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USED CAR SPECIALS
1971 Mustang 2 door hardtop, fully equipped
1971 Pinto, fully equipped
3 — 1971 Pontiac Tempest, 4 door sedans,
fully equipped
2 — 1971 Buick Skylark, 2 and 4 door hardtops
1971 Valiant, 4 door sedan, V8 automatic
4 — 1971 Chev Impala 4 door hardtops
3 — 1970 Chev Impala 2 and 4 door hardtops
2- — 1970 Ford Galaxie 500, 2 door hardtops
OTHER MODELS
1970 KINGSWOOD 9 passenger stationwagon
1970 PONTIAC Catalina, 4 door hardtop
2 — 1970 PONTIAC Parisienne 4 door hardtops
2 ---1969 PONTIAC Parisienne, 2 and 4 door hardtops
1969 FORD Country Squire, 10 passenger stationwagon
1969 CHEVROLET Bel Air sedan
1968 PONTIAC Parisienne, 2 door hardtop, fully equipped
1968 CHEV Impala, 2 door hardtop
1968 PLYMOUTH V8, 4 door sedan, power steering
1968 FORD Stationwagon, 10 passenger
Used cars from '65 to '68 in various models, sedans, hardtops
and 4 door — 90% of all cars are V8, power steering
and all automatic
USED TRUCKS
6 — 1969 ton pickups, standard and automatic transmission,
6 and 8 cylinder models
2 — 1968 FORD F 600's cab and chassis
2 — 1968 G.M.C. 960''series with 366 engine, cab and chassis
1968 G.M.C. 1/2 ton pickup
A number of Econoline and C"evy Vans from '64 to '67
standard and automatic transmission
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Brussels Motors
BP Service Station Phone 887-6173
Clinton News-Record, Thursday, December 9, 1971 3
CHRISTMAS
SUGGESTIONS
FROM YOUR
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Bath Salts
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A FINE GIFT FOR HER
Faberge Panty Hose
12 Shades
Laced — Bikini & Fragranced
With Tigress7 $3.50
Complete With 126 Color Film
Flash Cube
Carrying Strap
And Gift Wrap.
Our Price Complete — 515.95
With One Year
Guarantee.
FOR THE MEN
Toiletry Needs By Brut—
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Old Spice —
Bachelor
Clinton, Ontario
What's so soothing as a rocker? Platform
rockers and swivel rockerS...you'll see
them here. Kroehler-made with a fine
regard for quality and faShion detail.
Above: Ladies' Early American swivel
rocket— $109.95
Rocker -- relaxer in
easy to care for
vinyl $129.95 Relaxer in beautiful
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Lean way back with your feet off the
floor and really relax in a reclining,
high-fashion Kroehler Relaxer. Styles are
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room, Above: Crisply tailored and super
comfortable Modern Relaxer:— $99.95
Colonial swivel rocker
in authentic patchwork
$144.95
the year long
comfort gift I
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If you Make a small deposit
new and Make regular
payments until Christmas you
can have iViorn and Dad's chair
paid for by Christmas. Now is
the tithe to shop, We have a
very large stock.
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SPECIALLY
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ANNIVERSARY
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HOME FURNISHINGS
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DESIGNS
ROCKERS
BY MILVENA ERICKSON
The Bayfield Senior Citizens
held their regular meeting,
Friday evening Dec. 3, in the
Municipal Building and was
capably presided over by Mrs.
Carrie Heard acting president,
. The meeting opened with the
singing of the Queen and the
repeating of the Lord's Prayer in
unison. Twenty-four members
answered the roll call.
Secretary, Mrs. Margaret
Larson read her report and
moved it's adoption, which was
approved. The president said one
of the long and faithful members
Mrs. Ida Menerey had undergone
surgery and was recuperating at
the home of her neice in
Clinton.
A get-well card signed by all
present, along with carnations
are to be sent to her with our
wishes for a speedy recovery.
Due to the unavoidable delay
of the treasurer Mrs. Vina Parker
in getting to the meeting, we had
no report.
Mr. George Brown moved an
adjournment. The next meeting
will be Friday evening Jan. 7, at
which time the election of
officers for 1972 will be held.
Five tables of euchre were
played. Prizes going to Mrs.
Violet Sturgeon, ladies high;
Mrs. Maude Sturgeon, ladies low;
Fred Mote, men's high; Walter
Westlake, men's low; Mrs. Greta
Scotchmer won the prize for the
most lone hands.
After euchre the usual lovely
lunch was served and the
members enjoyed a social hour.
Sandwiches, cookies, tea and
coffee were enjoyed.
CUBS
First Bayfield Cubs held their
regular weekly meeting on
Wednesday evening Dec. 1, with
22 Cubs present.
Following opening exercises a
Bean Bag game conducted by
Red Six was enjoyed. The Cubs
were presented with their new
Cub Books and record cards,
The new cub book was
scanned, showing how to obtain
the stars in their five star
programme, how to earn badges,
a section of games and puzzles,
some outdoor cooking hints, and
many flitiStrations, snow
sculpturing, -water aetiVities gist
mouth-to-mouth artificial
respiration; all in all a most
interesting and educational 312
page book.
