HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1941-01-16, Page 4RICH HEAD
Therm/yen li neserry4;6th, -1941.
<�x and C, .13, Eleciceaidorn
loth to London one day last week
te,I , Roffmanof Das•lrvoott ctrl»
on Miss AnnaReis one •day last
k4
and Mrs, C. L. Sinith motored
•uaday afternoon to Bayfield and
on where they called on the 'for-
r's..father, =Mr D. Smith.
Kittle Patsy Steick of the 14th con,
•spending a very : enjoyable week
:With her grandparents, 2J r. and Mrs
• `Che's. 'Meyers.'
' Mn. and Mrs. Elzar Mousseau and
•daughter of Kippen evere Sunday vis-
itors at the home of. the l'oaner's
another, Mrs.. Alec. Moussetu.
Mrs. Fisher who has been staying
at the Siebert home' for some time,
has returned to her honie at 1)ash-
wood.
1VIr, ,and -Mrs. Chris. Schultz of the
Bronson line and little son are at
present spending some time with re-
latives at New Hamburg and other
places.
Mrs.' John Hey and daughter Mar-
garet spent a few days at London
(last week. Mrs. Hey .returning home
while Margaret has taken a position
at Dr. Ramsay's home of that city.
A few of Margaret's girl friends gave,
her a social call last Wednesceay .eve,.
Mr. and 'Mrs. John Durst •of Col
Bourne motored to Zurich last Wed-
nesday, they were accompanied by
Mrs. Win. T. Tr'uemner of the 14th
Con., who had spent a few weeks at
the former's home and other relativ-
es in the vicinity.
Mrs. Thomas Meyers wishes to
greatly thank all those who so nobly
took part in the Red Cross Work the
past year and hopes far a contivation
of the same this year under the lead-
ership of Miss Tillie Johnson, the
committee meets every Wednesday
afternoon and evening in the town
hall.
'JAS. S. DEL' IATY PASSES
Gilbert '-'tains, Man., Dec. 30th --
Funeral services for James S. Delgaty
82, was held at St. Paul's United
Church there Thursday last with Rev.
?elislop Dickson and Rev. Wesley
Affleck, of Winnipeg, officiating.
Burial was made in 'Chatswortn cem-
'etery. The late Mr. .Delgaty was
corn in Huron County, Ont., and he
taught school in Ontario for 22 yrs.
and in Manitoba for 16 years, retir-
ing in 1930 and settling at Gilbert
Plains. He married Lavinia Panner in
Stanlej township, Ont., in .1885. An
active churchman and lay preacher
for many years in Ontario and Man-
itoba, he conducted a Sunday School
during his eesidence in Gilbert 'Plains
:Surviving are his widow and a son.
The late Mr. Delgaty was at one time
- very well known in Zurich and -dis-
ltriat.
HELD ANNIVERSARY - ---
On Friday evening last, friends
and relatives to the' number of 70
gathered at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Paul Masse, of the Bronson line
Hay, to greet and congratulate thein
on the Twenty -Fifth annz eersary of
• their wedded life. The first part of
the evening was spent in playing pro
gressive euchre. Mrs. James Masse
being the winner of the first prize,
while the second prize went to Mrs.
Gorge Becker, and the buby prize
went to Mr. Arthur Weber. While
lunch was being prepared addresses
were read also recitals acrd songs
•trc;re enjoyed, to which the celebrants
lily replied. Those who attended
were from London, Denfield, Detroit
and other points. The following ad-
dress was read by Mr. David Gero
reette; Jan
Dear Brother and Sister:
We are assembled here to-
night with your relatives, .friends and I
neighbors to celebrate the 25th an-
nversary of your weddingday. Twen- j
t; -five ye:u•.. us•o, we. witneeeed. just 1
teach a day acth this, 'when brothers andt.
resters, friends and acquaintances
ther:el to wish you much joy and
God's blessings, on your happy union
Tonight, instead of the uncertainty
,of the future, we can look back upon
2li useful years; 25 .years of industry
atoll • and succe s. Many friends have
peen made and kept, much hospital-
ity has been shared; crosses too,have
been faced and courageously borne;
nnissee that mi ;lit have disheareened
irnore timid, less neepeftil erearts. But
will undaunted courage, good will
rd hard work, asrauy diffrediltieshave
been. overcome.
