HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1968-02-22, Page 8Mr, and Mrs. Harold Lobb are shownat the Nassau Beach Hotel,
in Nassau, the Bahamas during a recent visit. A dealer for
Cockshutt Farm Equipment. Mr. Lobb was in Nassau for the
company's annual convention,
OBITUARIES
CHARLES MITCHELL SHEARING
BLUE RIBBON CLEANERS
Cash & Carry Dry Cleaning Service
Now . Open
MEN'S SUITS $1.65
DRESSES $1.65
MEN'S or LADIES' COATS $1.65
SUBURBAN or CAR COATS $1.50
TROUSERS $ .85
PLAIN SKIRTS $ .85
JACKETS $ .85
AIR FORCE UNIFORMS $ .99
Pleated Skirts Extra
3 = FOR PRICE OF -
Any Three Garments of the same price may be
combined to take advantage of this special.
MON. TUES, THUR. FRI..... 9:00 o.ryi, to 6:00 p.m.
WEO. 9:00 o,rrt, to 1:00 p.m,
SAT. 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m
NITE DEPOSIT bOoR AT FRONT OF STORE FOR YOUR
AFTER-HOURS CONVENIENCE
SO ALBERT STREET
For Pree Pickup — Phone
482-9731
Opiestitt by Fiikhk Oftdfor4 in Aiith.vi Rir
BEAVER
LUMBER
227 Main Street, Exeter Phone 235-1582
ARE YOU A
MEMBER
OF
Clinton Community
Credit Union Limited
For Members Only:
Life insured savings
— Life insured loans
Chequing accounts with no
service charges
— Convenient hours
— Current dividend rate 51/4%
— JOIN TODAY —
LARGE OFF-STREET PARKING LOT
PROMPT
GUARANTEED
WATCH
REPAIR
We' will estimate the cost
of your 'repair, guarantee
satisfaction arid completion
date, before you leave the
store.
N. T. Ormandy
JEWELLERY
The Square Goderich
Announcing A ,change
IN
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STORE HOURS
Effective
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 6th
CLINTON STORES
WILL BE
CLOSED ALL DAY
WEDNESDAY
Clinton Retail Merchants' Committee,
R. B. Campbell, Chairman.
8-9
PRIM E
at low budget prices
RIB ROAST
LB.
PEAMEALED — BY THE PIECE
BACON
LB.
FEAMEALED SLICED
BACON
LB.
BY THE PIECE
BOLOGNA
3 Les. $1.
SLICED
BOLOGNA
LB.
Blade, Chuck and
Rolled Pot Roasts LB.
FRESH
SPARE RIBS
LB.
FRESH
PORK
La.
FRESH
Ground Beef \\\Ific
2, "5- 89c
HIGHLINER COD — 14.02.
FISH STICKS 2 PKGS. $1.
SUPREME BRAND — 2.LB. BAG
FRENCH FRIES 49c
PRODUCE
NO INDIAN RIVER — 56s
GRAPEFRUIT 12. R $1.
if
Marshmallows 2. 69c
He'STESS —P.02. BAS — REG. 69c
Potato Chips SPECIAL 59c
DARE'S NEW CHnFOLATE, NUT — 15Y4-0Z. BAG
COOKIES 49c
QUAKER — 5-LB. QUICK OR 72.02. INSTANT
OATMEAL 73c
McCORMICK 133i-OZ. PKG.
Graham Wafers 2 69c
GOOD LUCK — DEAL PACK
MARGERINE 3 Los. 89c
HEREFORD — 22-OZ. TIN
Corned .Beef
59c
CAMPBELL'S — 20-0Z. TINS
Chicken Noodle, Vegetable Beef, Mushroom, NEW Chicken Rice
SOUPS
3 TINS $1
.14-02. WITH PORK, OR IN TOMATO SAUCE
HEINZ BEANS 5 R 89c
LUCKY WHIP — 4.02. PKG.
Dessert Topping 43c
HEINZ COOKED — 11402.
Spaghetti or Macaroni 3 49c
1-LB. BAG
CHASE & SANBORN COFFEE
79c
28.02. TIN
UTOPIA CHOICE TOMATOES
3 for 79c
FOR CHICKEN OR FISH 24-0Z. PKG.
