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victoria square mr w sudl bridal showar on monday evening sst week neighbour and friends mh in the community kali for a miscellaneous shower in hon our of mrs kathleen lynn and sxorv who imgham and girl had sunday dinner with mr and mrs bay wilson and bo s at islington miss cain liscombe of tor- ranee spent a few days wh mr and mrs cecil nichols and i donald mr andrew story who werej mr and mrs desmond mead married on september 2 miss spent a few days with her aunt j grace boynton agisted the j and cousins mrs wesley helm- bride and groom to be with the kay and mrs william alder i jhe stoutfyhie tribune thwwjy september 7 1961 n 5 business directory insurance information opening of their gifts they re- 1 reived many lovely gifts for which they thanked everyone church news on september 10 at il30 i am dr a f binnington will i be in charge of the service mr clarence steckley was in j charge o the sunday school as 1 mr percy bennett the super- at washago beach miss aye nichols spent the holiday weekend with iter grand patents mr and mrs alex ba ker at smiths fails she also i visited the upper canada vill- age mr and mis herman mort- son called on relatives at coll- j ingwood and spent a few days forlnsurancecall about the onta etail j intendem was guet speaker on with mr and mrs herman favv- the vioominton charge j cett at btantford mi and mrs william rennle and family of scarboio mr and mrs henry hill and family of islington mr charlie hart sunday school enjoyed a cornroast with mr i rally ihiy service the rally day and family j service of ihe sunday school will be held on september 10 at 1130 am pupils and teachers aie asked to and mrs marcus jatvis on sat- isit in a body at the front of urday evening mr and mrs j the church the guet sooit wm beanie and family had will be miss marilyn houck of just returned from holidaying melville accompanied by her in vermont j brother john master garrv hill son of accountants i i m john c wy1ie fla j license public accountant auditor office residence wylie acres mussulmans jke road kk2 stouffviu phone i leonard r rosenberg itconi chartered accountant bank of nova scotia lluilding aurora telephone la 79451 lloyd f harvey the following basic information about the 3 retail sales tax thaf went into effect september 1st will be of interest to every resident of ontario why the sales tax was introduced ontario is experiencing the most dynamic growth in its history as a result the demands on he provincial treasury continue to grow at an unprecedented rale for example during the next five years we must build the equivalent of one thousand schools large enough for 500 pupils each this means lhat provincial grants to schools must be greatly increased in the years immediately ahead or municipalities will be faced with crippling mill rates to provide basic educational facilities hospitals highways and other public works must also be greatly expanded to meet the needs of our rapidly increasing population your province must increase its revenues by about 150 million annually to pay for these vital projects after considering every method available to the prov ince of raising money your representatives at queens park decided that our vast financial needs could not be met out of present sources of revenue it was agreed that the retail sales tax act was the fairest and most practi cal way for residents of ontario to contribute to the cost of their schools hospitals and other essential services before drawing up the ontario retail sales tax act your government closely studied the retail sales taxes of seven other canadian provinces and many states of the usa the ontario retail sales tax act has the broadest exemplions of any of these retail sales taxes only two other provinces have a tax rale as low as ontario collection of tax 1 hose who regularly sell goods as a normal part of their business must apply to be registered as vendors those who have applied are now receiving their permits they will collect 3 tax on the price of goods sold to the ultimate consumer the tax will he collected only once thus a registered wholesaler will purchase goods for resale tax free from the manufacturer he in turn will sell to the retailer on a tax free basis then the re tailer will collect the tax when he sells to the consumer major consumer exemptions most of the daytoday necessities of life arc free of sales lax food prescribed drugs and medical sup plies and childrens clothing arc all tax exempt heating fuel electricity and gasoline arc exempt newspapers magazines and books arc exempt no tax applies on restaurant meals charged separately al si 50 or less each sale of less than iv is exempt these and nuiy other exemplions are discussed i detail on special cards that are now being mailed to retailers and other cndors homes not taxable houses and other buildings are real property and arc not subject to tax under this act the building con tractor pays tax on materials incorporated into the home or other structure but no tax is payable on the labour that constitutes a large part of the total price of r home tf furnishings such as draperies stoves and refriger ators are sold with a home tax is payable on the fair value of such furnishings services not taxable only items of merchandise that are moveable and tele phone services except long distance calls are subject to the tax those persons selling services such as barbers beauty shops laundercrs and dry cleaners do not collect tax but must pay tax on the materials they use in supply ing their service however if a repair service includes substantial quantities of parts or material the entire bill will be taxable unless the materials are shown as a separate charge from the labour casual sales when an individual sells goods privately the transaction is a casual sale in such cases the