And now, having xeachesl this -mile-
et4ime in your haven• married'Iafe,with
your fine• family growing up and set
taing down for themzelves, you niay
with perfect confidence; look forward
to many moree-14reape:rous, tot/tented
ears, Cantil the silver''lirilks.in . the
Chain eef your wedded Jufe are turned
• rite Fold with `; the sunset :of. 'life
and 1 'fight 'before you•--
*cvi`tK 'thy natisfacticin of being blessed
S roe ehilc ren's elnItlresi to the •
frd4t-h- ne eerat'ion-•--\'vi€'h -Mends who/
nine et you, relatives Who love you,
ch,ldTarte growing up With your
c sample before, them. May the
xie2,5 ;years 'kind you as today full
Y Yr
of ] e and faith, beloved of God
,gid, etr I
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St. Jusenli and eavdr Town
J1 z' ,and N/A., Rtidolnh Corti a'Tpau of'
<:7Croahen. Line south and Piz and
v�c+rN De'zomme Yjf (;teav-,r,
<fere Sunday visitors to ,Mr.
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WHEN? WHERE
'THIS YEAR,, almost every man and woman in
'Canada will share the burden of paying for the
war. A million new taxpayers will pay who
never paid before. A personal budget payment
plan is available to old taxpayers who are faced
with substantially increased income taxes.
Canadians are asked to shoulder their share cif
the war effort cheerfully and willingly. By pay-
ing your income tax regularly you help to speed
the productionof warmaterial, and bring the day
of victory closer. Figure out how much tax you
will have to pay, and arrange to pay promptly
when due.
Pay by instalments the easy way -and save
interest.
Cut out this page and keep it for future
reference.
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WHO PAYS INCOME TAX?
ens, If you area single person
-eauJ } without dependents, and �- t` your income in 1940 was
more than $750.00 you pay general -income-tax.
If you are a married person without depend-
ents, and your income zn 1940 was more than
$1500.00 you pay general -income-tax.
Herm are a married person with children, you
are allowed 8400,00 exemption for each deend-
ent child or grandchild, in addition to the
$1500.00 exemption.
NOTE: In addition to the general -income-tax
you pay National Defence Tax
on your total income without any
exemption if you are single and
your income goes over $600 or if
you are married and your income
goes over $1,200.
HOW DO YOU
PAY? .
'` Your income tax
V may be paid in
the following ways, -
1. The Present Method: At least
one-third of the tax to be paid by
April 30th, the balance, with in-
terest at 5 % from April 30th, to
be paid by August 31st. On
any balance unpaid after August
31st, the interest rate will be 8 %.
2. The Proposed Method: In '8
monthly instalments without in-
terest To take advantage of this
new way of paying, the first instal-
ment must be paid on or before
January 31st. You must pay at
least one-third of the estimated
tax in four equal monthly instal-
ments, in January, February;
March and April, i.e. 1-12 of the
estimated tax in -each of the said
4 months. The remaining two-
thirds
wo •thirds must be paid in four equal
monthly instalments in May,
June, July and August, i.e. 1 -6th
of the estimated tax in each of
the said 4 months. (This will be
in the amended law.)
3. The Recommended Method:
This method will not be found in
'.. WH HOW MUCH
1 r L) t ,
the law but it is a simple method, namely, in.
eight equal monthly instalments, without inter-
est, commencing in January.
To take advantage of the monthly payment
plan without interest each payment must be
made on or before the due elates. Otherwise
interest will be. charged on the total valence -
remaining unpaid after April 30th.
EXAMPLE OF INSTALMENT
PAYING WITHOUT INTEREST
6' . If your estimated tax is
$6e0.0a0x you .0ayn ofoeur-thiirnsdtaolf
ments-
($5.00 each) and the remaining two-
thirds ($40.00) in four instalments ($10.00 each)_
Your payments are therefore as follows:
On or Before
Jan, 31
$5
On or Before
May 31
$10
On or Before On or Before On or Before
Feb. 28 Mar. 31 April 30
$5 $5 $'5
On or Before On or Before On or Before
June 30,,July 31 Aug. 31
$10 $10 $10 = $:60
However it is recommended that you pay
your tax in eight equal monthly instalments of
$7.50 eael3==$60.00.
