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o v -, of 138,234 tolll of suri hi I! decorated 9°” W- 12 The Guardian, Charlottetown, Thurs. Oct. 13, 1 nessmen appear to be '8' 39”‘! BALTIC '°' "'5 “iii” §°i’" ia'iox°l§§3.i neltaiiﬁtiuekii iiafiiiiiédii Eeiliiii. iii'r"'{§'e' ri'mfiogi3'i§i service U.5..GOV'f Plans .nluminuu‘i:kfrl<lim no usktioim ...._w .ln their opinions of the useful-I ;V;9:!"M:s Cifg‘, and con. mg as the guest of her ‘grnnd- with autumn leaves, vegetables A|uu'n £1,101; 8:]; egd 1; mg, [gt g:i§le|\. ' ' " "'5 °f the "‘”‘ incewve 39' Mr. and Mrs. G.C. McLeod of solution ‘swords went to Mrs. parents Mr. and Mrs. Heath s;1d‘f"ﬁ,“},eAt¢:lett1l:atIiIIo:m?r!yW;.t - , hearings before carﬂills out ti: I1 DF08¢h- Dartmouth N.S. s nt the holl- Wendell Crozier and Mrs. Da- Caseley. 0 P 9. (cm __ The man, the commerce depaptme ' . 9° - the late Mr and Mrs coarse WASH1NG‘1'°N "‘ “Business and industry tax day _week end with friends in vld Macxenzie. Lunch _was' Mrs. William Cousins. Baltic E Tay1m.go',-mg,-1y of U.S. government plans to dis- announced today. --.. N C F0 P °°mmm°°' across Can“ can Baum ‘served by the hostess asslstefl enwmmed the Malpeque ma wee c nducted b the ostor Fm” °th°" 5°‘"'°°5 it Was» . O ure' r r ms rform an extremely valuable Mr David C““°>'- “°'“"“'i"” '“‘’‘’‘'’°’' °' "" w°"’°"' ‘’‘‘“‘° ‘’°“'’ °' “‘° U“‘°" Rev iioi 1! E minnow P ' ins in nu-niey the guest of their learned Canadian officials have . P6 t m od H. ton is a patient in Prince Conn. Institute. Church Women of Princetown Mi” pliiaunn-e Hum - India mower VMH. Neme Anderwm been consulted by U_s_ authom By GREG MscDONALD tion. the only people who can ‘emce 1’ hey W P’ "Ce ° ‘ and Mrs. Dan MacDon- on Tuesday evening with the - i

_ ty H pita]. Mr. Croll returned ties and have expressed concern Canadian Preuh Stﬁﬂ Yrlter v§nt]_u-Q worthwhile answers to the Commission. 1 hard-liittins onoswednesday evening‘. Oct. aid, Quincy, Mass, spent three president. M“ Kenneth Owen. 1C“‘,“:f:"a)fP‘°;"::1l?'l::3t‘Yc°:|'k‘1l:“g‘i.‘: tomnizgnsthofozter sgndm‘ tn. that the proposed sale may dis. Don't expect t e oya Com- '

- penetrating. logical treatise on' 10:11 Mrs.’ William Burns. Ba-l- weeks vacation in Hamilton as presidin£- . k (1 Wm, 11 1- parents, Mr. rupt commercial markets and “"10” °“ Ta"a”°" t° m3k° xfingioiiieiheafeueaiiggs pzelzitblllet * the place that business feels taxitic. entertained a number of the guest! 05 Mm M°°D°“‘ld'' 0" Sunday morning Oct. M Juleili’ emdtfoigié and Miss Roma viiceifl ltgls. Bnuee ecrozier od Bsl- prices. Canada is a major am. Canada ’ 13“? °' happy tax‘ at whom they are directed. ‘incentives should have in our|fI‘iend5 8! 8 Party for the 381- brothers. Mr.’ Earle and Mr. I ' 98 numb“ 3"°nd°% 5:; Andsemm of Montreal an ‘mu.’ uc_ minum exporter. payer: soltvmg tax probletrgs --Many economists and busi_ tax st,.uc¢u,.e_-- tic Women's Institute. Prizes Tennyson Ramsay. Vice in the Pl‘1|1c°t°Wn 3‘ - or a me o come. says :9 ’

Canadian Tax Foundation.

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fits Canadian Tax Journal, says ‘ I I \\ ,,////// z/ . i

would also be unrealistic to expect the Commission to come

up with solutions that by them- selves will solve Canada's prob- lems of economic growth and unemployment.

“The difficult part of the Commission's task will be to pinpoint with a reasonable de- _

grec of certainty the real effects of our present tax structure."

It adds that while it is im- portant to try to discover the real effect of taxation on an- in- dividual's behaviour “which i probably as varied as the pat- terns of snowflakes" even more important is the real effect of taxation on the decisions made

the business and financial wo d.

“And this is where business can—indeed must-play an im- portant part in the success of the Commission."

The Foundation says that if businessmen could give ex- amples of cases where corpor- ate taxation had the effect of postponing or ruling out certain investment plans “then this evi- dence. translated into lost job opportunities. would be worth as much as, or more than, all

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W" °*°'°‘S°‘ in ‘°8i°- genera‘ W - . . r i, co-or SUPER MARKET is low man on the totem pole :;f"{:g°§tt§ér.3"d tax research TCH CFC‘!-TV MON-e , Sillisit iiogtfrfies to p(r)'lic:ss. ‘Sstimdome pick a bumper crop of bargains to fill the family However. the Foundation says

Wigwam with foods to please your little Indians—and the Big Chief. it will be extremely difficult to isolate the tax factor from all the other factors that go toward making a decision about a pos- sihir new venture.

“But if the tax factor can be isolated and if it can be illus-

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Miss Lorna Vessey, York, spent the Thanksgiving holiday in Dartmouth. N.S. as the izuest of Gloria and Linda Hardy.

Mr. and Mrs. Gregor MacCal- lum, Brackley Point. were th e guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ray- mond Vessey in York on Sun- day. Oclnher 7.

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