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The Huron Expositor, 1974-03-28, Page 17•, R•A -.•:,; r : "r:-,. -', '4. r.,, Ar 4.r.. .-r .:.::. ._ ':i...:n.., :r. ,-r'.;i, - r..%'1""^'F^..°'-T.. .n i1f'. ..lF �F . Ti.. n,l . .. t. .17 .'4Cn .. t A Y ,r ,i..,, r+.. ...'.. G s •..r A' 'S. .i' ,, I , ,.. � ciol j(r"object i . � . I � �it���►N IN$��t!� r ,A�'�1�''�`�f'1�'� rr..1�4r� � ,"�,eF �+��• ++�1". w L epsir� 0, a�- n,�r �, a� f>��M JG1 Councit'Passei plumbin s:bu *ne$s ve n`* tur' 'ters, n', w S1 _e Although some members of 'and Jack Tinney. np heldsto f as yet and for the • t iiurbn County Coulicil were still Dr. Frank Milts, Huron pkesent time, the health units Retirement didn't Last too long dispatching service and and over SO poxmanent"sa# • ; concerned about the wording'of Medical Offieer of Health,' 'told baVe been asked -to carry on. for former Seaforth x0d.ent>!'Jor advertisin on a co -o basin '' members. As part of her dutiea, the plumbing bylaw, in a council that after April 1, the "It has all been very quiet," Wilkinson who left. the :grocery Mr.'Wilkinson..was away fr4t"tt she chairs 'theBoardofDirectors; recorded vote the bylaw passed Ministry of the Hnviron ent will said Dr. Mills. "Even our local, business when .he sold the Qshawa for 3� years during• his is a Trustee for the Fbtanttation, OttIR A 40.14'. be talon over•inspection of septic members of parliament didn't Seaforth IGA in 1.972. lvtr. " bGsiness ears. "I was literall secretary to the Nietiical Advisory �' � � �; '' ° " � ' Actually there were two tanks ano weeping tile, beds. He know," Wilkinson and his .rife retired to astonished at Oshawa's growth Board, and serves on tate ' he*4110 ,W ` 1 recorded votes on the matter. The said .the cost for such' Inspection Dr; Mills said the rumors are Ws, home town, Oshawa, after when I ret urned two years ago," committee for each building, on �r "]1fp111>1JT': t.VI1�1I� s »1t#x411f first was on an amendment to the will be $125. alai the revenue from this branch leaving Seaforth. he says. „ the personnel committee and on To� ,aria .reh►ettxl�sTlnis a, 30ve4A# Mrs. Helen Jermyn of Exeter . of the Ministry of the Accordingto a recent article in He is not sure alt'the changes the budget and finance former bylaw from ed a si make asked Dr. Mills what such Environment will be $2,000,000 LET changes in fees passed easily with 1 the0shawa imes Mr. Wilkinson are for the better. "1 wonders if • committee g onl one negative vote. inspections cbst at the present pus". Only 50 inspectors are has come out of retirement and is bigger is always better," he says: Mrs. Bowerman is Chairman of TPRynE [�`' Y g time. Dr,Mills estimated $35 at expected to be h eo across the + - A SON ., �+• o establishing a taxi bti6lness in Mr, Wilkinson thinks some things.' the Toronto District Area Council. The second half, however-, ,the mosrr province,, yDr (vlrils . also Oshawa. The Times'says: could work more efficiently if they for Boys Cltibs of Canada.e1P'ou Decide an Xottr `1V><ent4#'I0p1r alotting the fends which will r. '.How strpogly did we oppose ' -explained• Joe Wilkinson returned to his ' were not centralized, -He points to She has been chosen by the " PHOPM: EXETER'23.5 finance the department to this move? asked Jack It will be. --the Y rural hometown of Oshawa to retire two his plan to decentralize the Oshawa Jaycees as the Oshawa " implement the bylaw; was not so 1VXcCutchean 'of Brussels. Dr. municipalities, who will suffer," years ago and couldn't stand the ownership of United cabs as an Outstanding Youn Canadian" �s well received having14 Milli said the Ministry stili has said the MOH. �� g P r g g Y inactivity.' example. and is their nominee as one of the opposition votes. ., dot made the announcement Decision was reached to send a So . he is, "re-establishing" Interestingly, United Taxi is 'Five Outstanding Canadians" Retad the Advertisements �-- lyra a Profitable Pt>r"1►! official although Huron's strongly worded protest to the United , Taxi. "I found the the same age as the City of for 1974. Those members, were John opposition has been registered government on this matter. inactivity against my c_o iipetitive Oshawa. It was founded 50 years Mrs. Bowerman has been Baker, Allan Campbell, Warden through his office. The health budget is up nature," he says. !ago by Newton Richards, and was active in the Progressive Bill Elston, Lloyd Ferguson, John "Public Health' people are $64,800 _ to $400,.718. It is' At 64, the Oshawa native says the first taxi company in Canada Conservative Party and in Flannery, Joe Hoffman, Robbie concerned about it,", said the estimated the province will put in he has never felt healthier than he to be licensed for radio election campaigns since 1965. Lawrie, Bob Lyons, Jim Mair, doctor. "They are taking our $165,400; home care, $14,800; does right now. His doctor thinks dispatched operation. Mr. Walter McBride, Jack budgets, our jobs." VON $600; and county rate- becoming involved in the Richards has offered to give the News Of , McCutcheon, Ralph McNichol He also said the Ministry has' payers, $219,918. competitive taxi business will be new owner the benefit of his 50 ' f i ■E■ healthy for him, "my lawyer years of experience whenever thinks I'm crazy," he says. advice is sought. United Taxi, under the new The Wilkinsons are one of management of Joe Wilkinson, Oshawa's oldest families. Joe's became active on the streets of grandfather came hqe in.1859.at the city last week. Mr. Wilkinson the age of 13. Hiss father was ..111-11P11.111-1 .... ............