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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1974-04-18, Page 7IN IN W 0 REPAIRS BY HELICOPTER -- Qwarfed by the Hydro .crews used helicopters Monday, Tuesday and hydro tower still standing in the foreground, two Wednesday to install wooden poles which will be helicopters sit in a Hibbert Township field. Ontario used temporarily to carry the 230,000 volt fallen line. Tourism in Huron I 1'FILffi.;HUROhI•'i �C CySI'It>iM� 6 FM �P'X Tars r_.:...__ � talks underway REPLACES THE SALE' employment expense deduction money would be taxable as part of FAST HOT LEMON HERBAL VITAMIN C ALL DAY/All NIGHT REXPRIN of 3 per cent of y�r employment your 'income. The Canadian Dairy shipped less than 420 pounds last(Ascorbic Acid) DECONGESTANT PMN RELIEVER PERMANENTS FOR COLDS SHAMPOO TABLETS 100 mgm. „ w Commission announced recently yearill receive subsidy when 4 STRENGTHS (10 pouches per carton) WITH PROTEIN COLD CAPSULES. 5 gr. TABLETS An advertisement in a magazine "organically . grown axetable seed" for'sale. It made me think that some people have ideas in their food eating habits and are willing to pay muchcmore for food than less concerned peoplq do. On the other hand, now that beef grown with the help of hormones, that could theoretically cause cancer, is banned from our shores, one hears more about a possible price increase than about a possible cancer death. Not many people are too concerned about the reports that ,there is only enough wheat in the world today to feed this world for one, I repeat one month. It is frightening. One worldwide crop failure, for near failure, and, literally millions upon millions of people will starve to death. Most everyone knows that now, at this very moment, hundreds of thousands of Africans are tv Iparving, We, the rich peoples, go right on squandering our resources that grow food. Another reason for food shortages is the fact that there is so much ,opposition against ingredients to preserve food from spoilage. It an increase in the offer to their deliveries reach 420 pounds • O L U MN A meeting was held at Hully Southwestern Ontario Travel provided they hold a market share quota of 420 pounds or more. �/� �� 2/1 97 2/1 70 2150E1,822/1.83 Gully Recreation Centre on Association. This association will 50 cents per pound. The support Fluid producers in provinces ■ ■ ■ LISTE ■ Wednesday, April 10, 1974, of nromote the eieht county region, For further information, call the District Taxation persons interested in promoting comprising Huron, Perth, Oxford, Office. If yogi live in a toll area, ask your long-distance tourism within - Huron County. Middlesex, Lambton, Kent, operator for ZENITH 0-4000 and your call will be placed The meeting was called by the Essex diad Elgin, in the United without charage. Huron County Development States and Canadian areas, to Officer, Mr. Spence Cummings, make the tourist conscious of the #r to see if there was an inter the operators of advantages of holidaying in Southwestern Ontario. This I am now receivin h ! Q g the old income, up to $150 a year. establishments in prg travel association will not be age security pension. Must I tourism collectively. effective in 1974 but should be in include this pension money as Q. I am a veteran of World War At the meeting there were 25 people from a cross-section of full operation for the 1975 tourist season. This association will hve part et rn income h my income tax return? Also, what about the II in recei t of a disabilit ension P y P businesses in the County. It was have funding from the Ontario SUPER guaranteed income supplement? from the Department of Veterans generallyconceded that a need Government, but, he ex lained Affairs and in addition receive exists.for an organization which that a local association will have A. The old age security pension salary and wages , from can promote the visitor industry to look for fundingfrom their DRY must be reported as income on Pensionable employment. On within the County. A motion was membership and local ANTI your income tax return. The `"'hat income do I have to passed approving the formation municipalities. - guaranteed income supplement, contribute? of a Tourist and Business A further meeting has been PERSPIRANT & however,, should be ignored A. Only on the salary and Association. The group decided to called for 8 p.m, on April 23, 1974 DEODORANT except when calculating the " ages. hold another meeting for the at •Hully Gully Recreation Centre 6 OZ• income of a dependant. purpose of electing an executive. which has been kindly donated by' Q. I am a•farmer. Must I reduce All present members expressed a Mr. Randy Collins, the MFR'S a, Q,;,nm divdt7ii ani-rYeceive°' ; m„•y,'uccuB cy,p t by., the amount willingness to bring two or tkltee prap'tietor.'Af'this'ineeting there kiST.2/1.64 PRICE payments from my oftaxes "o rent claimed as an other business a le. to the next palimony .will be an election of officers, 1.63 former husband. Do I have to operating expense on my Farm meeting. - a roval of ob PP objectives, approval report these payments as income- Statement of Income and The main point brought out of the constitution and by-laws. 9 QZ. on my tax return, and if so, where Expenses? during the meeting concerned of the constitution and by-laws. - MFR'S y on the return do i enter the A. A farm owner or a tenant is "who should be interested in The meeting agreed that those LIST amount? not required -to reduce the such an association". Mr. Currie, who .should attend the next PRICE 2/2-014 A. Yes, these payments must calculation of his occupancy cost a Wirigham businessman, meeting are persons who benefit 2.13 be reported as income. Enter the by any amount he may declare as reflected that not only hotels, directly or indirectly 'from the total received in the year on the expenses incurred in earning motels, • • campsites and tourist industry. Those people 'dine for "Other Income" on your . income, restaurants- should be interested who benefit directly are hotel return. but each small business in each operators, motel operators, , Q. If I am not -sure whether an town and, village should be campground operators, or an Pg one P Y. Q. Can repairs to property be employee is° in insurable interested because of the extra who receives direct tourist claimed as "an income tax employment, or if Canada revenue the summer trade brings dollars. The indirect beneficiaries deduction? Pension plan contributions are to their stores. He further are businessmen in general, A. Not unless the property is required, how can I find out? emphasized that. many local farms whether they sell food, shelter or being used for business or rental A. Write to your nearest benefit through the sales of commodities. There may also be purposes. District Taxation Office. produce, either directly or indirectly, to the visitor, many private individuals who have an interest in attending a FAST pEKNENT Q. 1 am a, salaried employee Q. Last year my friend died and Mr. Cummings explained that meeting of the newly, formed for and I have to purchase special in his will left me several the province has formed a , association. 