purchaser and not the seller of taxable goods is responsible to report the purchase and pay the sales tax on the purchase price to the retail sales tax branch office of the comptroller of revenue instalment purchases sales lax is due on the total price when the sale is made even though payments may continue over a long period of time finance charges are also taxable unless quoted and itemized separately tradeins the actual selling price minus the amount of the tradein allowance is the amount upon which sales lax is payable farming farmers will be exempt from tax on most equipment on agricultural seeds and feeds on drugs and medicines for livestock and on many other commodities used directly in the business of farming exports and imports goods exported from ontario are not taxable since the tax is applicable only to goods used in ontario no tax is payable under this act by manufacturers on goods they purchase for use in the production of goods for sale thus their competitive position in the export market is maintained without change after the introduction of this tax goods imported into ontario are taxable since they are purchased for use in ontario the purchaser of the imported goods is subject to the same tax he would have to pay to an ontario vendor if he purchased the goods in ontario rental of moveable property the person who acquires possession of moveable prop erty by paying a rental price for its use is regarded as a purchaser of such property under the act and tax i payable by him on the rental price paid reglttersd vendor are receiving special cards that list exempt and taxable goods each explains how the retail sales tax applies to each particular type of business addi tional information is available from the district sales tax office serving your community district office for metropolitan west serving york county west of yonge street hi kglinlnn ave k toronto tel js32i13 district tax administrator g g h zimmerman district office for metropolitan fast serving york county east of yonce street 10 eglinlnn ave e toronto tel 18921tfi district tax administrator y giuffrc philip t clark comptroller of revenue sr womens institute the institute will meet on tuesday september 12 at s pm at the home of mis harry barber wms tile wms will meet on wed nesday september 13th at 215 pm at the home of mrs heber mccague richmond hill wms rally the fall rally of york pre byterial will be held on thurs day september 21st in browns corners united church girl guides a cornroast was held at the home of mrs philip rumney on friday but due to rain the guides and leaders spent an evening of games and singing indoors a meeting of the 1st gormley girl guide company will be held on thursday september 14 at the melville church 7 pm to 9 pm there are a few open ings left before ihe company j will be closed any girls wish ing to join between the ages of 11 and 16 years please con tact mrs philip rumney at gormley 5437 the programme is designed to help girls prepare themselves for happy useful lives in their community brownies the first gormley brownie pack will start its meetings on friday sept 15 at 7 pm in ihe basement of the sr room of ss no 7 markham school neighbourhood notes birthday greetings to miss loy alorlson sept 9 to peggy ieitch ten years on sept 12 mr and mrs harold forster celebrated their ninth wedding anniversary on september 6 misses sharron and peggy leiloh entertained misses ra chel farquharson and mardi tyndall to a barbecue supper on wednesday evening mrs l mumberson mrs g brands and mrs art wilson representing the victoria sq cancer society assisted in the oncer booth at the cne on friday mr fraser gee has returned after spending the summer with his sister dr evelyn gee in vancouver mr rolph boynton mr stan ley boynton and grace mrs w sandle margaret and betty called on air and mrs wesley boynton at epsom on tuesday of last week sympathy is extended to mr and mrs murray wideman and family in the passing of mr widemans father mr rolph wideman who was in his 85th year- mrs e mclean of barrie spent last week with her inns in mrs a frisby a speedy recovery is wished for miss ruth mrmath who had the misfortune to break her left ankle while on her holidays congratulations to mr and mrs andrew story mrs ka-h- 1 icon lynn i who were married dr a f binnington on sat- mr and mis henry hill has been a member of the sea- cadets performing every night al the cxe grandstand park 1 the committee of the com- munily centre park motored to elliott lake recently to see a i building which could be used as a community hall for the park i that they had been offered by mr stephen roman they ac- i cepted one but it has to be dismantled so they are asking for- volunteers to go up on or about the last week in septem ber contact herman moitson iat gormley 5513 for the panic- ttlars mr and mrs stanley boyn ton miss dorothy jackson and mr donald boynton had sun day dinner with mr and mrs william boynton at their cot tage at port bolster lake sim coe kki gormley phone gormley 5569 state fatm vttujl ftuloawfeqe tmuriace co statf farm tlc lrswane co stale faira fife am caseakj ca lioaj oitie toionto ont thos bikkett and son ltd general insurance agency stoultville ontario insurance in reliable companies at reasonable rates prompt service telephone 716 eveningsgordon r biikett 717 les clarke 281 bob llassard 6s2 lesson for sept 10 aquilla and pr1sc1i able teachers fred m pugh mutual life of canada general insurance we have often heard of the man who doesnt believe in life insurance but have vet to hear of the widow who doesnt phone stoukkv1ile sv auctioneers w d atkinson j phono stouifyhlk 363 licensed auctioneer and sato manager sales conducted anywhere specializing in the preparation ami selling o purebred consign ments and dispersals farm auc tions furniture and real estal sales bills prepared and posted