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Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday, August 25, 1993 - Il TALES TOLD TWICE December 1969 Tuesday moming fire destroyed the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Perry on the ighth lime of Clarke Township, east of Highway -115. The Clarke Township Fire Department receeved the caîl at seven a.m. and on leaving the fire hall in Orono could see the smoke from the fire. The Perrys not only lost their house but aise their fumidshings and clothing. The electors of Clarke Township on Monday carried the question of twe liquor ballots by voting over 60% "Yes" on both. The questions were: 1) sale of liquor in.icensed lounges;, 2) sale of liquor in licensed dining lounges. 1The Clarke Public Library Board on Monday evening paid tribute te Mrs. Gerald Robinson, a former librarian, when she was presented with an engraved letter epening kit including a letter opener, shears and an engraved leather case. Mrs. T. Fairbrother, the former director of the, Orono 'Junior Gardeners, presented Miss Donna Challice, 16 year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Orville Challice, the 'Jinks" trophy for outstanding leadership in Junior Gardener work. The Clarke Township Citîzens Committee and Ratepayers Inc. held a most successful and entertaining evening on Fri day wiîh their Yuletide Party in the Orono Township Hall. Close te one hundred couples were present te enjey the neighbourly and friendly evening. December 1979 Vander Stoops Floral and Greenery officially opens in Orono on Thursday. Miss Yvonne Schoenmaker will manage-the Orono operation. The council of the Town of Newcastle gave their approval te a recommendation from the Public Works committee that approval be given te the proposed plans for developmnent of a four - lane 115 Highway from 401 te Enterprise Hill. The Kirby Beavers and Cubs took advantage of -last Saturdays Craft and Art Sale te enter a bootb te raise money te purchase a new flag pole for their Canadian Flag. The Great Pine Ridge Kinsmen promoted a successful volleyball tournament on Friday and Saturdayof last week at the Clarke and Pines sehool with 24 teams from senior public scheols in the area in competition. A group of grade six pupils from the Newcastle Public School filled in for an absentee tearo and amazed everyone with their knowledge By Larry Bookman, CA (MC) - The job market being what it is in Canada loday, a lot of employees would jump at the offer of a transfer - especially where an employer agrees te reimburse the moving expenses., The plus side is that reîmbursed expenses usually arc net taxable. Usually - but don'î count onil. Se it's important that boîh em- ployer and empleyee get some tax advice from a chartercd account- ant, because the way these pay- menLs are te bc strucîured is cri ti- cal. Relocation expcnses cover a whole lot morecthanjusîîhccostof a moving van. And Revenue Canada recognizes this. For example, somneof thccxpenscs yeu may enceuniter include: " Less on the sale of your present residence. " Mortgage discharge penalties. *Lcase cancellation charges (if you're rentîng). I ntcrest costs on bridge financ ing (if you have te buy a house in your ncw location before your old residence is sold.) *Legal fees and land transfer tax for the purchase of a new rcsi- dence. *Moving cosLs of personal items and lîeusehold effecis. *Reasonable inîçrim living ex- pcn.es at your newl Iccatiori whilc waiting eccupancy of permanent accomamodation. So suppose you're transfrring frein Toronto, wherce you bouglit your lieuse at the hîgh end cf the market and havei to seil ncw at a loss. Providcd you cati prove Le Revette Caluada iluai yen have, ini (act, sîtffervid a Iess, iluen your .eiii loycr cai ritiliuse yenl'or that loss ntin taxabfle. But what Revenue Canada is having trou ble with is where your employer makes a -lump sum allowance (known as an "accom- mnodation differential") te com- pensate you. Revenue Canada takes the view that an allowance is one thing (and taxable) while a rcim- bursement is something else (non- taxable.) Se where there's an actual loss Revenue Canada seems te go along wîth it. But they obviously don't like yeu te geltadifferential, which they view as a taxable benefit. The