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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1976-07-08, Page 5Whitechurch News 3 Looking For Vacation yth�. ��� -'w of Mrs. BW Purdou were Barbara Soup LVtowd Ltd. ideas? Aon of Kitchener and lir. and lir. and Mrs. Rti;iisd McGuiee Mrs. Donald Gaunt of Cha attended a nth wedding anni- Trevor Hunter of London versary party Saturday evening Perhaps W e e O n h e I p ! visi`6d from Monday to T1 °achy at the Blue Baro where a wedding with his grandparents, Mr. and dinner was served and an annt- Mrs. Wallace Cann. His parents, versary prggralln enjoyed. Mr. and Mrs. Herb Hunter came Visitors on Sunday with Mr. forHhim on Thursday. and Mrs. E. W. Beecralt and OLIDAPaul and Brian Falconer of Karen were Mr. and Mrs. Bob Y Sarnia spent the weekend with Sinnamon, Brock and Bradley of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Mowbray and Mogkton. other friedds. The Whitechurch Women's In - Mr. and Mrs. Ron Leaver of stuute will meet in the Com - Hamilton visited a few days with Munity Memorial Hall at 8:80 Miss Floris Leaver at the farm ,'p.m., the date to be announced and with Mr. and Mrs. Robert lata. Theme of the meeting will Mowbray. be Resolutions; hostess, Mrs. L D Mr. and Mrs. Irwin McClenag- Elgin Johnston; roll call, "A law han of St. Thomas spent the I want changed or kept and weekend with his mother, Mrs. why"; motto, "Resolved to am 250 Josephine Street sen McClenaghan and Mr. and our faults as clearly as we see Mrs. Carl McClenaghan. faults in others"; speaker, Mrs. WINGHAM Mr. and Mrs. Don Myers and F. Gemmel; program, Mrs. family of Woodstock were Sun- Garnet Farrier, Mrs. Lorne day visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Durnin; lunch committee, Mrs. 3S7 Robert Mowbray. ° Bill Rintoul, Mrs. Fred Tiffin, =2701 Mr. and Mrs. Ted McClenag- Mrs. Dave Gibb. han of Kitchener were weekend visitors with Miss Mildred Mc - AIR • CRUISES • MOTORCOACH TOURS Clenaghan. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Jack McIntyre of Wingham visited recently with —Miss Lavonne Ballagh was Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mowbray. guest speaker Sunday morning at Nancy England is staying with the worship service in the Pine her sister, Wendy England, and River United Church. NOTICE OF MEETING The Conimission to Review Proposals for PropertyTax Reform in Ontario A public meeting for residents of Huron and Perth counties and Stratford will be held on August 4, 1976 at 10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., 2 P.M. to 4:30 p.m., 7 p.m. to 9:30 p.m', at Goderich Collegiate Gymnasium, 260 South Street, Goderich, to receive submissions, both oral and written, from.local gv.vernment representatives, prop- erty taxpayers and all other interested parties; concerning the proposals that have. been put forward by the Government of Ontario as a means of establising a new system of properly taxation based on market value assessment. This meeting is one of a series which the Commission is conducting throughout Ontario this summer and fall, before submitting its recommendations to the govern- ment. The proposals, originally published. in\the 1976 Ontario Budgel, Budget Paper E, entitled Reform of Property Taxation in Ontario, are as follows: Copies of Budget Paper E containing background and explanatory information, in addi- tion to the proposals themselves, may be obtained. free of charge, from regional assessment offices or from Mr. Lawrence Close, Executive Secretary, Commission on Property Tax Reform, Fifth Floor, Frost Building South, Queen's Park, Toronto M7A 1Y7, telephone (416) 965-1671. If you plan to appear and present a written or oral sub- mission, please notify Mr. Close in advance, by letter or telephone We would also ap- preciate receiving one copy of any written submission, prior to the meeting. Since the purpose of these meetings is to help ensure that the new taxation system is implemented in an efficient and equitable manner, the Commission hopes that all Ontario residents with opinions and suggestions to offer will manage to make their representations to us. Willis L. Blair Chairman Ontario - / 0 f i The Wingham Advance -'limes, Thurs., July 8, 117 --pap 8 .SELF-TAUGHT LOCAL ARTIST Samuel Bondi has done sever paintings and drawings shom n 1. Residences in Ontario, collectively, Mr. and Mrs. Bondi saw of market value, except residences r. Bondi says, "He was tremendous." will bear a reduced share of property , fronts or hinds. which will be taxed at 50 percent of Couples attend Baptist speaker taxes. Nvw Books market value. Warns against 