SHAKE 'N BAKE
3 for 79c
9-0Z. — PECTIN ADDED
WAGSTAFFE ASSORTED JAM & JELLIES
5 for $1
PLAIN OR FROSTED — 1I.O PKG.
KELLOGG'S POP TARTS
2 for 89c
REGULAR SIZE BARS, PINK OR WHITE
DOVE SOAP
2 b4rs 41c
11.0Z, BOTTLE
HEINZ KETCHUP
4 for 89c
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WEEKEND SPECIALS For
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FEBRUAR Y 22, 23 , 24, 1968
GROCERIES
WONDERFOOD 16.0Z. BAG ME
69c
65c
79c
39c
49c
59c
55c
-VVantbig tractor features
in a medium price tractor?
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COCKSHUTT
1750
80 Certified PTO Horsepower / choice
of hitche,s heavy duty drawbar,
special. hitch drawbar, flexible 3,point
hitch / Over./ Under Hydraut•Shift
or Hydra.Power Drive for multiple
work speeds / Dual Speed PTO /
chaste of three Hydraulic Systems /
Twin Fender Tanks holding 66
gallons / All•weather
cabs / plus malty more.
Set tad try the tigtrattor' features of the 1150 at:
H. LOBB & SONS
EQUIPMENT
CLINTON
4824431
TIMELY TAX TIPS
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The above kitchen is "Early American",
one ,of the many distinctive styles de-
signed by Hanover to suit the tastes of
todays modern homemaker. Whether you
are preparing to build a new home or re-
model your present one consider the ad-
vantages of a professionally designed
kitchen. Free in the home estimates a-
vailable without obligation and credit
terms are available through BLACO (Bea-
ver Lumber Acceptance Corporation).
Phone or Write:
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OBITUARIES
SARAH ANN RIL.EY
Sarah Ann Riley, 70, of Con.
stance, diedSaturday, February
10 at Clinton Public Hospital
after a four—month illness.
A daughter of George Cook
and the former Lucy Johnston,
Mrs. Riley was born January
9, 1898 in Goderich Township.
She was married January 9,
1918 to Joseph H. Riley.
She was a member of Con.
stance United Church and Lon.
desboro United Church.
Mrs, Riley is survived by
sisters, Mrs. Torn(Jean)Riley,
of Clinton, and 'Mrs, Frank
(Mary) Riley, of Constance,
Service was held Tuesday,
February 13, at Ball and Mutch
Funeral Home by Rev. Robert
Schantz of Londesboro. Burial
was in Clinton Cemetery.
Pallbearers were Stewart.
Dolmadge, Luther Sanders,
John Jewitt, Ken Preszcator,
Bill Dale, and Fred Buchanan.
Flower bearers were Jim
Preszcator and Verne,, Dale,
Persons attending the funeral
from a distance were Mr. and
Mrs, Frank Ellwood of Ottawa,
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil P elley, Mrs.
Ron Corrigan, Mr and Mrs,
Harold Stone, all of Toronto,
Mr. and Mrs: Bob Woods, of
Gananoque, and Mr. and Mrs.
Doug Riley, of Ajax.
Horeg to fourth instalment
.0' timely tome ta4 tipg -04$
fered by the Ilews,•Seotwd to
help readera solve the annual
1:11Ple•
Q. What clo I do, if,after
filing ray return I discover it
is in error?
A. It, after you, send in Your
return, you have to Change Or
add something do so by Writing
your district taxation office.
DO not file another return and do ilot write to the date centre
in Ottawa,
Q. Is it important to have
every space completed on
a return?
A, Every applicable PeaCe
should be completed because
incomplete returns cannot be
processed at the data centre in
Ottawa. They are sent back to
the district offices for correc,
tion, a process that may in.
volve actual contact with the
taspaYer and only after such
correction has taken plate, can
the form be returned to Ottawa
for processing, a delay which
may well held up payment of
ypur refund.
Q. It appears from my T4
slip that my employer has not
deducted sufficient Canada Pen.
sign Plan contributions, may I
pay the additional amount re.
quired and claim the increased
deduction?
