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KINDERGAittk*
REGISTRATION
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Seatorth. Public Scbtiol
Wotild parents of children to begin
school in September, 1969, please send
the name, and date .131 ,bjrth, to the Prin-
cipal at your earliest convenience.;
J. W. TALBOT,
Principal.
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Phone viz-6995 Seatorth
Checking the Spring delivery schedule are left,
Bob Taylor, Ideal Agrico Sales Representative and
Charles Walkom, Agricultural Chemicals Limited,
District Manager.
Modern, Agrico 4-ton rental spread-
ers are available to help you get -
your fertilizer in quickly and effici-
ently.
A BETTER WAY FROM AGRICO
CRITIC L. PATH
oROP PROGRAMS 1.
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Amigos's- •
flEreioni00 apRolagon.- •0.9x4
11 Mammal's ,
cOering
1:9.• Uttklawer • 34W1ltlass
" 36Veriod
D Assist
9 lYfaseuline
nickname
20•Befere
21 Pig Pert
22 Abstract
being
23 Idolizes
26 Sea eagles
28 Armed
conflict
29 Depot (ab.)-
30 Bitter vetch,
31 Light brown
32 System of.
signals
34 Sense of sight
37 foripthit
38 Race course
SiirAP iiari • garland
1111 Scottish.
alder'tree
43 Mariner's
direction
43 Consume
food.
44 Likenesses
47 Marked with
Snots (bot.).
50 Certain
Sioux
Indians 51 Thicker
52 Whipsocket
03 Those Who
(suffix)
DOWN A
1 Aftersong
2 Girl's name
3 Puffed up
4 Small horse
5 Lifetime
6 Source of
light
7 Pairs (ab.)
8 Ascended
- 9 Fortifications
10 Plant parts
12 Expungers
13 Neat
18 Possessive
pronoun '
24 Was indebted
for e
soLUT1ON
25 Uncommon
26 Japanese
outcasts 37 Torments 38 Tidier
enzyme
381'klot as much 27 Hindu
40 Roman roads ' queen
45 Tibetan 29 Fixed salary
gazelle 32 Bizet opera 46 Conclusion
33 Decorated
48 Whirlwinds 34 Mover's 49 Powerful truck
explosive 35 Oxidizing
To i
Ilibbert residents in future
will pay their taxes in two in-
stalments. Hibbert Council at
the April meeting instructed the
Clerk, Mrs. Anne Burchill to
prepare for two payments of tax-
es in 1969. The first instalment
will be due the 15th of June
and the second instalment the
1st of Deceniber.
The General and Road Liabil-
ity insurance was renewed with
Mrs. Mabel Giifellen and Bar.
bara of Exeter visited on- Wed-
neSday evening with Mr. and
Mrs. Win. Walterk
Mrs. Wm. Walters and Mrs.
George Frayne of Sunshine
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice 'Dalton,
Stratford; Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Malone, Kitchener; visited Mrs.
J. L. Malone.
Miss It o s e Doyle, Cedar
Springs, visited Mr. and Mrs.
Michael-Doyle.
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Murray
F. Adair Callipbell and son with
little change from last year.
Fred Harburn was hired to
spray roacisideifor 1969 at' 64.00
per mile.
H. Uderstadt O.L.S. and Drain-
age Engineer of Triton. Engin-
eering Services, Qrangeville, was appointed Engineer for a clean
out and improvement; of the
Campbell Municipal Drain.
The 1968 Financial Report was
adapted as audited by, Monteith,
Monteith and Company with a
surplus for the year of $7369.00.
Effective immediately all ar-
rears of property taxes are to be
paid at the erk-Treasurers Of-
fice, Court o se, Stratford.
Road a e' onlits for $5862.00
and 1 accounts for $8898:
were ortied paick
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Before heeding the fellow
who objects to' unmarked
police vehicles, 'check the
condition of his fenders.
Somebody
Wants .What
You Don't Need!
SELL
Through
Hwron
Expositor
Ckssifisd
Want Ads
ST. COLU
and family, Toronto; visited Mr,
and Mrs, Gilbert MniTay.
Mr. and Mrs. Auguste Duck-
arme and Mr. and Mrs. Ron
Marcy, Stratford visited in Kit-
chener on Sunday.
James Sloan Sr. is a patient
in Seaforth Community Hospital.
