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PRONE 527-0240 Seaforth
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NEXT WEEK
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Beginning Thursday, April 17th
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ligATING 7S.
PHARMACY.'
(M. E. HOOVER, Phm.B.)
Phone 5g74990 • Seaforth
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CARS-
1968 Ford Galaide 500, 4-door hardtop,
'double power.
3-4968 Pontiac Laurentians, one 6, two 8s, •
P.S., A.T.
68 Chev. Belaire 8-cyl., P.S.
3-1968 Chev. Impalas, 4-door, A:T.
1967 Dodge 500 P.S., P.B., 8-cyl.
4-4967 Parisiennes, 3 hardtops, 1 sedan
2--1967 Ford Galaxie 500s, 2-door hardtops,
fully equipped.
1967 Beaumont 4-door Sedan, V-8 'auto.
STATIONepWAGONS-
1966 Chev. Bel-Air, V-8, P.S., auto,
40 to choose from — 40
Pontiacs, Chevse Fords and Dodges from
1963 to 1966, in hardtops and sedans, most
with power.
TRUCKS.-
1967 Chev. 1/2 -Teri Piek-up, V-B
1967 Chev. V4.-Ton, V-8 standard
1967 Ford 1-Ton, auto.
1964 Chev, 1-Ton Stake with duals
1964 Chev, 3-Ton Stake
VANS-
1966 Ford Econoline Super Van.
2-1964 Ford Econoline Vans
BRUSSELS MOTORS
BRUSSELS — ONTARIO
PHONE 173—"The Home of Better Used Carl' " OPEN EVERY EVENING
Phone 527-0810 : Seaforth
Dairy Products are available at
GERALD'S SUPERTEST STATION
Sundays, Holidays, Everyday — Maple Leaf
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incio4i*os, sl;$4,f0aTio, chrr,i
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23 Nostril
24 Dion
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27 Hardens
20 Segment
32 Blew York
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33 He bas one of.41Importata
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followings in 42 Bodies of
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35 More inferior 49 Genus of
38 Community In shrubs
Ohio 44 Department of 38 Sloth France 39 Palm fiber 45 Guineas (ab.)
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Aqm John' -PrOlgt
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pt 1. he was 04-YeaW o age
-00% was the former Charlotte
Anti Norris,. She is Surv4ed by
one Son, John of Stale and by
three daughters, Verna; Mrs,
Peter Pigeon of Galt; Marvis,
Mrs. James 1VIcKellar of Staffs;
and Zoe, Mrs. Thomas Kay of
London;- eight grandchildren
arid eight great-grandchildren;
two brothers, Hugh Norris, of
Ohiselhurst; and William Nor-
ris of Detroit; one sister, Rebec-
ca, Mrs, Louis Kiel of Vancen-
ver. •
The funeral was held in the
Heath-Leslie feneral home on
Monday at .2 p..117. with Rev. A.
H. Daynard officiating.
'The pallbearers- were Bruce
PRI3Plea Seaforth, David Sim
and Ronald Kay, London, Wi-
li,am McKellar, Staffa, William
Pigeon, Hespeler and Peter To-
on! of Kitchener. Interment was
in Staffa cemetery,
-'.phis" income tax column has
hemieprepared by the Keti chener
Distract Office, Depaetit of
'National Revenue, Taxetien,
The questions used are common
ones, and the answers usually
'straightforward. However, un-
usual circumstances sometimes
alter the answer. If your (pee
tier isn't answered here, or In
the Income Tax Guide, phone
742-8361 ie Kitchener or write
National Revenue, Taxation, 168
Frederick St., Kitchener for
free advice.
Q. What shall I de if my ad
dews has changed since last
year?
A. If your name or address is
now different, be sure 4o make
tine trearnsenY 011,eneee and do
Mkt Ihea nom'"riderd as
St. Louis is unbeatable
Nothing (repeat, nothing) can
stop the' St. Louis .Cardinals
from winning the National base-
ball League's Eastern Division.
Their B squad is stronger than
any A team they'll; face in their
group this season.
St. Louis made two key trades
this year, eel:nee:Mg- the tal-
ented Vada Pinson from Cincin,
nati Reds to replace, the retired
Roger Maris in right field,' and
catcher-fiat' baseman Joe Torre
froni•the Atlanta Braves for Or-
lando Cepeda.
Torre will see most of his
action • at first, although he
could be used to spell all-star
Tim McCarver behind the plate,
Cepeda's average and attitude
sank to an all-time low last year,
-and he became expendable.
The Cardinals with these two
additions, have virtually the
same club which waltzed. its
way to an early pennant last
year.
• Their -fine- pitching tarps is
headed by Bob Gibson. Last
year he was 22-9, struck out
268 batters in 198 innings and
had an earned run average of
1.12. He is unquestionably one
of the greatest riglithanders of
all time.
As the man once said: "Gib-
son is' Gibson."
Behind Gibson" are Nelion
Miles (19-11)," Steve. Carlton
Somebody
Wants What
You Pon't 1 Need!
SELL
Through
Huron
ExpoSitor
Classified
Want' Ads
an
-iminediattelYWW-44COW Also be eme it ie theelfenetted.:
return that You send) to. the Data
Centre. If Yone Jeddreasel five;
changed since filing made yen
ha'. e claimed a refund), eu. lour
tax return, write to yoter
triet taxation • office •tefeeraiialle. • them of the change. Mane re-
fund cheques are delayed) each
ear as a result of taxnaaperS
changing their address niter
Ming. •
Q. My son attended =Livered:tie.
this year mad I paid, hits tuition fees of $600.00. can I &duet
this born my income?
