Canadians weigh tax reform promises with cautious optimism
The June 18 federal tax reform plan from Finance Minister Michael Wilson is anticipated after years of debate. Analysts expect lower tax brackets and rates, tighter loopholes, and possible changes to the 500000 capital gains concession. Investors are advised to wait for details and consider their domestic versus foreign holdings. Mr Mardon of Investors Group notes the Winnipeg firm comments on the reform landscape.
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Michael Wilson
Edgar Benson
Trudeau
Benson
Wilson
France
Mulroney
Canada
Reagan
United States
Congress
Mardon
Investors Group Inc
Brandon agency cancels some cuts after fundraising surge
Child and Family Services of Western Manitoba reports a record fundraising year ending March 31 1987 with rural drive topping 50000 a 25 percent rise. Donations via Brandon United Way and City grant boosted revenue 16 percent allowing most proposed service cuts to be avoided though summer camp funding remains cut. Four staff positions were lost raising caseloads and prompting renewed calls for financial support. The Sun Fund for Kids begins accepting donations to send needy children to camp at Brandon Manitoba.
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Brandon
Child and Family Service
Manitoba
Brandon United Way
Brandon Sun
Sun Fund For Kids
Brian Marshall
Westman
Mother's Day Weekend Visitors and Breast Health Clinic in Miniota
Miniota weekend visitors from Brandon Saskatoon and Dauphin gather at local homes for Mother's Day. A Breast Self Examination Clinic is set for Monday June 1 1987 at Miniota United Church with a Canadian Cancer Society display and a 15 minute teaching session after a 15 minute video. Appointments via Beth Leland 562 3603. Sponsored by Miniota U C W with proceeds mentioned.
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Los Angeles Times Syndicate
Peter and
Wilma Kryshevsky
Brandon
Verna Reynolds
Larry
Karen Thompson
Ron
Linda Stewart
Saskatoon
Tom Ellerington
Wayne
Linda Kenward
Dauphin
Brent Mossop
Jackie Gibbs
Bill Mossop
Edna Brown
Francis Peel
Gladstone
Marge Woods
Bill
Doris Peel
Miniota United Church
Canadian Cancer Society
Sesson
Beth Leland
Mother's Day Tea and Bazaar Totals $819.45
The event raised eight hundred nineteen dollars and forty five cents at the Mother's Day Tea and Bazaar. Organizers reported strong support from attendees, with proceeds benefiting community programs and scholarships.
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the Cut & Curl
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Woodworth Avenue
Kenton
Child and Family Services
Miniota
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U.C.W
Autopac
Hamiota
Canadian Advertising Foundation
Mavis George
Shell — Decker
Local
Shell Distributor
Mel Maynes
Twin Valley Co-op Fertilizer
Manitoba Department of Agriculture and
Union Carbide Agricultural Products
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