A game, Crab Soccer was led
by Akala, involved all members,
David Hill and Steven Mackie
earned their collector's badges,
with collections of sea shells
from Florida and both gave a
most interesting report off these,
telling how they found the
shells, when the tides went out
and came back in.
David Sturgeon received his
Housekeeping Badge. The
meeting closed with a prayer by
//Avid Hill.
The leaders ask 4iliat we
remind the Cubs to bring their
$3.50 registration fees as soon as
possible.
A PEOPLE
The "A People" group was in
charge of the Service in St.
Andrews United Church, Sunday
Dec. 5,
Miss Esther Merrill, Mr. Brian
Semple and Miss Louise
MacVean being assisted by a
choir of young peoples whose
voices blended well to add much
to the Devotions. Soloist was
Miss Diane Henderson.
Considerable credit goes to
these young members of "A
People", for the reverend and
capable manner in which they
conducted the service.
CONFIRMATION SERVICE
The Service of Confirmation
was conducted by the Rt. Rev,
H. F. Appleyard, bishop of
Georgian Bay on Sunday
morning Dec. 5 in Trinity
Anglican Church.
Those who were confirmed
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were: John William Graham;
Kelvin Alexander Merner;
Charles Keith Pruss; Brian
Harold Brandon; Shirley Alice
Brandon; Karen Louise
Gemeinhardt and Alice Muriel
Brandon,
The Rector, The Reverend
George Youmatoff, thanked the
Congregation of St. James
Church, Middleton for giving `up
their normal Church time and
was gratified to see so many of
their congregation present; he
also welcomed visitors from
London.
The service opened with the
Processional Hymn "On Our
Way Rejoicing". followed by a
passage of Scripture and the
lighting of the Advent Candles
by members of the Sunday
School.
The Order of Confirmation
and the presentation of the
Candidates followed.
A beautiful Confirmation
Hymn "Bread of Heaven"
followed and was sung kneeling.
The Sermon, taken by Bishop
Appleyard, was entitled, "The
Light In Dark Corners". He cited
Ireland as a dark corner, as he
said Ireland was foremost in
everyones mind due to the
turmoil there. Surely a little
spark of light will glimmer
through.
He spoke of the drug
situation and stated, from this
the "Jesus Freaks" had formed;
showing that even these people
have a way of worshipping, not
probably in a recognized
orthodox sense, but they had
come to rely on Jesus too.
He used the beautiful and
appropriate passage "Let your
Light so Shine Before Men", and
asked everyone to pray for the
new Confirmants to help them
live up to their renewed
Baptismal Vows and Obligations.
The Bishop presented each
Candidate with their Certificate
of Confirmation and a modern
version of the Gospel of St. John
colourfully illustrated.
Following the Service the
Ladies of Trinity Guild served a
lovely lunch in the Parish Hall in
order for the Bishop to meet as
many of the Parishioners as
possible.
Sincere sympathy.is extended
to Mr: John lloye and—firnilyrin
the loss of his father Mr. Alex
Boyes of Seaforth.
BAYFIELD WATERFRONT
NEWS
On Dec. 4, a gaily decorated
Clubhouse extended a warm
welcome to members of the
Bayfield Yacht Club and their
guests on the occasion of the
Second Annual Christmas Party. •
A social hour was enjoyed
prior to a sumptuous dinner of
Christmas delicacies, After
dinner, progressive whist was
enjoyed. Winners were; high
score, Bill Talbot, Bayfield; low
score, JoAnne Bullen, Bayfield,
Members were present from
London, Stratford, Exeter,
Seaforth, Clinton, Bayfield,
Zurich and Michigan. Mr, Ed
Pongracz of Grosse Pointe City,
Michigan came the greatest
distance.
Mrs. Donna Webster of
Exeter was in charge of the
entertainment and all
arrangements and was assisted
by Helen Davies, Clinton,
Lyllyan Dinnin, Zurich and
Edith Baker, Seaforth.
Mr. and Mrs. John Lindsay
spent a weekend recently in
Plattsyille as guests of their
What do you think of when
the month of December is
mentioned? To some it means
Christmas — to most farmers, a
return to the daily drudgery of
barn chores. To the business
man it might mean that it is the
last month of the fiscal year —
his last chance to do some
income tax management.
What do we mean by income
tax management? Isn't that
against the law? No. Tax evasion
is illegal, but good tax
management is perfectly legal.
Good tax management is taking
advantage of opportunities that
exist in the tax laws to reduce
taxes.
Farmers are taking advantage
of the $5 bills available for each
of up to 100 dead elm trees
removed. There is no reason why
they should not take advantage
of the $50 bills available for
those who keep records and
make decisions from them.
What are the steps involved?
