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Newspaper
Rossburn Review
Location
Rossburn, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 21, 1979
Page
5
A Fraser Institute study shows the average Canadian family’s tax bill rose 302 percent from 1961 to 1978, with hidden taxes driving nearly 60 percent of total duties. The report notes housing food and clothing costs also climbed, while debt effects raise the overall burden to 336 percent when deficits are added.
The Manitoba Legislature considers amendments to the Highway Traffic Act allowing left turns on red into one way streets where safe, urged by Winnipeg. Other changes raise Licence Suspension Appeal Board from seven to nine members, grant powers to regulate anhydrous ammonia and hazmats, add judicial discretion for overweight excavation loads, and remove dealer plate restrictions except for using dealer plates for compensation.
Agriculture Today P. Otto Penner explains pinkeye and fly season risks for cattle. Pinkeye spreads rapidly in pastures and feedlots causing tears, light sensitivity, eye discharge, inflamed inner eyelids, prominent blood vessels, ulcers on the cornea, and potential permanent blindness. Early treatment options are discussed.
Lorne Gallant appears in Highlighting Cardinals with a 270 batting average from 17 hits in 63 at bats last week. He added 4 home runs and 17 runs with 11 RBIs, aiming to raise his average toward a .300 mark as Angusville contends. A stray veterinary note on eye treatments for cattle is included.
A numbered listing shows final placements and ties for June 13 race results. Names include Peter Maduke Bonnie Bone Mabel Glushka Nellie Shiwchuk Jean Genovey Lena Shewchuk Vera Huntinghawk and more with tied positions. Monetary amounts appear for several entries noting prize values from five to seven dollars.
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