Cardale Pee Wee hockey tourney crowns Rapid City A side
The Cardale Annual Pee Wee tournament on March 8 and 9 featured eight teams including Oak Lake Kenton Rivers Brandon Minnedosa Rapid City Elphinstone and Cardale. Rapid City won the A side and the Tom Ramsey Trophy 5 4 over Cardale. Minnedosa won the B side with Kenton runner up. First Star Ken Peters Cardale second Star Max Bell Rapid City. There were 10 games three went to overtime and four were decided by one goal. Ray Fortune won the Gordie Campbell trophy as most improved player for the 1974 75 season. Sympathy extended to Miss Doris Head on her sister's passing in Brandon March 8 with funeral in Portage la Prairie March 11.
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Tax Guide highlights new Canada tax benefits for 1974
The Federal Government introduces several changes in the Tax Guide for 1974. Among them are a first time deduction for interest income up to 1000 from Canadian sources, increased personal exemptions, a new political contribution tax credit, and mandatory declaration of Family Allowance Payments as income. The guide covers moving expenses, Child Care deductions, RRSP receipts, and more with item references for each change. District Taxation offices provide contact details on the back page.
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