4.fiul beau r 411eference books for my work. Can thousand dollars. Is this money I I claim these as a deduction for inherited taxable as income? ~ "• • • income tax purposes? A. No. Money inherited is not Dairy commission stty cs styles No. The cost of reference books subject to income tax. However, if is , not an allowable deduction there were investments involved, •} from salary received as an any investment income received announces increase -w�Pfv employee. You may claim an or credited after you inherited the ' SALE' employment expense deduction money would be taxable as part of FAST HOT LEMON HERBAL VITAMIN C ALL DAY/All NIGHT REXPRIN of 3 per cent of y�r employment your 'income. The Canadian Dairy shipped less than 420 pounds last(Ascorbic Acid) DECONGESTANT PMN RELIEVER PERMANENTS FOR COLDS SHAMPOO TABLETS 100 mgm. „ w Commission announced recently yearill receive subsidy when 4 STRENGTHS (10 pouches per carton) WITH PROTEIN COLD CAPSULES. 5 gr. TABLETS An advertisement in a magazine "organically . grown axetable seed" for'sale. It made me think that some people have ideas in their food eating habits and are willing to pay muchcmore for food than less concerned peoplq do. On the other hand, now that beef grown with the help of hormones, that could theoretically cause cancer, is banned from our shores, one hears more about a possible price increase than about a possible cancer death. Not many people are too concerned about the reports that ,there is only enough wheat in the world today to feed this world for one, I repeat one month. It is frightening. One worldwide crop failure, for near failure, and, literally millions upon millions of people will starve to death. Most everyone knows that now, at this very moment, hundreds of thousands of Africans are tv Iparving, We, the rich peoples, go right on squandering our resources that grow food. Another reason for food shortages is the fact that there is so much ,opposition against ingredients to preserve food from spoilage. It an increase in the offer to their deliveries reach 420 pounds 10's LIST 1.59 LIST 2.54 BONUS BUY 12 H. oz. LIST 1.89 100 • 2/085 / 100's UST 1.12 2/1.13 purchase price of butter to 77 cants and for skim milk powder to provided they hold a market share quota of 420 pounds or more. �/� �� 2/1 97 2/1 70 2150E1,822/1.83 M85 2/1so 200's UST 1.97 2/1.98 300's 2/2.%4 50 cents per pound. The support Fluid producers in provinces ■ ■ ■ LISTE ■ LIST 2.73 could presumably cause something or other if eaten in great quantities, so we rather let it rot. .l heard mention that one-third of all food spoils for this reason. Beef prices in the NWT are so high that people can't afford to buy it. Now they turn to the hunters for caribou meat. The • Indian leaders are 'worried that the Caribou may be hunted to extinction, if this keeps up. Marion Brechin, of the Consumers Association of Canada is one of those women who claim to come from a farming a^ea (Lucknow). If she did, she certainly wasn't very observant, for she keeps on attacking farmers. The last I heard of her was that consumers can't go on indefinitely subsidizing agriculture. For. heavens sake, can't one of her fellowCacs set her straight that agriculture has been subsidizing consumers for a hundred years? Food prices are up, what? Look at 'running shoes.They are up 60% and before the year is odt further increases are expected. price for chdddar cheese remains participating in a pooling �t 60 cents per pound. arrangement approved by the The dairy subsidy to producers Commission are eligible to has been increased to $2.30 subsidy as announced in the (3.5% B.F.) per hundred pounds policy statement. of manufacturing milk and cream In recognition of the on-going or 65.71 cents per pound of butter at. The temporary subsidy payable since August 1, 1973 has been discontinued. Eugene Whelan says "the combination of product support price and subsidy increases will provide a target support of $8.50 per hundred pounds of milk used in the manufacture of butter and skim milk powder". An important feature of the new policy is that all qualifying manufacturing shipments made under market quotas will be eligible for subsidy payments, subject to minimum and maximum requirements as determined by the Commission. The minimum requirement for eligibility to subsidy of 420 pounds butterfat deliveries in the 1973.74 dairy year has been retained. New producers or those who a WODING ill THE HURON PHONE 527-0240 trend to larger operations the maximum eligiblity to subsidy for each quota holder is increased to -900,000 pounds of milk. To assist producers in obtaining relief from the 7 -day work week, the Commission is changing the method of applying'the maximum where two or more producers are financially involved and working full time in a dairy farm operation. Producers who meet these requirements will be eligible to apply for additional subsidy eligibility. Complete details will be available from the Commission or through provincial agencies. The in -quota levy which is established annually to offset the cost bT exports to the Commission has been increased to 15 cents A.29 cents per pound butterfat) effective April 1, There will be no in -quota levy on cream, IVITATIGNS EXPCRSIi0R -- SEAPiORTH uma/I , , 2 FOR SALE APRIL78 - APRIL 27 %Samoa, .1374 KEATING,,'s PHARMACY M E. HOOVER, Phm 6. 1-v aforth 0