Clinton News-Record, 1968-05-09, Page 7Brownies and Girl Guides throughout the Bayfield area are
selling Girl Guide cookies to raise money for their organizations.
Calling on a Bayfield home are Brownies, left to right, Ruth
ColcloUgh, Peggy Beach, Louise MaeVean and Lori Beck.
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In the first place, as an old
Printer, I swear it costa mil-
lien dollars to print, In the
second, who needs it? The
booklet is written in aucliters
language, which is second, only
to that of lawyers' incompre-
iae4sib, If )t. takes you 30 pages to
tell you how to kill out your
income tax form, there's some-
thing rotten in the state of
Canada. Especially if you don't
have a clue when you've fin-
ished reading it.
I have a snggestion for the
government. The booklet could
be cut to half the size, and
written in plain English, by
any reasonably competent writ-
er, with an auditor at his
shoulder.
And I can tell you something,
right now. The handy little
booklet is not designed to
"help" you. It's deliberately
cloaked in language that -the
ordinary man does not under-
stand.
For the guy on a salary, it's
comparatively simple. His tax
deductions, however they hurt,
are made at source. But for the
small businessman, the farmer,
the contractor, it's a maze of
pitfalls and siratfa_tha___
Here's a sample of the spark-
ling prose of the revenuers.
It's entitled: BALANCE PAY-
ABLE OR REFUND. It says,
"As indicated on the T1 Gen-
eral Form, your Balance is to
be determined by subtracting
from your Total Payable (Tax
and/or Canada Pension Plan
Contribution Payable on Self-
Employed Earnings) the total
credits (Tax deducted per T4
and T4A slips, Amounts paid
by instalments and Canada
Pension Plan Overpayment).
What does that mean? And
why the brackets? And why
the capitals? It's not English.
It's not comprehensible. It's
pure gobbley-aook.
Ah, I guess I shouldn't get
so annoyed. I can take it. I'm
•still working. But my heart
goes out to all those on the
fringe, who've worked like
dogs all their lives, and wind
up with dog food.
'Deal be _surprised if you
ar of Chas. Whipp turning
p in Rio de Janeiro under an
tinted name, like Horace N.
uggie WhiPla
He's taking a terrible beat-
tin the polls, Tall the way
nom Chilliwack, B,Ca and
orth Battleford, Sask., right
own to the east coast.
Maybe Charlie bas received
e same amount of mail on ▪ poll, but I doubt it. And
antis, ail you kind, warm peti-
te who took the time to en-
courage me to go on telling it
as it'is, and telling Charlie that
. . . well, never mind. Let's
drop it. He's probably a nice
guy who has to snarl at some-
body every so often to retain
his sanity. I do.
Like right now. My wife,
who has been away at college
for six months, is lying on the
chesterfield. After half a year
of cooking, Fm still doing it,
She had an operation. But it
wasn't on her mind. Or her
tongue. They're as active as
ever..
My kid, who has about 20
days to avoid being a Grade
12 failure, and at the same
time is supposed to be prepar-
ing for her A.R.T.C. piano
exam, is lying in the sack,
groaning, with a swollen gland
and fever.
My son left Monday for the
wilds of Northern Quebec, to
make his fortune. For the
fourth time. With a little stake
from Dad,' just to get him
started.
Oh, well, there's always
something to cheer you up.
I've been in stitches, like sur-
gical,'since my wife decided to
"do" my income tax this year,
and save the cost of an auditor.
Right • at the moment, we're
thousands of dollars ahead of
the game. It's a delirious feel-,
ing, but I don't think it will
last.. There are a couple of
clauses She's not sure of,
By the way, did you ever try,
as an ordinary layman, to read
one of those dandy little book-
lets your friendly revenue de-
partment'is putting out to
"help" you?
The organization of wards
or the election of represent.
tires to the Huron County
oard of Education has been
ompleted by the Huron interim
chool organization committee.
The election will take place
ecember- 2 with the new 14
ember board taking over from
e existing public and high
chool boards within the county
n January 1, 1969.
The distribution of wards is
used on equalized assessment,
e actual selling value of pro.
erties in each municipality.
is expected the distribution
ill probably change within the
ext few years as a consequ.
nee of reassessment on a
aunty basis under an assess.
ent commissioner.
The county is arranged into
0 wards with assessment vary.
rig between nearly 13,000,000
ad 30,000,000 and each getting
ither one or two represents.
yes.
Ward• 1, Stephen, Exeter and
sborne; Ward 3, Tuckersmith,
eaforth, Stanley and Hayfield;
d Ward 10, Clinton, Hullett,
cKillop and Blyth each get
o representatives.
Having one representative
e: Ward 2, Hay, Zurich and
ensall;• Ward 4, Godericht
and 5, Brussels, Morris and
rey; Ward 6, Turnberry and
Howick; Ward 7, Ashfield and
West Wawanosh; Ward 8, Wing.
ham and East Wawanosh and
Ward 9, Goderich Township and
Colborne.
Separate schools in the county •
will have one appointed repre.
sentative.
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The May meeting of the
U.C.W. Unit I, was held Thurs-
day of. last week at the Blue
Water Rest Home, Zurich.
Over twenty ladies took ad-
yantage of the opportunity to
visit the home and, friends who
are guests of the institution.
The meeting, under the chair-
manship of Mrs. Elva Metcalf,
was abbreviated, but included
the reading of notes from a
number of members, mostly in
hospital, who had received re-
membrances from the unit.
As the study for the U,C.W,
this year is on Japan, it was
fitting that the talk by the Group
Bayfield Holmesville couple
married 50 years
May 4 was a happy oceasioa
for Mr, and Mrs. Harry
Williams, Holmesville, 'when
they observed their thirtieth
wedding anniversary.
On Saturday evening they en-
tertained with the following as
their guest; Miss Sandra Wil-
liams, Burlington; Mr. and Mrs.
George Bolton, Goderich; Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Jervis. Clin-
ton; and Mr. and Mrs. Les
Mayhew, Grand Bend.
A family dinner was held
Sunday at the Iroquois, Lon-
don. The couple have two
daughters and two grand-
daughters.
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