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CHANGE OF
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INCOME TAX DISTRICT
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS RESIDING IN
HURON BRUCE and WELLINGTON
COUNTIES
* The counties of HURON, BRUCE and WELLING
TON, formerly under the Jurisdiction of the London
or Hamilton District Taxation Offices, have now
been transferred to, the Jurisdiction of the District
Taxation Office at Kitchener. Ontario, located In
the Dunker Building, 261 King Street West, Ac-
cordingly, the records of all taxpayers residing in
these three Counties have-- been transferred from
the District Taxation Offices at London or Hamil-
ton, to their new location. and any related cor-
respondence or general Inquiries on taxation
matters. Should be directed to the District Taxation
'Office at Kitchener.
* Remittances of tax by Individuals and corporations,
and tax deducted at the stairce by employers resi-
dent in the Counties of HURON, BRUCE and
WELLINGTON, should be' mailed or delivered to
the District Taxation Office at Kitchener.
* Taxpayers (both individuals and corporations) resi-
dent in the above-mentioned Counties, who formerly
filed their appropriate income Tax returns and
Sticcession Duty returns with the District Taxation
Offices at Lond,n or Hamilton, will file their
returns for 1951 and subsequent taxation years,
with the District Taxation Office at Kitchener.
DEPARTMENT OF NATIONAL REVENUE —
TAXATION DIVISION
McNEIL'S SHELL SERVICE
SHELLUBRICATION, SHELL HOUSEHOLD AND
.SHELL PETROLEUM PRODUCTS
DUNLOP TIRES
Guaranteed repei•-;t. ; of cars and trucks."
Parts and Accessories.
Austin Sales and Service
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GREY rWe, COUNCIL,
'MftiilIes of GroY Teweship
Th.• Municipal Council. of the TOW
Of Gray Met le the Twp, 'WO
' at Ethel on Jan, 1,0th, 1952„
Membere alt preeent and at
soribed o.the necessary Oeclarati
orOefbee. The minutes of tine Las
meeting were adopted 00 read. T
Reeve and Clerk were authorized
By -Lew No, 1, 1952 to borrow Su
trident funds from the Canadla
Bank of Commerce, Brussels f
gallant expenditures until the tare
are collected.
By -Law, No. 2, 1952 was passe
estimating the Road 10xnenditure.
It Was retved and seconded tha
J. C. Rinboul and Cecil Lydcliatt b
hired to plow roads. The Engineer'
repent on the Lynton Quipp Arai
, was adopted and the Clerk Instruc
ed to prepare and serve the By
Laws, The Huron Crop Tmprov
men.t Association was given a Gran
of $15.00. The Salvation Army of
. grant of $50,00. It was moved ,an
seconded to pay Membership Pee
to the Ontario Good Roads Con
vention, the Ontario Association o
Rural Municipalities and the Assoc
lotion of AssessAng Officers,
Carl Hemingway was appointed
School Attendance Office 'for '952
al a salary of $25.00 'Phe Clerk
was instructed to advertise for an
Ass.escor for the year 1922. Russell
Blianshaw was appointed pound -
keeper to replace Frank Galbraith,
and Cecil Holmes and Nelson
Sleight:holm appointed fenee-yleavers
to replace Hargh B. Smith and Clif-
ford R. Dunbar, Froward F. Mei
Naugh, and Obford R. Dunbar were
anointed to the Cranbrook Com.
Hall lloard.
rt was pawed by the Council that
' day labor hired by the Road Supt.,
allowsd 75e per brim: for 1952
and Ilip machine ,aPerator's wages
0-eordingly to 90c per hour,
The Clerk was instructed to prepare
the necessary by -Taw t0 raise the
images of tihe Road Supt., from 75e
to 90c per hour and milage at 5c per
mile and send it to the Department
of TTighways for approval.
3114 motion made July 2, 1949 by
C. E. Rowland and Percy Ward to
hard, surface the road in Cranbrook
and Monerieff was rescinded.
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The approved accounts were to be
paid and the meeting adjorned until
Feb 9. a: 1 etoceir or at the call of
the Reeve.
The following accounts were paid:
Huron Chop imp.. Cron: 15.90
The Salvation Army, Grant 60,00
OT.unAiseispoaciiiatitieosn of Karel
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5.00
Association of Assessing,
Officers of Ont.
iar•lignsal SIIP011 26.001000
1. n. Frain. Valuator 4.00
renniv of Huron.
