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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1971-10-27, Page 6,stn ,.xr; THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO • • UCKNC...I UNDER. THE N.EW OWNERS • W. JOS, and DEAN E. IS OPEN FOR BUSINESS We will continue to carry the same high qualitymerchandise to:. which you have been accustomed. AS .AN EXPERIENCED WATCHMAKER, JEWELLER AND • DIAMOND SETT 'R WE --OFFER YOU A;COMPLETE REPAIR .SERVICE FAST'•PERSONAL GUARANTEED 'SERVICE WITH ALL` REPAIRS -DONE -IN -THE STOR DIAMOND AND STONE RING INSPECTION AND ULTRASONIC .: CLEANING Bruce Farm, Report 'BASIC HERD What it is about. With;' the oncome of new tax legislation and the proposed abol- ition . of "Establishment of Basic Herd there are 'a considerable amount of enquiries regarding this business aspect of farming. A basic herd can be established for cattle, horses, sheep or swine,. Animals purchased for feeder opt erations cannot.,; be included in -a. Basic Herd; What it means to .a farmer that -if lie_has established a''Basic Herd thirty.:. days prior to ; dispers- -ing his herd,. then the '.sale value of those animals included in his basicherd will. not be considered as income and therefore will not be taxed as ,incom e.. Establishment of a basic ' herd ' is a very simple procedure and is simply a, matter of • ompleting a couple of lines on a form and send ing ' it to the Department. of Nat ional Revenue at Kitchener. Most all accountants will help, a farmer to establish a basic herd, •and ensure that it is, done prop- erly. Farmers who have• presently established' a' basic herd can also he of help in ekplalning_its ign-. ificance. Forms for establishing : a basic herd can be obtained at the .Ontario Department. of 'Agri wouldwelcome' any enquiries on basic herd •.and would hope that. those people wishing to establish :basic herds- could do so without delay: WINTER PROGRAMS • r . Viee:•..u. wino.'. ale. SNIP QF ASHFIELD 1971 TAXES ARE DUE ON • -AFTER, THAT .DATE -34.% PENALTY WILL BE: ADDED. elso-a statutory int re 1 r on h will be added after January • DONALD M..SIMPSON - Clerk -Treasurer. Several Accidents rea Linda .Swanso.n. _aQQ_e-_,-7 :_f . 1-1- Belgrave , was a passenger in a . car: driven' by Eric Dawson. which. as travelling North g N h on' Highway # 4, a.pproimatelyone' mile south of WinghaiD on October 14;, -X.-apparently struck the rear of: .'another car. She received' sc,ai p lacerationeand'shock. Investigat ed by Wingham O.P:.P. Wittig..' Elymer Re'avie , age 68 Luck now'was travelling East on High- t of -Moles - W.EDNESDA,Y, OCTOBER 27 AGENT, 'FOR BP SIL; LTD, GASOLINE DIESEL, HEATING FUEL l • OTHER. FARM PRODUCTS' .: ?A HOUR .BURNER .SERVICE. PARTS, INSURANCE TRUCKS RADIO EQUIPPED FOR SERVICE • WHOLESALE * RETAIL DIAL 528=3006 OR 528-3616 LUCKNOW, ONTARIO WHITECHIJ RC'H. Mrs. Edith Warrener of,Shu:na:- von , • Saskatchewan spent the ' ', week end. with Mrs. Olive Boss' of Wingharn and left by bus on Monday morning for home. • / We are sorry .to report that Bill Adams was'ad•mitted on • Tuesday last to.Wingham and. will be ableto drop in and talk to M. -:Shewfelt, or better still-make- an till-makean appointment with him. The appointment method should be much .preferredby the producer ver- waiting er waiting for the fieldnan . to ar- rive. R D. Ferguson, Milk . Commission. District Hospital. Friends hirr,a 'speedy recovery. . Those. attending .i3e1,f rav '•rneeting on Wednesday t were Mrs. George Fisher, Dan Tiffin,' Mrs:, Frank kc Mrs..Ji'm Currie, Nits: Rug Quire, Mrs,` Elgin Johnson Tom Metcalfe', Mrs;:.Slap Mri_ and Mrs, :Ed _Walker ;- lv1ary I-iehn.. Mrs:.•Vallace Conn and Bi1-1-Evans--,T-th -dellagares Victor Emerson and her. fr Mrs. Edith . Warrener atter. Bruce Count . Rall at' Tet on Thurs .ay, : Mrs. .'War ( has been a member of ' Saskatchewan Hor iernakii �lu_bs_ whiohLa:re_the:.same Women's Institute branch( Aspart of. our •Winter Program. e -plan-- ,ring, a one .day Drug Seminar, in- volving n volving both industry and veterin . 'Tne.Bruce Trust Financial' . Statem would, through this event, provide AUDITORS' REPORT information on drugs Used .in pre- • ventative & control 'medicine. and To the ,Meberis and Trustees; ' sanitizers 'and .possibly' informs- THEE BRUCE TRUST ; Ontario Paisley, , tion :ori ' fly control in dairy barns;• e have" exasnirled the statement oaf assets arid liabilitie • Alsoa series'. Of small. meetings W ; • ' involving 10 15 people will .be BRUCE TRUST at '30th September, 1971 and • the • Stat+ held throughout the County.. These. Receipts' and. Disbursements for the year then ended. ,Ow- meetings 'will' . consist'' of. inform ` tion 'included 'a ;general review of the accountinig proced °'.ation on feeding and breeding'and psuoii: tests.,'of accounting records;; and other supporting, ,ev other ''management topics. Any `, we' 'considered 'necessary in • the :circumstances. bodyinterested in having a<ineet- In our opinion these financial staternerrts present f; ing in ,hit area should contact the financial ,position of THE BRUCE TRUST as at 30th; Septerr Ontario Department of, Agricul and. the results of its operations for.the year: then ended, tore„& Food'.Office in Walkerton; dance 'with genera lyr i aoedpted_:accounting_ princiiples. at .Denis Qu.sh,, . a basis consistent with that of'the .preceding year Asst. Agricultural Representative ' . The price 'Of . milk received by G .' 