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The Huron Expositor, 1968-07-18, Page 61,1771 IUONEXPOSITDRi SEAFORTH,,ONT„, JULY 18, 1968 BUYING ONTARIO OATS ,CORN and BARLEY At Competitive Prices A GOOD SUPPLY OF BALER TWINE STILL IN STOCK OPNOTCH TOPNOTCH FEEDS LIMITED Phone 527-1910 — Seaforth Read the Advertisements — It's a Profitable Pastime 7,7 Now 'Available... 1•• "From Forest to Thriving Hamlets" The story of the pioneer and early settle- ment of the communities of Egmondville, Har- purhey and Roxboro. By Belle Campbell Only $2.50 per copy ALSO AVAILABLE - - The Story of Seaforth ' by Bell dampbell A ,History of McKillop by Mrs. Joseph Grummett each $2.50 d each $2.00 Three booklets dealing with the Township of Hibbert by Belle Campbell each $2,50 The Story of Hibbert Township A Hibbert Review (Part I) A Hibbert Review (Part II) Huron,County in Pioneer Times by James R. Scott • each. 50c Settlement of Huron County by James R. Scott • each 5.0O From Scotland to Huron by 'Brenton Kerr First Presbyterian Church A Century of Service each $2.50 each $1.00 • Seaforth Women's Institute Souvenir 600k Book each $1.25 (Please allow 25 cents per book for mailing charges) ' • Mania Phone 527-0240A Hold Wright Reunion The annual Wright Reunion was held Sunday at the Lions Park, Seaforth, with more than thirty on hand. - After the dinner, the elec- tion of officers was held. Lorne Ross was returned as president, as was the secretary -treasurer, Mrs. Orland Reichert. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Baillie and Mr, and Mrs. Percy Wright were 'Flam- ed to the sports committee for the coming year. The sports were held under the direction of Mr. and Mrs. Percy Dalton and the results were as follows: "Races: under 6, Aubrey Ross and Bruce Ross; under 8,, Larry Dalton and Billy Ross; under 10, Lois Dalton and Billy Jef- frey; under 12, Lois Dalton and Dennis Dalton; married ladies, Virginia Dalton and Doris Jef- frey; married men, Carl' Dalton and Howard Ross; kicking the slipper (children) Faye Dalton and Billy Jeffrey; (ladies), Dor- is Jeffrey and Jean Ross; (men) Howard' Ross and Carl Dalton; relay race, Carl Dalton's team; three-legged race, Jane Muir and Faye Dalton, Virginia and Lois Dalton; coming the farth- est distance, Mr, and Mrs. How- ard Ross, Science Hill; oldest person, Mrs. Herb Kercher; per- son with nearest birthday, Den- nis Dalton; guessing contest, (children), Ruth Jeffrey; (adults) Esther Wright. The runion will be held again next year at the Lions Park on July 13th. • Seaforth Attend Rabies Ciinic Attendance at the m'Onth-long Huron County rabies clinics surpassed last year's figures, said Dr. M. K. Clungston, Sea - forth, of the health of animals division of the Canada Depart- ment of Agriculture. The last of the 27 clinics was completed at Elimville with 103 dogs and 80 cats inoculated rec- ently.' Total number vaccinated was 2,711 dogs and 1,201 cats. The total in 1967 was 2,589. The clinics held in co-opera- tion with the Huron County health unit, have been in oper- ation lor seven -years. Goderich had the largest turn- out June 14 when 276 dogs and 111 cats received shots. FUNERAL,, Announce Two Chariges Property Tax Reductions Municipal Affairs Minister W, Darcy McKeough has announced two developments in the new system of regidential propeTbY tax reductions for Ontario's 1,- 700,000 horne-owners and 800,- 000 tenants: 1. Regulations spelling out the method for alt tenants to bene- fit for all of 1968. • 2. The beginning, Of payments from the Province to municipal- ities, reimbursing them or the amount of the tax reductions al- lowed by them to owners. The tax reduction system was approved by the Legislature last month. Its purpose was to ease the burden of municipal and school taxes on residential prop- erty, to the benefit of all those who bear these taxes — both homeowners and tenants. ' Mr. McKeough said the Prov- ince will pay an -estimated $150 million' in these tax reductions in 1968, amounting to •1,g36 per cent of all residential 'proper- ty taxes. Owners get the re,duc- tions on their municipal tax bills. Landlords are required to pass on the full reductions to tenants. The regulations state that a tenant who occupies a rented house or apartment all year, or who moves out after June 30, is to receive his tax reduction al- lowance with no need to apply. The onus is on the landlord or his agent to pass it on to him. But if a tenant has moved mit before June 30 of this year, he should apply to his landlord for the reduction. In that case the landlord is required to make RUSSEL H. SPROAT Russel H. Sproat, 83, of Sea - forth, passed away 'after a two week illness in Seaforth Corn- muility Hospital, July 11. Born ‘Nov. 8, ,,I884 in Tuckersmith ToWnshiP, the deceased was educated in Tuckersmith schools. He was also a ..nem- ber of First Presbyterian Church. He. was predeceased by his wife, the former Ethel Cal& well, and his parents, James R.. Sproat and Margaret Sproat (McGee). He is survived by a sister, Mrs.' Wilfred Morrow (1Vlargaret) and a brother, James R. Sproat of Beamsville. Funeral services for the late Mr. Sproat were held Saturday, July 13 at 2 p.m. from the Box Funeral Home with Rev. J. C. Britton, officiating. Burial was in Maitlandbank Cemetery. Pallbearers were Jef f rey Sproat, Wallace Ross, Roger St. 