al n extra cost this specialized fer ries really pays off and means money in your pocket riiono stoufiviile 303 ken clarke prentice auctioneers licensed and authorized for the counties of york and ontario mlltlkon pj ph ax 3ssst markham po ph mark 31 prentices have been established auctioneers since 1s90 legal la by i urday afternoon dr and mis a f binning- i ion have returned after spend ing ihe month of august vaca tioning one week was spent at lake couchichlng two days at the stratford festival and the remainder al their cottage at rouge hills mr and mrs ross binning ton and family of montreal vis ited on the weekend with dr and mrs a f binnington miss linda king of keswick visited recently with her sister ly enlarged golden text having lien gilts differing according lo lie grace that is given to us whether prophecy let us pro phesy according to the propor tion of faith or minisry let us wait on our minstering or he that teaclietli on teaching lioni 126 7 the lesson as a whole it is interesting to see how inconspicuous were the begin nings of some of the great apos tolic churches such as antiooh philippi and corinth these cor porate testimonies usually had their roots in lie conversion of a few individuals and their gathering together unto christ as lord and center- it was customary for the mis sionaries lo make their first contacts in the synagogues as the godfearing lews assembled to pray and to hear the old testament scriptures it was here that the messianic hope was held and thus a splendid readymade foundation was found for tite presentation of the gospel witness one feature of ihe synogogue service was that there was an opportunity for a visitor- to address the congre gation if he felt he had a help ful message this was the ap proach at corinth tire heart of the lesson aquila and priscilla undoubt edly learned much christian truth from the lips of paul as they worked together on the sabbath they attended the local synogogue where paul found fresh opportunities for giving a fervent witness for the lord jesus christ several converts were won and baptized the work grew and when satanic opposition broke out aquila and priscilla hazarded their very lives for the sal- of paul and for the truth they had learned through him the possession of truth is a i stewardship and it is given to he exemplified in the life more over he who knows the truth is responsible to teach it to others when apollos a gifted teach- or therefore came into contact witir aquila and priscilla his grasp of doctrine became grea william g parsons llb barrister solicitor 157 main st xv vo box 820 phone 116 stouffvillo mccullough button barristers solicitors notaries 33 main si v stoultville solicitors canadian bank of commerce ii keg button ba 103 obrien ave ph 23 david a coon ba gormley rr ph gormley 5387 kennedy kennedy barristers solicitors notaries 07 richmond st av toronto ross kennedy troy hwy 7 locust hill markham 755 author a kennedy pror hwy 1 locust hill jlarkham s32 a s farmer licensed auctioneer counties of york ontario farm stock furniture sale a specialty telephone gormley 8811 address gormley po 53jj beauty salons i the powder puff bcauly salon jov oneill days tues thru sal nights wed and fri for appointment call sloilff 4nr cattanach hindson barristers t solicitors sloultvillc by appointment anytime phone markham 25 main street markkam phone 25 paul w j 1mingay ba barrister solicitor ci fllnln street mnrkham out phono markham 707 18 ii chiropractors i i i i i i kennedy chiropractic office a 0 hart kennedy dc 17 church si s siouffvitio hours mon wed frl 2 pm 9 pm phone sloultvillc 617 answering service wm s baird dc doctor op cliiropracrio xray ilrs 1012 am 24 t 79 pm monday to friday saturday 1012 am s37 main st n markham ont xclepbono 701 robert w mcvey barrister solicitor sulfa 511 02 richmond street west mttrkbam toronto phono 330 phono em30389 optometrists and husband mr and mrs don ald canning mr and mm frank nichols and kevin have moved from scarboio to the dalton moses house in gormley mr and mrs robert wion and maria mr and mrs roy ackley of sabinsville penn i visited with mr and nichols and family mr and mis wm oir spent 3 few days at duclos point and his rirhod tactfully they instruct ed him in the deeper things of the faith in the quiet privacy of their home and he was hum ble enough to sit at their feet e a grubin ro optometrist ricton slouttville in stouffvillo at the james i mccrcight residence 58 main ministry en- j st e on tite following mondays and tuesdays sept 1 1 la and i j 1 1 1 oct 16th and 17th iako simcoe a speedy recovery is wished for miss cathy sanderson who is ill in bod mr and mrs gordon orr and family of king city had sunday- dinner with mr and mis allan orr and family the occasion be ing in honour of patricias ffitt birthday mr and mrs ohn empikts- prune climbing rpsks soon late august or early septem- mrs cecil i her u a good time to pituie ihej i climbing roses says prof j c taylor 0ac horticulturalist main pin pose of pruning the him mr anj mrs al krp- jear i climbing roes is to replace old wood with new rrowth that will i bear the fiowers for next year prune out the old flowering i wood from the hase and tie the new growth to the trellis by- retting rid of the old wood now the plan can put all its energies into the development of new j young shoots thus ensttriflg a gxvj show of bloom for next garnet v gray od optometrist stolifvtlle medical centre phone 616 for appointment hours 1000 am to 800 pm every tuesday dental funeral directors l e oneill stouefville funeral director and embalmer continuous telephone serrle lnj or night phono rtnilltrlll 3swi neil c smith ians nu3 toronto oi71ci oer canadian bank of commerc tlrpbnnn ictw mift im gradtm of unlrersfy of kcl them nl the stouffville tribune office gossip travels fatef over grapevine that are sllghtlj sour