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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1975-01-16, Page 8ower in Tuckersrnilh bou'ling Ieague In bowling • action this '48, and the Slow Starters Week, the Violets are still in with 41. Brenda- Radford had Nil bloom in the i''uclker- the high single - of 327, Ornith ,mixed league as they ° Donalda Bell had the, high Continue to hold the lead triple of 710, and Dorothy with 60 points. Next come Carter had the high average the lonely Petunias with of 197. Florence Cartwright 561, the Waterlilies with 43, ,was the most improved the Hollyhocks with 42; the bowler. Dandelions with 371/2 and the In the Clinton -Blyth Ladies Mayflowers with 34:' Meirt'l a League, Hoggies Hippies and Rooseboom had both the the Evil Knievels are ladies' high single of 313 and deadlocked for .the lead with the high triple of 665. Tony 10 points each, while close Van den Dool had both the behind come Della's Slaves men's high single of 313 and and the Pin Pickers with 9 the high triple of 751. ••W -`each, the Daffy Dolls, the The United Nations are Crown Jewels, and the still the top team in the Striking Streakers with 8 Ladies Afternoon League. each, and the Try Hards They have collected 65 points with 6. Lia Hoggarth had -and are followed by the both the high single of 293, Snowbirds with 62, the Ding- and the high triple of 700, A-Lings and the Road while Mary; ;Davey had the Runners. with 60 each, the high average of 221 Try Hards with 59, .and the The F,errotics, have an iron Hopefuls with 54. Erma grip orf first plan in the Wil - Hartley had both the high Dex league. They -have single of 297, the high triple collected 63 points, and are of 673 and shared the high followed by the Predisions average of 203 with with 55, the Diamonds with Rosemary Armstrong. . 54, and . the Chipbreakers In the Londesborq Ladies 'with 52. Nellie Burkholder League, the Rolling Pins are had the ladies high single of way out front with 77 points, 255, Laurie Daw had the high andare followed at a triple of 626, and Nellie distance' by the Pin Chasers Burkholder` had the high with 58, the Try Hards with average of 191. Skip Reid hack's Jottings.... (continued from page 5 der the Ontario Farm Tax Reduction ;Program.,_, SALES TAX CREDIT Most Ontario residents who file an income tax return are eligible to claim this tax credit e'xceiit'persons under the age of 16 at the'end of 1974 and per- sons ersons claimed as a dependent for income tax purposes by any other, person in Ontario. The Sales Tax Credit For- mula for 1974 is the same as 1973'; that is, 1% of personal exemptions. The. Sales Tax Credit may be claimed in the , income tax return filed for a deceased per- son with respect to the part of the year that he was alive. The surviying spouse ma a 1i soma.'�fll%} or��'so•: c ainl depen s ent on the income tax return filed for the deceased in that year. PENSIONER TAX CREDIT The Ontario Pensioner Tax Credit may be claimed by in- dividuals resident in Ontario tad Doth the - men's high single of 251 and -the high - triple of 608. Mike Stinnissen had the high average of 61.2. .,i kia, .t�' , corm n Mixed League, the Panthers are in -first place, and are followed closely by the Fine Starts with 47, the Dam Poors with 44, Ron Mickeys with 43,E the Corner Picts with 40, the Pin Ups with 29, the Cheetahs with °28, and the Centennials with 27. Deb Hodges had the women's high single of 247, Phyllis Edwards had the high triple of 593, and Gerry Harris had the high average of •224. Bruce Collins had the men's high single'of 362, while Ken Johnston had both the high triple of 782, and the high average of 246. The Tigers, with 81 -points, are way. out in front in the Londeshoro Men's League. They are followed by the Lions and the Cheetahs with 53 each, and the Leopards with 37. Keith Allen had both the high single of 278, and the high triple of 777, while Jack Lee and Cliff Saun- dercock shared the high average of 222. In the Clinton Mixed League, the Bowling Buddies on December 31, 1974, who are age 65 or over at the end of 1974, except for a married couple, both of whom are age 65 or over at the end of that year living in the same-. prin- cipal residence; in which case, only the spouse with the higher taxable income is entitled to claim this credit. Where both spouses are 65 or over and neither spouse has a taxable income, the Pensioner Tax Credit must be claimed by the same spouse, who is