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Tax Man tell$ all
• Bill V,anOsoh, son of Mr. and
Mrs: Jack Varlgtsch and
proprietor of the Kintail
' General Store, was admitted to
the University Hospital in Lon-
don on Wednesday March 6
' and had gall -bladder surgery
the- following day. His ,many
friends hope it won't be . too
ong until he'll be back behind
e counter""at the store.
Mrs. Cletus Dalton, tt patient
at the Wingha.m and District
General Hospital for the last
six days . wasp released `from the
,Hospital on Sunday afternoon,
Due to Friday's sleet storrn
. several cars slipped off theejioad
,on Highway 21 north of .Port
Albert.
There was a small crowdsat
the Card Party held in §t;
Joseph's Parish, Hall on Friday
evening due to the sleet °and icy "
• condition of the roads. Win-
ners of the•prizes were: men's
defeated Kingsbridge two
games straight and Lpcknow
. the spot dante was Mr. and
Mrs. Russell Swan and' Mrs.
Allan Coiling won the lucky
door prize, Another '.dance is
being planned for April 13..
M.r..aad' Mrs. Ron Durnin,
Kevin ,,Austin and Gary Court
ney motored to Port' Elgin on`
Sunday afternoon • to. see the
hockey game between thesPort
Elgin , Bulldogs and the,
Goderich Sailors. Tie Bulldogs''
beat the Sailors 8 to 4.
A good crowd wa,s on •hand
on,Sunday afternoon, 'March 10
in St. Joseph's ,School synrs-IF to hear the Family Life
Program "Christian Education
In Family Life and Sexuality"
as outlined by Reverend Father
Hauser, Mrs. Florence,,, Fleming
and Miss Margaret Beale, co-
ordinators of this' program 'in
the Waterloo County Separate
School. Parents felt they
would like to see this program"
taught to their children w,ho at-
. tend .school in. Kingsbridge. Joe
• H t"key chaired—We- program `_
which Was sponsored by the St.
'Joseph's 'School Association.
Lunch was: .served and 'a
que;,tidnand answer, period
followed.
Friends of Shannon Forgett
will bp sorry to hear that Shan-
non is. still in critical condition
at the Intensive Care Unit of
the Untver,s ty Hospital in Lon-
defeated.
on-
defeated, Holyrood two game's
to one. The final playoffs will
begin on Thursday, March 14
with Lucknow against Kintail
and. Kingsbridge against
Holyrood. Games begin at 7:45
p.m: 'in the Lncknow Arena, on
Thursday, March 14,°
Several from here attended
the -dance sponsored by• Local
335 of the National Farmers'
Union . in Ripley, on Saturday
evening, March;= 9. Winner of
„high, Father
`C.R.
men's seorid
Doherty
ladies' high,
Doherty
ladies' second
Courtney.
Plans are being made for
another card party to be held ,
on Friday, March 22.
Mr. and. Mrs. John Howard
and Stephen visited in Guelph
on Friday. Their daughter
Anita accompanied 'them to
•Hamilton--where--they; visited
• with Frank Hogan. They recur-
ned to their home here on
'Saturday evening.
Several. from here attended
the dance sponsored by We
4_.i:BortsAlbert Ball- Club at 'the
Saltford Valley Hal on, Satur-
day evening.,
, Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Hogan
have sold their farm to Mr. and
Mrs. 'Phil Evers of North Bay
• and have purchased a home in
Goderich: They are planning to,
have an auction sale of
wa livestock,.' machinery and some
household effects on Saturday,
March 16 and they will be
moving to their• new home` at
104 Wolfe •Street in Goderiob
on 'Saturday,. March 23.
In Town and Country
•'
Hockey semi-finals Kintail
Ed Dentinger,
high, • Clarence
Mrs. Clarence
high, ,Mrs. Joe
the process of moving and hope
to have this completed -by
March 15. Mr. and Mrs. Tard
have a family of two - a boy age'
six and a girl age three: They
will be :moving into their new ,
home ..on Saturday, March 16.
Mrs. Jim Sinnett and family
and her mother Mrs. Fred
Vassella , visited on Saturday
with Mr. and ,Mrs. Art 13 wler
(Linda Vassella) Wartburg.
John Howard, Francis, Anita
and. Janette Hogan attended
the Ontario . Limousin Cattle
Association -meeting . and
banquet held at Guelph .on'
Monday; .March 11.
