The Huron Expositor, 1970-12-17, Page 6SEAFORTH
OPTIMIST
SHOPPING
SPREE
Takes Place Sat. Night Dec. 19th at 9 p.m.
At Smith's Superior
DRAW FRIDAY NIGHT Dec. 18, at 9 p.m.
Seaforth Optimists will be selling Draw
Tickets Thursday and Friday Nights on
The Main Street.
All proceeds for youth work.
12-Day Motor Coach Tour
FLORIDA
CHRISTMAS VACATION
LEAVES DECEMBER 23rd
from $149.00
RETURNING JANUARY 3rd
HABKIRK TRANSIT SERVICE
SEAFORTH, ONT. — 5271222 for a brochure
CHRISTMAS
DANCE
AT CHSS
Clinton
TO
413
"Sweet Blindness"
Tuesday, December 22nd
Dancing 9 to 12
ADMISSION $1.00 WITH STUDENT CARD
Dress is Casual
SEAFORTH TEEN TWENTY
— PRESENTS --
FATHER 1 I
SATURDAY, DEC. 19th
DANCING 9:00 - 12:00
AT THE
Seaforth Community Centre
DRESS CASUAL , ADMISSION $1.110
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HURON EXPOSITOR, ,SEAFORTH, ONT., DEC. 17, 1970
Christmas lioron F of A
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Cash ;lingo
Legion Hall, Seaforth
FRIDAY, DEC. 18
8:15 p.m.
15 Regular Games for $10.00
THREE $50 GAMES
$150 JACKPOT TO GO
CHRISTMAS PARTY
Featuring the SILVER STARS
Sponsored by Ca tho
aforth
lic Youth Organization,
Se
DECEMBER 27th
from 9 fo 12730'
LgGION HALL , SEAPORT)/
Tickest 1.25 each — For tickets phone 52.7ma40.
OCCOVetetetd
s.
Two Door Prizes
ADMISSION $1.00
Extra Cards 25c or 7 for $1.00
(Children under 16 not
permitted.)
Proceeds for Welfare Work
Auspices Seaforth Branch 156
Royal Canadian Legion
Gifts7
(Continued from Page 1)
bill you later.
Interested in area history?
Why not a "History of Seaforth"
by Miss Belle Campbell or the
popular "Huron History" by
James H. Scott? Other books that
are available include "History
of mcKillop Township", as well
as copies of histories by Miss
Campbell that deal with Hibbert
as well as with early days of
Egmondville, Harpurhey and
Roxboro.
For students, a typewriter
is a popular gift. Perhaps the
housewife would appreciate
a handy stapler,, a pencil shar-
pener or telephone shoulder rest.
Remember! It takes but a
moment to place an Expositor
Want Ad and be money in pocket.
To advertise, just Dial Seaforth
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Saturday Night 4
SING ALONG WITH
HURON FEDERATION OF AGRICULTURE ELECTS OFFICERS
John Stafford, E,R.1, Wroxeter,(right) was re-elected President of the Huron County Feder-
ation of Agriculture meeting in Londesboro. With him are (left to right) Meredith Robb,
R.R. 2, Ilderton, vice-president of the Middlesex County Federation, who conducted the election
of officers; Mason Bailey, R.R. 3, Blyth, first vice-president, and Mrs. Faye Fear, Brussels,
the appointed secretary-treasurer. (Photo by M.Trott)
0 The Ryans
HURON HOTEL
Dublin LOCAL
BRIEFS
Royal Canadian Legion, Seaforth, Branch 156
ANNUAL BOXING NIGHT
DANCE
DECEMBER 26th,1970
Music by IAN WILBEE'S ORCHESTRA
— Admission $3.00 per Couple —
DANCING 9:30-to 1
(Continued from Page
• G. M. Coxe, a Guelph
It1,Wyer, was guest speaker. "In
• Origin11 form the White Paper
Veiled death to the family farm.
It the House of Commons Finance
Committee report on changing
the Paper is accepted in full by
the government, then farmers,
Who do careful tax planning con
hope to keep their farm in the
family", said the speaker.
Mr . Coxe told the farmers
that the brief, largely written by
himself and the late Malcolm
Davidson, formerly of
Brucefield, opposed sections on
the federal government's white
paper on taxation, and that the
brief had met with about 50 per
cent success. "That is a better
than batting average, when one
Is dealing with the government,"
he added. He continued - "This
exercise in participatory dem-
ocracy once again shows the need
for a strong farm organization
to defend farmers at govern-
mental level".
