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Huron County
'These queitions and answers based on
Canadian Law are intended to inform anC1
not to advise. No one should try to apply or
interpret the law without the aid and advice.
of a trained expert who knows the facts Of .
an individual case and the law applicable.
Customs
I am planning a trip to California this'fall
for two weeks. I know I can. bring back
goods 'to certain value without having to
pay duty and taxes , but 1 ara not sure how
much I am allowed.
(a) Any resident of Canada returning
from a trip outside of Canada may qualify
for-a personal exemption and therefore will
be able to bring goods to a cetin value,
into Canada free of dui--; and xes.
Goods brought in under a personal
exertption must be for personal or
household use, as souvenirs, of your trip or
as a gift for- friends or relatives. Goods
purchased for,commercial use, or on behalf
of another perSon, do not qualify and will
be subject tolull duty and taxes.
Exemptions:
After forty.-eight (48) hours absence or
more:
(A) any number of times per year - your
may bring in goods to, the value of ten
($10.00) dollars. Only an oral declaration is
required.
(b) once every calendar quarter, you may
bring in goods to the value of fifty ($50.00)
dollars. A written declaration may be
required.
After seven, (7 ) , days absence or more
(not counting the day you 'left Canada):
(a) once every calendar, year.' you may
bring in goods to the value of one hundred
and fifty ($150.00) dollars. A written
declaration will be required.
NOTE: You can claim a Yearly '($150.00)
and a quarterly ($sp,00) exemption in one
calendar quarter, provided these are
claimed for separate tripp.--
You cannot combine your quarterly
($50.00) and yearly ($150.00) exemptions-
and claim a "special". exemption of two
hundred ($200.00) dollars.
Nor can you ,,use half of your yearly
exemption .,,,now and 'save" the other
$75.00 for another trip six months from
now.
Family
2. What ate the limits on the amount, of
alcohol mid cigarettes 1 can bring back
horn a trip?
(a) 'if you_ are eligible for the quarterly
($50.00) or yearly ($150,00) exemption, you
may bring in alcoholic beverages and
tobacco products free -of ditty and taxes.?
The 'dollar value of these' items• forms part
of your personal exemption. However,
there are certain limitation's as outlined
below:
Tobacco: Any person' aged sixteen (16)
years. or .over may bring in two hundred
(200) Cigarettes and fifty (50) cigars and
two (2) potInds of tobacco. (additional
quantities may be brought but you- will
have to pay duty and aixes on the excess
c.,amount.)
b. On a recent trip to Texas 1 discovered
just the right coffee table for my living
room Suite. Is it possible for me to have the
store, ship the table to my home in Canada
and still be able to claim it under my yearly
exemption df one hundred and fifty
($150,00) dollars?
(a) No. If you have been travelling
within continental North America (in-
cluding the islands of St. Pierre and
Miguelon. Panama and the mainland north
of Panama) the goods you have purchased
under your yearly ($150,00) exemption
must accompany you in your hand or
checked luggage.
If you, have gone to the West Indies,
Bermuda, Barbados, Hawaii, South
America or other continent's, the goods
may follow you by mail or other means of
transport. List with customs, on your
deelaration from, all the goods that are
"to follow".
After your goods arrive, you have thirty
(30) days in which to clear them through
Customs, by presenting your copy of the
declaration' form.
• ,If any' of the goods you purchased have
to be repaired' or replaced you have sixty
(60) days from the date of your return to
Canada in• which to contact Customs and
arrange documentation to _cover tf3c,
exchange.
Any goods' that you bring into Canada
under the ten ($10.00) dollar or fifty
($50,00) dollar exemption must accompany
you in your hand or checked luggage, no
matter what' countries you have been
visiting.
Remember: alcoholic 'and tobacco pro-
ducts must'atways accompany you. •
7. 1 am. planning to travel extens iyely
throughout Europe this year and 1 will be
purchasing goods beyond the amount of
my yearly ($150.00) exemption. Does this
moan 1 will have to pay full duty and taxes
on the remaining goods after, I have
claimed my exemption? .
(a) After you have been away forty-eight
(48) hours or more you can bring in' extra
goods, in addition_ ......to your p,er`sonal
exemption. On the first one hundred, and
fey ($150.00) dollars' worth (after the
personal exemption) there is a special rate
of twenty-five (25%) percent. On any
quantity 'over that you would have to pay
the regular duty and taxes. The extra
goods must accompany you. • '
If you' are bring in a lot of goods, thew
Customs Officer can advise 'you which
goods to charge to your. personal exemp-
tion to give you maximum duty and tax
advantages.