Hospi tin lira Hon
THE BRUSSELS POST
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11, uar, W. 111. 1.-0,A(14).tin conducted
Ilia regular Morning service in
Ce lCitoX'BreabYtorian Church on Sun-
day, an 13. The annual meeting of
lb- ;the cougregation WjII be held on
9n 1130esday 'refternroon, Jan. 22, at 2.30,
In the 01110011.
he The new president, ttrs. W. HYnd-
" Mail; presided at the monthly meet-
f- ing of the W. M, S. of Knox Pres-
" byterian Church, held at the home
Or
of At, 6. M. Engel, reading a
o suitable New Year's, ines'eage. Tho
Scripture lesson from 1 Cor. 9,
d verses 3•23 was read and explained
by Mre. Hrynderian, who alga led In
• PriTYee, The supply allocation In -e
eluded an outfit for a public selo01
Wail, alas), articles of clothing and
knitting for the Cecilia Jeffrey and
Birble schools. Thirteen Paid their
fees and answered the roll call by
e. giving a verse containing "snarl -
flee." The February meeting Will
a be in the Manse with Miss Alice
J. Forrest giving the tot -et, from the
A NOW Study Book, "Meet Nie South
AmeriAns'i. A vote of thanks was
cure:tired to the retiring, president,
Mrs. Schur:Mc, Miss E. M. Steiss gave
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Imperial Oil. Stove oil 20 01
flordoo Mr:Ewen, Sanders Dr, 22,50
D N. McDonald, Ditch Stakes 12.00
.7. Carl Hemingway, Salary Sehool
11:enclanee Officer 25.00
reel! Eel:oder, Work at Office 11.00
Retiet 75,06
('r"0. A . t,i1lihar. Stamps 7.00
ra,th. M. noviirf. 1 Old Age
Pension Application 5.00
Roads 4950.01
an appropriate New 'Year's topic
wite other readings by Mrs. Allen
Oameron.'Mrs. Robt, Campbell, Mrs,
S. 0;111st:sad and 11/frs. Schnook. }Ty''
tors: 597. 372 and 162 were ming, ae-
on -the orearn by Mrs.
Ain.- Stets,. The Rene:lir:Mon was
prone,tureed by the Pr1dent and
litceb wins served at !he close.
Mr. Lynn: Evans is at r P•Pn 000-
4001 to the hospitel in Kitchener
where she, underwent an operation
on Monday this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Cameron and
Sarolia, vitsided, over the
week-engt, with friends in this dis-
trict. •,1
The annual meeting of The Ladies'
Kno4 Church, Cranbrook. was
held on Jan, 8th, at the home of Mrs.
Murray Frits•ilrer. The president
Mrs. M. 3, Engel was in the chair
and Mrs, Hyndman at the piano, The
meeting was opened with an a,p-
, propriate ,poem for the New Year
and singing of Ps. 109. Mrs. Stuart
McNair gave the Scripture reading
and meditation taken from Joshua. ;
Cho 1, vs 1-9 ,Mrs Engel then
led in pray.er. The minutes of the
last meeting were read and aPProv:
ed and the :treasurer's report showed
a balanee ,ef 9130.60. The business
included voting 676.02 to the Manse
storm -window fund and a decision '
1 to have a pot -luck supper in the
ohnrch basement on Feb, 14th.
The meeting was closed with hymn
690, and repeating the Lord's Prayer
in unison. .
Mrs. '34,yndtrian presided for the
election of Officers with the re-
sult as follows :
President Mrs. M. J. Engel
Vice;Pres. Mrs. Earl Dann
See.-Treas. .:. Mrs. Stuart McNair
Flowers ..... Miss 19mylene Steiss
paid Com. Mrs. Calvin Cameron,
Mrs. Maurice Cameron and Mao.
Emerson Mitchell
Organist Mrs. Alex Steles
Asst. Organist Miss A.. 3, Forrest
Auditors Mrs. Hyndman and
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Alice I. Forrest
Lo nch was Mien served by the
• host CS and committer:.
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11. Cardiff. Clerk
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TOWNSHIP OF MORRIS
RESIDENTS :
Please keep cars, trucks, milk
cans, etc., well off road -way. as snow
plow operators can not he resOons-
ilde for any damage,
T. MeArter, Road Supt.
Township of Morris.
Miss N. Kr. Rogers of Mt. Forest.
was the guest of Mr. and Mrs, 3. C.
Backer last week.
,Mrs. Russell Pone is in the Wing-
flew:rid Hospital after undergoing
appendix operation.
Mr. and and Mrs. A. R. Cousins
of Woodbridge called on friends
here last week and Lawrie return-
ed with them for the week -end.
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‘Tax,;:at\T"•15til• 1060
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SUPPOSE you had to cart cash around to pay your bills.
Pretty risky business. Hard on shoe leather, too.
You don't do it that way, of Course. Like everybody
else with a bank'account — there are seven million
of them—you simply get out your pen, write cheques
and leave all the bookkeeping to your bank. That's the
modern way ... easg, simple, safe.
Handling and recording your chequing transactions is an
important job. Your bank must do it right—or a
competing bank - will. You'll see to that!
Suppose there were no competition ... Could you
expect the same efficiency, courtesy, eagerness
to earn your goodwill?
State monopoly of banks
would wipe out competition and
would open your bank account
to the eye of the
state official.
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