The Committee report, he
explained, proposes to raise the
exemption level on estate tax
to $150,000 (present level is
50,000.
Although capital gains taxes
on increased value of farms since
Valuation Day (probably in 19'72),
will also be payable (plus Suc-
cession Duties), it is likely that
the overall rate of tax on farms
would not be ruinous. Mr. Coxe
explained that the Committee
proposes to cut the estate tax
rates sharply. The result will
be more kinds of taxes, but not
necessarily more taxes.
In conclusion he stressed the
importance of farmers engaging
an evaluator who is competent -
""remember a written document
on valuation is necessary or you
are done; - a one page estimate
of the value of your farm won't
hold water - an efficient evalua-
tor will cost your $300 to $400
and he must be someone who can
impress the courts."
Secretary of the county
organization, Mrs. Faye Fear,
Brussels, reported a bank
balance of $13.45. The county
has '700 individual service mem-
bers; - the largest number of any
county in the Ontario Federation
of Agriculture structure. Each
LS.M. pays a membership fee of
$25 to the OFA, and of this
amount the county receives a
$5 rebate. president Stafford
pointed out to the meeting that
township levies and grants are
essential to finance the organiz-
ation until the membership is
increased.
Jill Wheatley, of McKillop,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dyke Wheatley has successfully passed
her Grade IV Western Conser-
vatory of Music piano examin-
ation with honours.
Mrs. Jack Meagher attended
the wedding of her grandson,
William Joseph Osborne, R.C.
M.P. and Antonietta Ciarniello,
R.N. at Assumption Church, Pow-
ell River, British Columbia-Also
attending were the groom's par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Os-
borne and brother Terry of
Kitchener.
Mr. and Mrs. Stan Dorrance,,
of Chatham were guests of Mrs.
Mae Dorrance on Sunday.
Mrs. Frank Cudmore of Wal-
laceburg, was a guest of
her sister, Miss Hazel Reid last
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Ross R.Rennie
of Toronto were guests of his
mother, Mrs. M. R. Rennie this
week.
'CHRISTMAS 1
CONCERT
WALTON HALL
SAT., DEC. 19
;Betty • _,Stafford, (right) „ wife of ,the president, was J.
elected as one of three directors-at-large. She is the only
woman on the executive. Here she is tagging for voting
purposes, Phillip Durand, RR. 2, Zurich, one of the county's
700 Individual Service Members. (Photo by M.TrOtt)
e Report Advances
at 8:15 p.m.
Admission 50 cents
(SANTA CLAUS)
Sponsored by Walton Women',
Institute
They say the puppy was
paper-trained, but we
haven't been able to find the
out-of-town paper he reads.
(Continued from Page 1)
CIBC Manager. Members wished
advice from their banking col-
leagues before making a decision.
The question arose when an
investment house suggested con-
verting the $24,000 in bonds now
at 78 to Canada Savings Bonds
indicating there would be a long
term advantage.
Long a subject, of concern
to the OWRC Seaforth's dis-
posal plant came In for further
criticism in a report presented
to council.
The problem is. as Counc.
MacDonald pointed out, that the
town has been pressing OWRC
to proceed with construction of
new disposal facilities but dur-
ing the nearly four years in which
discussions have been underway
construction is not yet underway.
Discussion revealed, however,
the program may start early
next year.
A further meeting to discuss
inclusion of area municipalities
in a conservation area is sched-
uled for Goderich on January
14 council was advised. Those
involved are within the Hayfield
Watershed.
Counc. Robert Dinsmore,who
did not stand for re-election,
told council how much he had
enjoyed his associations.
Mayor Sills said the corn-
munity appreciated his con-
tribution and hoped he again would
agree to offer his services.
Members expressed concern
that a few snowmobile operators
by their actions would spoil the
sport far the majority and com-
mended the Seaforth Snowmobile
Club for its efforts in encourag-
ing operators to follow proper and
'safe procedures.
Council approved Christmas
bonuses of $30 to Clerk Williams
and $20 to other town personnel.
The amounts were increased $5
on the suggestion of Counc.Mac-
Donald.
Council declared Saturday,
December 26, as Boxing Day in
Seaforth,
BE 'WHERE THE ACTION
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