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Now Two Ins align
NEWS of WINCHELSEA
da*: SW- .,. • -.The Elimville Woilien'S'instit-
ner -and Matirsce,Aifinee. utelelda Pot Luck Supper Wed-
Mr. and Mi•VRairinezicnIblite qiesdayf evening at thettownship
of Kirkton 'el:sited. 'on Sunday hall :With election of officers fol,
with Mr. and Mrs. Freeman lowing. '•!` _" !..EALMrs.." SanfordHutton, Mrs.
AY01131 r•oward;:*Mis, Toni: Camp-
,
bell,-' Mits. Freeman Xerile, Mr.
and Mrs. Phil [Hem visited en
Fri,dat evening with Mr. and
Mrs. Win. Walters.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cole of
London visited on Sunday with
Mr. and, Mrs. Freeman Horne.
Mrs. George Frayne and Mr.
and Mrs. Bob Patterson, Leslie,
Linda of Lucan visited on Sat-
erday afternoon with Mis. Wm.
Walters.
Line visited ih. Ei'cetes pn Thus- Horne.
Tax Tips ---
Q. Why are there two numbers
on my income tax form?
A. The number which is prin-
ted in the form along-with your
name and address is a special
. account number which is made
up from letters from your sur-
name, your date of birth' and
other identifying 'factors. If
your name is Smith this number
positively identifies you among
the 50,000 Smiths in Canada. It
also 'enables the computer to
match your return with that of
last year and thus speed pp pro-
cessing. The other nutnber
shown on the income tax form is
the social insurance number
which is used to record pay-
ment into the' banada Pension
Plan. and Unemployment Insur-
ance matters. In any corres-
pondence with the Department
it is important • to use the ac-
count number or .social insur-
ance number to avoid any un-
necessary delay in locating your
file.
Q. My wife is working and
earned over $1,250, in 1968. I
know I can't claim the married
exemption of $1,000 on her be-
half but can' I claim this $1,000
or behalf of our child instead?
A. No. The $1,000 exemption
for support of a child may only
be claimed by a person who is
not married, or if married, is
separated from and not support-
ing 11is wife.
Q. If I claim the children as
exemptions,- on my ratan, can
my wife claim the-medical ex-
penses paid on their• behalf on
her return?
A. Ordinarily, the' answer is
no. However, where the bills for
the child's medical expenses
were received prior to 1968,
„there are some circumstances
when it would' be possible to
do this, Your District Taxation
Office would . be glad to give
you further InforOnation.
Q. I am in a farming partner-
ship and some of the depreci.-
- able assets • are owned individ-
ually and some jointly. What is
the best way to show our cap-
ital cost allowance claim?
A. The profits of the partner-
ship should be allocated to the
partners before a claim is made
for capital cost 'allowance. You
should list the, assets owned by
the partnership on one schedule
and the assets owned by the par-
tnership on one schedule and
the assets owned by you indivi-
dually on a separate schedule.
You may claim your share of.'
the capital cost allowance on
partnership assets and full al-
lowance on your own assets.
. My daughter is seventeen
and attends school. She is re-
ceiving a YYouth allowance of
$10 a month, Do I claim $300 or
$550 for her?
A. You can claim an exempt-
ion of $550 'for her. Youth Al-
lowances are different from
Family Allowances 'in 'that
they don't affect the, exemption
you can claim for your' child.
READY FOR ACTION
FOR THE MEN,
All-Weather Coats 19.95 to 29.50
All Wool Suits 69.50 and 79.50
Perma-Press Dress Pants " 13.95
Casual Jeans 5.95
Perma - Press 7.95
Elephant Pants 5.95 and 6.95
Jackets • - 9.95 to 19.95
Sport Socks). all colors 1.00
Short Sleeve Sport Shirts '3.95 to 7.95
Short Sleeve Dress Shirts 4.50 to 6.00
New Spring Cardigan Sweaters 10.95
Apache Ties 1.95
Work Clothing by Haugh's and J.P.
FOR VIE BOYS
Jackets 3.50 to 7.95
Jeans , 2.95 to 4.95
Elephant Pants 1 4.95 and 5.95
Perma-Press Jeans 4.95 and 5.95
Short Sleeve Sport and T-Shirts . . 1.95 & 2.95
Socks 79c
Agrico anhydrous ammonia, ap-
plicators and nurse tanks are of-
fered on a rental basis for pre-
plant or side dress applications.
Crop 'Programs
Soil Tests
Plant Analysis
High Analysis Fertilizer
Bag or. Bulk
Modern '4-ton rental spreaders
Anhydrous Ammonia
Anhydrous Ammonia Rental
Applicators and Nurse Tanks '
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