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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 08, 1981
Page
8
Tax computers caught two million arithmetic errors last year but failed to credit taxpayers for children and child care expenses. About 435000 changes were made to returns for the child tax credit, usually billed to the mother, who must report net income and include a TFA. General averaging affected 2.5 million filers, saving an average of 148 dollars each.
Manitoba apiarist Don Dixon warns rain and cold weather confine bees, reducing honey production. He notes bees average about 70 kilograms per colony, a pattern seen in past droughts. The piece also cites Bell Canada rate increase proposals, with residential rates potentially rising 30 percent and long-distance costs set to climb.
A reader decries inflation driven cost increases at Bell Canada. He cites higher charges for directory assistance and calls for the CRTC to refuse the raise, arguing the company should tighten expenses while preserving investor returns. He reflects on community ties and the value of improved technology.
Leisure Club notes report the chairman's remarks and a housekeeping balance with a vote of thanks to the committee. Membership remains five dollars per person and new membership cards are available. a Senior Regional Park land Rally is planned for June 19 and 20, with social events and trophies to be awarded soon. Jean won the three wheeled bicycle draw and posters will advertise a forthcoming social evening.
A highbrow columnist calls television commercials a fascinating art form, noting creative craft and cultural impact. The piece contrasts elevated views of ads with popular perception, suggesting ads shape public taste and reflect media artistry.
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