The Citizen, 1995-12-20, Page 47Lordy! Lordy!
Look Who's 40!
Gotcha! Love your family
Dear Santa,
How are you doing? I hope
this letter finds everyone in
good health. I have been a
good person this year. I
would like for Christmas a
nice pair of suede shoes
and an I.D. bracelet (gold
10K) engraved on front
Patricia and on the back
Love Eric & Mitch. Thank
you, because I deserve it
for putting up with Eric for
9 years!!!
P.S. Happy Birthday Eric.
Gotcha!
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482-1239P . .
New Year's Eve Dance
Sunday, December 31, 1995
Music by Calvin Kerr
at
Be&rave Community Centre
(age of majority)
Dancing: 9 - 1 a.m. Tickets: $35/Couple
includes 4 bar drinks, lunch
& party favours
Sponsored by: Beigrave Kinsmen
Tickets available through
Belgrave Kinsmen or call 357-1967
ENDS THURSDAY
easons greetings
From the Management
and Staff
Fri.-Thurs.
Dec. 22-28
7 & 9 pm
Nitely
Closed
Dec. 24
& 25
"THE GREATEST MOVIE ADVENTURE
YOU WILL EVER TAKE!"
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ROBIN WILLIAMS
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THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1995. PAGE 47.
Lieut.-Gov. honours Blyth Festival v'N
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.. . .. ... . . . This award is in recognition of
the Festival's hard work, in co-
operation with the many volun-
teers, board members and broad
community who contribute to the
•theatre, says Janet Amos, Artist
Director for the Blyth Festival.
Amos announced Dec. 18, the
Blyth Festival was one of three
recipients of the prestigious new
Lieutenant-Governor's Awards for
the Arts, in the amount of $25,000.
Created by Lieutenant-Governor
Henry Jackman, through a $1 mil-
lion contribution from the Henry
N.R. Jackman Foundation to the
Ontario Arts Council Foundation,
the award is oven to professional,
A Brussels businessman was
fined $150,000 after pleading
guilty to charges of income tax eva-
sion in Goderich's provincial court,
Monday.
Kang Yoon, owner of Brussels
Pharmacy was charged after a Rev-
enue Canada audit uncovered sev-
Goderich reeve
new county
warden
Goderich's reeve was acclaimed
Huron County warden Dec. 5.
Bill Clifford asumed the warden-
ship uncontested as two other nom-
inees, Councillor Pat Down of
Usbom Twp. and Councillor Mur-
ray keys of Hay Twp., declined to
run.
The last warden from Goderich
was Robert Turner in 1939.
Lordy, Lordy
Bill Spink's
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January 1, 1996
non-profit, charitable arts organiza-
tions across the province.
Jackman developed the award in
the belief of building endowment to
support artistic activities in the
province and to challenge others in
the private sector to follow his lead.
"This award will be a real shot in
the arm for the Festival," says
Amos. It reflects on the organiza-
tion and how it is run, but will also
bring us to the attention of corpo-
rate sponsors and foundations in
Toronto. These sponsors are vital to
fundraising for thzatres such as
Blyth, she says.
Lynda Lentz (Development Co-
ordinator) works very hard to
eral schemes of tax evasion.
The charges date to between Feb.
28, 1989 and July 8, 1993.
Background supplied by Revenue
Canada stated that Yoon had not
reported prescription sales-paid by
insurance companies and some
individuals, then appropriated the
funds by describing them in the
company books as shareholder
investments.
Yoon also did not include income
rebate cheques from the suppliers
of generic drugs, for which he
appropriated the funds.
In another scheme Revenue
Canada discovered that Yoon had
written cheques from the company
bank account to himself and these
amounts were charged to the com-
pany's purchase expense. The
cheques were deposited in Yoon's
obtain sponsors and it was her
effort in putting together the appli-
cation for the award which resulted
in our receiving it, says Amos.
"I imagined we would get it
sometime, but not in the first year.
It is a credit to the (broad) commu-
nity which is interested and sup-
portive of the theatre," Amos says.
"This is a wonderful testament to
the outstanding work of the board
members and volunteers. The many
partnerships we have in our com-
munity are all part of what makes
the Festival strong and resilient,"
says Board President Keith Roul-
ston.
Along with the application pre-
savings account. When the cheques
were received by the company after
they were cleared by the bank,
Yoon erased his name and wrote or
typed names of suppliers to make
them appear as legitimate purchas-
es.
Dividend and interest income
from investments and loans were
also not reported by Yoon and/or
the company, according to Revenue
Canada.
Yoon Stores Limited was fined
$41,754.49 and Yoon was fined
$109,025.25 or four months in jail.
The company and Yoon were given
nine months to pay.
pared by Lentz, letters of support
were received from the Laidlaw
foundation (the arts community),
Blyth Business Association (the
local community) and Jim Cum-
mings (a volunteer).
Blyth Festival Theatre won the
award for the medium-sized organi-
zation, with the other awards going
to Canadian Stage Company and
Tafelmusik Baroque Orchestra.
Love, Kevin & Shelley,
Sherry & Shawn
& Nathan
Better late than never
The show must go on, but for the Blyth Festival Singers it was just not exactly when they
had originally planned. After being stormed out on Dec. 9, the performance took place this
past Sunday at Memorial Hall, with an afternoon of Christmas music.
Man pays big for tax evasion
Thursday
After the racing...
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Dec 31 • NEW YEAR'S EVE
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Monday
CLOSED CHRISTMAS DAY
TUESDAY
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