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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1986-04-23, Page 1547. Card of thcinks M cEWING I want to thank my friends, neighbours and for*- , ly for all the kindnesses I hpve received while In Victor° Hospital and the visits and telephone .• Galls since returning home, my many beautiful cords, letters and treats. Special thanks to McKillop Ins. Co. and Wat and Beryl Reid for the lovely flowers. my friends who drove to London and brought treats, my Minister Bonnie and Ston McDon.old, my wonderful family, Dr. McCredie and 4th floor nurses. All your prayers and messages have been truly appreciated. Janie McEwing.= 17 The Clinton Kinsmen would like to thank... ®REFEREES Robin Thompson, Hugh Flynn Barb Hicks and the Figure Skating Club The Junior 'D's ADDITIONAL PLAYERS Murray Taylor, Alfie Taylor, Bill Chipchase, Len Wilson, Dan Colquhoun, Travis Postill, Paul Draper, Rob Blake, George Elliott, Shawn Gautreau, Mel Hohner for their help in our successful Challenge Hockey Game for Cystic Fibrosis 47. Card of thanks WATSON We would like to 'express aur appreciation and thanks to friends who sent sympathy cards and flowers to us in the loss of a dear father. We also thank our family,, friends and neighbors for cards, flowers, gifts, visits and inquiries about us while In hospital and since coming home, Sincere thanks to Rev. Woodall, Dr. Newland, Dr. Watts, Dr. Flowers, nurses and staff of Clinton Hospital. •Again, thank you. Don and Grace Watson. -17 MALCOLM I'd like to thank the nurses on first floor of Clin• ton Hospital and special thanks to Drs. Watts and Baker for their care while I was in hospital. Marion Malcolm -17 KUIPER Mark and Alice wish to thank Dr. Steed and all the second floor nurses and staff of the Clinton Hospital for the wonderful care and support they received. -17 HOLLAND A special thank you to everyone who contributed in any way to make our 40th Anniversary even- ing very enjoyable for all of us, including gifts, cards and good wishes. Thank you. Bill and Wonnetta.-17x -11 Announcing savings you'll" find in the Classifieds. 1 ly • 49 EE is et 24 LIVESTOCK INCUBATORS! Lyon Electric purchased the Marsh Roll•X Manufacturing- Co. Lyon have improved the Roll•X incubator to meet their high standards of quali- ty and performance. Your purchase of a Lyon Marsh Roll•X will guarantee you years of satisfaction. Free brochures contact: Torten Distributors, Box 8, Grp. 2, R.R. 1, Lockport, MB, ROC IW0 (204) 757.4532,-0.17 NOTICES d JOIN US to save Canada for Jesus. Send a self ad- dressed and stomped envelope to John Hamm 102 • 3800, 27 Avenue. Vernon, B.C. V1T )S6.-0.17 n• Id FARM SERVICES ,II y- �u FARMERS Experiencing financial difficulties. There may be ways of solving your problems that you are not aware of. For further information contact Syl•Mar Financial Consultants (519) 449.2809.-0.17 10 ,,.r jfLP w ►hTsQ,• • I• 9) us :th )4, et, ars m. ee 295 yer hind 0.17 1:R•• DISTRIBUTORS WANTED: High-tech engine lubrication products. Government tested. Excellent profits. Reply to: MICROLON INC., 149 Riverside Drive, North Van- couver, B._C. V7H 1T6. (604)929.7944. 71x:352880.-0.17 530,000 Part -Time $45,000" up full-time work for yourself, by yourself. No gimmicks, diets. Real Estate. Call (705)789-3423. My Porsche comes this summer. -0.17 MA CHERIE home fashion shows, est. 1975. Join our successful family of independent representatives in presenting quality lingerie and leisurewear at in- home parties for women. It's Fun! It's Easy! It's Pro- fitable! For information call collect (416)632.9090. 8 a,m. to 3 p.m. -0.17 - PERSONAL rs, ars, NEW. PRESTIGE ACQUAINTANCE SERVICE is an. in- ks, troduction • bureau for unattached adults seeking 254 lasting. relationships. Successful, reliable, selective. .5� Cali toll free 1.800-263.9163.