The Brussels Post, 1974-03-13, Page 8HEALTH CLINIC - "Now it's not going to hurt",
Public Health Nurse Elizabeth Belling seems to be
telling Jeannie Magee, 2, as she gets a shot at the
Child Health Clinic in Brussels on Tuesday.
Jeannie's mom, Mrs. Bradley Magee, Brussels,
holds her daughter on her knee.
TAX. T ips
COLUMN
For further information, call the District Taxation
Office. If you live in a toll area, ask your long-distance
operator for ZENITH 0-4000 and your call will be placed
without charage.
CROP PRODUCTS DAY
t p.m. --- MARCH 25
BELGRAVE WI HALL
Topics: FARM FERTILIZATION and WEED CON-
TROL, ACID PRESERVATION for HAY-
LAGE, SILAGE and GRAINS.
Sponsored by
United Co-operatives of Ontario
BELGRAVE BRANCH
BUSINESS as USUAL
for irifOrM cation
PHONE 527-0629.
FAMILY PARADISE'
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Weller,
Robert and Bonnie. of Toronto,t
and Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Thornton, Dianne, Steven and
Twyla Dawn of Dublin spent the
weekend at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. George Thornton.
Miss Twyla Dawn Thornton
returned home Sunday after
holidaying for week with her
grandparents Mr. and Mrs.
George Thornton.
Mrs. Garry Orth of Molesworth
was visiting friends in Brussels on
Monday.
Visitors at the home of Mr. and
Mrs, Murray Huether and Joan
on Sunday in honour of Mr. Jas
McDonald's eighty-first birthday
were Mr. and Mrs. Jas.
McDonald, Mr. Ken McDonald,
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin McDonald,
Mr, and Mrs. Don McDonald and
Jim of Walton; Mr. and Mrs.
Russ Krauter of Atwood; Mr. and
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BRUSSELS, ONT.
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Fri. -- Sat.
The Howard Smith Orchestra
Mrs. Paul Krauter of Listow.e
Mrs. Jean. Little and Jessie 0
Brussels; and • Mrs. Mari
Errington of Goderich.
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PARTY
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Thurs., Mar. 11
8:30 p.m.
Admission: 75c
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BrusseN
FRIDAY and SATURDAY NIGHTS
"THE MAITLAND TRIO"
From Goderich
Sunday Matinee Tex Noble
MEETING TO NAME
LIBERAL DELEGATES
A joint meeting of the Huron Provincial Liberal Assoc.
and the Huron Federal Liberal Assoc. will be held at:
DOMINION HOTEL ZURICH
WED. NIAR.20th 8:30 am
For the purpose of electing delegates and alternates to
the annual Meeting of the Liberal Party in Ontario to be
held at Sudbury April 26, 27 and 28. All members in
good standing are eligible to participate in the election.
THE PUBLIC IS INVITED
TO ATTEND
ORATORICAL CONTEST
BRUSSELS PUBLIC SCHOOL AUDITORIUM
FRIDAY, MARCH 15 -• 8 pm
Ass oratorical 0004(304 Open to all (boys) and (girls) who, have
not reached the age of id is being conducted by the OFTPLI
,
CLUB of UtttwoltA. Tic opfileg wilt be awarded to brit lsee,
And runner-up winners (in each division). In addition, the litof
place winnerS ot the Contest Will be eligible V*
the=OetitiOn *ith a atop ptize of a $06.00 SchObitship.
The °facial' oratorical[ contest subject is "I'm jig* One." co.
tegtanta must speak on the Wittig iii‘jeet flor not keSs 010,
tout ininutek not more Ann five InihnteS. Sealing hi biol .
on personal matekinigi deganizationi (letivery 01,
pretientatoll, and overall effeetiveneSS.
Evelvotoetil:temoboitontei4Atto, rti'ree-eassiAchnilsiint
9:00
10:15
11:45
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ADMiS
BUT .
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People we
Most petsonal-use property
will not increase in value and will
not, therefore,• give rise to a
capita gain When Sold. On the
other hand, capital losseS will net
be. allowed Should they arise from
the sale or disposal of personal
use property,
It.6,41HE BiktsSELS IPOSTi MARCH 13, 1914
Q. What happens if I sell my
home at a price greater than it
cost me? Am I going to be taxed
on any profit or gain that I make?
A. No. If a taxpayer uses his
home only as his principal
residence, that home together
with up to an acre of surrounding
land, if the land contributes to the
use and enjoyment of the home,
will be exempt from capital gains
taxi
Q. What do you mean by the
term principal residence?
A. A principal residence will
generally be considered as any
type of structure owned by the
taxpayer and ordinarily inhabited
by him.
Q. What if I own a summer
cottage? Could the cottage be
considered my principal resid-
ence since I spend a considerable
period of time there each year?
A. Yes, provided you have lived
in the cottage at some time during
the year. Where a taxpayer has
more than one home, he must
declare which of them is his
principal residence.
Q. Along with a home, nearly
everyone owns personal and
household effects, an autorhobile,
a boat, or many other similar
items. Where would I stand if I
sold or disposed of this type of
property? Would I be subject to
the capital gains tat?
A, The term used to describe the
items you refer to is Personal-use
,Property. Where a personal-use
' item does increase in value over
time and is Worth more than
$1,000, such as a summer cottage
tot example, a capital gain trent
the Sale of that itein .would be
Subject to tax.
Mr. David Huether,
Pernbrolte,Ontario has spent a
few days at, his home here last
week. This is the winter br eak
week for the Pembroke schools.
Jack Rann and his two.
daughters, Jacqueline and
Debbie of London, were visitors
with their uncle and aunt, Mr.
and Mrs. D.A.Rann.
Mr. and Mrs. Graham Lamont
and Susan of Toronto spent the
weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
Leonard 'Lamont.
Mr. and Mrs. C. Habermehl
and Mrs. Westmore of Hespeler
were visitors with Mrs. G,
Chidlow last week.
Mrs. Ada Brittain, who was a
patient in Wingham and District
Hospital, returned home on
OBI TUAR
EMMA JANE CUDMORE
On Wednesday, March 6, 1974,
Emma Jane Cudmore of Clinton,
wife of the late John Cudmore,
died at Huronview, Clinton. She
is survived by her, children: Mrs.
Sidney (Thelma) Brown of
Willowdale, Mrs. Doug. (Marion)
Ward of Clinton, Earl of Brussels,
Harry of Holmesville and Charles
of Burlington. Also surviving are
one sister Mrs. Albert Knox of
Provost, Alberta, two brothers,
William Bromley of Blyth and
John Bromley of Huronview, nine
grandchildren and sixteen great-
grandchildren. Funeral service
was held from the Ball Funeral
Home., Clinton on Fritl.ay, March
8 at 2:00 p.m. Interment followed
in Clinton Cemetery.
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St. Patrick's
DANCO
BRUSSELS LEGION HALL
Sat., March 16
Music by
Ian Wilbee Orch. **********•
know
Q. I understand there are special
rules regarding the acquisition
and sale of certain works of art.
Could you explain these rules
briefly?
A. Yes. Works of art such a.;
prints, etchings, drawings, paint-
ings and sculpture, jewellery,
rare folios, manuscripts and
books, stamps and coins are
referred to as listed. personal
property. Gains on the disposition
of these assets when sold for
more than $1,000 are subject to
!he capital gains provision.
Losses are only deductible from
gains from this type of property.