The Huron Expositor, 1970-03-19, Page 13ld
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Toronto smoker wins
$2,500 It came riglit..494ti:96ke blue for this
lucky Belvedere smoker Dominic Petta too-an Instant
Cask Certificate for' s2,590. YoU could 'be next-what
do you say?
(most people still say
"I smoke them because ! like 'them -
Right out of the
blue- $25,000 for
Mrs.Thompson -
of Vicmdstock
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4.00/12 . 4 4' . 18.05 13.49 / • - 2.52
, 4.00/15 4 14.70 8.67 - 2.64
5,00/15, 4 - 16.75 9.76 12.40 2.24 -
5.50/16 4 18.25 12,1 9 . 13.95, 2.59
5.50/16 6 22.85 13.95 ' 16.35 2.59
6.00/16 4 20.60 13.95 1 5.25 2.59
6.00/16 , .6 25.9Q 15.30 16.45 2.59
6.50/16 4 • 22.65 14.95 15.70 2.71.
6.50/16 - 6 • 28.25 15.915 17.8.5 271
7.50/16 , .4 ' 29.40 19.70 20.40 3.05
7.50/16 . 6 36,75 20.95 22.40 3.05
. 4.00/19 4 16.60 10.40 • 12.70 2.77,
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8.3/24 4 49.75 33.50 - 6.65
9.5/24 . 4 58.95 34.45 - 6.45
11.2/24-• 4 68.40 41 .1 5 • 52.95 .7.90
' 14.9/26 6-, 120.00 70.30 83.24$1 1 .95
11.2/28 4 67.20 46.95 54.80 7.95
- 12.4/28 • 4 76:70 54.95 62.80. 8.90
13.6/28 • 4 91.80 66.50- 71.40 11.60
14.9/28 6 ' . 127.50 74.50 1 01 .94 1335
16.9/30 6 154.50 95.90 100.30 13.80
9.5/32 4 77.70 41.95 - 11.50
11.2/36 4 91.15 59.10 - ,15.20
11.2/18 4 100.10 ' 61:55 63.25 9.35
12.4/38 4 106.05 68.50 80.30 10.50
13.6/38, 6 123,60 86.95 -- , 12.90
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Farm Pollution
Zoning Biplaws SIDE ,
COME TAX.
FORMATION
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Talbatville Stock Yards
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by V. f. D. SPENCER •
Farm Water Management
Specialist
Ontario Department of
Agriculture and Food
The smell of a freshly ma-
nured field is, by legal definition
and in the opinion of many rural
residents, a potential air pol-
lutant. In the U.S.A., the courts,
in some recent test cases, have
decided that agricultural odors
are pollutants. In one instance,
the court forced the closure of
a feedlot and, in another case,
damages of several thousand dol-
lars were granted to the plain-
tiffs. In Ontario, the Air Pollu-
tion Control Act specifically
BURNS
CLEANER
No Smoke, No Odour
HEATING OIL
Welder! & Broadfoot
Phone 527-1224 --- eaforth
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A big surprise 'for Mrs., Thompson-right out of the blue Belvedere pack came an
Insteint ,Cash Certificate ,for 325,000. It happened to Mrs-Thompson and it could
happen to you. Next time you enjoy that mild Belvedere flavour, you could find• an
instant Cash Certificate worth $2;500 •or $25,000. Right out of the blue!
(In order to win you must qualify under the rules appearing on the certificate) •
names odor as an air contami-
nant and thus a potential air
pollutant. $,
To reduce• the- complaints
about odors from livestock
operations, agrologists now re-
commend that new livestock buil-
dings be located a considerable
distance away from neighborKg
.homes or businesses. Agrolo-
bordering towns and villages be-
gistp generally are advising
against construction of large
livestock operations ,on farms
cause complaints are inevitable.
thing to stop a new neighbor from
building either a large livestock
facility or a home just over the
boundary fence from your place.
If it is a livestock optration, you
Legally, however, there is no-
might endure considerable dis-
1.Q. I arrived in C anada in March
of entry into Canada because
ding to •the portion of the year
and standard deductions if ap-
plicable, are prorated accor-
the date of my entry intoCana-
da. Why is this?
A.,.You must state your date
your total personal exemptions
last year. I am told that I
must enter • on my tax return
that you were a resident of comfort before you could prove
this country. The space for air pollution. If it is a home,
entering this information• is the new neighbor might well con-
at the top right hand side of sider and be able to prove that
page 1 of your income tax odors originating on your farm
return. are air pollution.
