The Wingham Advance-Times, 1974-04-18, Page 2page 2—The Wingham Advance -Times, Thursday, April 18, 1974
Easter meeting at Snowden hims
DONNYBROOK -- The April
meeting of the United Church
Women was held Tuesday after-
noon at the home of Mrs. Ernest
Snowden with'a good attendance.
Mrs. Robert Jefferson and Mrs.
Margaret Leddy were in charge
and opened with the hymn,
"Jesus Christ Is Risen Today".
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Mrs. H. Jefferson gave the
meditation on Easter.. "Jesus
Keep Me Near the Crass" was
sung. Mrs. Stuart Chamney read
the scripture lesson and Mrs.
Robert Jefferson led in prayer
and gave the Easter Message.
Mrs. Margaret Leddy had the
Easter topic.
In the absence of the president,
Mrs. Ernest Snowden took
charge of the business. A thank
you note was read and plans were
made for the supper at St.
Helens. Mrs. Robert Jefferson
gale a reading, "Message of
Easter".
Mrs. Stuart Chamney read the
minutes of the previous nesting.
The offering was received.
"Crown Him with Many Crowns"
was sung and Mrs. Robert Jeffer-
son closed the meeting with
prayer.
Lunch was . served by the
hostess, assisted by Mrs. Wesley
Jefferson and Mrs. Morley John-
ston,
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WHILE VISITORS to the Belmore Maple Syrup Festival dined on pancakes, sausages and
maple syrup they were serenaded by the Crippled Ducks, a local musical trio. Together
with the good food, good music and interesting exhibits and tour, the visitors to the festi-
val experienced some of that excellent country hospitality. (Staff Photo)
BY MURRAY GAUNT, MPP FOR HURON -BRUCE
Report from Queen's Park
The big news last week at the
Legislature was the presentation
of the budget by Treasurer John
White. Mr. White imposed stiff
new taxes on land and property
speculators. The amount of the
tax will amount to a 50 per cent
tax on • any land or house sales
profits seemed by the Province
as in excess of real value.
Mr. White said speculation in
real estate bids up prices arti-
ficially, increases the cost . of
housingd 'generates• unwar-
ranted windfall gains.
Ontario pensioners, blind and
disabled will be paid the highest
guaranteed annual income in
Canada $2,600 for singles and
$5,200 for couples from July 1st.
The Treasurer said the Pro-
vince also will pay drug costs for
about 641,000 people receiving
federal guaranteed income sup-
plements, family benefits and
welfare 'payments beginning
September' lst at a cost of $20 mil-
lion a year.
The new income supplements
provide for a maximum payment
by Ontario of $25.61 a month for
irtgl'Bensi and $68.84 for
etl ►1 ''With -*Sting fe eral old
age security and guaranteed. in-
come supplements a single pen-
sioner's minimum monthly in-
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come will be raised to $216.67 and
for married couples, to $433.33.
There will be an end to retail
sales tax on a wide range of
household cleaning materials and
personal items like tooth -paste,
soap and shaving creams. Also
affected will be shoes, skates and
athletic footwear costing less
than $30.
Other main points of the budget
include:
1. An increase in Ontario Tax
Credits on the 1974 tax returns for
those earning about $13,000 or,
less a year.
2. A new Provincial body called
.the Ontario Land Corporation
will be created to stimulated ac-
quisition and development of land
for industrial and residential
purposes. It will be administered
alon the lines of Ontario Hydro.
3. Increased grants to muni-
cipalities to encourage water and
sewer projects to make more ser-
viced lots available for resi-
dential development.
4. Tax credits for small busi-
nesses to encourage expaiisign,,
5.,rirtbe. ofrp to-ansti
land,- to
for beret ents.
Mr. White said the Government
is introducing a small business
tax credit and plans to set up
a Venture Investment Corpora-
tion to help in the financing of
small businesses.
He said the tax credit is design-
ed to encourage the growth of
active Canadian controlled
private corporations which
qualify for the federal small busi-
ness deduction, such corpora-
tions will be entitled to an income
tax credit equal to 5 per cent of
the . increase in their Capital in
Ontario to a maximum of $3,000
annually.
Essentially the budget was a
cost of.,living award to the lower
and middle income people of On-
tario.
The week also saw the installa-
tion of Mrs. Pauline McGibbon as
the new Lieutenant Governor of.
Ontario. Mrs. McGibbon. is the
first women to hold a vice regal
position in Canada. She was the
former Chancellor of the
University of Toronto and still
holds the 'positions of chairman-
ship of the .board of Women's
Cotlgge oOtalFBnd President pf
thg:Cani.oln*Cotifer►ce of the'
GorriePers�nals
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Head,
Kelly, Kim and Tad of Sarnia ,.
spent the weekend with Wellesley
Strong.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Simmons,
Joanne and Carol of Owen Sound
spent the weekend at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Simmons.