__ .. . is sole proprietor of the 15 -car raised here., As a boy Joe Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. business. remembers delivering meat to the Fred Hoepfner over the weekend He has been competing in the home of Sam McLaughlin, and were Mr. andMrs. Joe Gunfner -- business arena for 50 years. even Mr. McLaughlin's father. and family from Stratford and Mr. The March meeting of the Mr. Wilkinson started to work took charge of the business and Mrs. W. Baker and family tISTERiNE -oz. + 3-o7' >aR�;F $1.69 Tuckersmith Unit of the as a butcher in Oshawa in 1923 for Inside Page from Orangeville. Brucefield on Wednesday, April • 3, V0599e Brucefield UCW was held in the Sunday School Room, with Mrs. ' $5. a week. Two of the men he worked for here are still living .in The president of the Ontario Progressive Conservative visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Darwin Bannerman. on Sunday `OytN CARE $1.99 things to different people. Can United States although we live in call was answered by 20 members years," (1960-1962) and travelled Colquring WANT -ADS' Wilson McCartney and Mrs. E. the city; H.A.Suddard and Women's Association, Joyce E. • were Mrs. Bannermari's sister active in community service as a JEWELLERS '1970 ` Creme Rinse TAMS 66 in charge. •Thompspresident, The resident; Mrs. Walters, S.A.Gates. "My early experience with them has stood me 1.•in good Bowerman of Oshawa, witr`be speaking at a Huron P.C. meeting Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Heinbuch -.-- —� — Di DO Gel• $1*39 loss incurred on a sale are not num er, ocia Insurance Num - took charge of the business stead, he says. at Huron Centennial School in and advise that you are expecting Q. The expression, -moving Q. My. husband received strike from his in the session and Mrs.Ery Sillery gave He joined IGAJ during the 'ch'ain'•s 'expanding Brucefield on Wednesday, April • 3, V0599e expenses, probably means many pay union office the secretary's report. The roll grocery reported as'income. Can I deduct shampoo7 things to different people. Can United States although we live in call was answered by 20 members years," (1960-1962) and travelled Mr Vis. Bowerman has been WANT -ADS' you be specific regarding the y p g g. Canada and the strike was here. with the name of their favorite the country as a meat specialist. p He became manger of the IGA active in community service as a JEWELLERS '1970 ` Creme Rinse TAMS 66 types of movies expenses which Does he have to reportthis';trike Irish song. g Seaforth in 1962 volunteer. Since she has for can be deducted from income .for Pay? Mrs. Caldwell thanked the supermarket at been president of the Women's income tax purposes? P P A. If our husband performs no Y P roe for the sympathy card sent Ig P acid stayed there until his Welfare League of Oshawa which DIAMONDS, FINE CHINA gp VASELINE:Intensi 1� $2*49 A. Yes, moving expenses would services (other than picketing)•in after her brother's death. The retirement in 1972. directs the Simcoe HallJEWELLERY generally include the cost of order to draw strike pay, he freed Thankoffering will be held in the IGA stores are independently G TS' EVERY Settlement House, Eastview Boys • • ' • travelling froma former to a new not report it. However, if he is church on Sunday, April 7 at 8 owned, and Mr. Wilkinson thinks "co-ordinated Club and the Crippled Children'sAll Types of Repairs OFi' & DRY t 9c ,residence, including meals and required to perform specific p,m. it is this sytem of Centre. This organization Phone 527-0270 lodging while en route, transport- I` ation and storage costs for services (such as acting as a special chauffeur) in order to The' group .Offered... to. serve lunch the auction sale at Allan private enterprise" that is the secret of the organization's involves a $450,000.00 budget - — — SPICE $1,09 at O� Stick > household effects, and the cost of draw strike pay,. iis considered Haygh's on April 3rd and all success. He intends to convert . up to 15 days temporary board and lodging near the former or e a payent services, and to.be mo' therefore, taxable income to him., • • mer hers and home helpers are asked to one a. meal United .Taxi into the same type of collective otganization Garden. Seeds Galore to Grow • LYSOL SnraY 14-M$149 new residence. . .Alf "Since • pay .cent during Lent which will be ., • ' '., Opportunity to Buy • / More in 74 Q. What` about the cost of Q. filing - my return, I have been transferred to collectedP g• night willbeat the ownswillbe t given an o s opportunity g PPhe now Y Shop now while eho�ee of ve ebable seed -in bulk or p g 1 a PALS M, �,t $315 cancelling '•a lease, 'advertising another province. I am expecting church on Friday March 22. Meat to buy the vehicles, he says. Any packet 1s available. Over 200 varieties of flower and legal costs, "or real estate a refund. What do I do about willpbe provided for the pot -luck .