2. Q. Last year I won a scholar- Zoning by-laws' can provide
ship. Is this taxable? some protection. They pan speci-
A. If the scholarship is iprize fy zones which will be consi-
for academic achievement and dered agricultural and set limits
has nothing to do with your upon the number of nonfarm rural
job, it is not taxable. In other residences or businesses that
circumstances, you should take can be located in these zones in
up the question with your Dis- the same manner that they can
trict Taxation Office.
specify that certain zones will 3.Q. Last year, I changed my job be residential, commercial or
and now I work in a town 35 industrial.
miles away from my home. Such a by-law could protect
We had purchased our house the active farmer from encroa-
and I do not wish to sell it, ching urbanization. Such a by-
but it is costing me a, great law will also deny the farmer
deal of money travelling to the freedom to sell lots x for
and from work in my car,- homes or buiinesses. In today's • Can I claim these travelling
complex soeiety, it would appear
expenses when •filing my in- that a landowner cannot be both
come tax return? a land `developer eV an active
A. No. The expense of travel- livestock farmer on the same
ling to and from work are not property. Is the protection which
deductible.
a zoning by-law provides to the' 4.Q. I was transferred to another farmer arid the nonfarm land-
city in 1969 and we decided P - owner -worth the -loss of freedom
to rent our house rather than involved?
sell it. I understand I can de-
' duct capital cost allowance
from my rental income but
what do I use for a capital
cost figure? We •lived in the
house for years and, with the
improvements we made .it's
worth a lot more than we
paid for it originally.
A. You are entitled to claim
capital cost allowance on the
amount you could have sold
your home for when you star-
ted to ,•rent it, minus the value
of the, land.
5.Q. My wife died a year .ago
and I have had to retain a
housekeeper to care for the
children and do domestic
chores. Can I claim an income
fax deduction or exemption for
waft • at the tile? Checking the !ler?
follo*ng."item s ,..tivill give...a goo ,d i , .4, You may not claim any de
.•,. election or exemption'fot youf .irklication. .-. ,•
'''' '
jil
''' housekeeper, aiY such, but be41"
Does the' finish appear dense? cause you employ a housekee-
If the -finish is very open and per, you are entitled to claim porouS the conerete mix may have the $1,000 eqffivalent exemp- been too dry. When tiles are ,
broken 'the- stones should break' " tion for one of yowl children and also claim the usual $300 before they pull out of the cement
paste. if, however, the finish is or $550 exemption " for that ,
same child. Details of how you
all cement paste; the mix may make this claim are shown on have been too wet. Tiles niade
from a wet mix with bulges close • the Income Tax Return. 6 re- to one end, that is, out of round, .Q. When I fill out my tax
hirn do I have to declare as
should be inspected very closely • income money that I win such for cracks or hairline- checks. as bingo Qrizes? These usually show up either on . A.
the top of the bulge or in the. Bingo prizes are not cOn-
middle of the vaifey beside the sidered
P bulge. Although checks Commonly 7.0., Part to be income,, of my 'earnings " are
run in the same direction as tips and gratuities received
the bulge e- look for them to run , directly frpm -customers. Can
I make Canaria Pensiqn \contri-
butions an income from this
source? ,
A. Tips and gratuities must
be reported fof' tp,x purposes:
You may file on a T1 General
tax return and calculate Canada
, Pension contributions at the
rate of 3.6% on your earnings
from tips and - gratuities. The..
total Canada Pension Plan con:
tributionS made by yourself
and Your employer may not
exceed the 1969 maxium of
$165.60.
Every week more and more
people discover what mighty
"jobs are accomplished by low
cost Expositor Want Ads. Dial
527-0240.
tributes.
When selecting concrete tiles, r •
find a good-lookiag ma product With ' •
a reasonably dense nish. For-
get the, past history o the plant;ci SUle
facturer and his tiles.
and evaluate the present,. manu- what
INSURANCE you leave
Auto, Fire, Life - - Donald G. Eaton
PERSONALIZED
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THE HURON EXPOSITOR
Phone 527-0240 , : Seaforth
Judge
Quality
iles
• Extens
Ontario Deartalent of
Agriculture and Food r
by V. L D. Spencer
Farr Water Management
ecialist
Branc
Is it possible to determine-
anything about quality simply ha
in -other directions and inspect
both 'the inside and • outside of
the tiles. During inspection be
sure the tiles are straight, round
and have, clean straight ends.
Inspect the aggregates and
water which are used at the
plant. The-' sand, stones, or gra-
vel should be- clean and 'well
graded. Only clean water
fresh, quality cenfent should
used. ti
• The major Ontario manufac-. turers of concrete tiles for agri-.
cultural use, decided at, a recent
meeting, that 'future Concrete
tiles. would be manufactured to
meet specifications of the Ameri-
can Society for Testing and Ma-.•
terialg. This is an assurance of
quality• acceptable for agricul-
tural use and specifies required
crushing strengths and other at-
tecause it may be misleading, ,
you wart it!
The safest way to
ensure that your
heirs will get every-
thing you intend
for each of them is
to appoint Victoria
-and Grey Trust to
administer your
estate.
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TNUtrr COMPANY !SINCE lode.
8.Q, I am a retired farmer living
in the city. My farm lands are
rented to a tenant. I make six
or more trips each year to the
farm to supervise seeding,
summer fallowing and har-
vesting. Can I claim on my
income tax return the expenses
incurred in travelling to and
from the farm?
A. Travelling expenses in-
curred while travelling to and
from the farm cannot be
claimed as a deduction from
your rental income. No car,
'travelling or supervision ex-
penses may be claimed as a
deduction from rental income,
regardless of the source of the
rentals.'
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