-0-17 FREE SINGLES BULLETIN! Meet someone nice by phone las or correspondence, locally or province -wide. For rush - pen ed information write: Barb, Box 2246-A, Sudbury, P3A ap, • 451. State age., -0-17 EDUCATIONAL out old. FREE: 1986 guide to study -at-home correspondence mo- Diploma courses for prestigious careers: Accounting, Air-conditioning, Bookkeeping, Business. Cosmetology, Electronics, ,LegalMedical Secretary, 175- Psychology, Travel, Gronton (5A) 263 Adelaide, West d 32 Toronto. 1.800.268.1121.-0-17 r St. COMING EVENTS new QUILT AUCTION July 26. 1°986 Arnprior, Ont. (40 miles hiPs west of Ottawa). Enter your craft in our •tionettes Hts. Heritage quilt Auction. Entry forms available (613) t A 1 623-6860, (M3) 623.5406 (Evenings). -0.17 LARGE CLEARANCE & Consignment Auction.. Friday, xam- April 25th 10 a.m. Approx. 50 tractors, 35 vehicles, 20 ff. over 200. pieces of form equipment, including garden Coll tractors. More information dial (519) 534.1638. Wayne Ward Farm Equipment Hwy. 6, Wiarldn.-0-17 CLINTON NEW, :RE,CCM', SDAY, APRIL Z'3, 1986 -Page 15 FIVE DAY Cruises on Rideau Canal and Trent • Severn Waterway. Beautiful ,scenery, carefree relaxation, ax or private, stateroom, deli -eel's meals. Brochure Box ne us 1540, Peterborough K9J-7H7.(705) 748.3666:-0.17 1985 ants' TAKE NOTECommencing May 18th & every Sunday : Tree throughout Summer; Burford area will hold a Flea eiping Market 10 a,m. - p.m. Vendors wanted, Call (519) 449-5611. Free Admission. -0.17 COMING TO EXPO? Visit the largest hydroponics Ise store in Canada. Just two blocks from Expo. Western 4er Water Farms. 1244 Seymour Street, Vancouver, B.C. gwino V6B 3N9 (604) 662.6636.-0-1.7 tr ski- . Two stable. • The old medical building across from the Clinton Public Hospital on Shipley Street no longer exists. Last week the building was torn down to make way for a parking lot for the new building located next door. (Anne Narejko photo) Youth musicians entertain at Knox By Mrs. L. Stonehouse BELGRAVE - Special youth musicians were the guests at Knox United Church, on April 20. Under the direction of Professor William Andrews and accompanied by guitarists Harold Bratten, Rod Fullerton and Neil McRae of Northlea United Church, Leaside (Toronto). Sixteen junior choir members were the guests at the children's service. Professor Andrews, organist Mrs. George Procter, pianist and the guitarists presented a prelude of sacred music. Mark Coultes gave the Prayer of Invocation. Erin Morris gave a commentary and Tim Coultes read the scripture. Neil McRae led in prayer. Frances Curry, Ben. Barnes, and Pauline Dekker gave short storiesof three songs sung. Quest For Success The second meeting of the Bluevale Quest 1.. 'The Only way to get s -I svin , safe °Juni I¥OUR bl 1 ools. 1 demi,) 1 -;ad in 2.5 million homes (705 For Success club was held on April 17, at the home of Bonnie and Keith Johnston. The meeting opened with the 4-H pledge and the date for the achievement night was discussed. Members also talked about the format for the exhibits. At this meeting members learned about writing cover letters and resume's. The members are required to include a resume' when their completed books are handed in. Kate Procter Weekly Euchre Fourteen tables were in play at the weekly euchre held in the Women's Institute Hall on April 16. Winners were: high lady, Mrs. Jim Coultes; novelty lady, Mrs. Leslie Vincent; low lady, Helen Martin; high man, Bill Pur - don; novelty man, Leslie Vincent and low man, Wilfred Walker. , There will be a euchre again today (April 23) starting at 8 p.m. People Mrs. Ross Anderson, Mrs. Jim Hunter, Mrs. Donald.Dow and Mrs. William Coultes attended the London Conference United Church Women's 24th Annual meeting held in Central United Church, Stratford, April 14 and 15. Mrs. Coultes was installed as