'Germain, Orville Greer, Jerome Sproat, and- James Sproat. Flowerbearers were Sam Shi- nen and H. R. Sproat Every week more people dis- cover what 'mighty jobs are accomplished by low cost Ex- positor Want Ads. Dial 527-0240. KE FRIGIDAIRE ROOM AIR CONDITIONERS! Wide' selection of models for the cooleit, most delightful summer yours/a, ever knoWnl Wet cornfort by -the rcomfulr" BO a "'Cool customer"! Act now! Don't suffer through another miser- able night! AVAILABLE NOW AT THE 0 SPECIAL LOW, LOW, PRICE Or — - 'MAIN STREETy, SEAFORYH — PHONE 527.0290 r 4 the paYraent 94 if he has re- ceived an application froin .sa tenant. All paymentsnittst be made by December 31. "The purpose of this method is to make it practical or ten- ants to secure the tax reduc- tion allowance for all of 19683" Mr. McKeough said. "If a ten- ant has movedout in the first six months of this igrs.i the landlord does not n arily know where he has gone. Since this system has come into force in mid -year, it would not be de- sirable to require a landlord to trace a tenant who has moved out. "For the rest of this year and for 1969 and thereafter, the ten- ant will not be required to do anything in order to collect his reduction. It will be the res- ponsibility of the landlord to pay his tenant the tax reduc- tion allowance," Payments for -1968 must be by cheque or cash. A tenant is entitled to the benefit of the tax reduction in the proportion of the. part of the year that he pays rent. For instance, if he rents a dwelling for six months, he should re- ceive one-half of the reduction. A tenant is not permitted to as- sign or waive his right to the amount of the tax reduction al- lowance. The regulations provide that beginning next year,- a tenant and his landlord or his agent may agree in the first month of occupancy, to have the tax reduction allowance passed on by way of a 'reduction in the monthly rent, By whatever method is used, the tax • reduction-- allowance in future years will haye to -be roadT-by December 31 or within 30 days of the end Of the ten- ancy, whichever comes first. The Province will reimburse a municipality for the amount of the tax" Credits , allowed to owners, on the basis pf the number of instalments of taxes levied after the adeption of the estimates. For instance, if there are three such instalments, one- third of the amount claimed will be paid as close to the date of each instalment as possible. These payments will commence to be paid in July. -- NOTICE — For Co-op Insurance Cell W. ARTHUR WRIGHT • Phone 527-1464 — John St, SEAFORTH Complete Coverage for: • Auto and Truck • Farm Liability • Employer's Liability • Accident and Sickness • Fire, Residlence, Contents ▪ Fire, Commercial • Life Insurance & Savings • Huron' Co-op Medical Services • Wind Insurance s 1, ;Portal• -Su mer CLEARA SALE BEGINS THIS WEEK WITH 10% to 20% off on Wearing Apparel AT %. LARON.E.. Seaforth's 5c to $1.00 Store Stationery - Gifts •t.' ••.• r4r V /400 rv 111 FOR ROT -WEATHER APPETITES! 1 INN PRP . 111.01111f t.14: isss's r. Awo. • Save 18e Top Valu Fancy TOMATO jUICE Tins Save 20c ,5alad Dressing MIRACLE WHIP .49, • Jar Save 29c Maple Leaf Charcoal 25'b Bags slf.r; Save 14c ° Granulated, Fine WHITE SUGAR 10, lb. Bag Prices effective July 17-20 inclusive. • Save 74c Volley Farms Choke Frosen 'FRENCH FRIES 2 lb. Poly Bags Save 12e Top Valls LIQUID BLEACH 64 -oz. ' C Plastic Btl. 3 Hi -C Sweetened (Assed Flavours) FRUIT DRINKS Raspberry Or Strawberry TOP YALU JAM 2 Jars Top Vain PEANUT BUTTER 48 or, Jar Ready Sweet (Assed Flavour's) KOOL-AID Pkg5, 25 MacLean's Special Pock—(Reg. or Spearmint) TOOTHPASTE .. • "Zbesixe 53 Goldett Dew (Parch. Wrap) 9° Shirley Gay DONUTS 2 :ft Ontlo.tr)711 N. •EVV, POTATOES MARGARINE .. • • 2 Plain or Sugar Red Brand Blade or ShoulderThisk lb. ,69t STEAKS • For Bar-B-Que Pattie" Lean CHUCK lb• 69° GROUND Freshly' Cut 'TURKEY LEGS BREAST Ib. 55e$,65g Government Inspected Grade "A" Predressed FREM''. BROILER (6.9 lb.. Size) We reserve the tight to Boil* ciiiontitios. 10 lb. Bag New 'Ctep South African, NAVEL ORANGES No. 1 Friestone NECTARINES . Ont. No. 1 (Size 12's) CAULIFLOWER. Ont. No. 1 Hot House ,TOMATOES Lbw ' 2 (Size Sirs) Doz, 79g (Sire 96's) b. 3 3 WILKINSON'S I A • SEAFORTH .7" / 0.