decision te relocate,àaIbest, is net an easy one make. But when the reiinhursemientcf a widc range of cxpensesis guar-anteed, it makes the decision a lot casier for an cmptoyee. lndeed, many people wculd simply refuse e t ove un- less they had that assurance. So if- you- sliuld bc offered a inove by ycur employer, there's a lot cf lhinking and tax planning te be donc before ycu agree. And reremtîber, thue inove iunst be wiliuin Catnada- and ai leaist 40 k lomtec oser lo you r new work place than yeur old hotie was. Moncycare is getîcral fitiancial a(llice, by Caîîada's clîartered accouîutatts. Larry Ilookinan is a ta'c patI <ter wili leloil'S. louche. and ability in the game. They won the consolation chamnpionship. ILt was on December 7th, 1938 that the Orono Hydre Electric Commission first received hydre power in Orono on a cost contract basis from Ontario Hydre., t was on December 7th, 1979 that presenit and former cemmissioners, staff and their spouses attended a banquet at the New Dutch Oven Restaurant in recognition of the end of the Orono Hydro Electric Commission. Gerrits Construction of Bowmanville has been awarded a contract for the construction of an addition te the Orono Works Depot in the Region of Durham. The depot is located at the north end of Main Street at Taunton Road. Bell services (Continued from page 10) line phone service. <-In addition to these expenditures, Bell invested $28.9 million in salaries for its 745 employees serving area customers eut of the Oshawa office. The, company also paid local municipal taxes of $879,500: $42,000 in realty taxes, $12,200 in business tax,' and $825 ,300 in gross receipt tax. The gross reeeipt tax is set by the Province of Ontario at five percent of ail1 telecommunications revenues from Bell qperations lin the province in the preceding year. In 1992 this worked out to $36.54 per Bell rentai phone. Thq total apportiened to each municipality is calculated by mnultiplying the per-phone figure by the number of Bell rentai phones in the municipaiity. Network wide in 1992, Bell Canada spent close to $2.7 billion on capital improvements, Work done in Ontario accouintcd te $1.7 billion of the total. This year, the company expecîs to spend more than $2 billion on capital worksacross its territory with $1.3 billion being spent in Ontario. Projeets scheduled for the Orono exchange amounts to $50,000 in works. This is also the year that Bell wiIl introduce the 905 area code to relieve the congested, 416 area code which is already'at capaeity.' Effective October 4th ail communilies outside of Metropolitan Toronto that niow us e 416 arca code will switch te 905 area code. If further information is rcquiîred phone 1- ORONÔ BECKERS STUTT'S PHARMACV DULEES NEWCASTLE VILLAGE BECKERS GUARDIAN DRUGS MIMES PLACE GRUFFIES NEWTONVILLE COMPLETE CAR & TRUC K REPAIRS DIESEL ENGINES- CUMMINS, DETROIT & CAT RADIO DISPATCHED TOW TRUCKS MOBILE MECHANIICAL SERVICE TRUCK R. R. 1 ORONO, ONTARIO 4 MILES NORTH 0F 401 LOBi1MO ON HWY. 115&35 PHONE (416) 983-9151 MASARU K(A RAT E C LU B S HORUN-RYU Classes for Chîldren and Aduits Rck Jones Newtonville46-8-29 [ Mark M. Stapleton 6720 Leskard Rd. N., Orono 983-6098 We specialize ln Historical Restoration and Reproducti]on of Century Homes. Also ail types of General Carpentry. PUBLIC NOTICE TO ITS CITIZENS Please note that effecti ve September 7, 1993, ail MunIcipally owned faCilitîeswiII be designated "SMOKE FREE". The Municipality wishes to thank. you for your antiCipated co-ope ration in this matter. Date of Publication: Wednesday, August 25, 1993 Patti L. Barrie, A.M.C.T. Town Clerk Municipality of Claringlon 40 Temperance Street Bowmanville, Ontario Li C 3A6 P.O. 3691 Deciding to relocate: some expenses not always tax free WARNING! THIS AD MAY MAKE YOU UNHAPPY WITH VOUR PRÉSENT AUTO INSURANCE RECOMMENDED'COVERAGE FOR CÇA-REFUL DRIVERS! *91/92 med um size $250 deductible collision - 1 million iability $50 deductible comprehensive *Accident benef ils Family protectýon endorsement *Loss of use/rentai vehicle 1 1 11 NOTE: Careful Drivers Over Age 25,With Preferred Driving Records May Qualify, this Rate Aso includes Limited, Driving To Work. Two car policies may qualîfy for additional discounts. 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