the church as Society Convenor for the London Conference, Mrs. Jack McBurney and her daughter Mrs. Kenneth (Laura) Barbour were guests at the wedding of Josephine McCormick to Brian Reid in the Lucknow Presbyterian Church on April.19 at 4 p.m. April 20 visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Coultes, Andrea and Alison were Kenneth Davis of the Woodley Nursing Home, Wroxeter; Mr. and Mrs. Mark Matheson and Lisa of Molesworth and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Cook of Belgrave. The family celebrated Lisa's birthday. Corporation tax reporting simplified it ;oaf Over 120,000 'Ontario, corporations that ample of how governments can show coni- qualify. oinqualify' as gspeciallasmbll corporations ,will mon,,,,�,,ensgxa> l fl �c bi;lity, irk Nedu4ing,.the„aad- ; not Tie 'iregiiired to BBI 'h1 Ont rioCorpora- , miniistra ive Burden of "fax compliance,' said Geoffrey Hale, vice-president of the Canadian Organization of Small Business ' (COSB). The procedures for complying with the Ministry's filing requirements by a qualify- ing special small corporation are quite simple. When the special sin l corporation pays its tax, within three months- of its year end, it must declare on the payment form that it is a Special Small Corporation and liable for the minil;num capital tax (from $50 to $100). Having made this declaration, it will not be necessary for the corporation to submit a CT23 Tax Return and Financial » •••• in Canada for 1 Ing on 1 - 3559.00 $1,945 eyclei, 1 or .In 1,2241,881. hordes . , Lon 1 . in Ontario for 1 eeping $1'95o , tions Tax CT23 Tbkr et'hrn and Financial Statements.tistead,`thesel • corporations may declare their tali' on the form that they currently Send in with -their tax payment., According to the Honourable Robert F. Nixon, Treasurer of Ontario and Minister of Revenue, • this major tax simplification measure, which applies to taxation years ending after March 31,1986, will reduce the paper burden and compliance costs. for On- tario small businesses. "We felt it was not necessary for small corporations to meet all of the requirements of large corporations," Mr. Nixon said. "Consequently, there will be no need for a 'lr pit' pIod ' Your Market Clatlerflsd. Ad by , EK.1 our h.I ful :cliles�lled ad . Oros) . ce111n0 ,di9f! o h 1 v, Hors at Out morel$ w.skly n 0.010ipar' 1 tiiilice'fordatalis. tucknowl' 28.2022 1 it firk ih 524.2614 rilnc8lidlne 396:001 �., t n 432°344 .Waditait n' 881.180 1 d,l.oul �rrn o0 MIfch(1Il 348.8431' a bulls. 13e111Tdrlh 521d12?t0, . 1 1■� iiitil ,rte. tilt Mi CIO it wiY keit lrlWt lei tett ae+l +pelf o bulls Orin. '0 (519). tax return to be'filed providing certain con- ditions are met." An Ontario corporation quaifies as a special small corporation for a taxation year if it: - is a Canadian -controlled private corporation; - files a federal in- come tax return; -- l s.gross revenue and total assets each less than $1,000.000; - has neither taxable income or loss to be carried back to a prior year; and, - has capital tax of $100 or less. Corporations must qualify annually as a Special Small Corporation. The status does not carry forward automatically. Every year, a corporation must evaluate its posi- tion in light of the above guidelines to see if it qualifies. Banks, loan, trust and insurance corpora- tions do not qualify ' as special small corporations. The small business community is en- thusiastic about the introduction of this tax simplification measure. "This is a good ex - FINANCIAL MARKET TRENDS as of April 17, 1986 BANK RATE . • 9.23% PRIME 11.25% T BILLS • 8 98% CDN DOLLAR- ,7189 US DOLLAR $1.3910 GOLD (CDN) • $475.65 SHORT TERM ' 9 25% GIC's RRSP's MORTGAGES MUTUALS 1 Yr. 3 Yr. 5 Yr. 9 / 9 1/2 10 '/2 26.80 9 3/4 9 3/4 10 7/8 26.20 FINANCIAL TIP 9 3/4 9 1/2 10 7/8 21.80 PAVING TOO MtUbH TAX? To save , on your 1986 .income tax contribute to an RASP, now. The interest will accurntnate throughout the year tax free. OfSfi16 il'ed by: ABC INVESTMENTS Pinanuial Centre Goderich Statements. The Corporations Tax 1 Tax Branch will continue to confirm tax lia�Jility and tax payment with the Notice of Assiessment. "Paralleling the federal small business tax simplification measures and dropping the requirements for small corporations making no profit to file income tax returns provides much needed relief from un- necessary' paper burden," Judith Andrew, director, provincial affairs Ontario, Cana- dian Federation of Independent Business (CFIB) said. "CFIB has been fighting for reduced regulations and red tape which burden small and young businesses most heavily. We are glad the Honourable Robert Nixon recognized this burden on the sector which is providing the bulk of the net new job creation in Ontario." The Town of Clinton • recently purchased a MT Trackless to- assist in sweeping the sidewalks and blowing the snow and water plants. The machine, which cost $46,991.89, was on •display at the Huron County Road Superintendents Supplier Trade Show in Stanley Township on April 16. Pictured with the mabhine is (left) Huron County Coun- cillor Marie Bicknell, Clinton's works superintendent Harold (Hoot) Gibbings and Clin- ton Reeire Bee Cooke. The machine was purchased from Duesburry Equipment and Sup- plies Ltd. in London. (Anne Narejko photo) Public input on fishery management ••ent wanted• , oseu Ldt g within the capabilities of the The Ministry of Natural Resources is p h ets p planning to hold a series of open houses resource. • across Ontario to present and review `the' The open house for the Wingham District draft of the Lake Huron Fisheries Manage- will be: May;1'at 1- 9 p.m. in the Saltford .anent Plan. Valley Hall off Highway 21 north of Goderich. The plan presents a lake -wide strategy If anyone ys interested in the direction of and acts as'a guideline for more detailed fisheries•managetn►efltfor'Lake Huron, they pr i.tic Fisheries Management are. encouraged'to attend and make their operational District g PlanS`at identifies objectivesAnd targets, comments, concerns andsuggestions array Management dlrec'tion ,„for their known. unable Eo attend the open achieireinent. The direction .given in' this' If anyone IsP the result of a eon ider °tion of alt house,. please send`:. comments to :"the strategyi3•,The � pb rtefer�re , options Ministry;. of Natural Resources office in feasj'�le.• Options � N u presented, lect• file best judgeir a it of the 'Wingham, wahere the draft plan is available hike s frshe es managers to meet~ ti e,pr; for review. : ><: >z. ->-, :::n,,:.<..;._ ...... � me. e. . �frrsrrrirttwwlr`+rwl ARTICLES FOR SALE CLEAR eliminates bocteria, proved, cents 6 ' ' SWEET WATER! At last New Technolo Rusty... Smelly... Bad Tasting Wale staining, chemicals and more. C.S.A. aP Proven in over 12,000 installations. Only 'day to own anti operate. Ask about our FR -MONTH TRIAL OFFER. Bad water can be your profs worst enemy. Your property and life is much more valuable when'your water supply is good. Clear Swe Water... It's your Right! Call now 1.800.268-2656 hrs.) or I-(416)624.4344. AZTEC. --0-17 TEMPERED GLASS. 28" x 76" 530 per sheet. 5 Tatham, Woodworks (519) 537.2660.-0.17 SWIMMING, POOLS factory outlet clearing 1985 inve tory of above ground pools. Complete package so for 52,495, clearing at $1,495. Supply is limited. Ci now (519) 653.0176.-0.17 ADDISON TWO-COLOUR Plastic Radios wanted. Pc ing up to 5100. Call collect (416) 688-1420. Please o even ,if you think you have one. -0-17 RENDERING! EQUIPMENT .2500 L Cooker, IS H.P_',- H.P. Centrifuge 52" Diameter - 40 H.P. Hammermil 200 GI. settling tank with steam coil (51 925.2042,-0-17 -_ 1-- NHL HOCKEY Fights two hours. VHS Beta $37.50 pl $2.50 P & H. Info/orders: Odyssey, No. 268-720 Si) S1., New Westminster, B.C. V31. 