The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1974-05-09, Page 191
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A new land transfer tax
designed to discourage large
scale acquisition of Ontario Land
by Foreigners was given Royal
Assent in the Ontario legislature,
The Act's 20 percent tax on
purchases of land by non-
residents of Canada was
criticized by opposition members
as insuffieient. They favoured the
proposal of a select committee to
restrict land ownership in the
province to Canadian citizens or
landed immigrants.
The house is presently debating
the proposed land speculation tax
act which would impose a 50
percent tax on speculative gains
from the sale of land.
During the debate on the
province's land speculation tax,
Ontario Revenue Minister Arthur
Meen, admitted that the 50
percent rate depends entirely
upon whether Ottawa would go
along and if it does not the tax
may have to be cut back sharply
to about 25 percent.
Mr. Meen said the tax will have
to become law before the
province will know for sure that it
has the required Federal ac-
ceptance. In arriving at the 50
percent figure, Ontario assumed
that Ottawa would allow in-
dividuals and corporations to
deduct that amount from their
income or capital gains in
calculating taxable income.
The new tax was a corner
stone of the Ontario budget un-
veiled April 9th, and was
designed to stabilize land
prices and so restrain inflation.
However, opposition speakers
suggested that it would do neither
one.
It was further suggested that
unless Ottawa allow the
speculation tax as a deduction,
the tax on public corporations
would jump to between 110 to 112
percent. Mr. Meen admitted that
under these circumstances the
tax would be confiscatory and
would have to be abandoned,
A table contained in the budget
shows that the total tax en land
gains would rise from 31 percent
to 65 percent for people in'private
corporations, not in the business
of land dealing and developing.
For public corporations the rate
would go from 60 percent to 80
percent all of which was based on
the thought that the tax would be
allowed as a deduction,
Several liberal spokesmen
said the bill will turn developers
into builders, choosing to con-
struct housing rather than sell
lots to small builders who might
then be driven out of the business.
Ministerial orders designed to
prevent uncontrolled develop-
ment of shopping centres on rural
land were imposed by housing
By RIDDELL M,P,P.
Minister Sidney Handleman on 62
municipalities.
The orders announced by Mr.
Handleman in the legislature had
the effect of freezing all forms of
commercial development in the
affected Municipalities unless the
development is in accordance
with an official plan, As soon as
proper land use controls are
developed the orders will be
rescinded.
The 62 municipalities were
offered help in the preparation of
the appropriate planning
measures. This may be in the
form of financial assistance for
the developing of zoning by-
laws.
The lack of zoning in townships
has meant a shopping centre can
be built without any approval
being required. Without any
zoning the municipality cannot
refuse a building permit even if it
was inclined to do so, Those
municipalities which have zoning
by-laws now in the absence of an
official county plan will be given
special concession for com-
mercial development.
Ontario's health disciplines bill
received second reading this
week and it will now go to a
standing committee where it will
be given clause by clause review
by politicians and other in-
terested parties.
The Liberals joined the Con-
servatives in voting second
reading approval but it was
opposed by the New
Democrats. Health Minister
Frank Miller indicated that he
will have a number of amend-
ments to make and there will be
many more to come from the
opposition members and still
others are to be proposed by
representatives of the various
Health Professions.
The bill which will establish a
central health disciplines board
will take full effect by mid-
summer if the province can keep
to its planned schedule.
Vernon Singer,Liberal member
for Downsview, protested that
the Health Disciplines Board
By MANUEL CURTS
GREENWAY
The United Church Women
hat.their May meeting at the
home of Mrs. Alice Hartle,
Parkhill, last Wednesday af-
ternoon. Devotions on the theme
"Count your Blessings were led
by Mrs. Harvey Eagleson and
Mrs. Fred Bullock,
Plans were made for the
By MRS. STAN PRESZCATOR
Mr. & Mrs. John Admashie,
Kitchener and Mr. & Mrs. David
Fenn, London visited Saturday
with Mr. & Mrs, Stan Preszcator.
