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HERALD Wednesday March l Ml Community Huttonville Lions host seniors annual beef dinner By KAY WILSON Huttonville Lions Club hosted its seventh annual hot roast beef dinner on March 8 to p for the senior citizens from both east west of Huttonville south of and north of Steeles Ave in both Peel and Halton Harold welcomed the 120 seniors and explained how their money making projects of the Spring and Fall Craft and An tique Show as well as the bingos they oversee weekly in Bramp ton enables them to donate to Canine Vision in Oakville As well they gave yearend awards to both Huttonville and Schools They donate to Big Brothers Big Sisters Salva tion Army both the Georgetown and Peel Memorial Hospitals Camp Dorset for the kidney dialysis and many others Janice who trains dogs from Canine Vision was there with her Golden Labrador to demonstrate how the dog will stop at curbs etc to enable the blind person to gauge the dropstep It takes a month to train a dog and student They take the student and dog to downtown Oakville and even Toronto to train The Lions Club presented Janice with a 000 cheque for Canine Vision and she in turn presented the Lions Club with an Appreciation Plaque for the charity work they do both in and outside the community Following the dinner many fruit baskets flowers and gifts were given out to lucky winners Janice Sterritt a local young woman from R R Brampton entertained with numerous vocal numbers Following Janice were the World Famous Clawhammers A group of six men with several acts and different costumes kept the crowd in stitches In the last years they have donated to charity Isabel MacKay an old Huttonville School teacher for 12 years thanked the Lions Club on behalf of all the seniors for their great evening and commended them for the many charities they help and is deeply appreciated now in these depression times Thank you Lions Lucky draw winners were Isabel Carney Bill Brander Nick Ferri Kay Beecham Ethel Webb Garnet Allie Fern Isabel MacKay Doris Harry Beecham Mary Wilson Wngglesworth Quin Hilda Kingshott Mae Brander Edith Marchment and Spencer Wilson Honorary elders During the Sunday morning service at United Mrs Agnes Miller and Mrs Marion Laird both of Norval and both members and former elders were inducted as honorary elders by the Rev Walter Beecham assisted by clerk of Session Jean Dunlop Arizona trip Mary Wilson of Hornby has returned home following a Clare Burt trip to Arizona when she and Anne Wilson teamed up together Niece visits Mrs Bnan Slatter the former Janie McMurchy of Vancouver B daughter of the late Gordon McMurchy of Huttonville has returned to Vancouver following a 10day stay with her aunt and uncle and Wilson of While here Janice was clearing out her father home that has been sold to new owners Sincere sympathy Sincere sympathy is extended to the family of Jim who passed away on Sunday March at his R 2 Norval home ing father of Wilma Heather Marlene and Beverley Loved grandfather of Natalie Also survived by David McClure and Wally Beloved brother of Georglna Dolson and Jean Kirkwood Friends were received at the J S Jones and Son Funeral Home Georgetown on Tuesday a 3 and p m where funeral and committal ser vice will be held in the chapel on Wednesday today at 2 Cremation to follow In lieu of flowers contributions can be made to the Canadian Cancer Society Muscular Dystrophy or the charity of your choice would Special flower show Acton Social Services is pleased to present A Breath of Spring and Summer Flower Show Saturday March 23 from 10 30 a m to 30 and Sunday March 24 from 1 to 30pm Beautiful bouquets of fresh cut flowers pots of hyacinth tulips and daffodils lush green plants and dancing fountains will all be a part of this magnificent show Housed in the Old Town Hall of Acton this will be a sure cure for those winter blues Come and experience the colour and the fragrance of spring in this century old building Admission is and parking is free The Old Town Hall is located minutes north of the on Highway 25 Turn right at the four corners in Acton travel east one short block toWillowStreet turn left and you veamved All proceeds go directly to Acton Social Services helping those in need For more information call Betty at Expanded Facilities Laurie Bums of Work Thai Body shows Georgetown Chamber of Commerce president Dave Page how to work the machine during her business shop open house on Wednesday evening The local business was holding the event to highlight the completion of the expanded men facilities Herald photo What To Look For In An Income Tax Service DANIEL VARANELLI CGA -853-4311- Daniel a Accountant to I Association CGA Association sets standards 1 is profess development public practice call win business lax be appreciated Second grandchild Congratulations to Sid and Hillie Norval on the birth of their second grand child Scott Allen lbs 13 oz on March 6 at the Peel Memorial Hospital Brampton Proud parents are Glenn and Joan Holland of Mississauga Thir teenth grandchild for John and Hendrika Hofland of Mississauga Also happy great- grandparents are Frank and Margaret Hofland nil I FINANCIAL GUIDE New Ownership In A New toco Ion J AMIS STRICT am OEC BLOCK Canadas lax Team Put us to work or you TAX TALK My net income for 990 is approximately 60 My wife s only Income was from family allowance payments in respect of our children A fnend told me that because ol my Income level I will have to pay back some of the family allowances I report on my tax return However since my wile had no income can she report the family allowance on her return in order to avoid repaying any of the allowance A No The rules about family allowance reporting are quite rigid Because you are the higher income spouse you must report the family allowance payments on your return Therefore you will have to repay a portion of the allowance since your net Income exceeds the threshold amount of 50 850 However you are still entitled to claim the amounts or 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