Think 4 DINK small by Jim Smith-Smith
False Impressions discusses two sections of civil service planning and enforcement and the breakdown in communication between them. The Lee Valley stove kit case illustrates a regulatory misfit where a Canadian firm’s wood stove kit was deemed not a wood stove by Revenue Canada, despite its practical use. The ruling, upheld after appeals, highlights bureaucratic rigidity.
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Federal
Civil Services
Lee Valley Tools Ltd
Lee Valley
Lee
Canada
Revenue Canada
Civil Service
Revenue
Joseph Guay
Inno
Bank of Montreal RRSP Plan Promises Tax Savings and Flexibility
Bank of Montreal promotes an RRSP with up to 38 percent tax relief for a 15000 dollar earner. Features include Retirement Term Deposits, no sales commission, easy transfer from other banks, and a First Bank RRSP Loan for cash shortfalls. Deduction deadline is March 1 1979. Visit a branch manager to start.
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Bank of Montreal
RRSP
Lee Valley Faces Tax Fight Over Wood Stove Kit Ruling
Revenue Canada enforces a rule exempting wood stoves from a federal sales tax, but Lee Valley says kits are taxed. A new Revenue Minister Tony Abbott signals help to resolve the issue amid small business frustration about bureaucratic miscommunication.
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Ottawa
Revenue Canada
Lee Valley
Civil Service
Tony Abbott
Holiday visitor list fills large Prairie households
Mr and Mrs Ken Franklin and others visit relatives in the Pas for the holidays. Dozens of relatives from Winnipeg Saskatoon Regina and Winnipeg area spend the season with parents and families across Manitoba and Saskatchewan. A new baby born to Lloyd and Mrs Stone described amid well wishes.
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Ken Franklin
Sue Ellen
Brain
Pas
Mary Nabe
Ray Traub
Garry Traub
Edmonton
Maria Rudolph
Fred Lesser
Langenberg
Don McIintyre
Winnipeg
Manitoba
Henry Leis
Ray Kroll
Edie
Arlene Broda
B. C
Edward Broda
Wayne Hampson
Selkirk
Philip Hern
Bill Hampson
Leslie Franklin
Betty Hampson
Saskatoon University
John Beattie
Pete Penniston
Stoney Mountain
Don Penniston
Jack Penniston
Margaret Olivera
Brampton
Ontario
Scott Mitchell
Donna Nabe
Portage la Prairie
J. Crews
Brandon
Harold Scoville
Watrous
Dale Scoville
Calgary
D. Hackney
R. Scoville
H. Olson
D. Becking
Snow Lake
A. Paradoski
Jerry Mulray
Sherwood Park
John Mulroy
Margaret Krezkowski
Herb ‘Harper
Bill Harper
John Barrowman
Merv Bilyk
Wroxton
Lloyd Stone
Charleen
Jim Hern
Regina
J. Mulroy
Judy Spenaz
Collette
Adair
Southey
Sask
PF. Erhardt
Roland Hamel
Payjack
Pete Stryanko
Saskatoon
Bill Ismond
Abernathy
Grand Narrows Holiday Guests Extend Season Cheer
Mrs Alice Murray hosts holiday visitors from Snow Lake Saskatoon Moose Jaw and Winnipeg families from Edmonton and other locales join in Christmas gatherings at the Murray home in Grand Narrows.
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Alice Murray
Morris Chrapun
Snow Lake
Ron Mann
Saskatoon
Vernon Murray
Moose Jaw
Sask
Fred Framinghams
Charles Framinghams
Winnipeg
Larry Sylvester
Brain Sylvester
Edmonton
Alberta
Local Families Share Holidays and News Updates
The notice lists visits and travels of the Sylvester and An drusiak families along with the Cockerills Lenderbeck Wils ons and Murray clans. It notes injuries including Mrs Joyce Lender beck in an accident and Mrs Ruth Radford breaking her arm. It mentions deaths of Mrs Gertrude Wilson aged 97 and funeral service plans in Victoria and Swan River.
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Sylvesters
Andrusiak
Bob Cockerill
Surrey
B.C
A. Radford
Joyce Lenderbeck
Roblin
Yorkton
Orville Wilson
Evertt
Bill Appel
Togo
H. McMurray
Calgary
Alberta
Wilson
Gertrude Wilson
Swan River Hospital
Jean Lenderbeck
Winnipeg
Ed Lenderbeck
Alice Murray
Ruth Radford
Weekend visits cross Manitoba towns and Manitoba residents
Shirley Becker Cromarty notes numerous weekend and weekday visits among Becker families and friends. Wayne and Sylvia Ricker joined Mel and Ann Hurdal of Roblin in Winnipeg. Theresa Baumung visited Lorne Schaan of Mac Nutt. Alec Steciuk Doreen Steciuk and Margaret Eckert joined Erwin Baumung. Many other exchanges include Mary Haberstock from Yorkton visiting Phillip Becker, and various Charley Kelly and Becker family gatherings across Winnipeg, Grandview, Swan River and Togo.
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Wayne
Sylvia Ricker
Mel
Ann Hurdal
Roblin
Winnipeg
Theresa
Erwin Baumung
Lorne Schaan
MacNutt
Alec
Doreen Steciuk
Margaret
Willie Eckert
Mary Haberstock
Yorkton
Phillip Becker
George Schan
Jean
Barb Becker
Kelly
Joe Yakubowski
Charlie Kelly
Lola Kelly
Chris Tummon
Charlie Brade
Bill Cranwell
Doug
Danette
Karen
Johnston
Chuck Brade
David Cranwell
Gilbert Plains
Glen Becker
Grandview
Lena Bencharski
Marion
Shirley Davis
Bill Harper
Togo
Albert Black
White Fox
Sask
Jim Pyott
Reggie's Ramblings on a Big City Sports Writer
A columnist known for sharp city sports columns questions whether a writer who uses the term broads to refer to women in his pieces also speaks of his mother and wife with the same term. The note ponders consistency and impact of language across personal and professional writing.
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Portage Avenue
Ted
Think Small
Canadian Federation of Independent Business
Mrs. B. Franklin
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Arnold Yobb
Grand Narrows
Alice Mu
Eleanor Lenderbeck
Chatwynd
Howard Wilson
Victoria
Royal Oaks
Ray Wilson
Joy
Hudson Bay, Sask
Ken Wilson
Owen Wilson
Lac du Bonnet
Fariel Wilson
Fenton Wilson
Roy Bangle
Ray
Herb Murrays
Garry Kennedy
O. Wilson
Doug Radford
Carl
Joan Deere
Tavies
IN Trading CO
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Reggie
Smith St
Portage Ave
St. Regis
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