A. No, please do not make
additional payments on your re..
turn, claim only the contribu-
tions per T4 slips. If it appears
that you have been under de.
ducted, check with your em-
ployer first, there may be legi.
timate reasons for not deduc-
ting full contributions. If you
are satisfied that the required
contributions have not been
withheld, attach a note to your
return stating that your em.
ployer has failed to withhold
sufficient Canada Pension Plan
contributions.
Q. May I treat the cost of
clearing and breaking land as
an expense?
A, Yes, if you are in the
business of farming. See page
7 of the Farmer's and Fisher.
man's Guide for further details.
J/ye heard a let -abort
the registration of 04.001e
prro..t4494§ tux -tle4ttotto4
purposes, .4-4 donor tosome
charitiesr What know
0.90 NO?
A.. Canadian Charitable or,
.67411444900 issuing receipts for
iricoMe tax purposes must he
registered, and. all receipts
issued for donations must show.
the ragiatratian. nainber Of the
orgartUtttion, If you have ire.
calved a receipt which .doeSn't
show this number,.. yon should
get in. *WI withh th e erraniaa,,,
bon and obtain a proper re.
ceipt.
Q., My rotund was delayed
last year because I dirtl not
attach a proper receipt for
tuition fees to my return. What
kind of receipt is required and
what should it say?
A, Most educational institn.
tons in Canada issue a. special
receipt for income tax purposes
and you should make sure that
this is the one you attach to
your return. This receipt will
show the period covered by the
tuition fees and Will say what•
part of the fees qualifies for
deduction. (Not all fees paid to
educational institutions
qualify).. It does not matter
when the fees were paid but
you may not claim tuition fees
covering a period longer than
12 months commencing in the
taxation year. For example, if
you have valid receipts for
tuition fees covering the last
half of 1966, the first and last
halves of 1967 and the first
half of 1968, you have a choice
of claiming for I967either your
tuition fees for the whole of
196'7 or your fees for the last
half of 196'7 and the first half
of 1968. You may not claim in
1967 tuition fees paid for 1966,
even though you filed no return
for 1966.
Planners
announced
Six members of the newly
established Seaforth planning
board have been announced by
town council. They are: A. Y.
McLean, P, D. McConnell, Dr.
John Turnbull, T. L. Habkirk,
Carl Dalton and .Dr. J. C. Mc.
Lennan.
Charles Mitchell Shearing, 61
of 210 Princess St, E., Clinton,
died Thursday, February 16,'at
home after a long illness.
A son of Mr. and Mrs.
lam John Shearing, Mr. Shear.
ing was born August 22, 1906
at Tillsonburg, He was married
to the former Helen,Elizabeth
Hunter. r
Mr. Shearing lived in Clinton
for 30 years. He was a grocer,
and a book-keeper with Ellwood
Epps' Sporting Goods,
He was a member of Wesley
Willis United Church, and of
the Masonic Order and Shrine,
Mr. Shearing is survivea by
son William (Bill) Shearing of
Morrisburg; daughter Mrs.
James (Gail) Wilde, of Cooks.
ville; brother Harry, of Till.
sonburg; sisters Mildred, of
Kearney; Mrs. Brime (Blanche)
Bolster, of Toronto; Mrs.
Harold (Dorothy) Poyntz, of
London; and five grarkichildren.
Service was conducted Sat.
urday February 17, at Beattie
Funeral Home by Rev. A. J.
Mowatt. Cremation was in
Woodland Crematorium within.
terment in Tillsonburg Ceme.
tery.
7Ntgnn VW, •SPUKIN • • • • r”ren.ol ,A14,T,.
sergeant Albert Perfitt, 33, who resides with his wife Harriet
and three children ,at Bldg. "3", Apt, 6, Adastral Park, practises
public speaking daring a six week senior supervisor training
course at Canadian Forces Base Borden, Ontario, Heis on course
at the nation's largest military training Centre where more than
200 career and trades courses are taught. Among the subjects
he studies end practises to make him capable of becoming a
senior supervisor are communication of ideas, military writing,
management techniques, leadership, general military knowledge,
and drill. (Canadian Forces Photo)