Mr. and Mrs. Micl1aeL,Dalton
and family a•ttendecl'the Quar-
terhorse Show in Torontojfrom
Thursday; March 7 to Sunday,
March 10. Their horse
'Hoedown Sun ' placed in the.
top • 22 out of 105 entries.
Plans are almost completed
for'" the St. Patrick's Variety
Show which will be presented
in the Parish Hall on Sunday
evening, March 17 at 8:00 p.m.
Comne aut and'give these young
people your support:
Mr: and Mrs Donald Parrish„
have sold their farm t� Mr. anr
Mrs. Jim Tard and fainily from
Oil 'city, near Sarnia. 'Mr. and
Mrs: Farrish have just finished ,
building a new home on the -
'ss-sse,eaSion 12 Ashfield TOwn-
. Ship across from Mr. and.Mrs.
Robert Farrish. .,DiMald and
4,Dorthy and their family :are in
1▪ ,1% 4\ • :" :714, kin
capades is corning to the eondon Gardens AprIl 9-14.
The show's headliner is Karen Magnusson, world cham-
, pion figure -skater. Pictured here is a portion, of
"Celebrationr, showcasing the rhythms of dospel singing
againsta backdrop of Stained glass, pleie organs' and a
stairway. clear up to the pearly gates.
marine ifinis esi
Task, Boat nail'', Brass Strews, marina
JOHN JEFFERY lit totIS
103 ELGIN AVE. E., GOuERICH - 524-8171
Jack Stoddart presents the novice runner-up trophy to
John Thompson,. -captain of the Bedford Hotel -Motet
hockey team, of the .Goderich.house league.(staff phtho)
•
.Hurpri county farmers were
told last Thursday, night • in
Exeter that three changes sin
the -Past year in tax, regulations
MeEachern
District 'Taxation Office.in Kit-
chener 'told merinbers ots`sthe
Huron Countt Federation. of
-.; Agriculture "at itie,•regtilar mon-
- thly ,meeting held in Exeter
th# .one, of these changes ef-
-fe-eW:taiieS nn. the' sale of a
votes Formerly, hs 6'6(plained,
income Hand- taxed at thi
regular r0e. Nuw, he said, the
fartner 'gelling a quota can
deduct the market value of the.
quota at Dec. 31, 197,1 from the
sale value and only pay taxes
on the remainder:
.fects ,farmers.'selling stock to
enter another fcirm of farrnirtg.
Normally a farmer selling off a
'beef 'herd to go into. hogs, for
example, would have to call the!
,* money 'from the' sale income.
Now, 'however, such a farmer
, can haye Until the FeIrtia.ry of
the year fgllowing the sale to
inVee the money. in an annuity
, and thus pay taxes only on the
yearly income from the an-
nuity, npt. the full sunt.
• The third change, he said, in -
so thp fanner couid increase his
NTED-1
O • country, Over 1/2 million collectors are paying .°
1.. fabulous prices for old bottles of all di cripttons. l' .
.J COCA•COLA FA FRUIT JARS"
• MILK .
< Here is 5y1‘o40u4r0o7portunitY Writ ;To find out all g
a• about what to co,Rect, prices to ask, where to sell. 0 .
$2.00 TO COVER POSTAGE AND HANDLING
inconse for purposes of paying would each Pay one peteent per
into the Canada Pension plan.. Month, even if 0,ne or the other
•,t-hattlly eVe-r drove the car.
Mr. McEachern warned far-
mers to have a good long look
at the benefits before deciding
to incorporate 'their farm. He•
warned that incorporation, in
some cases, brought snore harm
than benefit. If a farm is incor,
porated, he explained, the•com:
pany must declare persdnal
IncorPoration also meant the
loss of the $1000 per year
capital gains -write off. on the
farrn_house, he said:
,.,There were also problems
With partnerships', he said and
explained he thought it was
'better' to draW tip a working
agreement rather than a..full
benefit for the owners on the
use of gars and the house. On
cars, he' pointed out, this
amounted to one percent of the
value of the car•per month for
each of the owners who had ac-
cess to the use of the car.. This
would mean that a 'husband*,
and wife in a corporation
LUE'S
SUPERMARKET -
SUPER DISCOUNT PRKES._
OPEN 8 A.M. SHARP. 5 DAYS A WEEK TILL 10 P M.. CLOSED SAT. AT 6 P.M.
