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Wingham Advance-Times, 1981-04-22, Page 2Atf a. surds .acid. f4leilne Illi, Allulrlrrt.�r l���! i tkaOon °inner, Nar,124, ^^ MUSIC NIGHT—Selections ranging from Bach to pop were on the program when Howick Public School presented Its annual Music Night recently. A western medley was performed by the Room 10 group consisting of Greg Gedcke, Michael Koch, Mark Armstrong, Joel Baker and Carol Hohenadel. The school choirs and ukulele bands and individual performers entertained a capacity crowd. Fordwich Personals�aiA r Wellington Fordwich welcomes Mr. Hargrave spent and Mrs. Harold Dover who one day last week in Kit - moved from Gormley to the chener. home they recently pur- . Mr. and Mrs. Carl Stewart, chased from Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Doug Stewart Herb Philpott. of Kitchener spent Sunday Weekend visitors with - with Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Mrs: Clare Harris were Mr. Stewart, near Gorrie. and Mrs. John Harris of Mr, and-Mts. Don' Mon - Guelph and Mr. and Mrs. Les toux, Sandra and Brian were Watkins and Sunday and Mss. Mr. and and Cindy an olton. Easter Sunday visitors with sitors with Mr. Mrs. Clara Johnson, 1 Sothern were Listowel. . Bill Mulvey Jim . Warren spent Easter Harry Mulvey weekend ,in Stratford with of Belmore. Mr. " and Mrs. • Ray Flei-, Mr. and Mrs Jim ' Pat- schauer. • terson of Toronto visited one Mr. and Mrs. MarkBru p- day *e �acs A fa 'at Pearl Patt onweekendn t conxkig Mrs. Bill Sothern and,Mrs. with N: an , Mrs. John Brunarski. Mr. and Mrs. Ron Reitsma and Ruth of Whitby were weekend guests With Mr. and Mrs. John Winkel. Mr. and Mrs. Don Elliott and Kurt of Niagara Falls spent the weekend 'With and Mrs. Mel Allan. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Allan of Wroxeter spent Sunday at the same home. ' Mr. and Mrs. John Siefert and Becky of Cambridge spent Good Friday with Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Kennedy. Mr. and Mrs. ' Howard Welsh of Moorefield, Corey and Cara Kelly of Elora Were Good Friday guests with Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Kelley. - Mr. and Mrs. Bill Stowe Belgrave euchre party Nine tables were in play at the weekly euchre held in WI Hall on Wednesday: eve- ning, Apri1:15. • Winners were:.high lady, Mrs. Mildred . Stewart; novelty lady, Mrs. Edgar Wightman; low lady, Mrs. Herb Clayton; high 'man, Herb Clayton; novelty man, James.R.rCoultes; low man, Bradley Sholbrook. There will be euchre again next ' week; everyone is welcome. . • Sunrise service FORDWICH—An Easter Sunrise Service and Break- fast was held Sunday morn- ing at 7 a.m. in the Trinity Anglican Church in Ford- wich. Mrs. Hugh Douglas presided at the organ and David Daunt accompanied on the accordian. The Easter service was held at 10 a.m. and Rev. Orrance Larramie was in charge. Mrs. Irene Judge and Elva Foster sang a duet with Mrs. Douglas accompanying on the organ. Flowers were placed in memory of Mr. ;and Mrs. Garnard King' by their family and flowers on the altar were given in memory of departed members. and family of Kitchener spent the weekend' at their home here. ,, ' Mr. and Mrs. Ted Klaas- sen were Good Friday visitors with Mr. and 'Mrs. ,. Werner Otten at Union. ,,„ Mr. and Mrs. Ted Klaas- sen and`Weert were„Easter Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Nicholson and fannily at Bluevale. 44 Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Finley and family of Acton °spent (he Easter weekend. at ' their home here. • Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Goldrich and family of . oan Long .., h d .John Ford 01 `West ':were Good .Fridify 'guests of Mr, and Mrs. Anson Demerling. • Mrs. Eileen Sullivan re- turned to her home in Green- wood, N.S. on Sunday after spending the past two weeks with her parents and ..other relatives. Mr. and Mrs.. Bill Miller and Darcy visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. John Douglas, near Clifford. Mr. and Mrs, Geno. Meyer and family, spent the weekend • with relatives at Holland Marsh. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Miller and Lori visited Sunday with Mr. and .Mrs. George Piercey, Elora. The Fordwich Cubs are having a paper drive on May 2 from 9 a.m. until 12 noon. Residents are asked to have papers tied and at the curb. There will be pickups . in Fordwich, Gorrie • and Wrox- eter. • Mr, and Mrs: Goosen Winkel have retarnedtliome after spending the' winter 'in Florida. Mrs. Rill Magill of London spent Easter weekend with her. mother; Mrs. Crosby Sotheran. Mr. and Mrs: Harvey Bride and,. Miriam of Don Mills, visited Good Friday with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Doig. Sportsathon- The Senior students are just about set for the thrill of victory and the agony of sore muscles as' their annual Sportsathon draws near. On the afternoon of Thurs- day, April 23, the Grade 7 , and 8 students at Howick Central School will compete ual event. A host of NEPRE N.Tlly COU$T oaf tyle r unlor Farmers' Cgn'fer #e,'81 held a �` l�onait�llial�tlt�rl. Hotel, Tor' nto, were lettato. ri' ht: Ba a