Easter visitors and local notices fill St Lazare page
Easter guests from Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta visit Birtle St Lazare and Winnipeg while locals attend weddings and showers. A winter traveler returns from Australia and Hawaii and a group prepares a cake decorating course and a spring bazaar.
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Laurie Selby
Bob
Jackie Selby
J.E. Falloon
Australia
Hawaii
Los Angeles
Vancouver
Alice Miller
Widdicombe
Wickenburg
Arizona
Alice
Los Damas
Leslie McPhee
Margeurite Dupont
Tax record keeping guidance for deductions and self employed
Taxpayers should keep detailed records for capital gains and losses moving expenses medical bills child care tuition and other deductions with receipts. Self employed individuals must maintain income deductions and employee records with invoices and bank statements. Insufficient proof can raise taxes or penalties and records should be kept beyond the tax year. Federal rules require written authorization before destroying records in some cases.
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Federal Tax Department
New Crow Rate Study Challenges Snavely Findings
Travacon Research Ltd. finds railway grain handling losses overstated by over $200 million challenging the Snavely report which put 1980 losses at $570.7 million. The study questions grain’s share of traffic growth and suggests reforms by May 1 1982 amid rising costs and debt projections for CN and CP.
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Travacon Research Ltd
Prairie Wheat Pools
CP Rail
CNR
CP Rails
Manitoba Minimum Wage Tied to Industrial Averages
The 1969 to 1977 Manitoba minimum wage averaged 50 to 85 percent of the composite weekly earnings while recent levels hovered around 43 to 47 percent. The planned $4 hourly raise would lift the rate to about 51 percent as of June 1961. Schroeder notes the decision to remove the difference and reports from the Minimum Wage Board influence the policy. The government considers automatic annual increases tied to the Manitoba industrial composite average.
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Manitoba
Schroeder
Er. Schroeder
Minimum Wage Board
Birtle Receives Water and Sewer Upgrade Plan
The Manitoba Water Services Board agrees with the Town of Birtle on 413000 in upgrades including lift station and reservoir works. The province grants 155713 to cover part of the cost, leaving 257,287 to be repaid over two years. Design and construction are tentatively scheduled for 1962.
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Manitoba Water Services Board
Birtle
Bill Uruski
Oir
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Yves
Nicole Descottes
Dunrea
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Sturgis
Sask
Mary Edwards
John
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Bert
Debbie Edwards
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Portage
Lena Bulger
Mike
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Pat
Garry Evans
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Chef Totte
Pas
Albert
Ruth
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