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ipsqckgnmyw v jl xvm gsoltfiltownhttltalo wednesday may ut 1987 page 6 iashoroyb three month building total reaches 58000 total value ot 36130 in build ing permits issued in george town in march brought tne yearly total to 57095 ttree major building items are included in the report of build- iag inspector douglas r wilson v tthemr are two bungalows sumxm house on church st being hulit hy james jl iambs k sons and a 10000 house on maple aw k hy jgraemer on the romrcial scene a permit for 8ojq0v was issued to sam turchyn who is adding floor space to the georgevlew open kitchen bal ance ol 6000 was for a number of house alterations and garages in various locations there was a complete slump in building in february always the lightest month of the year with only 375 in permit vahiej issued januarys total was 21480t with hockey over and the rai ders ontario champs thoughts of sport fans turn to ball and golf lloctofvwfe speaks ashgrove daffodil tea the annual daffodil tea was held on tuesday afternoon april 23rd it was a perfect spring day and over one hundred ladies came and enjoyed the afternoon the t be lcmj spovbl vattoon robert r hamilton r0 optometrist office hours 10 am to 6 pm daily evenings by appointment complete eye sight service call tr 73971 181 guelph street opposite del rex development make your day ooiourfnl with bh paints beautify an protect your home- inside and out ej9 wa president mrs thomas git- ten presided and w the large gathering an accordion solo played by sandra tindale and a vocal- solo open the gates of the temple by mrs howard wrig- glesworth of georgetown accomp- uuedrhy mrs it el wright were fenjoved mrs frank wilson intro duced the guest speaker mrs 6 m brewster of georgetown who delighted her audience as she told of her ten years in india as a nurs ing sister she described the pe pit how they live in extreme pov- etyiboth hindus and moslems and ttow there is no christianity among them christ died for all people and we should sacrifice for them and its our duty to go as mission aries and spread the gospel to those whose need is so great she passed around pictures of her work and places while in india follow ing this miss ruth mcbride of limehouse favoured with a piano solo mrs fred nurse thanked ev eryone who had made such a plea sant afternoon and invited them all down to the basement where a salad plate cookies and tea were served the school girls with their bright dresses and corsages of daf fodils made pretty waitresses and special thanks goes to mrs thos ftlackett and her lunch committee who spent many hours preparing the lovely plates the young people conducted the service in the church on sunday morning under the leadership of president fred barnes evelyn bird opened the service with a hymn and prayer ross austin read the bible reading from the old testament the 3rd chapter of isai ah twelve verses the choir sanj take jesus with fou verfia picket read bible reading from the mew testament the first chapter of romans first seventeen verses bill wilson spoke on ypuc youth partners under christ and stressed that christ is the greatest partner ship of all he is still always with us without christ we are nothing his life lives in us mr itus clo sed with prayer miss jessie elliot of hamilton spent the weekend with mr and mrs arthur ruddell and howson mr w j blake of woodbridge is visiting his daughter mrs frank wilson frane and granddaughter marilyn mrs cunningham of erin visited her son bob mrs cunningham and family last week the mail bag protests dumping asks township veto april 28th georgetown 1957 ont j bh paints hardware jtitcttai ffiesstar- ies vfrizr v dear editor for this past sixteen years i have lived in this community and found my neighbours to be wholehearted nd geperous peaceloving people willing to uphold the principles of human decency in all cases and i would venture to say that they would regard me as the same unfortunately we have discover ed a black sheep in the fold and one that has no better desire than to dump or have dumped as i should say at his neighbours door that he has noj desire to stop or take it to his own this in my op inion and all afflicted with this un godly mess is poor christianity to all concerned and responsible for it the papermill with their life time experience has yet to find a permanent way of disposing of this waste other than making a brain- jess nuisance out of themselves by imposing on others by dumping it in this thickly populated commun ity what you wont find at thqir own either and for our township council which should never have allowed it in this community as our guardians should be they are acting like models in public serv ice and for our milton health dept- we have to be stunk out be fore their modesty is shocked i have asked that this be stop ped first by the man dumping se cond by the milton health depart ment and thirdly by our township council but tp no avail so as it concerns me briefly i will speak briefly on it and still endeavour to have it stopped apd covered