Fair Play in Taxation and Tax Exemptions
The article argues tax evasion and exemptions burden taxpayers, citing Prof. J L McDougall’s study of income and corporate tax exemptions. It notes losses to revenue, impacts on private business, and calls for explicit public accounting of exemptions and cancellation of exemptions to fair play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. McDougall
School of Comaha & Administration
Queen's University
Dominion
Canadian National Railways
Liquor Control Boards
Great Trading Cooperatives
McDougall
Department of National Revenue
Prof. McDougall
Ontario Hydro Commission
Commission
Year One A newspaperman forecasts a new world
A columnist urges a moral shift to God-control to avert atomic disaster. He warns that only a global renaissance in thinking can prevent fear and mutual destruction and calls for personal accountability across all sectors to end the threat posed by nuclear weapons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Edigon
Christ
Lodge Officers for 1946 Installed in Evangeline Rebekah Lodge
Installation of Evangeline Rebekah Lodge officers occurred on Thursday January 10. District Deputy President Mrs J M Thom and staff installed the officers. J M Thom was re elected District Deputy President along with Mrs Adams and Mrs Kelso as Degree Captains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangeline Rebekah Lodge
J. M. Thom
J. Adams
N.G
W. Ford
H. H. Cross
H. H. Simpson
B. Arnott
L. Hembroff
W. Kerswell
No such thing as cheap whisky argue in postwar Canada
Aged in a Week notes that Canadians after the war believed there is no cheap whisky, only whisky that is dearer than others. The saying mirrors the Scots view that some whisky is better than others. The Printed Word.
Goose Lake Trustees Appoint Committees
Trustees in Goose Lake met January 3 1946 with all members present. New officers were sworn in and committees named for finance property and truancy. A winter meeting schedule and annual convention notice were set with allowances for delegates and hall use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rae-Martin
E. G. Greenaway
Simpson-Sorbo
T. A. Cameron
Martin-War
I. L. Mitchell
Sec.Treas
Sorbo and
Simpson
Simpson-Cameron
Winnipeg
Sorbo-Simpson
W- Ward
R. Rae
Cameron-Sorbo
Cameron-Rae
Martin and Simpson
Stefansson
Cameron-Ward
Rifle Club
Martin-Rae
F. Watson
Cameron-Mitchell
G. Collins
Rae Simpson
Beaver Lumber Co
Taylor Co
Fred Ratkew
Roblin Trading Co
Wm. Cranwell
Village of
Roblin
A. Robinson
J. A. Fowler
WL Haine
December 1915 Red Cross shipments from Roblin district
Red Cross reports December 1915 deliveries to Winnipeg HQ from Roblin and district society. Civilian relief items include dresses and nighties, plus windbreakers and blouses. Knit articles list sweaters socks mittens and booties. Civilians receive additional hose bloomers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Winnipeg
Roblin and District Red Cross Society
Year in Review Highlights from February Local Events
February entries note Ken Minke winning dairy awards in Winnipeg and several marriages including Christina Jane McCrea to Arthur Oliver. Local sports mention Redemptorist College vs Grandview and Aitken rink at Flin Flon. Other items cover a basement fire at Adam Bauer’s home, Lesack and Barabash dissolving partnership, and several enlistments and civic meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ken Minke
Winnipeg
Berlin
Germany
Marjory Ada Currey
Jas. A. Gawley
Makaroff
Mon
Redemptorist College
Grandview
Case
McNaughton
Grey North
Ontario
J. B. Day
Lesack & Barabash
Adam Bauer
Christina Jane McCrea
F.O. Arthur Oliver
Tummel
J. M. Thom
L. Larson
Canada seeks 3000 logging industry workers in prairies
National Employment Service launches a campaign to recruit men for logging pulpwood and lumber camps across Canada. Regionally, about 3,000 workers are needed in the Prairie Region. Farmers are urged to apply, with attractive piece work pay and monthly openings. Transportation and camp accommodations are provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
National Employment Service
F. J. White
Unemploy Insurance Commission
Winnipeg
Mr. White
Reg
White
Jakemans Celebrate 63rd Anniversary in Victoria
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Jakeman of 1113 Pandora Ave Victoria B C marked sixty three years of marriage on January 10 with close family at home. They received a bouquet from the Mayor and are in good health with nine children twenty four grandchildren and three great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Jakeman
Pandora Ave
Victoria
B.C
Millbrook
Ont
Jakeman
P. Mickelson
F. Hamilton
R. P. MacLean
G. Wilkins
R. W. Jakeman
E. H. Jakeman
Howard Jakemen
A. Jakeman
W. Jakeman
Roblin
When We Refuse to Change Ourselves We Call Others Unchangeable
A reflective aphorism notes that stubbornness about self limits view of others as unchangeable. It suggests personal willingness to adapt precedes judging others.
Goose Lake Collegiate reopens second term with visit from inspector
Purple and Gold notes Jan 3 reopening of Goose Lake Collegiate School for term two while recounting an unscheduled inspection by Miss Brooker and the impact on students. It praises the two new footballs funded by the Board and details cadet shooting results and upcoming Dominion Rifle Association competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Brooker
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Earth
Masonic Lodge
P.mc. T. Argent
S.W
W. H. Sorbo
J.W
Togo
Masonic Loge
F. E. Penniston
W.M
James Gawley
P.M
D. E. Blewett
J.W. W
Karsh
United Kingdom
Europe
John C. Patteson
Canadian Pacific Railway Company
London
Eng
Patteson
Ottawa
Ministry of Supply
Goose Lake
THE
Purple & Gold
Mr. Parsons
Roblin Cadet Corps
Strathcona Trust
Gilbert Stefansgon
Gilbert
M. E. Gill
Portage
Prairie Cadet Battalion
Jack Baptiste
Dominion of Canada Rifle Association
Jack
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