Farmers reject accrual accounting for farm taxes in Ottawa hearing
Keystone Agricultural Producers of Manitoba oppose required accrual accounting for farmer income taxes. The farmers warn accrual would raise costs, force inventory valuations, and threaten cash flow while opposing sales tax on food and praising the retained $500000 capital gains exemption.
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Winnipeg
Keystone Agricultural Producers, Inc
Manitoba
General Farm Policy Organization
EAP
House of Common
Standing Committee On Finance, Trade and Economic Affairs
Michael Wilson
KAP
Sydney Perlmutter Honored At Hamiota Farewell
A September 14 gathering at Dr. Frank Lall home honored Sydney Perlmutter before his move to Gimli. He received a framed Terry McLean painting with a Gold Plaque and a purse, plus a brass Madam Justice figurine from Virden colleagues. Barrister Farouk Sardinalla attended, welcomed to Winnipeg firm.
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Hamiota
Frank Lall
Syd
Gimli
Terry McLean
Manitoba
Ross Poole
Rene
McNeill
Virden
Ross
Madam Justice
Annual Red Cross report for 1987 Winnipeg knitwork
The report lists 321 knit articles including 28 shawls 48 dresses baby 9 three piece baby sets 4 two piece baby sets 138 mitts and 94 sleepers. Donations comprise 2 sweaters 2 sleeveless sweaters 1 scarf and tote set 1 small scarf and 2 mitts total 8 items. Annie C. Robertson Convenor thanks all the ladies for work and cooperation.
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Red Cross
Winnipeg
Miniota Explorers Form Group At United Church
A new Explorer Group formed at Miniota United Church led by Mrs. Elsie Dickenson meets Wednesdays 7 to 8:30 PM in the Sun Day School Room. Nine members attend and on September 23 they hiked and later crafted nature photos. An October 7 officer election named Lori Watters chief explorer and Sarah Leland keeper of the log.
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Miniota
Miniota United Church
Elsie Dickenson
Lucinda Still
Lori Watters
Sarah Leland
Cherilynn Clark
Jennifer Lougheed
Teri Gardham
Colleen Mitchell
Alethea Mitchell
Tricia Cole
Lucinda
Wynona Ladies Club Holds First Fall Meeting
The Wynona Club met on October 7 with six members. They planned the fall bazaar for October 24, choosing workers and posters for town display. No update on the grant application for Centre renovations.
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Miniota
Wynona Club
Warning Issued On Telemarketing Travel Certificate Schemes
Manitobans are warned by the Better Business Bureau and police about telemarketing frauds promoting travel certificates from U.S. southern cities. Consumers should not share credit card numbers or authorize charges by phone unless they initiated the call. Credit issuers avoid responsibility for goods or services purchased, and agencies cannot help those who ignore basic precautions.
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Winnipeg
Hamiota Business Club reports September meeting
The club met at the Home Plate Cafe at noon on September 24. It reviewed an Information Booth, planned an ad in the 1988 Manitoba Tourism Guide, and voted to sponsor Bible distribution via local businesses. Upcoming events include a Fall Dance on October 24 and Welcoming Night on November 18.
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Hamiota
Home Plate
Manitoba
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George McGhee