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28 THE OSHAWA Times, , July 20, 1961 Ontario residents will have to pay the three per cent sales on all purchases made in U.S. or other provinces. But don't have to pay at the how it would work: Say you buy a $20 pair of shoes in Buffalo. You would either declare the purchase at Customs or bring it in under the $100 exemption after 48 hours in the U.S. in the normal way. You would not pay the sales tax at the border. On arrival back in your home, you would send a note to the sales tax office and enclose the 60 cents tax. Printed forms will be out presently so you'll just have to fill them out and enclose the tax. The same procedure would be followed in the case of pur- chases in other provinces. Supposing you mailed the same pair of shoes from Mont- real to Toronto to avoid Que- bec sales tax you would still be required to send the 60 cents to the Ontario sales tax office. Fines of $10 to $20 can be imposed for failure to send in the tax after making a pur- chase outside Ontario. BALSAM By MRS. LORNE JONES BALSAM and MT. ZION--Mr. Bert Wilson celebrated his 84th birthday, Sunday, July 9. Cousins Misses Katherine and Fannie Gordon of Galt helped to celebrate the occasion. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Empring- ham attended the funeral of the late Mr. Kenneth Cain at Agin- court. The Cecil Disney family, the Earl Disney family and Mrs. Frank Disney attended the Dis- ney picnic at Kams Kamp near Tyrone. : The sympathy of the commu- nity goes to Mrs. William Birkett of Stouffville in the loss of a loving husband, Mr. Birkett. Mr. and Mrs. Birkett lived in the Balsam area for a number of years. Misses Gladys Disney and Doreen Jones went on the 4-H bus trip to Guelph. Messrs. Winton White and Murray Jones were guests at the Malcolm - White wedding. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Wilson and daughter have moved to Claremont. The tea and bazaar was held in the church basement, instead of the Alan Manderson lawn owing to the rain on Saturday. The proceeds amounted to $76. The ladies felt they were well awarded for their time and effort. The Monthly Woman's Associ- ation met on Wednesday after- noon at the home of Mrs. Rich- ard Day. The August meeting is to be held at the home of Mrs. Wil- liam Harbron. Mr. C. Simmonds of Glen Major is going to take the church service in August for the Woman's Association. All enjoyed a dainty lunch. A number from here attend- ed the Junior Farmers' Day at Peterborough on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Harbron, | Lloyd and Mrs. William Har-| bron attended the Moat picnic at the Greenwood Conservation Park. [ Miss Anna Wilson of Peterbor- ough spent Sunday with her par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Wilson. { Mr. and Mrs. Glen Manderson| and daughter accompanied Mr. | and Mrs. Dick Ward and fam- ily of Claremont to a cottage at Shadow Lake over the weekend. Mrs. Morgan Evans of Clare- mont spent the weekend with) her daughter, Mrs. Lorne Jones. NEWS IN BRIEF ON CONDITION THE PAS, Man. (CP)--An as-| surance that farmers will con-| form to sound agricultural prac-| _ tices is written into *'lease-op-| | tion" agreements through which settlers soon will be able to get | nd on the nearby 90,000-acre| squia land reclamation proj-| HIGH-POWER LINE | COURTENAY, B.C. (CP)--An| engineer who designed 500,000- volt transmission lines for Rus- sia is working on similar plans for the Peace River Develop- ment Company, it was an- nounced by W. C. Mainwaring, president of the firm. QUERY CENSORSHIP BIRMINGHAM, England (CP)--The Warwickshire county councli has urged Home Secre- tary Butler to inquire into the existing system of movie and television censorship. The coun- cil recently banned showings of Saturday Night and Sunday Morning. VACATION SCHOOL BRANTFORD, Ont. (CP) School is still popular even dur. ing the regular school summer| holidays, Nancy D. 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