Instalment Income Tax Remittance Forms are
available at any post office, or any branch of any
bank, or the office of the Inspector for your
Distact, and their use will erzsuresalaam-est and
proper allocation of your payment Rowever,
you can send in your instalments by ordinary
Tetter with your name and address plainly:statsd
thereon, clearly indicating the diviaion between
Provincial and Dominion Tax payments.
H O W MUCH D O MT PAY?
S f The general -income tax is pay -
,,.g f , able on your net income .less
r .t exemptions.
exemptions.
�
:-e- If you are single, your exemp-
tion is $750.00. Thus if year total
come is $1,000.00 you must pay tax ors $.•25.10.00.
The exemption for a married -person. is
$1,500,00 plus $400.00 for each dependent child
or grandchild- Thus if you are a married xnan
with two children and a total become of
$2,600.00 your total exemptions are $1,00.00
his 8400.00 for each child, or $2,300.00 en all.
So you pay tax on 8300.00.
Payment: You may send a cheque, Post 'Mice
or Money Order in payment of income tax
by mail, to. the Inspector of Income Tax for
the District in which you reside, made payable
to theReceiver General of Canada. Write plainly,
and give your name in full, so that mistakes
in .crediting may be avoided. Do not send
money or postage stamps in envelopes -
RATES Of NATIONAL DEFENCE TAX
Rates of General -Income -Tax which IndIv'i%Mals Must Pay
Your net taxable income is the amount left after, you deduct exemptions -
from your total income.
If your net taxable income is
$250 or less the tax is ° •6% thereon.
If between $250 and $1000 the tax is $ 15 plus 8-% on the excess over $ 250
1000 and 2000 75 e 12 c7o e « 1000'
r 2000 and 3000 e 195 " 16% a a 2000
e,, 3000 and 4000 " 355 " ` 20 a `s. a;313130
<r " 4000 and 5000 555 " 24% <` " 4.000
5000 and 6000 't 795 " 27% .te.5000
6000 and 7000 ., 1065 " 80% a`<
6.000
e te 7000 and 8000 " 1365 " 33 «� <r ,i.
" 8000 and 9000 " 1695 " 35 % e� 8000
" 9000
9000 and 10000 " 2045 " 37% ` '
For higher incomes refer to the Income War Tax- Act.
In addition to the above rates, there is a surtax on all investment
income in excess of $5000.
Also there is National Defence Tax and in some Provinces ProvincialIncome Tax. '
IMPORTANT
TO EVERY INCOME TAX P'AMER
To enjoy the advantages of the interest Free
Instalment Pion
You must pay the first instalment not later than January 31st,
and pay regularly thereof:+
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For a single person
2% on the total incerne if
the income exceeds $6600 and ,�.• ,;�r
does act exceed 81,200. `y>:
2% on the total income if
the income exceeds $1,200.
For a married person
2 a on the total, income if the
income exceeds $1,200 with
a tax credit of $8.00 for each
dependent chili or grand-
child.
For 1940 the tax is on one-
half of the income and the
tax credit is $4.00;:
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FURTHER
C'`rifle i. t INFORMATION
- ja /,< including the
" �'',f National
Defence Tax
Booklet and the necessary forms
may be obtained from the
Inspector of Income Tax for
the district in which you reside.
Forms are now available_ Form
T.1 Special is to be used by
individuals who are not in busi-
ness whose income is net more
than $5000. All others must use
the regular form T.1 for in the
case of farmers, Form 'T -1A..
Proprietors in business ,must 1e,
in addition to the Form T.1.
Return, an Excess Profits Tax
Return on Fona E P T.I on for
before April 30th next,
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DOMINION OF CANADA',A[INCOME TAX DIVISION
DEPARTMENT - OF NATIONAL REVENUE
HOt4. COLIN GiBSON,
Minister of Notional Revenue
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Mr. ,arid Mrs. Fred Ducharme and
1Ji. axtt8 Mrs. Wm. Dueharnie mitor-
fed to Meeunt Carmel -on Monday fast.
Ta cetyl', ran the former's sister, Mrs.
David tGetorgmette who is seriously
rib wit'li ra dc•c1ot ,on the bruin.