2. Residential property will be. redefined 8 A unilorm method of phasing -in the Murray Riddell Nazi -hunter Yako' Liebermann, and he is getting older and wear- to include only residences and a R• R. 1, Newton new t&x system over a period of up to Gilbert Beecroft were among the A warning against the misuse reasonable amount of land. 42 brides and grooms attending five years will be available to prevent Catherine Cookson 3. The present practice of levying dif- When Kirsten MacGregor's abrupt tax changes. Smith as he spoke to the morning parents die suddenly of fever she ferent mill rates on residential and 9. Assessment rolls will be returned and Each couple attending who had Baptist Church on Sunday. commercial properties will be discon- been' married in the church or enumeration will be performed every Kirsten to look after the younger , under the auspices of the con- tinued. children. On the threshold of wo- two years to coincide with local chapter 12, where the apostle in: 4. Farmland, farm buildings, managed structs the Corinthians about government elections. took part in the act of re-affirma- gifts given by the Holy Spirit. He forests and farm residences will be 10. Assessment on provincial government 1lmaster. Rescued from a rag- the remaining congregation who assessed at market value. Farmland, flood to bear her. child in the property will be pooled and assigned failing to give the Holy Spirit His stable 9f a mansion Kirsten be- farm buildings and managed forests rightful place in one's life, the between the public and separate ele- A wedding luncheon was other claiming to have the full - will be taxed at 100 percent of market served in the church hall mentary schools in the same propor- \ immediately following. value and the taxes will be paid by the Bread and Molasses by Andy tion as the taxable assessment as - GOVERNMENT MacDonald Province. Farm residences will be signed by the owners and occupants large crowd attending this ser- INSPECTED taxed as all other residences at 50 per- vice. of residences. dren of a poor Cape Breton coal area are Joanne McLean, RR 1, cent of market value and the taxes will 11. Costs shared among municipalities Orange Shillelagh, Canadian author Dorothy Live- be paid by the owner. There will be will be shared on the basis of the Beef vive relatively unscathed and provision to recover taxes paid by the Varna; Judy Robinson, RR 2, assessment on which taxes and pay-, laughing even despite the hungry Auburn ; Vanda Storey, RR 1, Patti Tasko, RR 2, Province if the property changes use. the eyes of a child and written in ments in lieu of taxes are based. 5. All real property used for the purpose 12 Where assessment is to be used to The Boys From Brazil by Ira John t M d' of a business including government appreciation of their opportuni determine the grant to be paid to a ties and responsibilities as indi- administrative facilites will be subject • Musk pupils municipality, the assessment used local chairman pass exams to an additional assessment of 50 per- ADULTS $4.00 STUDENTS $2.50 will be the assessment on which taxes ideas and broaden their ex - cent of market value for business periences by meeting with club and payments in lieu of taxes are Royal Conservatory pianoforte members from across the prov- taxes. examinations held at Blyth are based. Sponsored by: 6. All public property except residences 13 The provisions of The Assessment Act speakers, exhibits, demonstra'- Huron -Middlesex P.C. Federal Association will be subject to payments in lieu of tions and participation of club will apply to the assessment of all real Wheeler, Linda Machan girls in discussion groups. taxes equal to full taxes at 100 percent property in' Ontario, including areas of market value. Public residences will without municipal organizations. be subject to payments in lieu of taxes 14 Public bodies which receive provincial equivalent to full taxes at 50 percent of grants, such as school boards, will be market value. Public utilities will be allowed to include their property tax subject to business assessment at 50 payments as allowable expenses for percent of market value. grant purposes. 7. As is the present case, churches. 