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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1980-02-06, Page 14• '1E,, y". MI. 0,141. ••.* 14 ,..,...11110:13R1*SEO. POST). FEBRUARY 6, 1980 - H & N DAIRY SYSTEMS LTD. Sales, Service 8 installation of pipelines & milking parlours R.R.4 WALTON 887-6063 TEXAN GRILL THURS. MORNING ONLY One Free Coffee to regular ' Coffee Club Customers WHO MENTION THIS AD. from 9a.m. to Fast Friendly Service HOME COOKED MEALS DAILY. OPEN Mon., Tikes. 'Thurs., Fri., Sat., 6:30 - 10,p, M Wed. 6:30 1; Sun. 9:30 - 10 p.m. Brussels Member BBA 887-6951 MEE' COFFEE booklet, please call our multi- lingual Information Centre, free of charge: • In Metro Toronto- 965-8470 In area code. 807, ask operator for Zenith 8-2000 In all other areas, 1-800-268-7121 Or write to: Ministry of Revenue Guaranteed Income and Tax Credit Branch Queen's Park Toronto, Ontario M7A 2B3 r. BY DEBBIE -RANINTEY George Procter, a representative on, the. Belgrave Community Centre Board appeared at Morris council to show a proposed budget for the coming year. Mr. Procter said they had decided to increase the hockey and skating rates which were previously 25 cents to 50 cents for a child, $1.00 for an adult and $3.00- per family and are now charging on Sundays, 'whereas it had been free skating, • He also thought they could have a deficit for the year of about $2,700 and that they would likely need an extra $1,000 from each township besides other grant money, that Eash Wawanosh and. Morris Townships had already agreed to give. Councillor Ross Procter wondered if the Belgrave arena would become self- PM quizzed (Continued from Page 1) would be down to 10 or 11 per cent by' July. He also . said that one of the proposals in his budget was to have small business development bonds, allowing small businesses to borrow $500,000 at interest, rates roughly half of the regular rates. A student caller asked Clark about his fiscal policy, for the future and the prime minister said one of the things he thinks :the government has to do is restore confidence in the economy by showing that the government of Canada is prepared to put its own spending under control.. He was also asked about °on-the-job training for young people and said that the government will subsidize part of the costs fora business on the understanding that . it will provide on- the-job training. Short Shots (Continued from Page 1) and items concerning the frantic activities of all the party leaders. How anyone could escape them is a mystery. Here is something to look forward to. The Annual Shrove Tuesday Pancake Supper at St. John's Anglican Church. See ad elsewhere in this paper. * * * * * This week, February 3-7, is White Cane Week. How precious our eyesight is! Blindness can afflict young and old alike Not to see '-‘e wonders of the world we live in, , not to have the pleasure )f reading a good book, or to look on the faces of our loved ones, it ci happen to everyone of us. The C. 13. reminds as "That Blindness is Everyones' Concern". Give your eyes the care and protection they need. * * * * * * * Canada's Olympic Hockey Team accomplished something many never ex- pected them to do. They defeated the strong Czechoslovakian Olympic team, rated one of the best amateur teams in the world, by a score of 6-3 in Calgary. Our young Canadians skated with them and matched their passing ability. It was a crucial test and they came through on top. They must repeat that victory, defeating the Czechs at the Winter Olympics at Lake Placid, to win a medal. They have the courage and skill to do it. We wish them success. sufficient the way it once was or if there would be a deficit every year as, he. wanted to be fair to all the arenas around. George Pocter wanted to know wh•at backing the Belgrave arena has from council. Ross Procter said he'd 'support their budget but to be fair to the other two boards, he would like to see them go for a self-sustaining operation. It was finally suggested that George Procter come back to a council meeting in May when the community Centre Board would know how much • money it needed and council decided to -give the- $250 grant money ' that had been previously agreed upon. Dogs on the loose was also a' concern at council on Monday. There had been complaints of dogs running loose around so council. decided to . investigate the hiring of, a ..dog catcher. Council also decided to hire Ann Nesbitt to count dogs at $1,00 a dog. In other business, council agreed to recommend to the Turnberry Township Council that • Ross Turvey, Helen McFarlane . andEtoile Johnston be appointed to the. Bluevale Hall Boardl, and made an addition to By-Law #1 increasing labor wages to $4.75 up from $4.30. Council, heard that the township's subsidy allocation from the Ministry of Transporation and. Communications for 1980 was $64,000 for construction and $100,000 for maintenance and decided to apply for an interim subsidy of $340,000' for the Martin's iiiidge which will be subsidiZed 80 per cent: by the province. to you if you are not claimed as a dependatilt on another taxfi le r's return. If you are a senior citizen, the "age exemption" will increase the amount of your Sales Tax Credit. Pensioner Tax Credit A credit of $110 is available to every couple or individual 65 years or older. Political Contribution Tax Credit Did you make a political contri- bution to a provincial party or constituency association last year? If so, then you may be eligible for this tax credit. For complete: details or copies of the Ontario Tax Credit Skaters (Continued from Page 11) competition. To Faye Mac- Donald for organizing the badge level competition. To Joan Miller and Barb Fritz for supper and lunch served to the judges etc. The competition could not have been the success it was without their help. The Figure Skating Club is planning a couple of events in the near future. Please watch for these. Feb. 20 in the l3. M. & G. Auditorium will see an Oriental Cooking School. March 29 will be the Carnival. This is a large undertaking and if you would ' like to help in any way please phone Shirley Wheeler 887- 6789 or Shirley Cossitt 887- 9273. the township and especially in Belgrave. If you are an Ontario resident, you may be eligible for Ontario Tax Credits even if you have no taxable income. However, you must complete the mauve Ontario Tax Credit form and mail it together with your federal income tax retUrn.The Ontario form is included in the federal income tax schedules. Property Tax Credit. This credit is designed to reduce the burden of municipal and school taxes. If you are a homeowner, roomer or tenant with a low or moderate income, you are eligible for this credit. Sales Tax Credit This credit, based on your personal exemptions, is available Council decided to give a grant of $100 to the Bdgrave, Blyth and Brussels School Fair Board and $150 to the Brussels Fair in September. They alsq decided to give , grants of $50 to the Blyth Centre for the Arts, $10 to, St. John's Ambulance and $10 ,to the Huron County Historical• Society. Council had a letter from" Slade and Associates in Kincardine wondering if they could present a proposal on, their municipal insurance rates but council decided to remain with Cowan Council also passed • a spot Zoning by-law for Charlie .Thomas zoning a 37% acre bush lot as natural, environment rather than agriculture. The ,area..is to be used for the harvesting of forest prOducts for a wood chipping and slurry facility. There are four OntarioTax Credits rea help you at tax time. Dorm quali Lorne Maeck, Minister of Revenue William Davis, Premier Ontario '44f41.4