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Q: ''m thinking of buying a new car. in 1991.
How will the proposed GST affect prices? •
A: The outgoing Federal Sales Tax (FST) is
now part of the price of new cars., So, while.
they will be fully taxed at 7% in 1991,.
the expected'effect of replacing the FST
with the GST on the average $22,000
mid-size earls a reduction of around $850.
Q: My son has figured but it will cost $500 in
lumber to build d dock at our cottage if he
bought it now:' How much will that lumber
cost withthe proposed. GST?
A: You can expect to pay. about $512 for
that same amount of lumber for personal
use based solely on the changeoveirfrom
the FST to the GST..
Q: I know the proposed GST wont apply to city
bus fares but 1 take the commuter train to work.
Will I have to pay GSM.
A: No. Daily commuter trains are considered
a municipal transit service, so fares are.
• exempt from GST.
We're here to answer your questions about how the
GSC will affect prices. Call us toll-free Monday
to Friday 9am-9pm. Ask for your free copy of the
"Consumer's Guide to the OST and Prices.
The answer Is to call
you GST Consumer Information • Office.
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Any quiliers anawelcome* come
to the Community Centreon Thurs-
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help mice theme beautifini quilt: sad
have a earring good time.
Tharedai, Nov. 29 at 1 p.m. and
Monday. Dec. 3 at I and 7 pant is
Seniors Shuffboat+d at the Com -
malty CenUe. All members are
welcome to come and have a fun
time. if you would like to learn to
play, sinIMthoard them .:are many.
willing people to show you the
Lade 'huisday saw 17 tiles.
having a supetrtime at the Card and
Games `night at the Point 'Clark
by BevHinson
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Comma* hence. The nest Card
cad Gators aight is Thursday, Nor.
29at$pm.sharp. Pie4110 bring
sandwichies. eveat is hosted
by die Huron Lakeshore Prkodship
Cama and otreryoa a is welcome ro
came and copy an evening of fun
and fellowship.
Red Cross
expanded
The Owen SoundBruce-Ord
Branch of The Canadian Red Cores
Society*ill November opening
ceremonies on November 30, " 3t
3:45 p.m. for the opening of, their
' newly renovated ` and expanded.
' o � $61,000 in.1tct resulted in
the branch office bong made fully
accessible with the addition of a
t E PLANNING ACT 1983
NOTIC
OF THE PASSING OF A
ZONING BY-LAW. (DUNGANNON)
BY THE CORPORATION OF. THE
TOWNSHIP' OF. WEST NCA,WAPiOSII
TAKE NOTICE Alt the Council of abs Towns of. West Wawaneh. Dir -)illy
14-1990 on the 6ih day of November, 1990, ra ,Section 34 of the, ring Act,
1983...
• AND TAKE NOTICE ,that anyLporion or agency may appeal to the, Onteirio
• Munro Beira* respect of the By4aw by wink the Clerk ofehe Township of
\West Wewanorh, not later -than the 18th day of Dsc bw, ,1990,'a notice of'sppoal
Matting out the objection to the by -Lw and tics rasions in aupporl of the objection. ' .
AN`EXPLANATIONof the per -Pacoima daect of the by.law,de.cr",biung the lands t9
which,the by-law appli.. (Dungannon), and maim showing the location. of the latixds to
which the by -lair applies are provided below, The oowpleta:by-Lw 1. available for
inept/Won at ay 4101 duringreguier office hours,
DATED AT THE TOWNSHIP OF . Mr.. Joan Arnwtrong
WEST WAWANOSH Clerk TMtnsrer•
TINS 26TH DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1990 p of Wiest Wewah.
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.(519) 528-2903'.
PUaPOSE AND :EFFEcr
Thio by-law re raaente a ooniprehen.ive`soning bylaw•fon DUNGANNON, in the.