3C5. 1-800.663451 MiC Viso M.O.-0-17 A -Z BUILDINGS. New types, steel and wood. Quons cladding. True value, action and answi (416)626-1794. Leave message or collect after 6 p. evenings and weekends. Ask for Wally. Ft brochure. --0.17 PIANO SPRING SPECIAL.Good condition from $ pianos refinished excellent tone from $995. Pia Piano completely restored Village Piano Shop (be Kentucky Fried Chicken,) Elmira. (519)669.2280.- USED STORE WALL and ISLAND shelving, counts cord racks, showcases, wallcases, security mirn glass shelving, shelving brackets, pegboard hoc cash registers, wire racks. Lovers New and Used, Adelaide St. S., London, (519)681-2254, Mon. -Fri. Sat. 9.12,-0.17 " PATIO SETS • 40% OFF or more. Luxury umbrel tables, choirs, lounges, gifts. Warehouse 0 Fridays, Saturdays•71 King St. W. Forest, or by pointment (519)786.4405,-0.17 STEEL BUILDING relocation sole • We are clearing old stock - Save thousands. We won't be under Phone,Pioneer Sales Deportment collect for info' tion. (416) 678-1585:-017.20 • 10x10 GREENHOUSE 5149. 1000W Metal Halide $ Pius 10,000 gardening products. Great prices. Ser for into -pock. Western Water Farms, 1244 Seymot Vancouver, B.C. V68 3N9 (604)682.6636.-017 � BREW Quality BEER for pennies per bottle. A revolution in home brewing. Some distributor also available. Bowers Associates, 70 Cleorview Suite 203, Toronto. Qnt. M6M (416)654-6901.-0-17 STEEL BUILDINGS Liquidation: Various models. e ple 30x50 with slide door 54,800. Sizes up too 1 wide. All priced for immediate clearance. 1,800.987.81.48 or (416)828-6262,-0.17 FARM SERVICES FARMERS WANTED who are paying too much t ore -not using all the tax breaks available. Pho today! Appointment times available to process tax returns in your home. Form Business Consul 2109 Oxford St. E., London, N5V 2Z9. Call tol 1.800-2651002.. In business year round h formers for over 34 years. -0.17 r - VACATIONS - • EVNRUDE POWERED 6 -passenger Houseboats, 1 the Trent system in luxury. Stereo, hot. water, sh propane BBQ. 'Fully equipped. Coll King's A Fenelon Falls (705) 887.3321,--0.15.17 RED UMBRELLA INN. A report for alt ages. Wet ing, boot cruises, heated pool, shuffleboard sumptuous meals o day. Group rates ova 1.800.461-0316. RR 2, Minden KOM 21(0,-0.17 HOSPITALITY INN: A �Fgmily resort with great s for Victoria Weeken pecial, one -day extra fc 271h to July 5th. Over 40 housekeeping cottage sondy beach, wading and In -ground ' Playground,' miniature golf, tennis, free bra 'write RR 1, Minden, Ont. KOM 21(0. 286.2361,-0-17 ENJOY GOOD COMPANY' and Leisurely cycl • paved bicycle paths in Germany. 17 Boys from including flight accommodation, guides, bl more. Ruppe travel, 71 Wharncliffe Rd.'Soutl don, Ont. N6J 2J8 (519)433.e173. -0•l7' RICE LAKE,eleterborough 2-3 bedroom houtek cottages from 5200. Motorboat rentals. 2•DIrb away Spring Specials 5129 Include/matoo . collent fishing, trailer sites $650 • 5750 Seasot 26697.--0-17 - ._,.LL. LIVESTOCK u POLLED HEREFORD BULL Sole Satyli'tlay, May 3t p,tn, at the FARM. 50 yearling bulk and a tow two year. olds. High herd health standards. N sold prior to tate. R,O.P. Perlornlo'nci WW1 dap RR 2; St Georgie, °titarie NOE i h 448,1482 or (519) 448-1749.-40l"1' ' ly • 49 EE is et 24 LIVESTOCK INCUBATORS! Lyon Electric purchased the Marsh Roll•X Manufacturing- Co. Lyon have improved the Roll•X incubator to meet their high standards of quali- ty and performance. Your purchase of a Lyon Marsh Roll•X will guarantee you years of satisfaction. Free brochures contact: Torten Distributors, Box 8, Grp. 2, R.R. 1, Lockport, MB, ROC IW0 (204) 757.4532,-0.17 NOTICES d JOIN US to save Canada for Jesus. Send a self ad- dressed and stomped envelope to John Hamm 102 • 3800, 27 Avenue. Vernon, B.C. V1T )S6.