fF Page S2,May 23, 1979- North Shore News _ | oo | - 7 ° | - ; . Tax burden: Up . 302% since 1961 Pome trae sto wet} es = . ‘The total tax burden of the: average Canadian has risen by 302 per cent over the past 8. years—and that’s not coun “deferred taxation” which will ultimately have to findings of a Vancouver- ' based organization devoted to keeping tab ‘on just how Those are the — issue. to cover these deficits _ ‘are, -i effect, . “deferred taxation. since: tax revenue must ultimately be’raised to pay the it interest and redeem the bonds. In order. to account .for this deferred taxation, the Institute -has calculated the tax burden of Canadians and remembers. much money all. levels. of wit Cook tun government remove . from . both including and excluding our pocketbooks. the deficits. _ = _ ‘ascr _ _ An easier way.to get automatic turntable that slowly rotates food a | Reo erat thic south, THECONSUMER the old-fashioned flavour you love. for even cooking. Helps give your family’s. a summary of the latest TAX INDEX “The Genius” is our Super deluxe - model that figures out © cooking : ‘time and power at the touch of .one- oe. control. Like all new Panasonic Micro-- O Witsoe wave Ovens this year, “The Genius” ‘o _favourites a delicious, old-fashioned flavour.” “Microwave cooking was never so easy. . And the. results. never so “good!. ‘Drop into your Panasonic dealer soon:fora = - &. demonstration of “The Genius” ‘and | results of its on-going. assessment of the Canadian tax system. The product of _ over a year’s research in- voting the analysis of 51 In 1976 ihe Fraser In- stitute began compiling an index of taxation called the Consumer Tax Index. This & . different tax categories, 21 income sources, and the - activities of three levels of government, the Institute's: - study exposes the direct and hidden ‘tax burdens that Canadians bear. The results are mixed: ‘while. on the. whole they .. indicate that the tax bill of - the average family has in- ' ereased 302-per cent since 1961, they indicate that the. rate of increase in the tax bill reached a peak in 1975 and has been stable or falling since then. The. reason for the decline is the ificreasing extent to which governments (esp¢cially the federal government) have engaged ‘in deficit financing. The bonds that governments - index tracks the tax Dill faced by the average Canadian family over the years. In 1961, for example, the average family had an in- come cf $5,500 and faced a total tax bill of $1,863; by 1978, the average family was earning $20,000 but of that — $7,486 went to the tax collectors at the federal, provincial and - municipal levels in the form of hidden and direct taxes. The Institute’s tax index, - based on those figures, shows that the tax bill of the average family has increased. by 302 per cent since 1961. Including deferred taxation, however, the index. increased by 336 per cent. features new “Cook-A-Round”, an faa A AS - Goren other | new Panasonic Microwave Ovens. College offers June ‘specials’ For students enrolling for the first time and those returning after along ab- ‘sence, Capilano College is offering a series of “June Special” workshops. “THE GENIUS” NE-7910C: ‘With “The Genius”, you no longer have to worry about size, weight, cooking time or power. “The Genius” figures it all out for you. A touch of the Auto Sensor Pad indicates automatically what you're cooking and how you want it done. “The Genius” does the rest. Or you can select multiple power levels from 70 to 700 watts, plus Reheat or special Defrost setting. Multi-function electronic timer, up to 1 hr., 40 min. Has digital clock/readout. Large 1.32 cu. ft. oven capacity. Comprehensive cookbook. Madame Benoit says: “I know everyone will be as excited by the “Cook-A-Round” . _. feature as tam!" Assertiveness Training and Woman’s Dance. A highlight of the program will be a one day workshop on Saturday, May 26, A Day in the Life of a Job Seeker. This special event will To help students adjust to outline the “how to’s” and coming to college, these “why nots” of finding a job courses are specially for people looking for a new - designed to emphasize job or thinking of returning meeting new friends and getting acquainted with the campus as well as learning new skills. to work. For more information about Learing Assistance courses, phone 986-1911, Local 353, for the Moncey Management workshop phone Local 315 and for all Sea Sareea “June Specials” will in- Multl-Cook II NE-7810C NE-5650C clude a variety of study and NE-5510C © 7 power saléctions. @ Pushbutton controls ® 2 power settings communication skills other courses call the @ Pushbutton contrals ® Special simmer setting tor up to e 30 min. timer 9 workshops sponsored by the college, Local 350. ¢ 2-phase power programming 10% hours of slow cooking @ Multi-function digital clock/readout * Comprehensive cookbook @ Large 1.32 cu. ft. oven capacity. * Cooking and Defrost guide on panel *@ Cookbook ® See-through door @ Oven capacity 0 74 cu. ft. Learning Assistance Centre, and the Financial Aid Of- fice’s Money Management workshop which covers topics such as budgeting, credit, and loans. *# 2-phase power programming. 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