8. What 'arethe penalties if you .do not
&alt.+ goods. or if you make a false
decla ration4,-,
(a) Pe,nalties are imposed according to
the law and to circumstances; Goods not
declared, or falsely declared are subject to
seizure and for failure. If you were caught
smuggling an item worth two hundred
($200.00) dollars this is what could happen
to you: •
The item could be seized and forfeited
outright, or you might have to pay much'
much more then its actual value to' have
it released.
In addition the car (or boat, or aircraft)
that transported the item could be seized
'and forfeited or it might cost you or the
cs'ncr more, 'than one hundred ($100.00)
dollars to get it back.
In addition you might face prosecution
for smuggling anti a possible fine of. two
hundred ($200.00) dollars to one thousand
($1.000.00) dollars or imprisbriment of one
to four (1-4) years, or both.
9, I am planning a trip to Hong Kong this
winter and of course 1 will be taking my
camera. with me. Should I notify customs
that I am taking a camera?
. (a) When you take valuable items out of
Canada ,,(such as cameras, expensive
jewellery. watches, boats and motors.
trailers etc.) have them identified and
listed by your local customs officer, or if
you are leaving by road, call at Canadian -
Customs on your way out. It will make
things easier' for you when you return.
10, 1 collect ' coins as a hobby. My
got: sin: who lives in Philadelphia is
milling to sell me his entire collection. I
would like to buy it but I'm afraid that the
duty and tax might not make it such a good
deal. What do you thin 9
, (a) Some items at ree o uty and all
taxes. These items elude coin and stamp
collections so vi can, purchase your
cou sin's coin 4C0 ection without worrying
about duty and axes,
,Other items ee of duty and all taxes
are: .
- hearing aids
- paintings - o .iginals. signed by the
artist. valued at over twenty ($20.00)
dollars. -
• sculptures - originals, valued at over
seventy-five ($75.00) dollars.
- Note: If valued at legs than theie
amounts the 12% federal sales tax is
-payable: •-*--
Some items are free of duty but are liable
for 12% sales tax:
• Camera accessories (flashguns, ex-
posutt meters, range finders, tripods
etc.)
- electric razors
- some musical instruments (including
• accordians, clarinets, violins and
bows) ,
For more specific information consult the
nearest -customs office before you leave
Canada
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Grant approved:
Programs for
The Maitland Valley
Conservation Authority has
received a grant of $10,465
for the technical watershed
planning phase 2, which will
expand on its Maple Syrup
Project and construct park
equipment and birdhouses.
It will provide funding forte,
five jobs.
The final grant approved .,
was for the South Huron and
District Association for the
Mentally Retarded' of
Dashwood who receives
$5,620 for the development
and expansion of services
offered in the area for the
mentally retarded. The
project will employ three
people.
In Grand Bend the Huron
Country Playhouse will
receive $6,279 for
dismantling and relocating of
an historic chapel to serve as
a museum and small gift
shop. This project will
nmvide three lobs.
SCHNEIDERS
SCHNEIDERS
SUCE9COOKED
"OKTOBERFEST"
SAUS AGE
REG. 5 1 .891b.
1 lb. FROiEN
CUT FROM GRADE 'A' BEEF
BLADE OR SHOULDER
9.18
BONELESS NO WASTE
STEWING BEEF
79
BURNS
• SW4T CORNMEALED BY THE PIECE
BACK BACON lb.$2.39
84c WED lb $1.89
SCHNEIDERS ,
CRISPYRAKE
SHORTENING
5 C
7R5E0Glb 1 lb.
PKG
5 MONARCH POUCH COLOUR S
VIVA TOWELS 2 ROLL $1.09 CAKE MIXES 9 3 cr.?
4 FLAVOURS PLUS DEPOSIT F MONARCH POUCH
CRUSH'. DRINKS 1 et-nli•3 ICIN& MIXES __7_5_9z._ 2 79c
CARNATION DELMONTE 7 FLAVOURS
COFFEE MATE___1!9_z_ 1 .19 PUDDING CUPS_ _747_ 99c
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Know Your` Law
:Gist* r6gOldtiolit
`for travellers
Alcholie Beverages: •To bring alcoholic"
beverages into Ontario you must be
eighteen (18) years of age br older. You
may bring in forty (40) ounces 6f wine or
liquor or twenty-four twelve ounce bottles
or cans. of beer or ale. (or its equivalent
which is 288'fluid ounces of beer or ale).
