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TIM BRUSSELS POST, BRUSSELS, ONTARIO THURSDAY, MAY 6th, 1971
WAYNE AND
and ShUrtter will come
month of May whliCh translated means their fans will have two
chances to Watch the1 faveUrites on CBC-TV during May. The
first program, May 9, will feature the vivacious French-Cana-
dian dingo' 6imette keno,. For their show, May Of the hogs
will have Mary .6(nt 00160 as their Oteti
N5 tote t ,rmAy 150 oligight duo tO NHL, OlbOngt,
Wayne in doubles during the merry
SHUSTER
LisToWEC CHOIR WINS
TOP HONORS IN IRELAND
The 83-voice miXed choir from
Listowel DiStrict Secondary
School who went to Ireland to
take part in Corlt rakii.atioAal
Choral .i.islac'ed first and
second 'Friday in two competi-
tions.
The choir conducted by Gerald
..pagan, shared the top two blades
with St. Miehael'a .TOronto..
The Listowel'choir'e itinerary
includes, .concerts at G!alway• .and
Killarney and a visit to Listowel,
Ireland)
CANADIAN' POLICE Wttk,
MAY 16 INeLUItIVI
it, e. niy plAasnFe 'to
invitation to the Patine to visit
the EaZ:ilitiOS of then 6)ctario
ProVineial Police Force during
Police Week 1971 from May 9 --
15 inclusive.
Our members will be pleased to
welcome visitors in our more'than
190 offices throughout the pro-V-
ince to discuss the functions of
this Force, our role in today's
society and the services we are
equipped to provide.
can think of no other time that.
Would be more important for those
we serve to'have an awareness of
the procedures for the impartial
application•of justice that we en-
joy in the ProVince of Ontario.
Eric Silk
Commissioner
(Intended for last week)
Mr. and Mrs, Cyril Patterson of
Niagara Falls were weekend
visitors,. with Mrs. Edythe Cardiff.
Mrs. Bert Godden, who returned
from ListoWel Hospital on Satur-
day, is visiting at the home of her
son Mervin -and Mrs. Godden of
Shelbourne
Mr. and Mrs. William Young of
Blyth were Sunday visitors with
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Morrow.
William Eckmier of Sault Ste.
Marie, who .attended the funeral
of his brothed"Williani in Atwood,
was a viSitOr with Mr. and Mrs.
W. Krauter,
Mr. and Mrs. Percy Stephen-
Son have been visiting in Harnil-
ton,
Mrs. Hazel SoMere, Kuttzville,
was a. weekend guestwith Mr, and
Mrs. Corneren Somers,
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Ward and
family of. Lindsay, Mr. and Mrs.
Alan Dobson and, Billy of Palm-
erston and Mr. and Mrs.
Dosbon were Sunday visitors with
Mr. and Mrs. Roger Smith.
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Klein -
steuber, Kitchener were weekend
visitors With .M.r. and Mrs. How-
ard Kleinsteuber.
Hugh Armstrong, MiSs Margaret
Armstrong of Mitchell, Mr. and
Mrs. Archie Campbell, and Mr.
and Mrs. Gordon. Campbell or
Molesworth and Mr. and Mrs.
Cameron Inglis and Mr. and Mrs.
Russ •Krauter of Atwood were
visitors on Sunday with Mr. and
visitors on Sunday with: qrs. Wm,
Campbell,
tneerS fire tht4. POO. of M.Olit.t'J
bill MOO Moio
FEDERATION, WARNS
OF TAXPAYER REVOLT
A kafr payea' revolt ilS farther,s.
home oWhers, labotil‘ unions • and
tenants. That was the warning
contained in a brief presented
Wednesday,. April 28, to
and Minister.Williarn Davis. and hiS
cabinet by the' Ontario Federation
of A gr iculture..
"The government of •• Ontario
must take action - and take action
soon - on reforming the present
system. of education taxation,"
OFA President .Gordon Hill told
the government ministers.
He explained that farmers had
given OFA authority to call a
second tax withholding campaign
if the Ontario government doesn't
show a willingness to introduce a
new and fair method of financing
education.
Last year the federation led a
tax withholding campaign that.
climaxed in a. $15 million -govern-
merit grant to .farmers.
The federation, is seeking the
complete removal of. education.
taxes from property.
Hill continued: "This year the
farmers will not be alone. This.
year farmers will have as their
allies; ratepayers' groups, labour
unions, tenants' organizations
and many prominent individuals."
The Huron county hog farmer
outlined the OFA.'s proposal for
education tax reform. This calls
for the substitution of the edu-
cation tax on property by a
special education tax on income.
The tax 'would amount to 3.27 per
cent on personal taxable income
and 1.1.61.- per cent. on corporate
taxable income in 'Order to raise
$735 million, , the amount now
raised for education by property
taxes.
This special tax would he de-
ductible expense for income tax
parposes for farmers and bus-
Second Ma30 eoiie4rd iii tie.
f ederation' brio to the goyern-
meat was propert.Y aSsessiderit:, In
recent years Many farthers, Rat.
Ocular* those located neat urban.
areas, have had to contend .with
inflated land values
This has resulted in inflated
property taxes bearing little re-
lationship to the productive abil-
ity of the farm properties..
Hill urged that the government
of Ontario give farm land fair tax
treatment by means of reduced
assessment, as recommended by
the Committee on Farm Asses-
sment and Taxation.
This committee proposed a slid-
ing of farm values for asses-
sment purposes. Maximum rate
would be, ,$200 an acre for top
productive land; 15 an acre for
wasteland.
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HURON COUNTY
COUNCILLORS GET
INCREASED PAY
The Huron County councillors
granied themselves a $-3.50 pay
increase for committee meetings.
Council voted 28-11 in favour of
the increase from $25 a day rate
to $28.50.
Effective. Slily 1, the pay rate
'Wordy n Jack Alexander of
Wingham will be increased to
$2,000 a year from the present
level of 1,200. For the first time
the warden will he given an ex-
pense account for public relations.
Once again. the new model cars
have failed to provide • that one
oxtrn we've needed for years: An:
automatic choke for backseat
drivers.
SAYFIELD BOY WINS
TRANSPORT DRAW BICYCLE
Peter Payne, 9, of 13ayfield was
presented with a new bicycle
last Thursday night by Transport.
Minister CharleS McNaughton,
after winning a draw sponSored
by the Ontario department of
transport at the Sportsman
Show in Toronto. Peter is the son
of Mr. and Mrs. Warren Payne.
INEXPERIENCED DRIVERS.
The warm weather will pat
thousands of new vehicles on the
roads. Many of the operators will
be inexperienced, In fact, many of
those on suburban streets will be
only $ or 10 years old. Watch out
for those bicycles! The Ontarth
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