*Mr. azul Tars. Leotard Sararas and
daughter Marjoz'ie,, who has spent
New Yercr Holidays in Windsor, TO-
W/Med Itti 4ii sir hotoie on Thursday
last. -
Mr,, ;anti Mrs. Wm. T)'enomre of
Drysdale wake were guests to 'l fr.
and Mrs. Wni. Duel -awoke.
Mrs. Wen. •Wa seing Irl .litre Water
left on Saturday last dor Landon,,
where she will ,:f,ett z feu- (lays vis-
iting friend and .relative;,',
BLAKE
Weddin;rr :b0< ,aro ringing l
Many from the !Bronson ;wine and
t' oinity ,attended the ,Shantz-l'tanp
wedding at -the Mennonite e'en eh, in
Zurich on Wednr•;;day, January 15th,
lV1t, L, Foster is on the sick' list;
his many friends wish him ;a speedy
recovery.
Mr. arra Mrs. Roy :McBride and Mr
Wre. Finlay and Mrs 1I, N Fii,lay
and daughter were visiting relatives
near Ripley last week,.
'firs, J. A. Manlrylt aryl miss Bat...
Ace held
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Many are butchering in this vicin-
ity and taking their meat: to the new
cold storage plant at Zurich.
Miss Hay of Zurich trisited hex
cousin, Miss Norma Hey.
Died in the West
Word was :receis-ed of the eleathte
January 3rd. at Aneroid, Sask., of
Mins. John Dixasmore, formally Ella
Stephenson, yenngsst daughter of
the late Mr. and Mrs. ita1I ti Steph-
enson of the tGashen Line, :Stanley.
Following their marriage they lived
one year in Sin -Way '.-'own hip and
then moved to Sasleatalaewan, 80
years ago, and haus since ;tete:dedtfhere
Surviving besides her hserba;nd, ;are
cF,ne son James at Aneroid. The ,re -
ma ins were laid to rest on :Jam -Lary
64. in Aneroid cerrtetery.
.DASH'WOOD '
IVIr. ;and Mrs •E 13ar.r,Iff of ;t -ayes'
were. Sunday visitors with 111r. :and
Mrs, Adtison Tiernan.
miss, Row Fle• ischaue.r of "f t,•Fr et,
visited with her sister, Mrs. 'Myles
1a,,t week.
Mr .Gilfillian attended the 'nutter-
inakeese convention in Woodstock last
week.
1V1rr. and Mrs. Albert Goetz visited
friends in Medford +,Sunday .evening.
Mr. 'Henry Krueger is vies;:ting - with
n
his daughters �.
g hter5 inhen.
i �
'6S. to
ez,
Mr. and Mrs Win, Nadiger ,spent
rl rCe r 1 X iIr 'h4 i0 iEt 'G 'seek.
JVIr. Wilfred Stein and 'Miss Lois
.Atkinson of Galt spent the week -end
with her mother, Mrs. Atkinson and
.Jessie.
- Mrs, B.artliff of 'Clinton, visited
With her mother a few days.
Miss Irene lliarteni of Detroit en -
ant Xmas. holidays with he. mother,
Mrs. Mary i10.110ni.
Mrs. Grace of Detroit is spending
.Now Years with ]ler parents, Mr.
and Mrs. David Schroeder.
Mn-. Leeland -Guenther of Hellon-
quvist, Sask., and sister, Mrs. Fred
-Cords of -St. Catharines and Grace
of 3Citsrhener,,spent the week -egad with
Mr. - and Mrs. E. 1Z. Guenther.
Mr. and Mrs. Bell Sinith of Wired-
sor spent Christmas with her parents;'
Mr. and Mrs, R. Baker.
11ir. ,a;n► Mrs. Harry Guenther e't
Windsor spent *the holiday with ru
eettives'her,
,Mrs. Ch dies Guenther returned to
'Windsor with then- where she .wiU:i.
spend a few ninths.
:Mr, and Mrs:, Joe Brune or Wind'
sor :spent the holiday with, her per -
*wits, ).Zr, and Mrs. Rebtr Hayter.
COUNTY NEWS
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Ilortte-Gt•otvzt Grapefruit
"o Piave grapefruit, grown and
ripened ,hero, served at breakfast on
Sunday o e
n last t wastl
titigtxc
experience /be at least one ICliniyort
1,44;r04/.., ttio pont from $gedlh�i.
r VS}ii•\n.
C. F=R'ASER EttiOTT,
Commissioner of income Tax
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