15 Ontario s property tax credits which cemeteries, and property held in trust relate property taxes to the ability to for a band or body of Indians will be pay will if necessary. be strengthened exempt. All other presently exempt upon implementation of the new property will be taxed at 100 percent system Copies of Budget Paper E containing background and explanatory information, in addi- tion to the proposals themselves, may be obtained. free of charge, from regional assessment offices or from Mr. Lawrence Close, Executive Secretary, Commission on Property Tax Reform, Fifth Floor, Frost Building South, Queen's Park, Toronto M7A 1Y7, telephone (416) 965-1671. If you plan to appear and present a written or oral sub- mission, please notify Mr. Close in advance, by letter or telephone We would also ap- preciate receiving one copy of any written submission, prior to the meeting. Since the purpose of these meetings is to help ensure that the new taxation system is implemented in an efficient and equitable manner, the Commission hopes that all Ontario residents with opinions and suggestions to offer will manage to make their representations to us. Willis L. Blair Chairman Ontario - / 0 f i The Wingham Advance -'limes, Thurs., July 8, 117 --pap 8 .SELF-TAUGHT LOCAL ARTIST Samuel Bondi has done sever paintings and drawings shom n of Elvis Presley. One in chalk,he drew in 1954, one in 1966 and , th largest in 1976. Last year Mr. and Mrs. Bondi saw Elvis Presley in a live concert. r. Bondi says, "He was tremendous." —Mrs. Gershom Johnston and , fronts or hinds. from South America by the most Couples attend Baptist speaker wanted Nazi still alive, the no- Nvw Books special service Warns against at Waterloo Park and supervised by Mr. and Mrs. John Liddle and in the LlhiU/-V BELGttAVE—Mr. and Mrs. misuse of gifts Murray Riddell Nazi -hunter Yako' Liebermann, and he is getting older and wear- Ivan Wightman and Mr. and Mrs. R• R. 1, Newton ier. Gilbert Beecroft were among the A warning against the misuse The Slow Awakening by 42 brides and grooms attending and misunderstanding of God's Catherine Cookson the Brucefield United Church gifts was issued by Pastor Ross When Kirsten MacGregor's 100th anniversary on bride's and Smith as he spoke to the morning parents die suddenly of fever she groom's Sunday, July 4. congregation at the Wingham falls into the hands of Ma Brad- Each couple attending who had Baptist Church on Sunday. ley, a baby farmer, who uses been' married in the church or Pastor Smith read from Paul's Kirsten to look after the younger , under the auspices of the con- first -letter to the Corinthians, children. On the threshold of wo- gregation in the past 100 years, chapter 12, where the apostle in: manhood Kirsten is made over to was given a certificate and each structs the Corinthians about Hop Fuller, a travelling tinker took part in the act of re-affirma- gifts given by the Holy Spirit. He who proves to be a hard and vici- tion of vows along with many in said that "two extremes are evi- 1lmaster. Rescued from a rag- the remaining congregation who denced among Christians, one flood to bear her. child in the had been married at other failing to give the Holy Spirit His stable 9f a mansion Kirsten be- churches. rightful place in one's life, the comes' -deeply involved in the A wedding luncheon was other claiming to have the full - lives of its inhabitants. served in the church hall is half -Eskimo, grows stronger immediately following. Bread and Molasses by Andy A most memorable and enjoy- GOVERNMENT MacDonald able day was appreciated by the Andy MacDonald and his ten large crowd attending this ser- INSPECTED brothers and sisters were chil vice. Monday,July 19 dren of a poor Cape Breton coal area are Joanne McLean, RR 1, miner and they never had enough Monkton; Kathy Bennett, RR 1, Gorrie : Heather Currie, RR 3, Orange Shillelagh, Canadian author Dorothy Live- to eat or the proper clothes to wear but they managed to sur- say has sifted through her child- Beef vive relatively unscathed and hood experiences to create fifteen Varna; Judy Robinson, RR 2, laughing even despite the hungry Auburn ; Vanda Storey, RR 1, Patti Tasko, RR 2, LUNCHDublin; PROVIDED the eyes of a child and written in thirties. fictional form. It reflects the Lucan. The purpose of the conference —Sunday guests of Mrs. Ger- excite ent of Winnipeg in the The Boys From Brazil by Ira John t M d' second'decade of this centur y' nese of the Spirit, yet cows lift not bearing it out is praetioa m d conduct.., The speaker went an to esplsla that while the Holy Spirit amse to dwell within the cbrlsdan at salvation, the Christian We mac be filled with the Spirit and this requires a daily commiftmL Paul points out that the oft d the Spirit are given only to Cbri - tiam and that they are to boost the Lord thereby. He lists a number of gifts, some of whkh are almost neglected today while others are over -emphasised. The wad of wisdom, the wad d knowledge and faith are gifts needed today. He also lists heel- ing, working of