A, No., Ttittion fees are
student hienself, .. Of
ductible from the 'Me of the
who paid them or Where the
money came from. However, if
(13-11), and Ray Washburn (14-8)
Dave Giusti from the Houston
Astros and Gary Waslewski
from Boston Red Sox make the
pitching staff that much strong-
er.
With Ron Willis, Joe Hoerner,
and maybe, Bo Belingky, the
bullpen will be sound, although
not overpowering.
With Torre at first the Cards
have a "quick" infield which ex-
cels, in defence, and will be ad-
equate at the plate. ' ' -
Julian Javior will be at sec-
ond, Dal Maxvill at shortstop
and the always improving. Mille
Shannon at third. If Maxvill ever
begin to hit for .270 average
the Cards 'would have four aces
in the. infield.
St. Loais has baseball's finest
outfield.
Lou Brock, Curt Flood and
Pinson can do it all. They will
be at the other club's in a var-
iety of ways, both offensively
and defensively..
Atlanta Braves, will be a dis-
tant second in the NL's Eastern
Division.
The young pitching staff of
Pat Jarvis, Phil. Niekro and Ron
Reed must have a big season.
The return of Rico Carty (out
last' year with tuberculosis) to
join Hank Aaron and Felipe
Alou gives Atlanta an outfield
which can perform adequately
when on defence and deliver
the long ball on offence.
Running behind Atlintaaiwill
be the Philadelphia Phillies, if
Richie Allen is 'enjoying him-
self. His temperament could
throw the. entire team "out of
whack".
Fireballing is the only way
to describe the Phillies' pitch-
ing, Chris Short, Woody Fry-
man and Rick Wise all throw
with overpowering speed, but
wildness keeps them in_trouble.
However, the bullpen gang of
Dick Farrell, Gary Wagner, Jeff
James and Grant Jackson is ex-
cellent, mid usually, this crew
will earn its money with fine re-
lief work.
The Pittsburg Pirates can't
expect to be a contender with
four regulars (Don Clendenon,
Maury Wills, Manny Mota and
Al MeBean) gone.
Reokiee will be the key -tie
the Pirates' success this year,
and they won't be able to do
much Judie than open, a fourth-
place door.
The New York Mets and Mon-
treal Expos will vie for the fifth
and• six pots in the division.
New York should edge out
the Canadian club on the basis
of the solid young pitching
staff of. Jerry Koosman, Tom
Seaver and Nolan Ryan.
About all 1VIonfrial has going
is the talented manipulating of
manager. Gene Mauch, regarded
by Many as one of baseball's
top managerial brains.
PORN , and BEAN
CONTRACTS
at most attractive prices
•
W. G. Thompson & Sons Ltd.
HENSALL TELEPHONE 262-2527
Specializing in .Registered
And Certified Seed Grain
they were pad by his. en/PleYer, -
the attuNitat may MAO 'a deduct./
ion only it the employer bee re-
m4.
eted them on the studenit'e
T .
Q. :If my wife and I are both
workeee, can one of us claim
medical expenses and charitable
donations made in the nal= tad
the other? We have no depend).
ants.
A. Yes. You may arrange be.'
teveen to elaine Your alinev-
able dometeoue and medical ex-
pewee to your best advantage.,
If one claims all the donations
and medical expenses the other
is ,entitled, to, t standard deer
&tenon.
Q. intist I have a Soleial ewer-
ance-Nemiber?,
A. Yes, if you' are required to
file an income tax' return you
are reqaired) by law to tare a
social insurance number. Also it
is important that the in/foirmad -
ion) filed on your social 'mule
miceinenaber oinakicadan me-rect as yaw Oanadai Pension)
Plan records will be based on
this 'information.
Q. Is' it necessary fora farmer
to pay hisincome tax by instal-
mends?
A. The Income Tax Act re,
quires payment of 2/3 of the
tax by December 31 and the bal.
once by the following April 30.•
Q. I gave $50 to the United
Appeal. Can claim this in ad-
dition to the standard deduct-
iirvn $1 ,f10.
A. No, You ere entitled to
claim either the standaird de,
duction $100._ or your cbanit-
able donations and medical ex-)
penoes, but not both in the same
• year.
News of
Winchellsea
Mrs., Phil Heim visited on
Thusday with Mrs. Bev. Parsons
and family near Exeter.
Mr. and Mrs: -George Frayne
of Sunshine Line visited on
Friday with Mr. and Mrs.
Mathers of Exeter celebrating
Larry's birthday.
Mrs. Gerry Grubbe and Mich-
ael of Farquhar visited on Thur.
Nay with Mr. and Mrs. Free-
man Horne.
Mrs. Annie Veal of Exeter is
visiting for a time with Mr. and
Mrs. Elwyn Kerslake and family.
Mr. and. Mrs. Howard nay-
man and family of Kippen vWt-
ed on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Win. Walters.
Mr. and Mrs. Rueben.Pehlire
of lVfonkton spent the weekend
with Mr. and Mrs. Sanford, Hut
ton, Dennis and Diane.
Mr. and' lVfrs. Ross Mathers
and' Larry of Exeter, visited on
Sunshine Line, Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. George Frayne,
Mr. George Bailey visited on
Saturday with his sister, Mrs.
Alf Collier in Kirkton.
(Open daily Monday to Saturday)
Bruise's Office Phone 66
(OPen Tuesday &friday only)
Classified Ads pay dividends.
Let us prepare your
Income Tax 'Forms
for you this ,year•
Reasonable rates and
guaranteed service
Phone early for an
appointment
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Insurance Agency
Phone Monkton 347-2241
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