Parliament Hill notes on potash, wheat and taxes in brief
The article discusses a New Brunswick government announcement allowing an American potash company with Saskatchewan holdings to develop a competitive New Brunswick mine. It contrasts Saskatchewan’s past monopoly with current competition, and notes tax shifts, wheat board actions, and dollar depreciation. It closes with holiday greetings and postal guidance.
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New Brunswick
Saskatchewan
Tommy Douglas
Government of
United States
Dauphin
Wheat Board
Lang
Thunder Bay
The
Commons
First Canadian Retirement Savings Plan boosts 1977 savings
Bank of Montreal advises on choosing from several R A S P plans to fit your situation. It suggests borrowing to fund an R A S P investment to maximize tax savings and grow your money for the year ahead.
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Bank of Montreal
R.A.S.P
Wrap Christmas Parcels Well
Winnipeg Post Office officials caution on parcel wrapping as about 200 parcels break daily. Many items spill during processing or unravel from wrappers, risking non delivery and sale at post office auctions. Do wrap fragile items individually and use cushioning while avoiding shoe boxes and plain kraft tape.
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Winnipeg
Reggies Ramblings on Legislature Remarks and Health Note
A clipped opinion discusses Premier Lyon rebuke over an NDP charge that Conservatives oppose women. The piece notes the accusation and response as flippant and foolish. It ends with a Royal College of Physicians health note mentioning a cigarette health report.
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Lyon
N.D.P
Confucius
Royal College of Physicians
Old Timer Recalls Vics Stanley Cup Era at Fort Street
A Winnipeg memory recounts seeing Montreal and Winnipeg Vics vie for the Stanley Cup in the old Auditorium on Fort Street, Winnipeg, with admission fifty cents. The piece blends quotes and jokes about executives clergy and astrology with bite about Canada’s founders.
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Montreal
Winnipeg
Vics
Old Auditorium
Fort Street
Canada
James Richardson
United States
Home Services Safety Tips For Countertop Appliances
Practical guidance to place and use countertop appliances safely. Emphasizes fit space secure support and ventilation for fridges. Warns against long cords overload circuits fuses and breakers and advises unplugging appliances to prevent overloads during holidays. Promotional subscription line follows.
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