• new'cars which join United will be 'Seeds. Items for indoor planting aLso. Horticul�turW commissions. Are costs of this notifying the income tax depart- dini°er. -;" owned by .the drives. Through 'Specialties; Recommended fertilize sand soil car% R � `, nature regarded as moying ment about my change of .:The meeting closed with prayer this system drivers will not only ditioners in Stock, gloves, tools etc. expenses? ^M1 AJ, Each, bf the, you address? Do I write to the Taxation Data Centre,or do I write and lunch was served by Mrs. Mac Wilson, Mr s. Walters be competing with other cab 4b0W.p900;A-0a,witt eacbvOtheIr DURST FARM GARDEN CENTRE wYes. -litems, mentioned is included in moving to my old or my present ,District andMrs. Ham. and they will have more incentive 22 Isaac Street. Clinton - .. ex enses. We 'should probably p p y Taxation Office? The offering was received by p the cars in good repair, he I to keep mention that expenses for any A. You 'should' write to your Mrs. Thomson and dedicated by , believes. 482-9333 Open Daily work done ,to. improv"e"--the former District Taxation Office, Mrs. -McCartney, who spoke bn'°, -`­`A•s,own8rsoftheir own vehicles Including WEDNESDAY but CLOSED • property before sale, or mortgage penalty when the mortgage is giving your full nanhe, new address and any other identifica- . "Clean on the outside but not on the inside." This part of the the taxi drivers would each be independent businessmen SATURDAY AFTERNOON ONLY 2 Michie, + Street, Seafoirth. paid off before maturity, or any tion, such as your account meeting closed' with ,prayer. renting such things • .as I a loss incurred on a sale are not num er, ocia Insurance Num - included in moving expenses. ber and your previous address, and advise that you are expecting Q. I have received a scholarship a refund. .from a •university which requires me to move to another city,. 1 understand that the amount of the C USE, scholarship over $500, must be 1}. reported as'income. Can I deduct my moving expenses to the EXPOSITOR university? A. Yes. The amount of the WANT -ADS' scholarship over $500 must be declared as income and you may Phone 527-0240 deduct moving expenses to the extent of such income declared in your return. M6v'fng expenses include travel costs, meals and lodging while en route, transport- ­,ation and''storage costs'•of your household effects, temporary quarters, etc., for yourself and your family. Enquire at your District Taxation Office for a brochure on "Moving Expenses." Q. I+ am a full-time university student and have obtained temporary employment some 200 miles aNay. I am required to pay my own ravel expenses to get to this temporary job. Can I deduct this expense from the income I earn during the summer? A, Yes. If • you have been in full-time attendance at a univer- sity or other post -secondary **education institution in Canada, and you move to take a job, including summer employment, you may claim moving expense deductions. This applies only to moving expenses to get to the - employment and not to those for your return to the university. Q. i am a resident in Canada and receive a retirement pension from the United States company I Worked for, and also U.S. Social 'Security. If this is subject to the Canadian income tax, is the tax calculated before deductions were taken off in the United States or on the amount that I receive here? A. First of all, the gross amount of the pension from the United States company and also your U.S. Social Security are income for taxation purposes in Canada. When calculating the amount of your income you should convert both these amounts into the Canadian dollar equivalent. If you pay income taxin the United States you will be entitled to a foreign tax Credit on your Canadibn income tax to tn. • �D T��O�D�aY T7� ov C0 14arc1 1S. 19j4 T TO TSE cot tylTY A $TAT ' � chnology+ e APPlied Alts an o£ the 6°untlevatuable i 1 Conestoga College se a thWellin$tn,is IDe anana 5 X000 �+•-:' Whoge lob it it, 00 t d its 3+000 fel Hero oetl n and tr ming stu have On a dente t eaYcati students• of these-�s recent t -time t,-,,, ties College a total al ac a th es P The education of f e , ted by The %yoard age dif f icu an t been adversdx ficr,ltlae #esolvin6,I Ygeher vit9 is ll Setar iv e large y ofng anal$ QY bl m e laviev tions YYe$'edent t which ate alanatere.ile ae lookeven betteregervis confident continuinC liege to PYOvide uwn,nity that s udenea for lead the sure the cO P.0eQaringograms and of Wish to nt P the Coll e e is thr°u$ti n ofa t Te P it g e.Gess bop thatn rewarding. ca at • A indicarecordt of of m e is its r out se. ConSt P Go ome full`t >ne ProBra°,s the are cured the i graduates fr satisfied Wit 1968 and aids through to ti n ee d We are Wsince it$ inceP .uY in and staff . will $continue to me its Students,unity it gerves. 9, devoted of a suPP° ots f the coaw • v t through th �z i Boit, Chain D.goad °f Oov Hese Copestoga CO I vw� oft- on Y rs+ boor+ owma ri j' (nn sss � M