-0.17 n• Id FARM SERVICES ,II y- �u FARMERS Experiencing financial difficulties. There may be ways of solving your problems that you are not aware of. For further information contact Syl•Mar Financial Consultants (519) 449.2809.-0.17 10 ,,.r jfLP w ►hTsQ,• • I• 9) us :th )4, et, ars m. ee 295 yer hind 0.17 1:R•• DISTRIBUTORS WANTED: High-tech engine lubrication products. Government tested. Excellent profits. Reply to: MICROLON INC., 149 Riverside Drive, North Van- couver, B._C. V7H 1T6. (604)929.7944. 71x:352880.-0.17 530,000 Part -Time $45,000" up full-time work for yourself, by yourself. No gimmicks, diets. Real Estate. Call (705)789-3423. My Porsche comes this summer. -0.17 MA CHERIE home fashion shows, est. 1975. Join our successful family of independent representatives in presenting quality lingerie and leisurewear at in- home parties for women. It's Fun! It's Easy! It's Pro- fitable! For information call collect (416)632.9090. 8 a,m. to 3 p.m. -0.17 - PERSONAL rs, ars, NEW. PRESTIGE ACQUAINTANCE SERVICE is an. in- ks, troduction • bureau for unattached adults seeking 254 lasting. relationships. Successful, reliable, selective. .5� Cali toll free 1.800-263.9163.-0-17 FREE SINGLES BULLETIN! Meet someone nice by phone las or correspondence, locally or province -wide. For rush - pen ed information write: Barb, Box 2246-A, Sudbury, P3A ap, • 451. State age., -0-17 EDUCATIONAL out old. FREE: 1986 guide to study -at-home correspondence mo- Diploma courses for prestigious careers: Accounting, Air-conditioning, Bookkeeping, Business. Cosmetology, Electronics, ,LegalMedical Secretary, 175- Psychology, Travel, Gronton (5A) 263 Adelaide, West d 32 Toronto. 1.800.268.1121.-0-17 r St. COMING EVENTS new QUILT AUCTION July 26. 1°986 Arnprior, Ont. (40 miles hiPs west of Ottawa). Enter your craft in our •tionettes Hts. Heritage quilt Auction. Entry forms available (613) t A 1 623-6860, (M3) 623.5406 (Evenings). -0.17 LARGE CLEARANCE & Consignment Auction.. Friday, xam- April 25th 10 a.m. Approx. 50 tractors, 35 vehicles, 20 ff. over 200. pieces of form equipment, including garden Coll tractors. More information dial (519) 534.1638. Wayne Ward Farm Equipment Hwy. 6, Wiarldn.-0-17 CLINTON NEW, :RE,CCM', SDAY, APRIL Z'3, 1986 -Page 15 FIVE DAY Cruises on Rideau Canal and Trent • Severn Waterway. Beautiful ,scenery, carefree relaxation, ax or private, stateroom, deli -eel's meals. Brochure Box ne us 1540, Peterborough K9J-7H7.(705) 748.3666:-0.17 1985 ants' TAKE NOTECommencing May 18th & every Sunday : Tree throughout Summer; Burford area will hold a Flea eiping Market 10 a,m. - p.m. Vendors wanted, Call (519) 449-5611. Free Admission. -0.17 COMING TO EXPO? Visit the largest hydroponics Ise store in Canada. Just two blocks from Expo. Western 4er Water Farms. 1244 Seymour Street, Vancouver, B.C. gwino V6B 3N9 (604) 662.6636.-0-1.7 tr ski- . Two stable. • The old medical building across from the Clinton Public Hospital on Shipley Street no longer exists. Last week the building was torn down to make way for a parking lot for the new building located next door. (Anne Narejko photo) Youth musicians entertain at Knox By Mrs. L. Stonehouse BELGRAVE - Special youth musicians were the guests at Knox United Church, on April 20. Under the direction of Professor William Andrews and accompanied by guitarists Harold Bratten, Rod Fullerton and Neil McRae of Northlea United Church, Leaside (Toronto). Sixteen junior choir members were the guests at the children's service. Professor Andrews, organist Mrs. George Procter, pianist and the guitarists presented a prelude of sacred music. Mark Coultes gave the Prayer of Invocation. Erin Morris gave a commentary and Tim Coultes read the scripture. Neil McRae led in prayer. Frances Curry, Ben. Barnes, and Pauline Dekker gave short storiesof three songs sung. Quest For Success The second meeting of the Bluevale Quest 1.. 