over at the expense of those responsi ble this should be done by our council if they had not the desire to nurse and foster such action when the good lord placed us on this earth with a free will he also endowed us- with a conscience to gujdc us and deliver us from all evil if we so desire so it would be well for us to examine them and find out that we are not living in a fools paradise putting jast things first or turning a deaf car to anhonest request no matter how important or supreme we might be a word to the wise and a good thought to keep in mind daily for the short time we are here is hat the good lord keeps watch over ah and we wlh be mighty obedient vhen death knocks at our door ken mcmillan elected 1st vicepresident oha ken mcliillan 8 emery st was elected first vice president of the ontario hockey association satur day a former president- of george town hockey club his first rfetic- ial act in his newposition was to present the cup to the ontario champion raiders monday night in the local arena atfer their victory over tillsonburg lorne cook kingston succeeds frank buckland as president of the organisation which supervises am ateur hockey in the province ah hulse aurora is 2nd vice presid ent w a hewitt toront6secre tary and george dudley midland treasurer pour new canadian pass citizenship exams all winter miss florence luke has been conducting canadian citizenship classes at the george town high schoolsln has had two classes a week the junior class on thursday evening and the senior class on tuesday each class averaged fifteen pupils four of the senior pupils tried their ex aminations the bjraric feeling they wouldlike to spend another year in the classes mr werner pfeiffer passed with honours mrs joann poot mr albert neutet and mr john jacob rrul all pass ed with splendid marks aibout that raise in pay dick would you be- interested in a larger income the liberal gov ernment found the way to lar ger incomes many years ago let us recall some federal bud gets introduced by the liberal government 1952 excise taxes were re moved in some cases and re duced in others resulting in a loss of income to the federal treasury of 80 million income tax was reduced by s40muligji total redaction in ledtaral in come was 120 million or 120 million was left in the hand of the taxpayer 1953 do you remember this budget radio and tv licences and cheque stamp lax abolished at a loss to the federal treasury of 18 million the 20 de fence surtax was dropped and lose furniture clothing in sudden farmhouse fire a fire friday afternoon gutted two rooms of a small house on the 5th line owned by jack mcdonald the suddenness or die outbreak gave the occupants mr and mrs rudy waukey no chance to save any of their belongings mr wauk- is employed as hired man on the mcdonald farm when the firemen arrived the house was a mass of flames and most of the destruction had already been done using the heavy equip ment from the township truck the brigade had the blase under con trol in a matter of minutes in ad dition to the two rooms and fumit- lure a portion of the roof was also destroyed the personal income taxes were cut by 237 million corporation tax on small businesses was cut by 35 million excise tax on tobacco was cut altogether federal revenues were reduced by 361 million annually almost one million dollars per day this budget left 361 million annually in the hands of the taxpayer 1954 further reductions in sales and excise taxes on such items as electrical appliances fishing rods and reels cameras and films hand bags toilet goods cosmetics automobile tires and tubes 1955 there was a 12 reduction in income tax for 85 of cana dian taxpayers uhoscwith incomes under 500000 this left about 85 million in the hand of the taxpayer available for personal spend ing or investment corporation income tax was cut by 2 excise tax on passenger automobiles reduced to 10 from 15 and re moved entirely on automobile tires and tubes on all material used in the manufacture of feed for poultry cattle and fur bearing animals on materials used in the production of terrazzo flooring floor tile and wallpaper i 1956 the earlier tax concessions had created in all canadians a sense of prosperity and well being the canadian economy was booming and the most striking change in the canadian economy had been the increase in consumer expenditures total sales of consumer goods and services had increased by 7 twice as much as in 1954 in his budget speech mr harris said consequently in times like the present when private expenditures are expected to rise still further the federal governmnt itself has a special responsibility to see that its fiscal policies continue to be directed toward economic stability following this line of thought there were no tax concessions in the 1956 budget 1957 the canadian economy had expanded more than had been anticipated the gross national product had increased in a year by 11 spending by canadians on goods and services had again increas ed this time by 8 the personal incomes of canadians nad expand ed by 2 billion in 1956 it was