A8 - Sunday, February 13, 1983 - North Shore News

inquiring
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by
Ellsworth
Dickson

Tax time is drawing closer. and many
business people and ordinary citizens are
concerned about paying the least amount of
taxes as possible.

*‘Do you take advantage of all
the tax deductions possible?’

George Bullen
North Vancouver

Yes, 1 try to find all the
deductions that are legal.
I stay within what is
allowed and yet I still
have hassles with the tax
department. I'm _ still
waiting for my _ 1980
refund.

Brent Morrow
North Vancouver

Yes, I'm trying to
receive the largest refund
that I can. 'm looking for
all the legal tax deduc-
tions that I can find.

Ted Keenan
North Vancouver

Im oa_heating sub
contractor and I have to
find all the deductions I
can to help make my
business a success These
days cvery businessman
has to struggle for sur
vival

Tony Barrena
North Vancouver

I} don't have any
probiems with income tax
mainly because Tve only
worked two wecks this
year Vve pone back to
school to study marine
Navigation and hopefully
will find work in that
field

Ron Darnbrough
North Vancouver

IT aure do. lve attended
a tan seminar and tlearncd
quite a bit Pm making a
concerted effort to find
all the tan deductions that
are depal Our federal
government has wasted
millkons of our dotlars
and Im not piving them
any more than | have to

‘Kidnapping’ was by father

RCMP officers began
checking North Vancouver
streets Wednesday after

being alerted that a girl of
about six years old had been
seen being forced into the
trunk of a car by a man who
had then driven off.

What baffled detectives
though as the hours ticked
by after the report of the
incident was that they still

had no report of a kid-
napping victim.

Follow-up information
from the department of
human resources confirmed
that the initial report was
true that a girl had been put
into the back of a car and
driven off.

But police report it turns
out it was done by her

father, “who has a lot of
stress problems.” She had
been supposed to meet him
and when she turned up late
“he blew his stack and just

put her in the trunk of his
car, drove about half a block
and then took her out of the
trunk and put her in the front
seat of his car.”

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