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The Brussels Post, 1976-02-18, Page 3Come in and See Our Selection of FAMILY RINGS DINNER RINGS DIAMONDS A Complete Selection Mayer's Jewellery & Gifts Brussels 887-9000 $entor Citizens SAVE SAVE SAVE 10% OFF with 'this ad • veryTues.. & Wed. .ONLY ON ALL SERVICES •.at GEORGE of 'BRUSSELS John Brussels :8876751 Clip_ & Save Ti FE. BRUSSELS POST, FEBRUARY' "19, 1976 3' BROWNIES, GUIDES HAVE POT LUCK'- The head table at the Brussels Guide and Brownies dinner with parents included, 'froM left , Mrs. Mary Proctor, division program co-ordinator, Mrs. E. Fuller, division secretary from Mitchell, Mrs. L. N ash, division commissioner from St. Marys, Mrs. J. Tribner, L.A. President Brown Owl Joan Exel, Tawney Owl, Debbie Trollope, Capt. Bessie Blenkhorn, Camp adviser Mrs. Barb Watts. (Photo by Langlois) Girl Guide tells dinner Brussels feels like a big giant city to me One girl guide, Kimberley Bauer, gave her impressions of Brussels in a speech at Guides the week. Her speech follows. . Brussels is a village but nottoo. small. It 'really feels like. a great big giant city to--me. The people arc very nice. There arc lots of streets or roads. The 'Population is 964. There are lots of stores and houses. The centennial was in 1972. The people came here to live and build, their houses in 1872..1 saw in the newspaper that there was an oil tanker that., people thought was coming to Brussels, Ontario but was going to Brussels Belgium. I guess that was a pretty big niix up. There is a funeral home owned Q. The Family Allowance cheques received for our children are made out ,to my wife. Does this mean she must report the payments as income? A. Not necessarily. The law requires that the individual who claims a personal exemption on behalf of a child for whom the payments are received must report the payments as income. If neither parent claims an exemption, the person to whom the cheques are made out must report the income. For further information, refer to Item 7 of the Income Tax Guide provided with y our income tax return. Q. My employer pays me an allowance to cover my board and room while I am working at distant work sites away from my ordinary place of residence where I support my wife and family.„ Previously, I was told that this had to be included in income for income tax purposes because I was not a construction worker'. I understand that this no longer applies. Is this correct? VYesThiS exempting pr now applies to all workers triiployed at a distant Work site providing they meet the other necessary conditions. Q. I received a lump sum Upon retirement. I do not want to pay tax on it at this time but would like to invest it So as to spread the: tax over a number' Of years. Is there some way that this Can be done? A. Yes. A person can rite amounts to purchase an income averaging annuity from a licensed or othetwise authorized person., The annuity May be for life, or a by Max Watts and I bet it is taken care of very well. His daughter Maxine is in the Olympics and I guess we'should be very proud of her. The school is a good one and I think we should be proud of our teachers that are teaching us good work. - The churches I bet are nice ,I know the United Church is nice because our Guide meetings are there. There is a pool with a building to keep supplies for the club in the summer. There is a baseball park that is the biggest in Huron County. There is a library with a lot of books and the books are good. There - is a photographer and guaranteed term not exceeding 15 years and not extending beyond the annuitant's 85th birthday. Q. What is the general rule as far as capital gains or losses are concerned? A. The general rule is that one-half of capital gains are included in income and taxed at a person's normal rate of tax. When dealing, with capital losses, one-half of such losses may be deducted againsts one-half of capital gains. When losses exceed gains, subtract one-half of your gains from one-half of your losses. and deduct up to $1000 of the difference; Q. My wife has 'interest from bonds that I purchased for her in her name. Is this interest considered to be my wife's income? • A. The interest is your income because' you purchased the bonds from your funds. The same rule would apply to dividends on shares, interest on savings accounts and so on. It is the person who had the money to invest who must report the income earned. 0. My wife and I are both retired. She receives the Old Age Security Pension. When, I am making- out triy income tax return and claiming my wife; must I include the Old Age Security Pension' as . part of her income? A. Yes. The Old Age Security Petition at well, as any Suppletriefit received are her income and must be taken into account in tieterniinitig the amount, if any,. of your married exemption. her name is Pat Langlois. The pictures she takesare good. They really • make the Brussels Post a very attractive paper. ' " The M;aitlancl River' is a nice river and the Polar Daize is this. weekend with snowmobile races, skating races, Polar dip and thundermug races. [By Susan Linglois) About 41 tired F.E. Madill students stepped off the train in Quebec city after 15 hours travel from Stratford. When we first arrived in Quebec a bus took us to the Concord Motel, (Quebec's Ethel Correspondent Mrs. Cliff Bray Sympathy is extended to Mr. and Mrs. CameronSomers on the death of Mrs. Isabel Reid, Mrs. Somers' mother. Man injured in fall John Pennington, an employee of Gordon Workman, was injured in a fall Tuesday of -last Week. ' He fell 12 feet from the roof of the local post office when.a ladder was dislodged by <ice. He has Severally torn ligaments and muscles in his feet and legs and will be confined to a wheelchair for Some time. Seven tables at Bluevale euchre Seven tables played euchre in the Bluevale Community Hall on. Thursday night., Mr., and Mrs, Mel Craig arid Mr. and Mrs. Ross TtirVey, High Ladies' prize went to Hugh Campbell. Low Lady Isabel Gillespie High Man Charlie Johnston, LOW Mari - Carl Friebtirger; Lucky Draw Les Greenaway, The next M r Will be in that ge of Mr, and Mrs Ed, Stewart and Mr., and Mrs. Harvey Edgar of t F'ebru'ary 19, newest Motel) , where we had an hour for rest. After that all of the students walked down to old Quebec where we visifed the Diarama which explains how the city was formed. Then we visited Quebec's beauti- ful Parliment buildings. The rest of the day we had free time and many of us attended an outside dance at the beautiful ice palace. The next day all were up bright and early for a tour of Quebec city. We visited lower Quebec and saw all the snow The apple orchard has very delicious apples, apple cider, and a few other things. They have clothes such as snowmobile suits, coats and pants and there is a lot of snow in' the winter to go snowmobiling and tobbogganing. I like Brussels. sculptures. The tour which was very enjoyable lasted two hours. Later that night we all went for a gourmet meal which included anything from escargots to spag- hetti. The next day many of us went shopping at Place Laurier, the second biggest center in North America. After this it was time to head for home. On. Thursday afternoon we all step- ped off the train tired but happy after three enjoyable days at the Quebec Winter Carnival. Let's talk taxes_, There is very good transporta- ation. There are buildings with people who sell nice cars such as , Bridges "and McCutcheon's. They are planning on fixing up the old mill down by the river, I think that that would be a nice advantage for us young people who didn't see how it worked long ago. Madill students enjoy Quebec