All tobacco. and aleiTholic beverages must
• accompany You in your hand or checked
luggage.
3. lam planning a trip to .Mexico this
year. '1 like to mail a gift back to my sister in
Canada. Will she have to pay duty on it?
(A ' You may send gifts to friend's or
relatives in Canada but there are
limitations that r you should be aware of:
(I) each gift must be valued at no more
than fifteen ($15.00) dollars Canadian.
(2) the gifts mast not consist of alcoholic
beverages, tobacco products or advertising
matter. •
If any gift is valued at more than $150.00
your friend or relative' will have to pay
regular duty and taxes on the excess
amount.
Gifts sent from abroad do not count
against your personal. exemption. Make
sure a gift Card is enclosed to avoid
misunderstanding.
- 4. -When my wife and I travel to Europe
this summer we plan to purchase a
painting from a street artist in Paris. Will
we have to pay duty and taxes on it?
(a) If 'a painting, drawing. pastel or
graphic is an original and valued at twenty
($20,00)-dollars-or more; be brought
into Canada free to duty and taxes.
However, if it is valued at less than twenty
.• ($20.00) dollars it will be subject to Federal
sales tax. '
The most important thing to remember,
is that it has to began original to come into
Canada free of tax and duty, If it is not
original you will either have to pay duty
and taxes on the price you actually paid, or
itichide it in your personal exemption.
5. I will be travelling in the' U.S, this
summer wtih my husband and infant
daughter, for approximately three (3)
weeks. ,Does my daughter 'qualify for a•
yearly exemption of one hundred' and fifty
($150.00) dollars?
(a) Even a babe in arms may qualify for
a personal exemption. The. parent or
guardian would make the necessary
custom's declaration on behalf of the
infant. BM- the goods purchased in the
child's name Must obviouSly be for the
exclusive use of the child.
By Mabel Turnbull
Mr. and Mrs. 'Tom Wilbee
have returned after a two
week holdiay in a cottage.at
Dtvight Muskoka. near
'Algonquin Park. They kindly
'delivered a painting 1- had
done of St. Andrew's Church
Hunstsville. to a friend
there„ ,We had wdrked, to-
gether in that church for
years. I wanted the picture to
be with her..
Mrs. Cathy Taylor, R.N.A.
a former member of the staff.
now on the staff of University
Hospital, London, Balled and
visited sonic of the residents
and staff.
I. am enjoying a beautiful
bouquet of roses from a local
Grants from the Young
Canada Works Program for
projects in Huron Middlesex
Roses delivered io.Kilbarchan
FRESHLY MINCED
MEDIUM
GROUND:
BEEF LESS FAT
zehrsj
garden just when I thought
the 'roses were finished.
Also. we had -a few roses
from the Horticulture Flower
Show. I was sorry to miss the
show this year. Roses always
seem to "turn me on." I
think they are the 'queen of
flowers' and I do appreciate
all that conic my way.
Some of the residents
baked cookies last week and
'Sally Siliery passed ' them
around right out of the oven
for us to sample. Our activist
Mrs. Ruth Mattel., guided
. this project.
Mrs. Margaret Mennell,
R.N,A; of the staff, has
returned from an enjoyable
holiday in Eastern Canada.
Her daughter. Jessica. was
riding .have been approved
by the partinent of
Employm t and
$1.3
with her. They spent some
time in Quebec City which
they found very interesting.
especially in an historical
WayNThey also -travelled 'to
New Brunswick and New-
foundland.
•
Mrs. J. M. Scott had •a
long visit with her cousin
Mabel Turnbull. Since
Grace's grandmother and my
grandmother' were sisters,
we find ourselves interested
in the same family tree. We
always have an interesting
time comparing notes. A
member of the Rife family in
North Dakora wrote to me
sonic time ago and. asked for
Sarah Rife's descendants.
have those fairly wain hand
Immtgratton according to
R.E. McKinley M.P.
