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-ers’ grant if the taxes were not _ collected, “With... this..warning, | Lioydnyinster’ 8s civic govern- ment became involved in the dispute. When the’ legislation was approved this year, the city was. exempted from receiving
- the grant. j The’ merchants objected say-
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‘Split Personality Troubles - Sask. City Of Lloydminister
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By DAN POWERS LLOYDMINSTER, Sask.
. This city has a severe casé of
split pe:sonality. An imaginary
fine bisects its~main shopping
‘and appointed {insurance agent,
Craeme “A: *Riome, to pick “up
their contributions, That was
three weeks ago.
NAS NINE CENTS NOW “I've collected nine cents,"
- bles began when they discov-
“tervening. years,
area, making the west side part of Alberta and the eastern half part of Saskatchewan.
The geographic oddity,
said “Mr. Riome. ‘‘Some opie pay the tax just as a joke.” The- “joke was not. appreciated ereated by a boundary commis- by \Mr. Thatcher. This week he sion 61 years ago, presented no or A. T. Wakabayashi, his problems to the two provincial deputy provincial treasurer, to governments then. Their trou: confer: with Lloydminster offi- cials and merchants.» ere the= “none y-raisiig por” sibilities_of ‘a retail_salestax. « Alberta tried it first in 1936,./cut ‘campaign to collect ‘the tax but tne tax was repealed the from Saskatchewan _ residents following year without. any at- guying goods on both sides of- tempt to enforce it on™the west- the border. ern half of Lloydminster. Sas- Mayor E. @ Hudson, the a
katehewan levied its first edu- Saskatchewan resident on eation tax im 1937,-but the col- Lloydminster’s seven-man city lectors tactfully stayed away council, and a’ number of the
from the east. side. affected merchants -suggested “Currently, the tax stands at that the city might seeede from four’ per cent for most goods |Saskatchewar “Wf the issue were ether than food and roughly 10 pressed. ‘ ‘per cent fo. tobacco. | Things cooled Monday when NOW LARGE CENTRE Mr Wakabayashi assured mer- As roads improved in the in- chants the government. doesn’t _ Lloydminster p!an to erect a miniature Berlin grew and customers converged Wall in the middle of 50th Ave- in increasing numbers. An esti- jue. mated 50,600 people. now live He explained_ that. the-govern--- within a 50-mile radius, 29,000 nient’s primary concern is. the ‘of them in Alberta, and the city movement into Saskatchewan of has been described as ‘the big: a gest snopping centre between Edmonton and North Battleford, Sask., 170. 1Hes away. . ws Saskatehowan Premier Ross Thatcher now wants to see the eolor of his tax money. Arguing that all fesidents of
the» province should pay their share of the cost of government services the premier first called on Saskatchewan side ‘merchants to — collect the tax voluntarily
He warned he might withhold the $50 Saskatchewan homeown-
ing customers would be driven
into tax-free Alberta. The goy- ernmeniathen shifted the onus ef. payment to the
customers
Fraudulent
Ba tcie
nkruptcies
Probe Asked
MONTREAL (CP)—A “group ef businessmen’s . associations issued a. joint statemeni - here4 asking for a royal commis- sion inquiry into fraudulent bankruptcies ine Canada.
The statement said that in |, 1965 fraudulent bankruptcies cost Canadian businessmen $500.000 000.”
_ For the income tax dépari- i “went.” it said, “it teahs some. |
where around —$150,000,000~° less in revenues, which the govern-
-been--swept-by—rumors-of-an—all--
+ pel
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fied the government ‘that ‘we |
have made our last | payment. mie
18 miles daily. (AP. Werophate)
major items such a building materials, furniture and large appliances on which the tax loss is substantia). SET UP SCALE , Highway traffic board’ officers ‘and tax inspectors have set up | a weigh scale on Highway 5 one mile east*of Lloydminster to in- “tereept trucks, Mr, Wakabaya-
__Shi_told the meeting.
If they carried Alberta goods: for delivery to. Saskatchewan purchasers, the: information was pressed io the treasury branch which could. then make arrange ments to collect the tax.
Still uns@ftied is the problem of the tobacco tax.
L. J Doucet, manager ef the
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alists.” The_ statement
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