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ORONO WEEKLY TIMES, THU!RSDAY, APlUL lOth, 1969 Townlship Meeting (eontinued from page 1) eday pUrn, .ng set at 100,000 gal- lons. The mosti recent plan of sub- division for development of land by Sunnydene Estate north of the Orono Cemetery was placed be- fore Council. The Plan now shows two entrances from the sub-div- ision coming out on the Taunton Road. There -is no direct access into Orono. The plan was re- ferred te the Clarke Township Planning Board. A recommendation that Sunny- ç1ene Estate grant a total of 9.24 acres of land (not suitable for building) from the proposed sub- divfision to the Township plus a sum of $10,000.00 was filed by counceil. Counil gave first and second Assessment the whole Province. H1e said the Pr'ovince feit that a form of prop- erty tax was stili warranted and that assessrnent should be based at current values. H1e believed that property tax reading to a 'Dog Control by-law. Catholic Sehool, Toronto; P. J. I- vay, supervisor of students, Ai- ministrative Head R. J. Bruce, and W. H-. G. Charette, guidance head, Fisher Park Hift Sehool, Ottawa; Miss Frances Craig and Messhs. Enns and Dodds. The workshop was one in a series conducted throughout the province by OTF. - The Canadian Statesman on working farMS shouid differ î.ûm that of non-working farms. lle said 'he forsaw tax concession ,i .")iking ftarmns but that a pro- posed Capital Gain ýTax could be a charge* when the farm soid.. Mr. Hewson stated that much p ~eshas been made in the ,ssussment field. inequalities, which exist hie said, have been chiefi.ï esLabished on a political basis. In the past he said the gov- ernment has given the direction with municipalities having to hear the costs. H1e said neîther staff or equipment has been avail- able to be able to carry, out re- assessment programis. In answering a question on es- tablishing the value or assess- ment of a property it was pointed gtqt that such is determined by studying actuai sales in the mun- icipalit<ý betwecn prudent pur- chaser and prudent seller. Here flý sai Lle County Assessment iuüparýtrent has access to ail sal- ,,p- ýs païd, descripti6n and iflOi~dS .hýuh are regi>tered with the registry office. ~viï....~wOn aio saL..;d that in many cases a farmýr is a sp ,cu- lator and that definition at tIies is qutte difficult. He also said that with the information, now available to the assessment de- partment an accurate valuation of a property can be made by the Assessor at present-day values. The speaker was întroduced by Mr. R. D. Morton and thanked by Mr. E. Copping. IMVany new tities are offered thîsà week. They include a dozen oï ý;ntei*est to young aduit readers -a grab bag of rnystery and dog THE WRONG BOX-Hilarlous mystery spoof, starring two bum- bling villians and one elusive corpse. -L uE SIIAGGY DOG- Screen-- p ay Intobgok, adaptation of W., iîisney's zan. spy movie. Illus- trated wiith plots from the film, BLACK SPANIEL MYSTERY - Teeneage twins, a champion ,pup, a haffling theft. SHAG - "No-account" staghound regains the confidence of lis mas- ter. BRISTLE FACE- A funny look- ing hound proves he has the cour- age of a champion.', BEST BUY! Save 30e. - FREEZE DRIED FOR FLAVOUR! 8 ounce jar MAXIM Instant 6 BEST BUY! SAVE 4e - Assorted (Strained) 43/ oz Heini, Foods 4,for 4 c BEST BUV, - Save 6e. - Orane, or Grapefruit 48 oz. 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