The Lucknow Sentinel, 1989-01-04, Page 6Page £ —411.auekno w seUtinel, ' Pednesday, January 49 111119
BARRY W. `REM) B.A.
-CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT
,Auditing
306 Josephine St. Wingham, NOG 2W0 Office: 3574522
,Financial 'Accounting
',Personal & Corporate Tax Consultation
•Personal Financial Planning
*Manual & Computerized Bookkeeping
•Mortgage & Amortization Schedules
You still have time to:appeal your 1988 assessment if you
feel your home or business property has been improperly
assessed. Your assessment is important because the
amount of property tax you will pay in 1989 depends on it.
The assessed value of your property is multiplied by the
municipal and school mill rates to determine yo r prop-
erty taxes.
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lucknow Farm Supply sold
As of January 1, 1989, Ben and Jenny always remembering their philosophy to
Notices of Property 'Valuation were mailed to property
owners and tenants whose assessments gave .changed
since last year. Open house information .sessions were
held in your area to .give you the opportunity to ask ques-
tions and correct any errors.
The -Assessment Roll was delivered to your municipality
on December 20,1988 and will be used to .calculate the
taxes you will pay in 1989. You can reviewthe Roll at your
municipal office during regular business hours. If you
believe yourproperty has been improperly arse Sed and
you have hot yet iegistereci :an appeal, you .still bays .until
January 1,0,"98.9:40.fail:or xieliver your epppeal ito the
AssessmentReviewTBOard. And remember, -even you
ad-notreceivea Notice of Property Valuation, .yu still
have the rightto appeal.
Appeal deadline January 10,1989
The Assessment lReview Board is an independent tri-
bunal under the jurisdiction ofthe Ontario Ministry ofthe
Attorney General. It is intended to :provide you with an
additional opportunity to -have your assessmentreviewed
if, in your opinion, it is not fair and -equitable with the
assessment of similar properties in your area. The -Review
Board ismore informal and relaxed than -a regular court
of law. You may present your own case, retain::a lawyer,.or
ask a relative or friend to.speak as your agent.
To help you in filing your -appeal, Notice of Appeal fonts
are :available from the Assessment Review Board, your
Regional Assessment Office, or your municipal 'office.
You can.also use the reverse,side ofe Notice ofProperty
Valuation, .or0writealetter givingthepropertyddressand
roll number :along with your reasons for -appealing.
Appeals should :beforwardec totheRegional`f egistrar of
the Assessment Review Board at the address shown
below.
If .you ;appealed yourpreviousassessrnent, it willbe ri ec-
eessary to lodge(an appeal against yauraassessmentwith
theAssessment ieview3oar_d►ach year, if the:ppeal
against yourpreviousessessment has riot.ay_et=heen set-
tled,
settied, or your 1988 Notice oVProperty Valuation lioes not
flect-themost recent deCiSion oftheBoard.
In choose parts .of Ontario xles gnated for -French Lan-
°guage Services, youvan appear befoma blingual(Eng-
lisl1IFrench) Appeal Board. Please check the .-space
provided on your appeal form if you wish to ,use this
service.
°Ministrt
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MINISTRY OFlTHE AaTTOL.
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426 Third St., ist90ror
London, Ontario ' NSW 4W6
Lucknow Farm Supply.
The business :has been owned and
operated by Dave Manna since the spring
of 1982.
Ben grew up in the Watford area on a
dairy and beef farm, while Jenny hails
from .the Dresden vicinity.
Bothare 1986 graduates of The Univer-
sity of Guelph. In the spring of 1986 they
mored to Southern Alberta, where Ben
was -employed as : a sales 'representative
for .Eianco and Jenny worked for York
Farms, a division of Canada Packers.
Theyhavealwayshadadesireto own.a
:mess and ibis move aback .to
ssatisfies thfaMilyandpersonalnu eds.
The Hogervorsts hope to build the
business. and intend to :provide their
customers with the services they need,
e fi •
themselves would expect to be treated".
Joan Livingston and Glen Baynard will
be retained as employees and the Hoger-
vorsts expect a smooth transition with
their capable assistance along with the
expert knowledge of former owner Dave
Hanna.
Ben and Jenny have a delightful 8 12
month old son Christopher and are
residing for the winter months in the
Wilson home, during which time they will
be looking for an apartment or house in
the village.
Although they have been in the village
for the :short :period of two weeks, the
Hogervorsts are .delighted With the
sincere . friendliness • they have been
greeted with.
Welcome to our community Y
Trinity. U.C.V. held their regular mon-
thly meeting of the home of Marian Zinn.
Elizabethlrvin.opened the :meeting with
a poem. Brenda'P.hillips_andSally Ritchie
were.in charge Of devotions.
A .hymn was sung by -All And the _scrip-
ture lessons were read. by Sally Ritchie.
Brenda Phillips gav meditation on
Day .of Wonder. Another was sung
and Brenda Phillips eloeed, the meditation
with:a poem followed by .prayer.
The rollcall of a Christmas carol was
answered by,2A ladies.
The offering was received and
dedicated.
.Isobel Kilpatrick gave a reading on
Christmas thoughts. The service of the
least coin was observed.
Annabelle ung conducted the Bi-
bleStudy owthe Christmas:stogy.
The minutes of the last meeting were
Crimestoppers of GreyBruce are seek
ing thepublic'sassistance in the invga-
tion of: bteak,enterandit, which occur-
red
ourreed in Carrick -Township, near Mildmay,
Ontario.
The Walkerton detachment of the .On-
tario Provincial Police report that
sometime during the t 'pf.:November
27th Inkathed VVBSJrokenintoonwasCon-
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read and approved, correspondence dealt
with and the treasurer's report received.
The social committee reported on cater-
ingengagements for'1989.
The president reported the shutin boxes
had been:packed and distributed.
A letter requesting camp counsellors for
1989 was read and Will be passed on to the
senior class of the Sunday Seh000l. The
nett meetaigg is gat Lillian Irvin's home.
:The meeting came to an end with all
rtg Away in the Manager and the
p
t giving the benediction. .
' Lunch.w,as served by the hostess, .Pearl
Menary and Jayne Ritchie.
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Junior farmers to
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The Huron -County ,Junior Somers ;will
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