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This 'income tax column has
been prepared by the Kitchener
District Office, Department of
„National Revenue, Taxation.
The questions used are common
Ones, and the answers usually
straightforward. However, un-
usual circumstances • sometimes
alter .the answer. If your ques-
tion isn't answered here, or in
the Income Tax Guide, 'phone
742-8361 in Kitchener or write
National Revenue, Taxation, 166
Frederick St., Kitchener for
free advice.
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INSURANCE
Auto, Fire, Life
Donald G. Eaton.
Insurance Agency Limited
Office in Massonic Block
Main Street ,
Phone 527.1610 : Seaforth
attracted sixteen
eat, Mrs. Qiiirence.
eomed the members and guests.
Winners. were: TiadieS', high, Mre,
Clarence Volley& consolation,
Mrs, Wilbert -.Ogling, Men's
high, Glenn Rell; consolation,
Wilbert Billing.. 14adleelone
hands, Mrs, R. -McAllister;:..Mens.
lone hands, Robert Rigle; draw
winners were Wayne parte...owl
Mrs. R. M. Peck.
A successful euchre 'party
sponsored by the C. B. and -1".
committee oof Amber Rebekah
was :held in the IOOF.
Lodge Hall Thursday with nine
tables 04 play.
Winner's: 10464'.1.44. Ray
Goner GOO .10014.0*1... .00h*Olatioll,
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Kyle,,telotoMung Matter Reb-
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patients at Quebt :y-Vursing
Home WedneSilayliftertitiOn and
Pre sented each patient with an
Easter treat.
aobltion, St art of ithet Vf,
was Viral
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' NOTICE —
For Co-op Insurance .
Call
W. ARTHUR w-Rwirr
Phone 527-1484 — John' St:
SEAFORTH
Complete Coverage for: -. '
• Auto and Truck
• Farm Liability
• Employer's Liability
• Accident and Sickness
• Fire, Residence, Contents
• Fire, „Commercial
• Life Insurance & Savings
• Huron Co-Op Medical
Service,'•
• Wind hainirance
Note: Due to the Ontario Employment Standards Act
governing a 48-hour work week, our Planti will be closed
all day Saturday..
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just surviveda
another *inter:
But how about next
year? If you have any doubts,
give us a call. If you need a new
furnace, we can install it. We can
even modernize your' present one.
Or.instatI an oil-fired water heater.
Whatever you need, our easy fi-
nance plan will• cover the total Cost,
including labour. Let us rejuvenate your entire heating
'System. You'll Ihis in total comfort for years to come.
Whey you have a child or reach 21
or move-to a new address
or when you are newly married...
To lceeyour OMSIP protection and to
epee!! figment-notify within 30 darn
Realer lInsurance Registration Board,
2199 WNW, Street, Taranto 7.
W. J. CLARK
John Clark of Bruce-
field died March 19 at the age
of 82, after being ill for slij,
weeks.
A 'resident of Brucefield for
ten years, he was born on the
Goshen Line, in Stanley Town-
'ship on February 28, 1087., son
of the late Mr. and Mrs. Lan-
celot Clark and was
and,
on.
Arne 18, 1924, to the • former
Della R. Keys.. was mem-
ber of Brucelfebl. United 004
and fernier member of 000fill
United Churel•vh6re he 'taught
Sunday School 'and as "an
der for WAY Ye**.
Besides his 'Wife, ae is *tr.
vived by a rdstothter, VW*,
Sin (Doris) fOf AR '44
Bruce/len a` -Itetlites,
of Hamilton stud three *Mid-
children. He was tirelieteitte11
by two sisters.
The funeral was held Mira
21st from Beattie funeral bottle,
Clinton, with the Rev. E. D.
Stuart of Brucefield officiating.
Interment was in Bayfield„com,
etery.
Pallbearers were Garfield
Howes, Vernon Clark, Fred
Boyce, Chester Sturdy„ James
Keys and Bruce Keys. Flower-
bearers were Elgin Elwood and
Douglas Robinson.
The card party sponsored by
Hensall Womens Institute held
in the Legion Hall Wednesday
FUNERAL
Priz
MRS. VIOLET SCHWALM
Mrs, Violet Schahn, widow of
the late Peter Schwalm, passed
away in Stratford General Hos-
pital onyednesday, March 26th..
the former Violet Pfaff of Zur-
Q. My mother, who is 70, is
living with us. She receives the
Old Age Pension and Supple-
ment for a total income of
$1,260,00. May ,I claim her as a
dependent?
A. No. The Cild Age !Pension
and Supplement, give her an in-
come of over $950 and you may
not claim her as a dependent.
Q. I was sick. just before Chris-
tmas and the doctor's bill is, dat-
ed 'December 19, 1968. I didn't
pay the bill until January 5,
1969. Cab I include this' in-my
medical expense claim on my
1968 return?