claiming the Property Tax Credit, except when no, Property Tax Credit is being claimed, in which case either spouse, but not both, may claim the Pensioner Tax Credit. Pens inner Tax Credit are on top with 50 points, and are 'followed by the -- Goofy's Greats with 44, the Odd Balls with 43, the Free Throws with 42, the Leaders and the Happy Hookers with 41' each, the Born. Losers with 25, and the 'Alley Cats with 22, Nellie Steep had the women's high single of 289, Edna Atkinson had the high triple of 681, and Val Marriage had the high average of 224. Peter Roy had the men's high single of 283, Jim Switzer had the high triple of 627, and Joe Atkinson ;had the high „rni, separate Pensioner Tax Credit without reference to any tax credit that was claimed for the deceased spouse. The surviving spouse must be age 65 or over to claim the Pensioner Tax Credit. The Ontario Ministry of Revenue is preparing a booklet which will explain the Ontario Credit System in greater detail than I have been able to do here. This booklet "The On- tario Tax Credit Guide" will be available January. 15, 1975 from: Ontario Tax Credit System, Ministry of Revenue, 801 Bay Street,' 10th Floor, Toronto, Ontario. M7A. 1X8. • Written enquiries should also be directed to this ad -dress. Residents of the d;`.•:i> 1rJ r, ncgrne • Metropolitan, Toronto :local ttd ib axileceaSe& •callang area may obtain ad - person if the deceased was 65 ditional information by calling years of age or over at his death and was, himself, a prin- cipal taxpayer or the spouse of a principal taxpayer • who was underage 65 at the death of the deceased. The surviving spouse may then be able to claim a 965-8470. Residents elsewhere in On- tario may call the Ministry of Revenue's information centre free of charge by asking the operator to connect you with Zenith 8-2000. Kntucky'FrieJ �'kickeK INFLATION FIGHTER" MIDVVEEK SPEC-' When you buy aThrift Box at regular Price you • FRENCH FRIES FOR 3 s r. 84Loz.CREAMY COLESLAW 'J'FtYiil"A1�.•N. • J'.. 1. • 87 _K i n gsion_ _ 5t...__ _a__._ at the 5 Points-� GODERICH Colonel Sanders grid nit buys makj it "linger Iickin' good" Kentucky tried ehiekn A CANADIAN. COMPANY In the YBC Friday Junior League, the Pin Bombers are on top with 163/ points•r far ahead of the PIn Kling . 'with 1502, and the Streakers with 1361/2. Next come the Corner P:hs iyith 1231/2;_the, Alley Jets with 122, the Strike Outs with 115, the Pin Crackers with 1131/2, and the 450s with 971/2, In the • YBC Saturday Junior League, the _Cen- tennial' Maple Leafs hold down first place with 1401/2, but are followed ' closely by the Strikes and Spares with 1361/2, the Hookers with 1351/2 and- the Alley Wreckers with 'r CLINTON N W •R cow), 3i3UH$PA #: ,° ThNIJAR 1F 16, 107 ' " fir', 0E 7 ,a 133, Next come the Head Pin Hitters with 125,, the Alley Bums with 1211/2,-- the Super,. Strikers with 1181/2 and the King's Crowns with 1111/2• SAVE YOUR SOLES IN 1HE WANIL ADS The shingles of this shed on the Dave Durand farm were literally stripped off during a wind storm last Saturday morning. A nearby- barn was flattened by the winds which reached 60 miles an hour. (News -Record photo) an I. alp you? BILLY E«A� one of our representatives will be at The Bedford Hotel, Room 1, -�� 92 The Square, GODERICH -73 8? 0n 524 ,anparY200975from 1 • 4;,30 p.m. Many buyne5ses including Agriculture 4 Manufacturing Tourism Construction • Professional Services • Transportation • Wholesale and Retail Trades, have obtained loans from IDB to acquire land, buildings, and machinery; to increase working capital; to start a new business; and for other purposes. If you need financing for a business proposal and are unable to obtain it elsewhere on reasonable terms and conditions, perhaps IDB can help you. INLWSTRIAL IKVELOPMENTIIANK 1032 Ontario Street, Stratford, Ontario N5A 6Z3 27115650J/, THE It's in full swing..... N AT W. ASE HURON COUNTY"S LARGEST DEPARTMENT STORE FACTORY OUTLET. r 4% 40 sot MEN'S HYDRO. -PARKAS B.F.O. DISCOUNT PRICE $23.97 GIRLS & BOYS 2-6X AND 7 TO 16 WINTER COATS JACKETS LESS 20% NOW ONLY $19.}7 LESS 20% SNOWMOBILE SUITS oNw B.F.O. 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Mr. Berstch has had over 37 years experikrice and all his work is guaranteed for a full year. THERMO B.F.b.'PRICED 58.87 LESS 20% . NOW ONLY $6.97 • 1 0% OFFOL$R ENTIRE STOCK Excluding sewing machines, small . ,appliances, tobacco, and sundrl ttAlld 8PM ial sale items listed above.