The Goderich Signal-Star, 1983-10-12, Page 19That's what you can using your head. A tournament for area public schools was held on
Friday with a total of five schools participating. Pictured above is a junior player keeping
the ball in play during the Robertson Memorial and Brookside game. (photo by Anne
Narejko)
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Roberton
wins two 111
tourna :xLent
Robertson Memorial School won the
junior and senior boys championship in the
public school soccer tournament held last
Friday.
The games, played at Victoria School,
Robertson School and Agricultural Park,
were divided into age categories, pallor
boys and girls, and senior boys and girls.
Robertson also emerged with the senior
girls placing second. Victoria School's
junior boys were in a three way tie for
second, but because they had scored the
most goaIs, they were declared the second
place finishers.
Holmesville placed first in the junior girls
division, Colborne placed second and Vic-
toria placed third.
New program
Ontario's Beginning Farmer Assistance
Program has the hill endorsement of the
Christian Farmers Federation of Ontario.
The CFFO's September Provincial
Board meeting called for a letter of com-
mendation for the Ministry of Agriculture
and Food's new initiative.
The (;r'!" O expects that the new program
will provide a substantial long-term boost
for new family farm enterprises. "A major
need has been filled by this program,"
Tom Oegema, CFFO President said. "We
have been asking for a program such as
this for at least the past three years. This
is the most urgent area requiring better
financial support for family farmers."
Earlier this year the CFFO suggested
that the property tax rebate program be
reduced if that was necessary to finance a
beginning farmers program.
The CFFO was disappointed that the
program does not include new farmers
who have started up during the past 4
years and are stuck with high interest
Loans.
CFFO
clarifies
income tax
The Provincial Board of the Christian
Farmers Federation of Ontario at its
September meeting clarified its position
on Section 31 of the Income Tax Act.
This Section limits the amount of a farm
loss that can be written off against income
from other sources when calculating in-
come tax payable.
The CFFO will now support the repeal of
Section 31 for any farmer that does his
accounting on an accrual basis. Any
farmer using cash accounting should be
limited to $10,000 write-off against other
income.
"Cash accounting allows many farmers
during any period of growth in their en.-
terprises to show a loss for tax purposes",
Tom Oegema, CFFO President, said. "The
write-off of such losses against other in-
comes - especially those of high income
professionals - can easily lead to a
distorted development for agriculture."
According to Elbert van Donkersgoed,
CFFO Research and Policy Director, the
repeal of Section 31 would create a tax
supported program for beginning farmers
with most of the support going to high
income professionals.
"The CFFO's $10,000 limit to write-offs
was designed to be fair to all beginning
farmers," van Donkersgoed said. "A
young farm family working for $10.00 per
hour could expect to have $10,000 worth of
taxable income in a year. We support the
use of the tax system to support such
beginning farmers. Allowing high income
professionals an unlimited' tax shelter
would be unfair to all those who have to
work hard to establish their family farms.
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