estimated that the high level of acti vity in the canadian economy would continue increases were granted in old age security old age assistance family allowances war veterans allowances and pensions there were no income tax re ductions but larger personal deductions were permitted for the first time the individual may deduct from income the premiums he pays for certain retirement annuities sales and excise taxes were removed on some grocery items and other items resulting in a loss of revenue in the amount of 128 million annually here arc some figures in 1952 canadians had savings deposits in canadian banks and other financial institutions totalling 4822 million in 1955 it was 6196 million in 1950 canadians bought life insurance at the rate of 113 million monthly in 1956 that monthly rate was 275 million in 1953 the amount of life insurance in force in canadwas 21319 million or 1441 per capita in 1956 the figures stoodat 26000 million or 1645 per capita and if figures mean nothing to you just take a look at that atomic powered eight with the juke box styling and the rainbowhued colour ing standing there in the lane sec commercial letter of the canadian bank of commerce for februarymarch 1957 article entitled account rendered a 5 percent increase in the employed labour force wide spread wage increases and a substantial increase in farm income combined to raise total personal in come by about 2 billion or 10 percent about to percent of this increase was absorbed by higher per sonal expenditures and 10 percent by increased tax payments the remaining 20 percent went into in creased personal savings which rose from about 860 million in 1955 to 1260 million in 1956 there must have been some raises in pay somewhere along the line that statement could have been more honestly put for example how to get another raise in pay k y dick liberal candidate for haltcm county published by halton county liberal association i r 1 credit valley h sand p w r0c r jsphalt paving cotl- sod 1 georgetown gravel s grmmng motels parking lots driveways tennis courts road work service stations sidewalks concrete curbs if you need amy asphalt paving doffe call triangle 74651 mrtbc asipytarattssrswr-i- mm mr and mrs waukey and- their three children have taken up tem porary residence with friends in huttonvilie st georges ladies have tea bake sale the st georges wa tea and sale was a decided suc cess april 22nd despite a slightly lighter attendance than anticipat ed held in the sunday school rooms between iso and 800 pjn the sale proved to be the main attraction numerous piirrluani were made in the home baking section novelties and fancy work booth l dr j bums mune dental surgeon xray mill street tr 72871 dr john r kerby practice of dentistry xray triangle 73641 main street george a ml nielsen jxc njx doctor of chiropractic and naturopathy 43rd year of practice 25 pm closed thursdays lady attendant 164 guelph st georgetown triangle 73612 s m faibish ro optometrist mcnamara jewellers georgetown w h carr professional engineer a ontario land surveyor georgetown ontario res 81 prince charles dr office guelph st telephone tr 73300 georgetown animal clinic c w sayarm dvm 106 guelph street opposite armstrongs garage tr 72741 frank petch licensed auctioneer prompt service po box 413 tr 72884 georgetown for expert eye care consult o t walker optometrist 3 main st north brampton over abells drug store phone office 599 res 830 hours 9 am to 6 pm fraily evenings by appointment robt r hamilton ro optometrist office hours 10 am daily evngs by appt phone tr 73971 6 pm north side of highway no 7 east of dominion seed house monuments pollock campbell designs on request inspect our work in greenwood cemetery phone 2048 62 water street north g a l t neville stoller co accountants and auditors trustees in bankruptcy georgetown toronto brampton 21 main st s georgetown former hydro building trianglo 74711 prevent chimney fires use fire chief chemical chimnoy cleaners to eliminate soot and scale from your stoves and pipes the smaller the flame the more soot and carbon for us in oil coal- and wood fired units for sale at halton coop supplies lever hoskin chartered accountants 51 main n brampton phone 2478 44 victoria st toronto phone em 48131 walter h pope certified public accountant chartered secretary office tr 74821 39 main st s res tr 74979 97 maple ave w tom van sickler ba barrister solicitor a notary 19 main st s tr 74531 former hydro bldg maurice mandenon bjl barrister solicitor and notary public tr 72464 office mu1 st georgetown dale bennett barristers and solicitors leroy dale qc sybil bennett qc mlp triangle 73381 mill street georgetown hews0n 0rd barristers a solicitors 39 main street south beside knox church george c hewsott john d ord transto 7224a wj earl tkblack b comm ria ca chartered accountant 182 main st milton ont trianglo 85562 tf robert w fletcher licensed bailiff w biggs accredlwdp am successor to a j bishop cpa main st georgetown tr 73351 office hours 9 am to 5 pm mondays to fridays prompt reports i bronte 667 r fe lfirorw chiropractic clinic