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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 16, 1981
Page
8
Reggie notes Trudeau told reporters he may remain prime minister past 8 PM to thwart Levesque's Parti Quebecois. The bad news remains that neither his Liberal government nor Levesque's PQ can be defeated for at least another four years.
Reader notes show Dolneys of Langenburg expanding their bluebird line from 2% nestboxes to 101 in two years with high fledging success and losses from rifles weasels and storms. A Christmas season reminiscence recalls Mrs. Briggs on Russell farm hosting bluebirds since the separator era, with Goofy the male helping care for five fledglings before sparrow disruption. The column closes with holiday wishes and plans to visit next summer.
The new budget cuts first year capital cost allowance for depreciation by half and shifts tax penalties for arrears to the going government rate tied to 90 day treasury bills. It broadens small business deductions for farms and raises corporate qualification thresholds to 200000 and 1000000 for the 25 percent rate, ends dividend carry provisions, tightens RRSP loan deductibility, and increases standby charges for personal vehicle use by company farms to 2 percent monthly or 5/6 the lease.
Several area cattlemen attended a sale in Dauphin on Friday. Mr and Mrs Mervyn Dunn visited with daughter in Killarney over the weekend. Issmann Radley, a missionary from Angola and Zaire, spoke at Russell United Church during a pot luck supper Friday evening. Ross Vunn attended a P.A.M.I. Workshop in Brandon on Tuesday. Sympathy is extended to Grace Ferguson and family on the loss of husband, father and grandfather.
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