The Huron Expositor, 1971-07-22, Page 11LAUNDROMAT & DRY CLEANERS
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NOW WE ARE OFFERING
DRY CLEANING IN BULK
OR INDIVIDUAL PIECES'
HOURS —Mon. ;Through Sat., 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Ir of A. Protests 11110-„litig914E.gPOS1711114$NATIIIRTH ON; 4101,1f1/14
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Preer _ go, a an 'estimated -
Cost of *IVA
MC0104 Were POPO)
payment $0119WN general,
$60,f02,17; Made $1.2?9,11745
McGowan drain, $174.; and the
Stanley Dra1, $53040.
Tax Proposal's. VsbOrne
vociple ougeuattho,lateei
meeting PgiSecl a bylaw giving the
municipality bOrrowingypoWers
up to $500,009 under new regu-
Wiens et the Tile Drainage. Act.
Clerk Harry Strang attended
• a meeting in Orangeville, June
30 when the newest tile drain
loan rules were explained.
Previously 'limits of total
loans a township could Morrow
from the provincial government
„were governed by the total asses:-
ement,
The newest regulationsrallow
a municipality to issue deben-
tures up to the $500,000 limit,
subject to Ontario Municipal
'Board approval. The interest
rate remains at four per cent.
Treasurer Harry Strang re-
ported that 1971 Usborne taxes
collected' on the interim billing
due June '30 had reached
$66,296.78 or 67 per cent of the
total levy at the present time
the figure ,has reached 75 per
cent.
A grant of $25 to the South
Two drain reports were
cadeaailphtteecleo4eetrastpl:per,r4071trwi:eltga4:0;a:tee
Madge drain, . at an estimated
cost of $13,500 was approved, As.
was the report of the Taylor-
,
Huron • AgrOtlitUrg'sqc1,0y Was
Made gong. with $4 Or q4.11, of
14 calves owned • IV Valmo9
members of the 404011 y 24A'
calf club was aPprevegl.• • Road Superintendent William,"
RoUtlY was instructed. to ball
tenders for the ,supply of a neW
road grader, to replace the tilde
of two now in operation, TenderP
will be considered at a special
meeting scheduled for August
24.
' sentative on the Ausable River
Conservation AuthoritY0
kE
life Ontario government,
(.04400 aireallY doles out more than $150 MilliOn in tax
rebates," ' Hill said. in can't
understand why it wants to get in
any deeper - unless of course
it's to keep useless bureaucrats
busy.
"We must have a more fun-
damental reform of the
tax system. To start with, the
Ontario government should elim-
inate education taxes on property.
It should introduce a special
education tax on income to more
fairly distribute the costs of
education.
I‘Then it could do away wit4
all the tax rebate schemes it's
dreamed up to correct the in-
equities of the present system."
1,4 Ontario goverment II should .realise by now that tax
rebates -and credits ati"not the
answer to unfair educatIontaxat-
ton. • What is needed is a basic
reform of the entire tax strut -
tere." ln
• Town Ovvolljnjjs
+A11 .Classes farm Property
1 Symnier Oon,
• chuiihe, .kla4
That's how Ontario Federat-
e. ion. of Agriculture President
Gordon Bill reacted when he
heard Ontario Treasurer Darcy
McKeough's latest proposals for
tax reform. Speaking it the
opening -of the regular quarterly
meeting of provincial and federal
finance ministers in Ottawa, Me-
• Keough said that pensioners and
others on low incomes would get
refunds of property and sales tax
under a scheme being studied by
Stanley .1
The council of the ToweehiP
of Stanley, at their July meeting
awarded a contract for pit-run
gravel to Don Milking, of Clinton
for the sum of 31 cents per
cubic yard. Approximately 7500
cubic yards are to be• spread
, on the lower portions of the
second' and third concessions in
the Township. ,
The Bunking tender was the
lowest of four received for the
job. Work will commence in
the near future.
In other business at the meet-
ing, the Stanley council changed
their by-law pertaining to tile
drainage loans, to confirm with
new Ontario regulations. At the
same time the y accepted an
application for a tile drain loan
in the amount of $4200.
Councillor Tom Consitt was
appointed as the Stanley repre-
Extended Coverage '(wind, smoke, Water• damaiii, falling objects, liability, etc,) is also eyail,able =
ADJUSTERS!
