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Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jan 14, 1987

Page

15

Tax reform plans loom for Canadians in new year

Canadian taxpayers face potential shifts as Ottawa prepares detailed tax reform proposals. The piece notes possible changes including removing the 1000 dollar interest income exemption, adjusting capital gains exemptions phased since 1985, and implications for homeowners. It warns investors to consult planners and consider realizing gains before any budget changes.

United States Reagan Ottawa Michael Wilson Canada Revenue Canada Wilson Mardon Investors Group

Christmas lighting winners announced by NEWDALE Horticultural Society

The NEWDALE Horticultural Society named winners in the Christmas lighting contest. Outside Lights first went to Mr. and Mrs. Bill Henrick, second to Mr. and Mrs. Garnet Tolton, third tie to Miss Wilma Rose and Mrs. Sophie Elichuck, with honorable mention to Mr. and Mrs. Bob Young. Window Decoration first honors to Rev. and Mrs. G. E. Waddell, second to Mr. and Mrs. Albert Shurwell, third to Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Lamb. Judges Mary Osborne and Hazel Andreychuck were praised for their work.

Newdale The Horticultural Society Bill Henrick Garnet Tolton Wilma Rose Sophie Elichuck Bob Young

Drop-in Centre Update: Cribbage Winners and Lunch

At the Drop-in Centre on January 6 three tables played cribbage with five handed 500. Lorna Rowan won crib, Wilf Hill had the low score. Barbara Littlejohn supplied lunch. Twelve players played bridge on Thursday afternoon with Pearl Hanlin high and Mrs Stowe low.

Lorna Rowan Wilf Hill Barbara Littlejohn Pearl Hanlin Mrs. Stowe Barb Littlejohn

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By Harry L. Mardon Manitoba Women’s Institute Portage Ave Manitoba Women 'S Institute G. E. Waddell Albert Shurwell Clarence Lamb Mary Osborne Hazel Andreychuck Willmar Windows Moore Zs Hamiota CHEC Manitoba Energy and Mines Graham Avenue Winnipeg Manitoba
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