11..Ward . and Parent Group II . producers., continued to: 'Chartered Accountants climb in the :month of. September. Walke�rten, Ontario, 11:2bOctober, 1971 h ` • eeted-te-e1•irnb-st- l --fur.- --- _ B 1 1 _ • , ther in October. Decline in .'pro- duction during ; the . last year .. has . resulted in a high percentage of'. the total ' milk . production .being used in the higher •priced.'cate gorier such:as variety cheese, ice �� ..... cream, yoghurt, -colby, and ' ched der. cheese. two trees off.Highway #4 be tween the restaurant andithe G - G.—i,IIBD received, a skull fracture, shock, injured right arrn and shoulder, -a-brasions -and-contusions:,-1-acerat 'ed left. knee. He was transferred to London, •via,ambulance in: ,s'eriou condition:.' Stephen' Scott , age ' 15, Wingham, received -a scalp laceration 'and a lacerated left -arm- Robert, McDougall, age Wingbam, `had a lacera- tion to the jaw. Robert Carter. The ,combination . of •' • higher rices_ aidJ or_.G.rou .Ti. milk, and ,STATEMENT OF ASSETS AND LIABILITIES, At 30th. September, 1971. , ASSETS Cash ,on hand • �___-' _- . _ _ ---- Accorbts receivable_' - Investments on hand at : cost.' Guaranteed. investment certificates :- $29,00( Bonds (Market value $9,59.5) _” ` 11;30( the 17% increase' on. all Market Share Quotas issued . by .the 0.M. •M'B. have tended to slow :'down the ' 'decline in- production, and - there . are indications now that producers. are making, efforts to at least hold their present pro - eduction•' level, if not increase it. Efforts . are being made by the County Milk . Committees and the: O p p to 'help un rove`the service offered . by the Board Fieldmen: ' Our region is serviced a car pulled "out to. pass a:,ca r~ travelling west and struck the ` front side of the, Reavie car. The accident was bctober 16 He re ceived shock and contusions:: age 17, R.. R. ,3,, l:ucknow , receive ed a large scalp laceration, frac-. lured left collar bone ; lacerated -le f3.shoulder. John-l(rohn-;-age _ l5;, IR, .R., 3, Wingharn , had con-, • cussion, shock, Scalp .1ace.ration, Investigated' by Cpl. Croskill and, ,Constable Ricker. Kenneth Patterson, age 35, R.- Driver of secon•.car, was Jo n Brush , R. R. 1,` Lisjowel The mishap was investig at y Wing ham O.P.P. Balzer. Gregory Moore ,,'age 3, Wing- bam son of Mr. ano 'Mrs. Jatr'ies hioare, received a lacerated ar , when he put his arm through a glass door„ . A car driven by Rickey `Stacey, InfingJiam son of" frv• and fits. Alvin Stacey, struck by Orval of: Kincardine.- The large' number of producers served by Mr. Shewfelt, and the expanse of the three counties that -he serves, -Bruce, Grey -and -Hur on, often makes it impossible for him to visit farmers asquickly as both parties would: desire. In order to cope with''this work load, the County Milk Committees shggested that -the -0- • , 1 Ings and ..furni7(ost) . -LIABIS.ITIES . TRUST .EQUITY_ Bank loam—Royal. Bank 'of' Canada'= -secured: TRUST EQ.ULTY . .• Balance, last October, -1970' Add excess of receiiptsover` ' disburseit:ients fo the . year ' _ 5,7.6` r : • 92,921 Less 'adjustment •in settlement with .Co-operative ..Health Serviees ,bf ario including other ex-: - - ... :33,36; $87,1:3 - p'ense5 applicable thereto ...:: • Balance, 30th ,Septei :tber, 1971 trol of'his ca1__on the'boundry lineFit a 'cent- rally located office ineach county,. between EFS-F-a-nd West Wawanosh twice' per month, where-ahe'farm on October 7' approxi.rna'tely '1/2 . err may come to Mr. Shewfelt mite from his home He receiv- for consultation. ed a la•c-erated foielead. ' lrryest It has been proposed that start- igated( by Wingham 0.P.P, Foul- ing in December, Mr. Shewfelt on . '' , will spend every second `Tuesday afternoon at the. Ont. Dept, of Agriculture & Food Office in. Walkerton( and Ma rkdal e, Furth-. .ei .information on he: exact --dates• Will' be , isstade later. Once this • ( policy is in effect;, dairy farmers rr�—;,s.,fi/� !yr ;/ mac,... r ': / :. $ ;:•••••,‘' :.. 3',.: f;••Y 4;:y1.4 9/ '' ..0 ' .." l'. / .. .r� .tr % r J. fi r ' .r x .r r /� ' i!/ri!///iii% - %/,H/�lNrli� .. /f j Approved by the C orm i ttee: D, L, MacKinnon, Chairman J. Wellington C'am,phell, THE BRUCE TRUST..:.; , _� STATEMENT` `s F'' • RECEIPTS.' A r DISBURSEM 1 For, the' year ended 30th September, 1971 REC EIP'1S Interest from ii vest rierits'..... Rent recei d D I IA.M4E1V (NTS Building expense. .... A:drrtiriistratiion, exipense oesa f t'e iS-&. er-4191;ursmntAia 4'a Vie .year