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DIRECTORS AND
President, Ray McCurdy
Vice-President, Timothy Toohey
Clayton Colquhoun
Martin Feeney
Robert Gardiner ' .
William Chaffe
gee
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Doris Clark
AGENTS Johnston's'p
Hold Reunion Harry Coates
Hugh 'Benninger
Clayton Harris
235-0205
345.200,1
348-9051'.
Exeter
Dublin
Mitchell
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the greatest satisfaction has been
the pledging of my eyes, to the
Eye Bank of Canada.
It makes me so very happy to
know that when I am , no
longer here someone will be able
to see the miracles of God's
handiwork. . •
' They will never know from
whence came the gift, nor will
they.‘ ever be able to thank me,
but I have all the thanks I need
knowing that this must surely
be pleasing to God.
This letter would never have
been written except that I thought
my testiinony,,might help some-
one who was trying to *lake this
important decision.
-ANONYMOUS
The annual Johnston Reunion
was held at Seaforth Lions
Park on Sunday with 77 guests
registered.
Officers are President -
Charles Orr, Goderich; Secre-
tary - Linda Jones, Clinton;
Treasurer - Elizabeth Sutter,
Goderich; , Sports - Eldon, and
Madeline Ritchie of Lucknow.
As well as many descendants
Of the Johnston pioneer family
from Ontario a number of cousins
from points in the U:SirS:' were
present. The picnic/ Rik' 'next
year is scheduled for the secdnd
Sunday in Jhly 1972 at the Sea-
forth Lions Park.
Winners in sports events
were: 'Races - Girls 8 and under
Connie Willis, Carol Ritchie;
Boys 11 and under - Danny Willis,
Bob Orr; 13 and under - Betty
- Orr, Marie Willis; Young boys -
John Willis; Girls kick the slip-
per - Marie Willis; Boys kick
the slipper - JimRitchie; Candy,
Scramble followed in which all
children took part.
DEAR DORIS
- I dated -with this army guy
by the name of George, and he
asked me to marry him. But
somehow marriage has always
scared me. ,
Later on, when I fotind out
that George was engaged, I felt
terrible. I drank a lot that
night, and early in the _morning,
I phoned him long distance telling
him I just had to see him once
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' his' arms again really did feel
good. He still loved me, 'even
offered to leave his other girl if I
1 would one day marry him. I
still couldn't make the decision.
I'm , afraid to get married
and find out that maybe I don't'
want him any more.
-AFRAID
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DEAR DORIS
- My son was married on
the West. Coast. Now he and
his wife will be home for a week
before leaving for a three-year
distant posting,- and I would like
to have a reception here.
(1) Is proper for the bride
and bridesmaid to wear their
wedding dresses?
(2) Can we have a wedding
cake, toasts, reception line?
(3) Is a light lunch 0..K.?
-CLTALESS
-REAR CLUELESS • - (1)Quite
proper and quite delightful. The
bride wears her wedding dress,
but not her veil.
• (2) yes. Especially a recep-
tion line,• so that everyone gets
a chance to meet the bride and
groom. '
(3) Buffet-style refresh-
ments are fine; the bridal par-
ty should sit at a separate table,
, The atmoaphere need not be
formal. Have a good time.
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where to eat lunch. You'll make
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some wrong choices - everyone
does, but you'll get to know your
own mind.
I can't see busting up his ,
engagement just on the chance you
might marry George. You can't
expect 'him to wait indefinitely
while you vacillate. And no one
but you , can decide whether you
love him.
ofd.seerhapsPrany 10-eentF leaflet
What "is Love, will help you,
with your thinking.
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DEAR DORIS -
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- I am looking for a reading
my grandfather used to recite,
while we children sat spellbound.
I can only remember a few words
here and there, but it starts:'
"Yes, she's a good old engine,
sir, is Number Ninety-ninel"
-OLD-TIMER
• DEAR OLD-TIMER - I remember
it myself. Tells about a narrow-
ly-averted train wreek_and
certain engineer whose wife was
in the coach behind.
It is a brave relic of the days -
when a railroad engineer was
• as glamorous and well-sung as
today's astronauts. Anybody
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