Mrs. James Frieburger and fam-
ily of Greenoch, Mr. and Mrs.
David Templeman and family of
Wellesley and Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Crump of Kitchener also
visited at the same home.
Cecil Grainger is a. patient in
Palmerston Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Cudmore of
Brussels visited Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Bill Nay.
Mr. and Mrs. James Alcorn
and Rick Alcorn of Orangeville
spent Saturday at their cottage at
Coboconk. On Sunday they visit-
ed Mr. and Mrs. Murray Detlor at
their cottage at Norland.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Pyke re-
turned Saturday after spending
several months in Florida.
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Stevens,,
Kim and Keri and Miss Cheryl
Stephens of West Hill spent
Easter with Mrs. A. L Stephens
and other relatives. Mr. and Mrs.
Michael Grainger of Waterloo,
Murray Grainger of Guelph, Mr.
and Mrs. Alvin Grainger,
Marilyn and Gary were guests at
the same home on Saturday
evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Gowdy,
Janna and Philip, Ed Gilmar,
Mrs. Luella Sanderson and Mrs.
Margaret Hoey visited Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Atwood
of London.
Miss Lois Ferguson of St.
Thomas and Blake reit guson of
Guelph spent the weekend with
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ferguson and
on Sunday they all visited Mr.
and Mrs. Lynn Ferguson of
Georgetown.
Mr. and Mrs. Campbell Lawson
of Brampton spent the weekend
with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Robin-
son.
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Stefan of
Windsor spent the Easter week-
end at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Carl Nickel.
Mr. and Mrs. Grant Miller,
Vikki Jo, Kevin and Krista of
Sudbury spent the weekend with
Mr. and Mrs. Archie Miller. Mr.
and Mrs. Beverley Brears and
family of Palmerston visited at
the same home on Friday.
Robert Wade and daughter
Kathy of Pointe Claire, Que.,
spent the Easter weekend with
Mrs. Norman Wade.
Recent guests of Mrs. Vernon
GROWING COMRY
Wye the nation's per'
tion increased 3,3 per cent
the 30 months betel the
1970 census and a provisional
estimate on July 1, it surged
5.1 per cent In the South aral .
per vent in the West.
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GORRIE The Molesworth
Women's Missionary Society held
its Easter Thankoffering service
riti St. Andrew's Presbyterian
Church, Molesworth, on April 10.
The president, Mrs. Lloyd
Felker, welcomed 'the visitors.
Special mt lsic was by Mrs. John
Freeman on , the piano. Mrs.
George MacDonald read the
Scripture and Mrs. W. D. Camp-
bell- gave the meditation. Mrs.
William Smith offered prayer.
Mrs. Felker introduced the
guest $ etiker,"- a Sach
of Gorrinited" c ` who
spoke on'wloharrtrr edisin” and s
discussion followed. Mrs. John
Brush thanked Rev. Sach and
presented a gift.
Visiting auxiliaries were from
Atwood and Gorrie. The meeting
closed with the Mizpah benedic=
tion and a social half hour en-
joyed.
Barlow were Homer Barlow of
Listowel, Mr. and Mrs. Sinclair
Barlow and Bruce of Brussels,
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Barlow of
Howes Caves, N.Y., Wells Bar-
low, and Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Bar-
low, Gerri Lynne and Joy ' of
•Markdale, Mrs. Myrtle Smith
and James Graham of Owen
Sound..
Mrs. H. Berlett of Listowel
spent a few .days with Mr. and
Mrs. Lionel Johnston.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Noble,
Trudy and Lisa of Blyth visited
Mr. and Mrs. George Noble on
Easter Sunday.
Rev. and Mrs. W. G. Taylor of
Dorchester, Mrs. Mel 'Taylor of
Brussels. 'and Miss Janis Faw-
thorpe of Ripley spent the week-
end at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Edgar Dane.
Mr. and Mrs. Keith Finnigan,
Heather and Michael of London,
and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hastie
and Douglas of Woodbridge spent
the weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
Kenneth Hastie.
Miss Leone Earls of Toronto
spent the weekend at the homes
of Mrs. Wilford King and with
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Mundell of
Wingham.
LAKELET
Norman Harper was a patient
in the hospital from Monday to
Thursday last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Inglis Jr. of
Milton spent the weekend with
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Inglis and all
attended the syrup festival in
Delmore.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Juno, the
new owners of the house previ-
ously owned by Mr. and Mrs.
Grant Bartman, moved in last
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Zurbrigg
visited Sunday at Victoria Hospi-
tal, London with Robert Hibbert
and Mrs. Rebecca Hossfeld.
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