'The Only way to get s -I svin , safe °Juni I¥OUR bl 1 ools. 1 demi,) 1 -;ad in 2.5 million homes (705 For Success club was held on April 17, at the home of Bonnie and Keith Johnston. The meeting opened with the 4-H pledge and the date for the achievement night was discussed. Members also talked about the format for the exhibits. At this meeting members learned about writing cover letters and resume's. The members are required to include a resume' when their completed books are handed in. Kate Procter Weekly Euchre Fourteen tables were in play at the weekly euchre held in the Women's Institute Hall on April 16. Winners were: high lady, Mrs. Jim Coultes; novelty lady, Mrs. Leslie Vincent; low lady, Helen Martin; high man, Bill Pur - don; novelty man, Leslie Vincent and low man, Wilfred Walker. , There will be a euchre again today (April 23) starting at 8 p.m. People Mrs. Ross Anderson, Mrs. Jim Hunter, Mrs. Donald.Dow and Mrs. William Coultes attended the London Conference United Church Women's 24th Annual meeting held in Central United Church, Stratford, April 14 and 15. Mrs. Coultes was installed as the church as Society Convenor for the London Conference, Mrs. Jack McBurney and her daughter Mrs. Kenneth (Laura) Barbour were guests at the wedding of Josephine McCormick to Brian Reid in the Lucknow Presbyterian Church on April.19 at 4 p.m. April 20 visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Coultes, Andrea and Alison were Kenneth Davis of the Woodley Nursing Home, Wroxeter; Mr. and Mrs. Mark Matheson and Lisa of Molesworth and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Cook of Belgrave. The family celebrated Lisa's birthday. Corporation tax reporting simplified it ;oaf Over 120,000 'Ontario, corporations that ample of how governments can show coni- qualify. oinqualify' as gspeciallasmbll corporations ,will mon,,,,�,,ensgxa> l fl �c bi;lity, irk Nedu4ing,.the„aad- ; not Tie 'iregiiired to BBI 'h1 Ont rioCorpora- , miniistra ive Burden of "fax compliance,' said Geoffrey Hale, vice-president of the Canadian Organization of Small Business ' (COSB). The procedures for complying with the Ministry's filing requirements by a qualify- ing special small corporation are quite simple. When the special sin l corporation pays its tax, within three months- of its year end, it must declare on the payment form that it is a Special Small Corporation and liable for the minil;num capital tax (from $50 to $100). Having made this declaration, it will not be necessary for the corporation to submit a CT23 Tax Return and Financial » •••• in Canada for 1 Ing on 1 - 3559.00 $1,945 eyclei, 1 or .In 1,2241,881. hordes . , Lon 1 . in Ontario for 1 eeping $1'95o , tions Tax CT23 Tbkr et'hrn and Financial Statements.tistead,`thesel • corporations may declare their tali' on the form that they currently Send in with -their tax payment., According to the Honourable Robert F. Nixon, Treasurer of Ontario and Minister of Revenue, • this major tax simplification measure, which applies to taxation years ending after March 31,1986, will reduce the paper burden and compliance costs. for On- tario small businesses. "We felt it was not necessary for small corporations to meet all of the requirements of large corporations," Mr. Nixon said. "Consequently, there will be no need for a 'lr pit' pIod ' Your Market Clatlerflsd. Ad by , EK.1 our h.I ful :cliles�lled ad . Oros) . ce111n0 ,di9f! o h 1 v, Hors at Out morel$ w.skly n 0.010ipar' 1 tiiilice'fordatalis. tucknowl' 28.2022 1 it firk ih 524.2614 rilnc8lidlne 396:001 �., t n 432°344 .Waditait n' 881.180 1 d,l.oul �rrn o0 MIfch(1Il 348.8431' a bulls. 13e111Tdrlh 521d12?t0, . 