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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1975-03-26, Page 12For Farm, Town and • Country Home Owners! Can You Use $1,66-0 to $20,000 ? U you can afford-monthly payments of,. $32.21 you may borrow 51,600.00 $3,000.00 $41.65 you may borrow $5,000.00 $69.94 you may borrow $7,000.00 $97.18 you may borrow The above loans based on 161/2% per. annum 5 year term — 20 year amortization Borrow 'for' any worthwhile purpose: To consolidate your debts, fix, the car, buy cattle, or a cottage! FAST — COURTEOUS SERVICE — PLEASE CALL Gerald H. Wolfe °PALMERSTON 343-3632 Representing Arnold Highman Realty Ltd. Kitchener, 1-519-744=6251 Member of Ontario Mortgage 'Brokers Association Read your Tax Guide. It will tell you what's new. This year the Federal Government , has. included many neW tax benefits that are important to you because they could "save you money. . Your federal income Tax Guide explains, them thoroughly. the Interest Let's take the Interest Income Deduction as an example, This-Year for the' first time, if you received and reported on your income tax form interest income from many legitimate Canadian sources, including bank deposits, bonds; mortgages and notes, you arc allowed to claim as a deduction the total of theamounts up to $14XX). Your' Tax Guide explains it in detail.. 'Cheek.hein 35. • Increased Personal Exemptions is: another item that has changed from last. • year., All it means is that the Federal Government has increased your personal exemptions to coincide with the rise in the Consumer Price.lndex. The new, personal exemptions are printed' on your income tax form. Guide Item 41 tellS you more about it. Well, those are iust 'some of the areas where it pays to follow your Tax Guide and, of course, there are others. The Federal Political ContributionTax Credit iS'new as well. Guide, Item 52H will tell you all • about that, one.-This year, Family Allowance Payments are income and have to be declared as such. Check Item 7. Remember to. check some of the other items listed in the Tax Guide which may entitle you to claim deductions, such as n Child Care Expenses. Guide Item 33 tells you all about that one. And you may be entitled to 'deduct your Moving Expenses if you' moved' during 1974 to earn income in a new location in Canada. Cheek Item. 34B carefully for the details. • , And don't forget, if you have contributed to a Registeied Retirement Savings Plan, be sure to include your receipt and deduct the allowable amount. Guide Item 29 explains it in detail. • Use your Tax Guide and fill in your tax' form carefully, step by step. 'You'll find, it's not as difficult as you think. If you should have difficulties, 'however, District Taxation Office addresses and telephone numbers are listed on the back.page of your Guide. Tax, Guide '74. How long has it been since you've read a really good book? Were making it • easier to understand. R. I+ TIZ:triluoirCana•da Revenu Canada !moot Hon Ron Basford L hon.Reon Bastord. mmistr Minister ttt,i1r. 0•450 ••••,•••••r,0* ....41•1111,1••••••••..••• ••• ••• i. V . IA* ••••••••••••••• • WEDNESDAY, MARCH 26, 1975 THE LECENOW SENTINEL LUCKHOW, ONTARIliL Rising Roils Whitechurch Rising Rolls Club held their 5th meeting at the home of Mrs. Walter Elliott on Monday evening, March 17 with an attendance of 5. Kathy Purdon president opened the meeting with the 4-H pledge. The roll call was answered by the members giving a recipe using bread crumbs. Anne De Bruyn read the minutes. The next meeting is' at Walter Elliott's March 24th. Achievement Day is May 10 at. Lucknow. Mrs. Walter Elliott discussed comparison and valuation of bread, a good loaf of bread and scores 'for Sew IV Sews On March 19th, the Kings- bridge 4-H 'club held their 4th meeting in the St. Joseph's Hall at 7.00 p.m. Roll call was answered when the . girls told what' they need for their wardrobe. Plans for Achievement Day were studied and it will be held on May 17. Lucille Frayne demonstrated on' how to make Tailor Tacks.. The girls then cut out their material and marked them. The next meeting is on March 24th at Mrs. Van Osch's house. Zippy Trinettes The two presidents , of the Zippy Trinettes called the seccind meeting ' to order and 01 repeated the 4-H pledge. For the roll call we were asked to tell what our regular and occasional activities were. • The minutes of the last meeting were read. Each secretary read the business minutes for the last meeting. Since .the secretary of . Zippy Trinettes #1 was absent, Joan Hackett read the business minutes.. The home assignments were taken up. The skit was discussed by the members of Zippy. Trinettes #1 and the exhibit was discussed by those in Zippy Trinettes #2. Mrs. Cameron and Mrs. D. A. Hackett disettssed "Suit yourself, choosing the blouse, the pattern and the fabric". Mrs.. Campbell and Mrs.. Donald Hackett showed different lines for various figures experimenting with materials of different colours and textures. Each girl chose samples of material with colours that would suit her colouring. The other girls commented on her choice. The meeting was then closed. Snappy Snippers Elect Officers Our first meeting for the club "What Shall I Wear?" was held on March. 