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The White Paper had suggested that capital gains be taxed as ordin- ary income â€" the committee urged that they be taxed at half the rate of personal income tax. In practice this 'would introduce a capital gains tax in Canada at than American levels. On the most fundamental ls- sue the committee supported the government proposal. That issue is integration. The White Paper proposed that a credit be given to company shareholders for the corporation tax which had been paid on company pro- fits. This credit they could ap- ply to their personal tax. For large companies with stock is- sued in the stock market the credit would be 50% of tax. For others it would be a complete credit. The purpose of the proposal is to avoid the "double" taxation mhinh n+hprwise would take Most of my summer was rate schedule, but with impor- spent in Ottawa helping to draft tant modifications. Instead of the report of the House of applying a top rate of 50 Per Commons Committee on Tax cent on income over $24,000, as Reform. Our report was pre- the White Paper proposes, the sented to the Commons early in committee would apply the 50 October and provides I believe. per cent rate at $30.000 01‘ both an equitable and accept- higher and it recommends a top able basis for the government‘slrate of 60 per cent on income legislation -â€" expected early over $60,000. He)“ Spfing- A On the most fundamental is: The committee urged that no capital gains tax *bc_ collected on the sale of a residence. nor‘ on stock shares every five years (as proposed by the government) nor on personal property valued under $1,000 per item. Making these changes lead us to re- commend that the tax on capital gains be applied upon death, and this in turn led us to re- commend a great relaxation on estate taxes â€"- «namely that no estate tax be collected on es- tates valued at less than $150,- 000. Business men will be interes- ted in proposals which will af- fect them. We recommended there be strict accounting on claimed business expenses. We were extremely concerned about the position of small businesses â€"this is one are-a where there is great public controversy. The committee decided small busi- nesses should be helped â€"-â€" but it could not agree on whether this assistance should be to all small businesses, those which are new businesses, or those that are growth businesses. The committee supported the basic approach to the mineral re- source industries outlined in the White Paper, but adopted pro- posals to encourage more pro- cessing of these resources in Canada. The Commons Committee ac- cepts the White Paper proposal to raise personal exemptions to $1,400 from $1,000 for single persons and to $2,800 from $2,000 for married persons. V The Commons Committee ac- cepts the form of the proposed Now is the time to make pro- vision for proper and convenient care of your dog during the coming winter, says local Can- ine Control Officer James Ryan. Canine Control Officer Advises Dog Owners 0n Wintertime Care Keeping animals in applies the whole year round, not just in summer, says Mr. Ryan. “If a dog is unfortunate en- ough to be hit by a car and in- jujred in winter, it suffers a lot more than in summer. So to av- oid getting them 'hurt in the first place keep them under con- trol. “Anybody who lets his dog run is simply displaying to the world he really isn‘t an animal lover in any way. People whose animals are found running at large can be charged and fined up to $50 for the offence," says the canine control officer. If your dog is kept in a fen. ced yard. now is the time to check the fence to see if it is secure. There will soon be frost and ice to hamper repair work. Benson’s White Paper On Taxation If a dog is kept outside in a kennel or house. the building should be insulated if possible. The dog house should be raised from the ground on two pieces of wood. or in some other way, so there is an air gap between the floor and ground. A draft cloth of some kind should be hung over the ken- nel opening. Sacking or canvas are suitable materials. This keeps drafts away from your dog. r‘People who would normally tie their dogs securely during the day may find it impossible Avod the Christmas blush. a El ea ry. Out 0% town: Dec. 13th. Local: Dec. 17th. John Roberts MP The purpose of the proposal is‘ to avoid the “double” taxation which otherwise would take place on company profits. The committee decided that is was difficult to apply differ- ent standards to the two kinds of businesses. It recommended therefore a 50% credit of tax for ,all companies. ’ In sum. the proposals put for- ward by the committee meet most of the criticism levelled against the White Paper. One corresponding result, however, is that the low income earners. w‘hile assisted by the commit- tee proposal, will not improve their position as much as the original White Paper suggested. My own hope is that the Minis- ter of Finance, Mr. Benson will be able to go further in this direction that the committee was able to go. I have a limited number of‘ copies of the committee report â€"- I urge those who want more detail on our tax reform pro- posals to write me for a copy â€"â€" care of the House of Com- mons, Ottawa. You might be interested in the response to the question- naire I sent to every house in York Simcoe «asking, among other things, “DO YOU FAVOR THE GOVERNMENT TAX RE- FORM PROPOSALS? "its: 33%; N0: 41%; NOT SURE: 26%. OTTAWA REPORT Interestingly the young fav- ored it â€"- the age group 18 to 25 supported by a ratio of 4to 1. But the over 25 age group had three opposed for every two supporters. and a large group were undecided -â€"â€" especially in Aurora and Newmarket. to do this in winter. This may be particularly true for the lad-y of the house if she has forgotten about the chain and has allowed it to become buried in the ice or snow. The best way to prevent this is to provide now for a high place to hang the chain when it isn’t being used," says Mr. Ryan. LEMONVILLE â€"- A beautiful thoroughbred filly, owned by Jim and Louise Milligan of Lemonville, in Whitchurch Township came home a double winner from the Royal Winter Fair. ‘ Dogs kep/c out all night in winter should be the long- haired variety. Short-haired dogs are usually unable to with- stand long severe cold nights in winter without suffering ex- posure. Precautions taken now will help keep dogs off the roads in winter time. Allowing dogs to run in winter is unfair both to the animals and to the motor- ists. On icy roads a dog doesn’t stand a chance, and the motorist has even less of a chance, says Mr. Ryan. Dogs running loose can cause motorists to have ac- ciden’ts. For further advice on winter care of your dog, Mr. Ryan in- vites owners to call Canine Con- trol at 8894081 or 887-5562. She not only topped the year- ling filly class, but also went on to take the junior championsnlp. Her siré is Nashua Belle. owned by James Sabiston of Unionville‘ YORK SIMCOE (Continued from Page 2) theory of directing and acting. Michael, after casting the play in the conven- tional way of most directors, stepped out of the “mold”. He started the whole group on improvis- ations. trust exercises and individual confrontation of each other in a positive way. Thus, in a very short time in a room filled with strangers, Michael could easily select those who domineered, took com- mand, and those who were in need of his help in confidence building. A neat trick indeed! Judy was beside herself as she tried to explainâ€" “We all sat in a circle and Michael crushed a paper bag, shaped it and convinced us it was a dying bird. Then he passed it to the first person in the circle . . . you should have seen their faces Bonnie (fantastic!). We really believed it was a wounded bird and some of the people actually had tears in their eyes as they cradled it to their breasts. In a few minutes it took the bird to go full circle, we became one in our grief for this creature. As the last person handed it back to Michael, he moved to the centre of the circle, laid the bird gently down -â€" then violently smashed down and crushed it under his heel. Explosive results! In- stant hatred! The whole group turned on him, normally shy young girls swore vehemently at him and others started toward him.” (Pretty powerful stuff eh?) Judy told me of other exercises he had them perform and was clearly_excited ahout it. Michael plans to have all these “strangers” continue like this until Christmas, without so much as a glance at the script. He can afford this luxury because “Birdie” won’t be staged until May when it opens at Hart House. He is extremely pleased with last week’s confrontation and feels his people are reallyrbecoming a cohesive group. If Judy’s reaction is indicative of the remaining members of the cast, Michael Stanwick is capable of fantastic person-to-person results. Enthusiasm? I’m not even in this thing and I’m enthusiastic! Terrific! months from now). 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