Estimate approximate taxable
income by adding income and
expenses for the first 11 months
and an estimate for December.
Make appropriate deductions for
capital cost allowance and
' yersonalexemptions,
One indicator of the need for
action is if the projected taxable
income is quite different than
the average of several years.
If you want to reduce taxable
income and file on the cash
tiasis, you can, pay outstanding
accounts payable on income
items, pay wages to children - up
to $949.00, no more - or else,
they no longer are classified as a
dependent, purchase livestock or
feed for cash, incur other
expenses - buildings, machinery
son-in-law and daughter Mr. and
Mrs. Jim Butcher.
Mr, and Mrs, John
Henderson, Dianne, Donna,
Darlene and Debbie, RR 5,
Seaforth visited Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Ross 1i/fen-ill.
• Master Dennis Florian son of
Mr. and Mrs, Ed Florian, Clinton
is staying with his uncle and
aunt Mr. and Mrs, Jack
Hammond, for a few days while
his mother is confined to
hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Bev McClinchey
were weekend visitors with their
son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. Terry McClinchey in
London.
Miss Marilyn Duizer, RR 5
Clinton was a Saturday quest of
Miss Lorilee McClinchey.
Miss Barbara Graham spent
repairs etc., purchase equipment
- (questionable if only for tax
purposes), prepay feed and
fertilizer and reduce income e.g.
by holding livestock for sale
until 1972.
If 1971 has not been a good
year then you can sell livestock
or other produce, carry some
expense accounts over to the
next year and withhold capital
cost allowance when filing
returns.
There are other major points
to consider, should you pay
some income tax and thus be
eligible to pay into Canada
Pension Plan? For example, at
age 55 you could start paying
into the plan and be eligible for
a full pension in ten years.
If you have a permanent herd
of breeding cows or sows, you
are eligible for basic herd. A loss
year is a good time to add to
basic herd. This is likely the last
chance to establish basic herd.
Should you pay into a
Registered Retirement Savings
Plan? You can defer taxes on up
to $2,500, of taxable income,
The immediate income tax saved
by building up inventory on
Cash filing of income tax and
registered ,...retirement savingS
plans is actually like an interest
free loan from the government.
Tax considerations are , only
one of the factors in
management decisions. So
before actually making the tax
decision ask yourself these
questions.
Can you afford it - from a
credit and liquidity position?
Is it for the good of the
business?
Will the tax savings balance
the extra cost?
Friday and Saturday in London
with Miss Susan _Street and
attended a fraternity Christmas
party at the D.K.B. Fraternity
House.
Miss Lynne 13randon, R.N.A.
Wingham General Hospital was
home with her parents, brothers
and sisters Mr. and Mrs. Ken
Brandon and family on Sunday
and Monday,
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Wachhaus
of Kingsville were at their village
home this past weekend,
Mr. and Mrs. Warner Payne,
Paul and Peter visited at the
home of his sister in Port Huron
on the weekend.
Best wishes to Mrs, Ida
Menerey, who is ,recuperating
following surgery, at the home
of her neice Miss Kathleen
Elliott in Clinton.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Pounder,
John, Cathy and Mary Beth,
London were with her mother
Mrs, Lloyd Scotchmer this past
weekend and also supervising the
construction of their new home
on Keith Crescent.
Mr. and Mrs. Keith Pruss,
Janice and Charlie, Mr. Glen
Pruss were at the Keith Pruss
cottage this past weekend.
Mr, and Mr. R. Jenkins, Mary
and Billy, London, and Mr. and
Mrs. Bert Dunn, Russeldale were
guests of Mr. and Mrs. John
Lindsay on Sunday.
Mrs. Eric Earl was in London
from Wednesday until Friday of
last week.
Gary Black, goalie of Bayfield
Hockey team recorded the first
shut-out of the league this
season, when Bayfield defeated
Goderich Juveniles 3.0 in
Goderich, and leaves the
Bay field team still in second
place in the league standings.
Sfety tips
The cost of motoring in
Britain has risen appreciably in
the past ye'ar. A Rolls Royce
costs about 49 cents a mile to
run, on the basis of 10,000 miles
annual mileage. The Ontario
Safety League says that at the
other end of the scale a Mini
costs about 11 cents a mile.
* *
Dazzle from approaching
headlights in one of the factors
that make night driving twice as
dangerous as daylight driving.
Smears inside the windshield and
dirt outside accentuate glare
from approaching headlights,
says the Ontario Safety League.
Grease and specks of dust can
cause dazzle out of all
proportion to their size. Good
drivers make sure their
windshields are spotless, inside
and out, for night driving.
*
Give yourself a gift when you
set out on that Christmas
holiday journey — or any other
automobile trip, Give yourself a
little more time, so that you can
make the trip without rushing. It
costs you nothing — yet it may
save you everything, says the
Ontario Safety League.
hayfield
Senior Citizens hold monthly meeting
Good tax management
can save money, it's legal