Township of -Wert Wawi no.b nod repeal ,.11 previous solinghy-lter affects
Dungannon. The'by-law to: and resolute the use of lathe character, locations,"aa '
use of buildlugr and structure. and prohibits.certaln.buildings and structure' in ver
Jena defined areas of Dungannon. The zoning by -4w is kinents the'Teenship"off :
Wert Waweno h`Secondary Plan and provides for . land .use reguletiono to
ai+ture. that the policies of else Secoedary Plan are .e . The following r'eprarents
a'ivattga y of the.by law's'Centeno: ' "
Section .1 - title, othereisirative details, isterptotation, and sonef.•used in th.e:by-
lt1•
Section 2. - provider definitions oto specify the of tame Wed in the by-Iaw; -
Section .3 - present. General provisions which doily :to all lands in Dungannon,
dialing with non -complying War, parr rquitawents, p strips,• etc.
amnion 4, through 13 sets matte various land use some a permitted uses and
the various provielone governing the user of land;
Sehednln A - cousists of an, index map and two detailed'_ key maps which' Lover'
Dungsnnon. Thohey display ibs various laud use sone. which correspond to'
rection*4 through 13 of the brie*. .
Appaielicie 1.6 - provide convenientinfortration moieties to metric conversion, def=;
inftionr, illustration., process description of rezoning, .sunset verianceand removal `.
• of holding sons end list of changes einee draf t brleW.The bit -law •applis..to eit lands
in Dud on as .hown on the oup13elow. '
ADDITIONAL INFO1MATIONa Copier of the bylaw have been saint, for interim,
slew p4rpore., to all ohnerr of prop.rty and :tenants in the Township of Wet
Wawano.b, esi indicated on the West revisal assomoos t oil,
Am a asseeriig. union palming a war
Par i�fa�ais*M* on swill of the
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395-0207.
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will
bum march )wept and won't drip as
much.
If you have any news orinforma-
lion Air thisPoint Clark column:canll
Phyllis Reid at 395-5445 before
noon on :Friday.
has new
quarters
ramped rear entry and a han-
dicapped washrooms. In addition,
interior doors ore the first floor were
widened to accon'imodate wheel-
chairs, the meeting room was enc-
tended and' storage for loan,equip-
ment such as wheelchairs was ea -
ll•
The public is invited to attend the
open house from 2 p.m. can Novem-
ber 30, at Red mss Horace, 637
2nd' Avenue East, Owen . Sound.
The ribbon cutting ceremony will
take place at 3:45 with •ctal
guests Mayor Ovid Jackson, 'Grey
MPP Bill Murdoch and AreaDrec-
.torof the Red Cross. Joyce Lam-
bert.
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lint of the panel xof •-land,, This
request is made to avoid conflict
with any proposed road widening of
the William Street road allowance;
from 33' to 66'.
The road superintendent was
directed to update the road
department, inventory and provide
council with a list of tools required,
to Abe included in the 1991 budget.
The township will take advantage
of a $750 grant, approved by the
p�rto0vince,`to drill a third monitoririg
hole . at the Landfill Site. The
location of the hole is to be deter-
mined by coundi', in consultation
with the ministry of the Environ-
ment. These holes are used to
monitor leeching at the landfill site.
Two tile drains loan applications
by Robert Hallam were accepted.
One is to be granted in the current
fiscal year, subject to availability of
funds iron the Province; the second
to be made in the 1991 fiscal year. .•
Bylaw 12-90, being a bylaw
authorizing a special rateon.lands
in the township .to cover .:tile
drainage loans in the amount of
$9,100, was passed. .
Bylaw 13-90 was passed
authorizing the borrowing, of
$103,000 for the construction of the
Andrews -Finnigan Municipal icipal Drain
Improvement and Extension.
Having adhered to the Planning
Act regulations,council passed
bylaw 14-90, which..puts place
comprehensive zoning for the ham-
let of Dungannon,
The building inspector, Joe Han-
na, was directed to contact Bill
Ring, Dungannon regarding the
deteriorating condition of his shop,
the building located on part of lot
33, plan 228, Southampton Street,
Dungannon, Council is concerned
the building may be a definite
hazard to pedestrians' on the
sidewalk adjacent to the building.
In otherbusiness a $50 donation.
was 'made to the Winton and
District Hospital Foundation. Rod
accounts and general accounts in
the respective amounts of $12,796
and $36,139 were authorized for
payment.