i•.,K'ow, Jo 1 n Van Rustton. f r Vllet, Steve Stelnman. Bill Armstt ong, Bevan: Rltehle,, , ,,. MRS. #QE' WAL$ER r Bluevale Personal Notes Rev. Warne Baswic .of Mississauga visited with,Mr.. and. Mrs. StanleyMoffatt recently... Rev. and Terry Trites, MattheW and Jacolyn were 'recent supper:; guests at the same home. Winners of the last bingo in the community hall_ were: regular games, Mrs. Carl. Freiburger, Mrs. Jim Eng- lish, Mrs. Bob Searson, Mrs. Sleepy driver hits building A Fordwich-area man has been charged with careless driving after he fell asleep at the wheel of his car and ran into the Fordwich Com- munity Centre early Friday morning• events such as toe touches, Provincfal police report rope hang and sit ups are that TanO Y Gibson, 19, of smuschecles, speeduled to :dchalleupthengeblood the bound RR. 1, on FordwiehCounty ; Road 30 was southat- flow and inspire the mind of about 4 a.m. Friday when he all who parts iipate. fell asleep and failed to make Exacting, Skill and endur- a curve, strikingthe arca are a o tf r P building.all t 0 me o and watchthe atei . �marks. -•D�amags�toY � e ,.. ,F activities ' or tevep' hearno k estimateof t9ir still, try the events and lis- • damage to the community• cover'.your owl fitness'level. centre - The students Welcome and • encourage you;to join them. Neighbors The United States and the USSR at their closest point ar less than two miles apart. Disabled should make full use of deductions In this International Year of Disabled Persons we are becoming aware of a bitter truth: it is very expensive to be handicapped. That is why, when tax time comes around, the- disabled should make maximum use of all the deductions to which they are entitled to help keep tax to a minimum. One of the deductions specifically designed to reduce the tax burden on the handicapped is the $1,810. deduction for blind persons or those confined to a bed or wheelchair. To be eligible, the taxpayer must have been blind at any time in the year or confined to a bed or wheelchair for a substantial period of time each day for at least 12 consecutive months. Medical expenses can also be deducted from the income of a disabled person. This is one of the most ad- vantageous deductions, since these costs often repre- sent a large part of a dis- abled person's expenses. All medical expenses must, of course, be supported by receipts. Remember, how- ever„ that a handicapped taxpayer who deducts as Introducing the Sales Staff at Vincent's in Seaforth Ken Coleman Sales Manager , International Harvester Pete Vandeborne Wielaz FARM EL U'TPrillE FN'T 01; Seaforth 5270120 Jerry Fuhr All Sheri -Tie -di 1 medical expenses amounts paid to an attendant or a nursing home cannot also claim thededuction for blind persons or those confined to a wheelchair. Since more than half of the disabled are unemployed, they .are often dependent on another taxpayer. There- fore, anyone' who sup- ports a disabled taxpayer may also claim certain exemptions and deductions. First, if the handicapped taxpayer does not use all of the $1,810 deduction to reduce taxable income' 'to zero, the supporting person may claim the unused portion. The supporting per- son may be the -spouse, par- ent or any other relative who claims the child or equivalent -to -married exemption for the disabled person; or could have claimed the deduction if the disabled person's income did not exceed $2,990. Item 42 in the Income Tax Guide con- tains more information on these provisions. A taxpayer may deduct medical expenses paid for a •disabled person, provided the person depends on the taxpayer for support or the disabled person's income does not exceed $2,990. If it does, the taxpayer deducting the medical expenses must include the excess amount in his own tax. A taxpayer can also claim a deduction of $990 for a wholly dependent child or for a disabled person over 21. Obviously; these deduc- tions and exemptions will not solve all the problems a disabled person must face every day. But if full use is made of these.. provisions_. In completing a tax return, it will be' a step in the rialit direction. ..a+rcFa ye._• tof 1 Tim Talton, Bill Mundell, Irene 'Brown, Rosemary Fischer, Berry Trites, Greg Perry; specials, Mrs. Edith Warwick, Dorothy Green- away, Mrs. C. Freiburger; door prizes, Jean Mathers, Brett Martin, Bill Mundell, Bob Brown, Bonnie Perry. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Walker, Sheila and Kevin, were supper guests of Marie Walker. Sunday supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Keith Moffatt, Sandra. and Greg, were Miss E. Garniss, Mrs. L. Elliott, Mr. and Mrs. Burns Moffatt, Brian Moffatt. Mr. and Mrs. Irving 'Elliott, Larry and Leonard of Mount Hope spent the weekend with Fred Elliott. Mr. and Mrs. Sandy Fair and Shawn visited Easter weekend with his parents at Guelph. Mr. and Mrs. Rick Korda, Adam and Janine, visited on Good Friday with Mr. and Mrs. Burns Moffatt. Mr. and Mrs. John Spivey of Inil rso e ll . visited on Satur-. r • with Mr :anti* Mrar.,. "lareric: Henri* y r 'este at therHe anPPPe bm. n8 home were_IV rs. 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