Whitchurch-Stouffville Newspaper Index

Stouffville Tribune (Stouffville, ON), November 27, 1969, p. 11

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york county farmers press assessment battle york county farmers from all the rural municipalities in the county have joined in a fight to reduce assessment on farm land farmers are being asked to contri bute 10 to retain legal help in presenting the case to date more than three hundred farmers have joined and a bramp ton legal firm has been retained some members of the group say the big jump in farm land assessment could tax them out of business farm assess ment on the whole county is six times what it was last year and the farmers feel that the sudden jump will impose an undue tax burden on them we dont mind paying our fair share of taxes said g f whittamore of rr 1 markham the groups secretarytreasur er but we maintain that once you start to assess farm land at its sale value our tax becomes out of line in comparison with the services we receive and ability to pay mr- whittamore empha sized that the group is protesting farm land as sessment only and not the assessment for farm buildings county assessment commissioner don wright has said that the new as sessment will not result in undue tax because each municipality mill rate will drop in proportion with the assessment increase he said he doesnt believe the farmers have a case for reduction of their as sessment rut farmers ex pect a substantial mill in crease they admit this canot be accurately dieted at this time theyre still worried whittamore said group originally wanted to test three cases in each municipality but lack of cooperation by the as sessment commissioner made it impossible for our legal firm to make test cases before the court of revisions began assessment commis sioner wright said he felt the market value criterion is not unfair to farmers the farmers organiza tion was formed last month at a meeting in vandorf called by the federation of agriculture the federation is not in volved in conducting the groups business however pre- but his buy nowfiy late i 85 be our guest visit the brantford combine plant the charles city iowa or minneapolis minnesota tratforplants when you purchase a new cockshutt or minneapolismoline tractor or combine between nov 1 st and dec 23rd 1 969 you and your wife are invited on your choice of an organized tour this winter to a the brantford combine plant or b the charles city iowa tractor plant or c the minneapolis minnesota tractor plant of minneapolismoline enjoy one of these bonus holidays and the special waiver of interest deals till april 170 on tractors and july 170 on combines now available for all the details come on in to ft 3 reesor farm service unionville 8875265 hay protein high a a wall york cty we had a good number of home grown feed samples ana lysed this fall protein levels can vary from year to year and in making up rations its good to have an idea how hay and sil age stacks up good firstcut hay has been averaging around 1396 protein and corn sil age close to 396 these levels are a little higher than we normally expect grain rations with usual amounts of protein should do a good job this winter except where hay was cut late or is mostly grass we took the samples from farms at schombcrg king and woodbiidge the tests are done at the university of guelph for a fee of five dollars hay samples are taken with a 2bof ing device that cuts a core out of several bales and these are mixed to rheumatic pain rumacaps capsules give proven relief rumacaps are specially formu lated to give you fast relief the very first day from nagging rheumatic pains and aches also proven effective for relieving lum bago sciatica headache and neuritic pains ask for new rumacaps a distinctive blue and white capsule of soothing comfort at your local druggists rumacaps are capsules of soothing comfort i thursday nov 27 1969 the tribune page 1 1 2jhiiuiuiiiiiiuiuiiuuiiiuiuuiuiuiiiiuuiuiiiuuiiuiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiuiuuj i york county i 5 federation of agriculture j annual meeting and banquet wed night december 3 1969 i victoria square community centre i kamiuct 645 pn annual meeting 815 pm speaker kkiti1 matthie s oka vice president riiut rickets available fium koderit ion directors s s liefoiv november 3nth n tickets sold ai door h las karis president don kennedy secretary b fllllllllllllllliiiiiiuilltlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllirr order fence removed get a good sample protein and moisture content are determined in the test we got a sample of se condcut at grant leon ards at schombcrg that set a record for protein at 19896 a few haylage samples were done and they ran a little higher in protein than hay likely due to earlier cutting dates we did some tests on homegrown grain mixes too protein levels in grain are a lot more con stant than in the rough ages but we wanted to find out how close our estimates checked out with an actual test on mixtures made up for dairy and beef cattle