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THE HERALD Wednesday May M MM Not much good news in budget Theres not much good news in the budgei released by federal Finance Minister Michael Wilson last week said Clarkson and Gor don partner Ron speaking in Georgetown last week Mr Bogart addressed a crowd at the postbudget breakfast held by Progressive Conservative MP Garth Turner in the North Halton Golf and Country Club Friday Theres not a lot of good news not a lot of technical changes in the budget But the ones that are there hit you hard said Mr Bogart The national accounting firm Clarkson Gordon released its federal budget review April 27 following a breach of secrecy before the budget was announced in the House of Commons Clarkson Gordon says the deficit the basis of tighter budget restrictions for Canadians will in crease in the fiscal year to billion but will decline in fiscal year 1990 to billion Mr Bogart said although the basic rate of surtax paid by in dividuals has not changed it will increase from three to five per cent The Clarkson Gordon budget report says Mr Wilson appears to have abandoned at least tem porarily one of the planks of his tax reform package The report goes on to say the new budget and its increased surtax on personal incomes and its modify ing of corporate surtaxes along with the lack of any explicit com mitment to remove either the per sonal or corporate taxes as part of a sales tax reform counters earlier moves to reduce income tax rates Mr said the tax will im pact on business as 75 per cent of capital gained in Canada will be taxed Handicapped association expands in town The developmentally handicap ped are those who at a dif ferent pace than you and I said the associations Residential Director in explaining who the organization serves Andy Rotsma said these words during an Open House May 5 celebrating the recent expansion of the organizations office space located here in Georgetown Liberal provincial MPP Walt Elliot the associations president the board of directors and staff were all in attendance however as the groups president Chris Dolliver pointed out during his opening speech it was the atten dance of those served by the association that made the day special The association runs a number of programs including residential services work placement development life skills and childrens services all of which en courage independence Mr Rotsma and his department run the Support Independent Liv ing Program which makes it possi ble for the han dicapped to live in a home setting The association provides up to 24- hour care for those occupying one of its six apartment units located in Halton Hills Currently Mr oversees two four and eight bedroom apart ments However from here- on in the organization will only operate four bedroom buildings or smaller There are not many families with eight people anymore Mr said He points out that public reaction to its locations in Georgetown and Milton has been favorable to those in Toronto Oakvilleand Burlington The director of day services Margaret said her department offers two programs one of which teaches basic social skills and the other provides job training Clients participating in the job related workshops have the opportunity to do a job placement If after three months they prove themselves they will be hired on as a employee Ms Nikolaus said But she said sufficient public transportation is all that is missing to make the program a complete success Some clients must turn down job offers because they have no access to transportation The association has five vans to serve almost clients Ms Nikolaus said The child services director Peggy runs the special needs and pro grams The president of the North Association for the Developmen tally Handicapped Chris Dolliver left receives congratulations from provincial Liberal MPP Walt Elliot following a brief speech given by Mr Dolliver to open the associations expanded office May New show at House Sol The late artist Frank C Black is the focus of an exhibition show ing his watercolor paintings from the thirties to the etg ties This is being held from May at Gallery House Sol Charles Street Georgetown This exhibi tion is dedicated to his wife Lillian Frank Charles Black was bom on December in England After moving with his motehr and her children to Toronto in 1911 he became an apprentice with the Hough Litho Company He enlisted with the Highlanders in and was sent to war He returned in 1919 with a few in juries and did a lot of work m the art field He took courses in such schools as the Ontario College of TOWN OF HALTON HILLS 3 MAIN ST SOUTH HALTON HILLSCEORGETOWN 8775185 NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS IN THE TOWN OF HALTON HILLS The Ontario Weed Control Act As It Applies To Persons In Possession Of Land Within The Town Of Halton Hills Unless noxious weeds are destroyed by May 22nd 1989 and as often as necessary throughout the season to prevent the ripening of their seeds and dispersal of their pollens the Town of Hills may enter 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