1 1■� iiitil ,rte. tilt Mi CIO it wiY keit lrlWt lei tett ae+l +pelf o bulls Orin. '0 (519). tax return to be'filed providing certain con- ditions are met." An Ontario corporation quaifies as a special small corporation for a taxation year if it: - is a Canadian -controlled private corporation; - files a federal in- come tax return; -- l s.gross revenue and total assets each less than $1,000.000; - has neither taxable income or loss to be carried back to a prior year; and, - has capital tax of $100 or less. Corporations must qualify annually as a Special Small Corporation. The status does not carry forward automatically. Every year, a corporation must evaluate its posi- tion in light of the above guidelines to see if it qualifies. Banks, loan, trust and insurance corpora- tions do not qualify ' as special small corporations. The small business community is en- thusiastic about the introduction of this tax simplification measure. "This is a good ex - FINANCIAL MARKET TRENDS as of April 17, 1986 BANK RATE . • 9.23% PRIME 11.25% T BILLS • 8 98% CDN DOLLAR- ,7189 US DOLLAR $1.3910 GOLD (CDN) • $475.65 SHORT TERM ' 9 25% GIC's RRSP's MORTGAGES MUTUALS 1 Yr. 3 Yr. 5 Yr. 9 / 9 1/2 10 '/2 26.80 9 3/4 9 3/4 10 7/8 26.20 FINANCIAL TIP 9 3/4 9 1/2 10 7/8 21.80 PAVING TOO MtUbH TAX? To save , on your 1986 .income tax contribute to an RASP, now. The interest will accurntnate throughout the year tax free. OfSfi16 il'ed by: ABC INVESTMENTS Pinanuial Centre Goderich Statements. The Corporations Tax 1 Tax Branch will continue to confirm tax lia�Jility and tax payment with the Notice of Assiessment. "Paralleling the federal small business tax simplification measures and dropping the requirements for small corporations making no profit to file income tax returns provides much needed relief from un- necessary' paper burden," Judith Andrew, director, provincial affairs Ontario, Cana- dian Federation of Independent Business (CFIB) said. "CFIB has been fighting for reduced regulations and red tape which burden small and young businesses most heavily. We are glad the Honourable Robert Nixon recognized this burden on the sector which is providing the bulk of the net new job creation in Ontario." The Town of Clinton • recently purchased a MT Trackless to- assist in sweeping the sidewalks and blowing the snow and water plants. The machine, which cost $46,991.89, was on •display at the Huron County Road Superintendents Supplier Trade Show in Stanley Township on April 16. Pictured with the mabhine is (left) Huron County Coun- cillor Marie Bicknell, Clinton's works superintendent Harold (Hoot) Gibbings and Clin- ton Reeire Bee Cooke. The machine was purchased from Duesburry Equipment and Sup- plies Ltd. in London. (Anne Narejko photo) Public input on fishery management ••ent wanted• , oseu Ldt g within the capabilities of the The Ministry of Natural Resources is p h ets p planning to hold a series of open houses resource. • across Ontario to present and review `the' The open house for the Wingham District draft of the Lake Huron Fisheries Manage- will be: May;1'at 1- 9 p.m. in the Saltford .anent Plan. Valley Hall off Highway 21 north of Goderich. The plan presents a lake -wide strategy If anyone ys interested in the direction of and acts as'a guideline for more detailed fisheries•managetn►efltfor'Lake Huron, they pr i.tic Fisheries Management are. encouraged'to attend and make their operational District g PlanS`at identifies objectivesAnd targets, comments, concerns andsuggestions array Management dlrec'tion ,„for their known. unable Eo attend the open achieireinent. The direction .given in' this' If anyone IsP the result of a eon ider °tion of alt house,. please send`:. comments to :"the strategyi3•,The � pb rtefer�re , options Ministry;. of Natural Resources office in feasj'�le.• Options � N u presented, lect• file best judgeir a it of the 'Wingham, wahere the draft plan is available hike s frshe es managers to meet~ ti e,pr; for review.