generally the differ ence was less than one percent so that most of the time protein content can be worked out on pa per accurately enough the only hard part is knowing for sure the ac tual amounts going into the mixture these are often mea sured by volume with some guessing to get the weight the margin of er ror can upset the whole deal here because the weight of a bag a tank a scoop or a shovelful can vary all over the place add the complication of high moisture shelled corn or cob corn or corn and cob meal and the job of mixing quantities ac curately takes some time and thought the feed analysis serv- ice is one of the tool that can be used to set a good feeding program we have full details at our office in newmarket uxbridge twp the owner of property fronting on cone 6 ux- bridge township has been given up to dec 1 1969 to remove a fence currently blocking sidcroad no 5 action follows a cum- plaint registered in writ ing by mrs mary weller rr i claremont to ux- bridge twp council stat ing that a number of un used roadways were blocked in this manor mrs weller suggested that the only obvious rea son for such action was to keep out partying young people and snowmobile operators councillor frank hendy contended that the com plainant should be invited to a meeting so the issue could be discussed fur ther other members dis agreed the motion ordering the reopening of the side line was moved by coun cillor hendy and second ed by deputyreeve bob nesbilt wccla invites you to attend t annual meeting i 8 pm dec 1 f whitchurch 1 centennial centre election of officers gllllllihiiuuiiiiiilllllllllllmiimiiiiiiiiiinillllllliiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiilllllllllllllllllllllllillllllllllilmiiiiiiiimllllllmllilllllii uxbridge township vote 1 donald jackson deputy- reeve i for honest and conscientious service for 1970 voting day dec 1 1969 j s 10 am to 8 pm ntiiiiijiiiiiiiiiitif iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiikiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiitiiitiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiriiiiiiiiiitiiiitiiiiiiiiitjilt f elect robert nesbitt uxbridge township voting day monday dec 1st reeve a candidate for reipontible government to the best interests of the people with sound planning and orderly development mmmmmkmmmhmmmmmwmmhwm announcement chas richards sons limited are pleased to announce expansion the of their farm equipment dealership to include a dealership in barrie ont we now have two locations in ontario which are open to serve you in the very best possible manner both dealerships feature the quality farm equipment built by international harvester please feel free to drop in and say hello at either location chas richards sons limited stouffville main west 6403830 barrie hwy 11 south 728553q business directory licensed public accountants r spencer jackson chartered accountant unionville professional building unionville ont telephone 2972491 patterson norton mcmullen chartered accountants 1758 victoria park ave scarborough ontario 7514396 john c wylie fia licensed public accountant auditor office residence wylle acres mussel- mails iake kil rk 2 stouftvillc phone 6403144 leonard r rosenberg 4 associates chartered accountants 84 yonge st s aurora telephone 8847110 thomas e withers bconim kia chattered accountant po box 102 1ft church si x stouftvillc ont phone 6103378 auctioneers counties of york anil ontario a s farmer licensed auctioneer ph gormlcy 8x7 mil ken clarke prentice auctioneers ph 2942419 or 640 3686 chiropractors j s delaurier dc 201 main street west stouftvillc ontario office hours by appointment only monday to saturday telephone 6403562 wm s baird dc ciiikopkactok by appointment 2940701 369 main st n markham dentists dr f h darbar bds dds dental surgeon stouffville plaza stouffville 6402227 ontario land surveyors d h black ontario ijind surveyor 310 painted post dr corner of markham rd scarborough ont phone office 2825283 res 2824508 r g mckibbon ontario ijiml surveyor 115 main st n box 117 markham phone 2943754 opticians electrical iutculumutglt electrical architecture industrial commercial residential electrical service 2045100 funeral directors oneill funeral home stouffville funeral director mr murray nendick continuous telephone service day or night phone stouftvllle 6402855 buy office supplies at the tribune howard g mills regd optician 286 main street west stouffville prescriptions filled appointments made contact lenses phone 6403465 optometrists k richard black od optometrist stouffville medical centre for appointment 6403722 hours 10 am 8 pm every tuesday real estate professional real estate appraisal service estate expropriation etc steele ave e milllken 2933160 the treasurer of the la dies aid club brought a deposit to the bank and handed it to the slightly deaf teller saying it was aid money the teller thinking she said egg chirped back pleasantly my my it looks like the old hens have been doing quite well

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