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SRT i pg NR ae a OE Pa metom een OGD EL Re ongemeny e a ee PS MOT ONT PET keeping much of the tax legis-jsociation and accountants inst!-|taxpayers should be given an legisiation be referred to aljob of rm ednesday, : reparin Decanber Pre-Budget te, opportunity to study proposed|small committee of the Com- = legislation: a re Pah ro y Share igh bard aki. : Oe lation secret before introduction| tur ooh bet levislati Th tin | e length of time between| legislation, e resu con-jmons to give MPs the chance) "As a result of our particular - 7: , special group of officials who STOLE LOCOMOTIVE -- jit from a shed : and planned to iets Pevtinenanas ney ele ie | introduction and enactment ofjstructive criticism might dojto h itn : letter signed by W: J, Hulbig't, j © hear expert witnesses andjsystem, tax legislation is too Secrec letter signed' by W: 4. Wolleliax legislation was fen tolmuch to. reduce the-Ualinaad|anpcaise ibe nrdbabiy conee-lofeh aly conceived, andl EAT Setar legution and onlouirl dah veleay npovenilenlaian hesah Mitt nearby track- Turela, Suaitieen oe ine hl OS ae wa pe iy gg rd fee 'oy RE a --e are acksowl-|fiscal and tax legislation and onjcourt fined. railway apprentice|side home but it overshot some Li ft Urg ed tion committees of the bar as-| "We suggest that informed| The letier suggested that tax|has not enough officials on the els unieat ors dtd the effects of tax aes thas ge hp nage Mago re _ in eed! causing ; 5 R jamage. : OTTAWA (CP)--Removal of ' hae oe the curtain of pre-budge: se- , 9, Be crecy on much of the tax-change a ea bo, Tr Th . : eee legislation introduced in federal government budgets was sug- gested Tuesday by representa- r tives of the legal and account- | ing professions. They proposed a change in the system to permit a more 'hor- ough review and constructive criticism in Parliament, to re- duce the likelihood of "awkward and ineffective legisla- tion" being passed. ; The suggestion was made by a joint delegation of the Cana- dian Bar Association and the Canadian Institute of Chartered Accountants in a meeting with Finance Minister Nowlan and Revenue Minister Hugh John : p . 2 i Wa : 2 : : 7 - . Flemming. Te ' ' (ast aale ei b J Ce Gs I Sai zat Gas Gast aa Ga GaN Gate, ORF ADT Ge a ala aa a TS a aaa aa a a aaa aa aa The occasion was the annual ua a presentation of a brief on sug- gested tax law amendments by the two organizations. "We question the need for Columbus UCW Elects 1963 Officers By MRS. E, LaVIOLETTE COLUMBUS -- The general] meeting of the Columbus United Church Women was held in the| Cisani All styles, all: cian; all TV TebleT. e lower hall of the church recent-| ; yi SN eines! ; able Trays. Brass finished Bookcase. Sliding glass doors colors to blend with any decor. It's legs and decorated metal tops. scund: Aanared die ont Are oe se -- rg A bie age Moma Round, squore. styles. , en styles, shopes on ome styles with hardwood legs. ly. Quiet music was played by a gift the family Mrs, T. Scott while the mem- will enjoy. ...sees. 4.95 rp spins lelag 11,95 borite top. Beauti- 24 88 : versatile. cabinet! colors, all. foam Wash bers assembled. Mrs. S. Cos- ty trays. 005 ful walnut finish . Makes © great gift 9.98 filled, ashable, vinyl tops, 3.69 way president. Mrs. T. Flett took ' mrs illed, From tae From 4.00 cssevseces for the worship the theme "True Christmas Spirit'. Mrs. C. Shaw read the scripture and Mrs, J. Miller read a poem "Keeping Christmas". Mrs. - a Scott played a selection of : 4 < 7 Christmas carols. sh ; : a SN, A donation was voted to the ax j : Me ; E following: Retarded Children,| ; . Pa Cerebral Palsy and Five Oaks. ' ' : ' as ; : io | WEAN he 1; Nig Mrs. M. Houlding arranged the program which included a skit given in the form of a panel discussion by several members on Christmas traditions. Rey. Love presided for the election of officers for 1963. Of- ficers are as follows: president, Mrs, Stafford Cosway; ist vice, Cedar Chests. Still « good selec- ; ' Clock Radio with $-tube elreult. RCA Victor 23" Coniole the per- Mrs. John Wilson; 2nd_ vice, : Mrs, Allan McKenzie; recording Pillow-back Recliner in washable tion in a wide voriety of styles RCA Victor's lowest priced mod- fect gift for the family, Extre generous trade-in allowance, too! secretary, Mrs: Ted McLaugh- | lin; corresponding secretary, #6 Aihoge ae, Blooty: Brolin, von. end sizes. 59.00 Mrs. Grant Webber. \ae . Gold... 59.88 From ...seesees el. Assorted Treasurer, Mrs. Stewart Mur- Oaee We colors, .... With ison; pianist, Mrs. Thomas| ge ade oes Scott; assistant pianist, Mrs. ; Roy Ratcliffe. Unit Leaders -- Evening Unit, Mrs, Grant Webber; North Unit, : Mrs, Earnest White; East Unit,) 7 5 i va, e Mrs. Gordon Corner; Village " ce : Unit, Mrs. Lloyd Dalby. : ; 'gg Be Committee chairmen -- Chris. | "xe em BY ; Vk - tian Citizenship and Social Ac- : ' | tion, Mrs. Lloyd Dalby; Com-|g ' ; i iy " / 4 munity Friendship and visiting,| x a t , < aS Mrs. Norman Scott and Miss CSIherme cS --. Smith. facia > f ' peration in Christian Edu-| & c/a AY ; i, cation and Missionary, Mrs. Ray|Sa @ } 4 ool ¥ 5 ' FURNITORE WO Scott; finance, Mrs. Roy Rat-)#§ r i ' Y : cliffe; flowers, Mrs. Cyril Shaw; ; } OPEN EVERY literature and communications, a ; ; NI " & AA Mrs. Stanley Webber. ale 3-Pe, Kindergarten. Set with big GHT 'TIL... aiaieee Fuji Tepe Recorder. All 'uji Tape Reco . All transis- RCA Victor Steree Console, AM/ ues, i a, gtr tig toy eS ane 18" Gis ail ' _ rs. Arthur Smith an rs. turdy Tricycle . . . big, stron x "table and two matching Norman Scott. on mandy A allt Wat 9 88 chairs. 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