ON THE SQUARE WE DELIVER
DEVON
RINDLESS
Side
Bacon
LB
VAC PACK
•
Pork Butt
9c
„WITH DRESSING
ANY site
Le 89c
SKINNED AND DEVEINED
Baby Beef
Liver FrVQURRITE
L. 97c,
FRESH
CHOIcE VEAL
(AGAIN4THIS WEEK)
ALI:CUTS AVAILABLE,
ONTARIO
FANCY
Spartan
Apples
3 LB 89c
ONTARIO No.1.
Parsnips
2 LBS 39c
ONTARIO No.1
Potatoes
10 LB BAGS
FLEECY
Fabric
Soitener
B640T% 79c
TREESWEET
JUICES
ORANGE-
" GRAPEFRUIT kg
• :0,11 -)3L4NDED
48 bz12
0
$1
PURITY
• Flour
10 LB
09
BAG •
FRESH
FROZEN •
MAPLE LEAF
TENDER SWEET
Dinner
2-3 LB Ham
AVG
LB $1 29
CHICKEN
4 LBS 39t
MIRACLE WHIP
Salad
moDERNE
Bathroom
- Tissues
2 .ROLL ,94c
PACK a
MODERNE
Facial
Tissue
LARGE Boxes
89c
(Necks &,WINqs)
LBS 39c
Spighetti
'2Pg:" 49c'
NtilfCheS
PKG OF 50
BOOKS
ONLY 19c
Gingerale
PeRsi Cola
tiiRGE BOTTLES
'PLUS bepoSIT
3'17 I/7'U
sublwoocvs •
FRESH -MILK
2% '3 OUART BAGS , HO Nio
95c- 99c
CLAY —
-
- Leg Elevators
Liquid Manure Equipment
FARMATIC --
- Mills
AICEROoRN:
- Cleaners
BA Tanks
Bilualk1Talink"&rPainpeeallinileicleiining
Detergents, Teat Dip, etc.
Uddersan
Foamcheck
LOWRY _FARM SYSTEMS
R.R. 1, Kincardine, Ontario
partnersltils. No matter whether
it' incorporatidrits Or partner -
Olin, however, he Urged farmers
to seek a good lawyer in
drawing up agreements so they
could pay the least possible
HFA Preaident Doug Fortune,
in his remarks -said he thought
all farmers' should be "very
concerned over 'what is being
dorie to agricultural 'land in
Huron". He said that at-
'hearirigs into the Ontario
Hydro Transmission line. last
week,, more thin 200 persons
attended. with the farmers' side
really being brought out at the
Wednesday aession in
Mr. Foitune said the lines
have to go.sornewhere and, the
',Pfarmers involved generally ac-
cept. the lines as a'necessity but
are concerned that they ,be
located on poor farmland, not
good land. He pointed out that
there will be 10 towers 'to a
farm under, present plans and
that would make it completely
uneconomical for farmers tit,
work around the tovfers.
74 KINGSTON ST
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HAYTER
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question, "What is a Crusade?" You too may have the same question' in mind:
1 find that .the be.st way to' answer this quation is firSt of all„to 5ay what it is
, First-- a Crusade is NOT what SOMe4people would call -"the sawdust irail,",
with noisy music and sermons deiigned.tO•play upon.the emotions of people.
Second -- it is NOT an 'attempt to raise money for.the Churches'dr for the
Crusade organization.,
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- What then, you may ask. IS a Crusade? '7): •
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An "lnvitat.lori to lis.e" (..:Aisade IS the coming together of the people of a
,community in order that they might in turn some to a deeper sinderstanding •
i•••of the natUreof God and what God .ha. done for them through the 'sending
of His Son.Jesus 'Christ.
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Regardless of whi:!re wa 'stand .in our relationship to God I am sure that we
all: feel that we: can still draw closer to Him: We have foun'd that this is
exactly what' happens during, an "Invitation to Live," Crusade. Many people,
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' result,. their faith comealive in a new 'arid Meaningfid way.'
,,attender or, a complete outsider, this Crusade is for YOU. When you come,'
as w,e hope you' will, you will diScoser through experience, as countless others
haVe across Canada, that tbe Crusade has been, for you ap Invitation to Live
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Will. in the conrse of this Crusade, if we will come ''s7ith open hearts and
minds ready to hear that which He would have us know about kiimselt and
His Son Jesus Christ,
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Sincerely yours.... His
(Rev.) Marney V. Patterson
INVITATION
"10 LIVE
CRUSADES
KNOX
PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
MAR. 29
TO
APRIL 7