Donna Peter, Grand Bend
spent the weekend with Barb
Preszcator.
Mr. & Mrs. Stan Preszcator
spent last Monday with Mr. &
Mrs. Edward Regele and Mrs.
Joe Thornton, RR4 Walton.
Mr. & Mrs. Cliff Smith, Huron
Park spent Sunday afternoon
with Mr. & Mrs. Stan Preszcator.
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Haist and
Tammy, Granton visited Sunday
with the latter's parents Mr. &
Mrs, Russ Clark.
would not be required to give
reasons for its decision, would not
require a complainant to be
present at hearings or be ac-
companied by a lawyer and does
not require that a complainant be
shown material on record about
him.
All that really has been clone
according to Vernon Singer is to
set up another administrative
Beard which apparently is going
to serve somebody's conscience
but is not going to help the
complainant. The bill which is
really an interim measure, deals
initially with five disciplines,
medicine, dentistry, pharmacy>
nursing and optometry.
A strike at 11 metro Toronto
area hospitals was averted this
week when a tentative settlement
was reached giving 6,000 hospital
workers wage increases of$1,50
an hour in five stages during two
years.
Ontario's Health Minister
Frank Miller had intervened in
the dispute by announcing that
Ontario Hospitals would be
allowed to exceed government
spending ceilings because of
severe inflationary factors. The
ceilings remain but adjustments
will be made to cover both in-
creased cost of materials and
better wages for workers.
There was more than the usual
excitement around Queen's Park
this week. A lunch hour fire
caused damage estimated at
$14,000 to the main building and
contents.Twelve fire trucks were
sent to the blaze which was
confined to the massive roof
beams in an attic over the fourth
floor in the northeastern corner
of the 81 year old seat of govern-
ment.
The Provincial Government
does not carry fire insurance on
this building because it feels that
it is cheaper to accept the risk
rather than pay enormous
premiums.
In 1909 a fire caused $700,000
damage to the Parliament
Buildings at Queen's Park.
strawberry and ham supper and
various repair projects were
discussed in anticipation of the
church's centennial next yea$,
Refreshments were served. 137
Mrs. Harold Brophey. '
Personals
Ann Bullock, Danny Lager-
werf, Brian Bullcick and John
Smithers were among those of
the history class of Grades 11 and
12 of NMDHS Parkhill who en-
joyed a five day trip to
Washington DC. They returned
Sunday.
Mr. & Mrs, Laurence Brown
(nee Jane Tuckey) were married
in Exeter United Church
Saturday. Mrs. Jim Eagleson,
Mrs. Ken Eagleson, Mrs. Ross
Brown, Mrs. Inez. Eagleson, and
Viola Curts attended a trousseau
tea held at the home of the bride's
parents Exeter last Wednesday.
Mr. & Mrs. Selbourne English
were in Toronto on Monday and
attended the Annual Alumnae
meeting of the Toronto General
Hospital at the Royal York Hotel.
Mrs. Vera Brophey and Albert
Romphf were guests at the
reception held in the Legion Hall
Thedford on Saturday evening for
Mr. & Mrs. Johnny Wilson,
Bosanquet. It was in honor of
their diamond wedding an-
niversary.
Mr. & Mrs. John Walker and
Scott, Toronto, were Saturday
afternoon visitors with their
relatives, the Curts' here,
Grace Eagleson and Mr. &
Mrs. Gordon Eagleson and
family, Sarnia were dinner
guests with Mrs. Inez Eagleson,
Sunday.
Mr. & Mrs. Ted McPherson,
Toronto, were visitors here
during the past week with the
Englishs' and the Pollocks'.
The Sacrament of infant
baptism will be observed at the
service in the United Church next
Sunday.
By the Way: How come those
who claim the country is ruined
are trying so hard to get control
of the wreck?
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