ownersand tenants in this region.•
The• last day for appealingthe assessment is
February 9, 1978, and the assessment roll may. be,
examined at the Municipal Offices during regular
business hours commencing 'January. .20; 1978..
An ' assessor will he available • to .discuss, your,
assessment at the Regioal Assessment Office, 345-
8th Street East, Owen Sound. Offices hours are 8:30
a.m. to 4:45 p.m., Monday to Friday:
a J. R. Costello,
Regional Assessment Commissioner
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WEDNESDAY, JANYIARY 11, 1978
Dungannon
Mr.. Laverne, Martin was taken
to Wingham Hospital on Saturday
morning where he is recovering
from a severe bout of the flu.
Mrs, .Lawrence has been "un-
der the weather" for the past few
days with the flu. ,
Congratulations to Clair and
Bonnie Hodges of Stratford on the
birth of a daughter, Karen Joy,. 7
,lb. 2 -oz., on Friday, December 23,
1977 in Stratford General Hospit-
al, a granddaughter for Ken and
Beth Hodges° and Eldon Culbert,
Dungannon. .
Jack Culbert is in r Goderich
Hospital suffering from a collaps-
ed lurig.
Mrs. Russell. Johnston "was
taken to Wingham Hospital on
Saturday. Y.
Mr. and Mrs. ,Jack Errington
have been quite miserable all
week with the flu.
Mr. and Mrs. 'Robert Kay and
.Candice visited on Christmas with
Robert's mother, Mrs. Shirley
Kay, in Clinton and with Mrs.
Kay's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Don
McKee, ' Benmiller.
Mr: and Mrs. Irwin Storey and
family spent christmas with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Soloman,{ R. 3 .Wingham.
Ladies' 6.30 bowling in Ldck-
now was cancelled last Monday
evening because of stormy
weather.
Mrs. -Joy Vella and- Tammy .of
Seaforth called on Mr. and Mrs.
Graham McNee and Mrs. Ross
McNee on Sunday.
Kathie and John Stanbury
visited with Mr. and 'Mrs. John
Park and family on Sunday.
Gerry and David Bere returned
home on Friday evening after
spending the week in London with
their brother John..: and family.
doing some carpentry work in the
basement there.
Mrs. Chas. Fowler is getting
around now with the aid of a
walker- and, moved on Thursday
from the nursing :home in Zurich
THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
BX MAttY DERE
to the apartment where Mr.
Fowler has been living. We hope
she continues to improve and
regain her health:
Mrs: W. A: Stewartspent a few
days recently with- Mr. and Mrs.
T. M. burnin, Dunlop,
The $t. Helens Snowmobile
Club held the first meeting of this
season on Friday evening at the
old Township Hall,. West Wawa.
nosh. Officers chosen for this year
are:. president, Jack Caesar; vice
president, Ken Hodges; secret-
ary -treasurer, Mrs,. Marie ,Stew-
art. Plans were made for the
season's activities, including a.
Poker Rally later on.
Miss Patsy Anderson of London
visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Gordon Anderson on . Saturday.
Mrs. Anderson and Patsy visited
Madeline's sister; Donanne; Mrs.
Clarence Adams, in. Whitechurch
�n Saturday , , afternoon. Mrs.
Adams has her permanent limb
following a leg amputation and is
learning to use it. r
BROOKSIDE HAPPENINGS
By Diane Gibson, Brenda Hend-
erson.
The'first school day of 1978 was
quite stormy and since Bus 3 and
Bus 7 were not there and several
were absent from the other buses
it was rather an unprofitable day
for teachers and students. How-
ever, things got back to normal on
Wednesday.
Mr. Howard Blake, the indis-
pensable secretary, was sick on
Thursday. He was back to work ,
on Friddayeven though he still was
not feeling well.
There is a high incidence of
,colds and coughs throughout the
school. °
DUNGANNON
UNITED CHURCH
The Sacrament of 'the Lord's
Supper was observed at Dungan-
Dalton man
elected plowmen
president
William J. Teeming of R. R. 4
Walton, was elected -president at
the annual meeting of the Huron
Plowmen's `Association held rec
ently in Walton.
Other officers electet*are: first
vice' president, Jim. Armstrong, •
R. R. 4 Wingham; second vice,
Girvin Reed, Dungannon; secret-
ary -treasurer, Russell Bolton, R.
R. 1 Seaforth; assist secretary -
treasurer, Graeme Craig, R. R, 1
Walton; OFA director, Jim Arm-
strong, R. R. 4 Wingham.
A motion was ' approved to
affiliate with the Ontario Federa-
tion of Agriculture.
With the approach of the Inter-
national Plowing Match at Wing-
ham keen interest has prompted
the Plownien's Association to
sponsor two 4-14 Sodbuster Clubs
in 1978.
Reporting the highlights of the
1977 International Plowing Match
at -Kingston, OPA Director Jim
Armstrong said there was in -
.creased public interest" in field
plowing: The Huron County
presentation will be a highlight of
the OPA convention to be heldin
Toronto on February 13 and 14;
1978.
' People interested in the pres.
entation are asked to contact Ray
Scotchmer, Bayfield;` 'or Claire
Deichert,R. R. 1. Zurich, for bus
transportation .on-Februarr 14.
The Huron' County Plowing
Match will be held an September
1 and 1, 1978. The International
Plowing Match will be held on the
Jim Armstrong and Neighbouring.
farms on Highway 86, immediate-
ly east of the town of Wingham,
on September 26-30, 1978.
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Crippled •children
grown up'?
Won't you
cy of o'► help us to help
physically disabled adults?
THE ONTARIO. MARCH OF DIMES
non United Church on Sunday
morning. The. choir sang the
anthem, "Sons of God, Hear His
Fl-oly Word", led by Shelley
Rivett a$ he organ. The Sunday
Sehool Gl,ildren adjourned to their
classes after the children's hymn.
Rev. C. G. Westhaver preached
his sermon from Hebrews, "Out-
er Court Christians, Sanctuary
Christians, Holy Place Christ-'
ians,
The program committee of the
UCW is called ` to meet on
Thursday, January 12th at 1.00
p.m. at the home of Mrs. Amy
Wiggins.
The January meeting of the
UCW will be held at the church on
Monday, January 16th' at 2.00
p.m.
The Official Board is 'called to
meet on Wednesday, January
18th, in the Nile Church at 8.30
p
Reports of organizations will be
'received by the minister for
printing as they become available
(not later than 3rd week of .the
month.)
DUNGANNON CHRISTIAN.
FELLOWSHIP CHURCH
Pastor Lawrence's Sunday
morning message was taken from
Matthew where he told how John
the Baptist stood on the great
divide between the dispensation
of Law 'and Grace.
The Ladies's Afternoon Bible
'Study was held at the . home of
Pastor and Mrs. Lawrence on
Wednesday afternoon. There will
. be no meeting of this group this
Wednes°d'ay but they will resume '
regular weekly meetings on
Wednesday, January 18th.
An .Adult Bible Study .Ymeeting
will be held regularly on Tuesday
evenings at 8.00 p`.m. in ' the
basement of the Christian Fellow-
ship Church. The first meeting
will be on Tuesday, January ,10.
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