The Huron Information
GRADE 'A' BEEF
FROM THE CHUCK
CROSS CUT
RIB ROAST
and Multi-Service Center of
Clinton has received a' grant'
for $28,392 to organize an
and Grace is Working on
Mary Rife'g family.
John R. Frost, St. Thomas,
and his sister Mrs. Jean Dill,
Dublin, called and visited)
with Mrs. R. K. McFarlane
and Mabel Turnbull, a
former neighbour. He spent
the winter in Australia with
son John and family, On his '
way home he spent two
Months in Africa. He was full
of praise of that dark cont-
inent, as- most people are
who have lived there.
Mrs. George McClure. •
R.N., has joined our staff,
Mrs. Russell Errlatt,
Hensall and Mrs. Elmore
Stephenson , „Egmoodville,
visited friends in Kilbarchan.
super special
FRESH
CANADA 'A' GRADE
LARGE EGGS
-‘:4--;
lnforamtion directory of
community services and to
ptiwide • a debt counselling
service which will provide for
three jobs. ,
A grant to the Recreation
for Special Needs Groups of
$19,110 will enable the
groups toPstart a program of
aquatics and fitness for
gpecial needs and other
children. The project will
pmvide three jobs.
The Huron Park
Neighbourhood Resource
Center has been funded with
a grant of $28,392 to provide
three jobs.
In Bayfield, the Ever
Young Senior Citizens Club
was awarded a grant of
$6,279 to renovate the
Hayfield Town .Hall to
provide a year round facility
forthe use of the Senior Club'
and other organizations in
Bayfield. The - project will
employ three people.
CHUCK STEAKS
SHORT "RIB
ROASTS :trtit2NE
SCHMERS
STEAKETTFRES
DOZ.
C
1 lb.
PKG,
•
lb_
$1.39 OLDS FASHION HAM lb
SCHNEIDERS BONELESS FULLY COOKED cos an KITCHENER PACKERS COTTON CHUB
'F1145 SUMMER SAUSAGE lb $2.69
TEK DELUXE 2 °, 89c BORATEEM 2 2 Kg $2.09
Q-TIPS SWABS_99L $41.69 HANDI WRAP
TOOTHPASTE 99c CRYSTALS 1.4 89c BOY-AR-DEE _7_5.2L 2 69c
VALU-PAC CHICKEN NOODLE MIX
BIC PEN SEt_gcniroL,fu: 39c LIPTON SOUPi20g_ 2 iF° 89c
REGULAR OR HERBAL LOTION CHICKEN OF THE SEA CHUNK STYLE
INTENSIVE CA11E6E7_1.99 LIGHT TUNA 9 5 °z $1.29
TOOTHBRUSHES - 3 VARIETIES F LAUNDRY CONCENTRATE
WE RESERVE THE RIGH11 TO LIMIT AOUA FRESH ,
PURCHASES TO RIASONABLE WEEKLY
FAMILY REQUIREMENTS.
4EARTHTONE COLOURS
SCOTTIES
FACIAL TISSUE
100's
X ea 3 FOR $1
POST CEREAL • SPAG.& MEATBALLS. BEEF RAVIOLI,
200 FT 89c HONEY COMB 400 g $1 .09 BEEFARONI, BEEFOGETTI OR LASAGNA
CHEF
SWAN'S DOWN
45 6 ROLL
WHITE PINK OR YELLOW
' ItATHHOOM TISSUE
3'o$1
TOKAY GRAPES _i1,19
CANTALOUPES _ EA 89 MO 12 b2
ONTARIO FRESH TENDER
BROCCOLI .3uN2. 69C
CAN NO I GRADE CALIF. GROWN
CARROTS BUNCHES i° 69
FRESH ONTARIO NO'l HEADS
CABBAGE EA 29C
ONTARIO NO, 1 GRADE
MUSHROOMS
FRESH AND
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PRODUCE OF ONTARIO
SNOW WHITE
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lb.
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$4 :ti n MAXWELL HOUSE an NEILSON'S FROZEN - 3 FLAVOURS
I OU INSTANT COFFEE io- $5.49 YOGURT CUPS
$1 Ag ROLLS_ _2 $1 iiiiiiirgii • N367!
1 .63 SPECIAL PRICES IN EFFECT FROM 5 A,M, WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 6
UNTIL CLOSING TUESDAY SEPTEMBER' 12.
3s $1.29
_6'51.59
Our manager is: Dale McDonald
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