A. This depends on who paid
the doctor's. bill. Ordinarily, if
you paid it yourself, you cannot
include it in a medical expense
claim for 1968 because you did
not pay it before the end of the
year. However, if it was paid
through • a medical insurance
,plan, a' special provision iii .the
Income Tax. Act allows you to
include it in a claim for 1968 be-
cause incurred the expense in
that year. •
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N.:CONCRETE
1961 as 'the year of averaging
and 'am eligible to average ag-
until , a year in, which averaging
average again using 1966 as the
ain in 1966. Am I required to
would be more beneficial to me?
year of averaging, or can I wait
Seaforth 527-11206 Goderrch '524-7361
SUPPLY LIMITED
A. You may choose any year
you wish as the year of averag-
ing, provided that Returns have
been filed as required and that
the averaging' period chosen
does not overlap another period
for whiCh you have averaged.
Renting out
rooms, cabins,
transient
accommodation?
This message is important.
You'are now required by favisto-iegister as Vendors, and beginning April 1st,
RAY
to collect Vie Retail Sales Tax if you provide lodging in hotels, 4otels, hostels,,
tourist homes, clubs and other similar accommodation.
You need not collect tax if you have less than four rental units. There is no
tax on a rental period of one month or more. -
Register now with your nearest district Retail Sales Tax Office listed below.
They will be glad to answer any queries you may have about these and other
changes in The Retail Vales Tax Act.
N. . If you have 'a Vendor's permit now, you need not register again. You will
be informed of the changes by mail.
DISTRICT OFFICES"
Ottawa
a 744-6318
982-9223
627-2786
451-3000
474-4900
326-3519 Hampton Park Plaza, Kirkwood &Darling 72951.03 Port Arthur
Sudbury: '
Toronto
374 Ouellette AVernie 252.4405
229 p*Orl Street 345-1294 -
Welland
85 Eglinten Avenue East 487,7161
76blvidion Street 7324.318
Windsor .
102 Durham Strget'South r ' _674-3151
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AND THE -KIND OF QUALITY
YOU CAN • DEPEND ON .
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FARM, FARM STOCK FOR SALE?
USE EXPOSITOR 'CLASSIFIED
, Q. I have received most of
the information slips for my
Income Tax Return but I am
still' waiting for one of .. them.
Should I file my return without
this slip?
A. No. Please wait until you
have all your T4 slipt and med-
ical receipts before filing your
return. A missing information
slip may cause delays in pro-
cessing, as such information. If
you have not received your T4
slips by early in March, you
should ask your emidloyer for
them.
,Q. 'Can a farmer pay wages'
to his family and• claim the ex:•
pePse?
A. Full details will be found
cm page 6 of the Farmer's and
Fisherman's Guide.
Q. I started h new businesi
in 1968. Can you tell me what
depreciation I can claim?
A. Capital cost allowanee,
sometimes referred to, as de-
preciation, is allowed as a de-
duction. The rates vary with the
type (class) of asset.
' For example: Class 10 - cars,
trucks etc. 30%; Class 6 - frame
and stucco. buildings 10%.; Class
3 - steel, brick and concrete
buildings, •5%.
Rates for other assets may be
obtained by reference to the-
Incoine Tax Regulations or at
your local District Taxation Of-
fice. SpeCial rates may apply to
assets of a farmer or fisherman.
For these, see the Farmer's and
• Fisherman's Guide.
ieh, she 84 Airs,-$0.91/4*/ with her inisbsnd,apd family
took UP residence in Mensal'
some thirty years a& coning
from Zurich. Mr. Snlintalln
deceased her in November 1,.911 *
A mother of twelve children a.
son Mervik, and a daughter MTS.
Robert McKenzie (Leurene), Pre-
deceased her.
Mrs. Schwab? was a member
of St. Peter's Lutheran Church',
Zurich. Surviving are fly, sons, ° 7
'Austin, Stratford; gorilop,„'IrOh, Hen-
sall; Lealand, Hamilton; Karl,
Camp Borden; Raymond, .Nan
AO. Five daughters; (May) Mrs.,
Arthur O'Hara, Tiondoin;, (Violet),
Mrs. Jack St, thoto,
.as.; (Nelda) Ms, zioga:, Hot*
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added by -ReIrc A. B.‘,I5lielofelL
Burial wanin St. Peter's Luther-
an Cemetery.
Pallbearers were grandsons;
Gerald Hansen, Charles Schw-
alm, David Schwalm, R. Schw-
aim, Richard Schwalm, Glen
'McKenzie.
Flowerhearers were grand-
sons, Peter- O'Hara, Terry Schw-
alm.
Bonthron Funeral Home, Hen-
sail was in charge.
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Questions and. Answers
A cubic yard of concrete is 27 cubic feet. Be sure you get this amount. Call us for free
estimate. We will be pleased to tell you how many •cubic yards your job will require.
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220 °uncles St. East
Hamilton.
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London
1472 Dundee St. East
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