miracles, � 1,,1, . � or preaching, diocau. ment, speaking in tongues or las and the interpretatfan of In closing, Pastor Smith said, "These gifts are merited by pni- fied lives and the Spirit gives them as He wills. Those who receive them profit thereby in the reaching of lost men for God." He stressed the importance of developing one's gifts and at all times having oneself it con- trol, for "the spirits of the prophets are subject to the prophets Shop at the community money mart Save ... invest ... borrow ... secure — it will pay you everyway to make Victoria and Grey your one-stop money centre. Eighty-seven years of experience is at your service to help you get the most for your money. Yesterday ... today ... Victoria and Grey. TRUST COMPANY S,NrF 1889 MainSt. E., Listowel D. N. Lefebrve, Mgr. Levin s o were r. an Mrs. Gary Black, Clinton, Mrs. Cut, wrapped and fast frozen to Ninety-four men have to die on or near certain dates in the next Marilyn Lovering. 1agon and Todd. your specifications. Sides two and ahalf years. Their killers are six former SS men dispatched —Mrs. Gershom Johnston and , fronts or hinds. from South America by the most George Grigg attended the John- wanted Nazi still alive, the no- ston family picnic held Saturday torious "Angel of Death". One at Waterloo Park and supervised by Mr. and Mrs. John Liddle and man alone can stop the killings, Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Smith. Murray Riddell Nazi -hunter Yako' Liebermann, and he is getting older and wear- There were about 65 in attend - from the R• R. 1, Newton ier. ance surrounding locali- Small Ceremonies by Carol ties. Those from a distance were from Thunder Bay, 1.Barrie, Sud- Tel. 595-8813 Shields bury and Chatham. As Judith Gill watches televis- ion with her husband and chil- —Mr. and Mrs. Bob Dawson dren she muses how her life has and Cindy of Campbellford spent been made along conventional the weekend with Mrs. George lines with her pleasures derived Fisher. Patrick Street. Cindy re- from the small; everyday cure- mained to spend some holidays with her grandmother. Mr. and monies which add their own uni- Mrs. Bob Estey of Port Elgin MEET que flavor and color. were also weekend visitors and Tisha by Anne Hobbs Full of energy and ideals, Anne all were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Carman Machan and Ross JOE C Hobbs treks across the northern of Brussels. tundra to become schoolmarm in the remote goldrush settlement of Chicken. Her neighbors' open- 4'H conference NIGHT hearted welcome cools as Anne's friendship with Fred Purdy, who During the week of July 6-9, 200 is half -Eskimo, grows stronger 4-H Homemaking Club girls from and when she sits young Chuck in all parts of Ontario will be par- Federal Progressive Conservative Leader class with her white students, ticipating in the conference held hostility erupts. Amid the turmoil at the University of Guelph. The Anne finds the strong centre of girls who are attending from thisherself. Monday,July 19 area are Joanne McLean, RR 1, Beginnings: A Winnipeg Child- hood by Dorothy Livesay Monkton; Kathy Bennett, RR 1, Gorrie : Heather Currie, RR 3, Orange Shillelagh, Canadian author Dorothy Live- Wingham; Karen Kernick, RR 3, say has sifted through her child- Exeter; Janet Postma, RR 1, VanastTa, Ontario hood experiences to create fifteen Varna; Judy Robinson, RR 2, reminiscences as seen through Auburn ; Vanda Storey, RR 1, Patti Tasko, RR 2, LUNCHDublin; PROVIDED the eyes of a child and written in fictional form. It reflects the Lucan. The purpose of the conference Reception from 5:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. excite ent of Winnipeg in the is to assist girls in gaining an second'decade of this centur y' appreciation of their opportuni Dancing from 10:00 p.m. to 1:00 a.m. ties and responsibilities as indi- Tickets are available from the • Musk pupils viduals, members of a club, a community and as Canadian citi- local chairman pass exams zens. This conference will en - courage members to share their ADULTS $4.00 STUDENTS $2.50 Pupils of Mrs Winona Martin, ideas and broaden their ex - Brussels, successful in the recent periences by meeting with club Come down and meet Mr. Clark Royal Conservatory pianoforte members from across the prov- examinations held at Blyth are ince. A program had been Sponsored by: Grade V1- First class honors, planned to include special Brian Armstrong; honors, Mi- speakers, exhibits, demonstra'- Huron -Middlesex P.C. Federal Association chelle McCutcheon, pass, Carol ' tions and participation of club Wheeler, Linda Machan girls in discussion groups. °