17 in the St. Helens Hall. It Was opened with the 4-H pledge. The roll call "Why did you debide to take 4-H?" was answered 'by 10 girls. The election of officers was 'as follows: President Club # 1, Brenda Arnold; Club # 2, Marybelle Cranston; •Secretary, Genevieve Kinahan; Treasurer, Marg Mac- Pherson; Press Reporter, Dayle MacDonald. The meetings will be held in the hall at 7.15 p.m. on Tuesdays. The fall club was voted on, the majority being for The Cereal Shelf. It was also decided to have a. Garden Club during the summer. A discuision followed on "Planning a Ward- robe" and each girl was asked what this meant to her. We are to think about what factors must . be considered if you wish to have a functional wardrobe. Everyone is to describe 4 points to keep in mind when doing a survey, of the clothes in your wardrobe. The survey isto be started this week along with the Personal Analysis chart. The, meeting closed with the 4-H creed. judging. ` Mrs. Archie Purdon discussed making of bread and bread faults. Kathy' Purdon demonstrated the making of cheese puffs. Sylvia Weber and Lori Purdon demonstrated barbequed Hamburger Stacks. The meeting closed with the 4-H creed. For lunch they sampled what they had baked. Swinging Seomstreses Dungannon 1 4-H club held its second meeting at, Bev Maclnnes' on March 20 at 7.15. , The meeting opened with the 4-H pledge. Six girls answered the roll call by telling what their activities were. • The discussion was on, "Suit Yourself". Then the girls discuss- ed different patterns and decided what kinds of material might suit each one. The next meeting will be held on March 27 at Donna Young's. Achievement Day is on May 17.- Dough Dolls The seventh meeting of the HolyroocV 4-H Dough Dolls was held on March 17th at the home of Mrs. Gerald Rhody. After opening with' the \pledge the roll -call was taken, which was to have record books and recipe files up to date. Books and files are to be handed in on Friday, March' 21st. Dutch minicakes were made. These make excellent snacks. Mrs. Hedley and Mrs. Rhody organized plans for Achievement Day. A final work meeting will be held on March 31st. . • Card Party There were nine tables of progressive euchre played at the St. Augustine Parish Hall . on Wednesday evening sponsored by the C.W.L.. , The ladies' high prize was won by Mrs. Margaret Leddy,. and loW prize went to Sr. Eileen Foran. The men's high was won by Frank Austin and the low went to John Boyle. The door prize was won by Sr. Mary Williams. Lunch was served by the C.VV.L. ladies. KairSh 'ea Mill ' The March meeting of Kair- shea.VVomen's Institute was held at the home of' Mrs. Evan Keith. The 'president Mrs. Clarence Ritchie opened with a' poeM, followed with the Ode and Mary Stewart Collect. Mrs. Lloyd MacDougall read the scripture (Easter Story). Members were reminded of the' Nutrition Workshop April 10th • at Ripley, 10 a.m. - 4 p.m., also the 4-H Training School at Kincardine March 24. Leaders Mrs. 'Leonard Clarke and Mrs. Brian Holloway, the course being "The Garden Club". The Officers' Conference is to be in Waterloo April 29, 30 and May 1, Mrs. Philip Steer. was chosen as delegate: Members are reminded to bring suggestions to April meeting as to a //project for International Wom- en's Year (for June meeting). The resolutions convener is to have meeting to draw up a resolution re: Housewives being given the oppor- tunity to pay into the Canada Pension Plan. The standing committee conveners will meet to make reports for the annual meeting, April 9th at 8 p,m. at the home of Mrs. Lloyd MacDougall. Mrs. Clarence Ritchie gave the 4-H' report, also reports of standing committees were given. The roll call was answered by 11 members and 1 visitor - A product of a Canadian Industry I am wearing. Each person was to show and tel of an article made 'this winter. Mrs. Allan MacDougall chaired the meeting for the following program, singing - Rose of Tralee and My Wild -Irish Rose. The' topic "Canadian Exports and their destinations" was made most interesting. Mrs. Lloyd MacDoug- all conducted 2 or 3 'contests. It was decided to take part in the Cancer Canvass again this year. Mrs. Lloyd MacDougall gave 'courtesy remarks. - The meeting closed with 0 Canada and the singing of the Institute Grace. Lunch , was served by the hostess and directors, Mrs. Lloyd Mac- Dougall and Mrs. Allan MacDoug- all. Next meeting, will be April. 17th at 1.30 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Leonard Maclnnes. This is the annual meeting, bring your re- ports. See what your dollars can do. Support Easter Seals. 4 t 4