Continued from Page A17 of having to shell out an additional nine per cent whenever | get.a haircut, buy a beer or a hamburger, or engage in any of the financial transaction that | do in the course of a. year. I’m sure Pll do my fair share of grumbling at the checkout counter when the sales tax is added to an already big bill. But failing a workable alternative, Pl support Wilson’s tax scheme. Another point I'd like to stress is that while the new tax will be somewhat regressive because it is applied across the board,. hitting the rich and the poor alike, there are provisions to soften the impact on lower-income groups. Those earning up to $40,000 a year will get increased tax credils. The personal income tax will be cut by one percentage point for those earning between $28,700. and $57,400 a year. Overall, fami- lics with incomes of less than $30,000 a year will be better off under the new tax system, Wilson says. Now, what’s. so bad about all restraint was necessary to come to grips with British Columbia’s deficit, he went ahead with it, ignoring the public outery, Seven years later, with a bal- anced budget, B.C. is doing very well, thank you, and aside from NO CURE pointing to certain inequities in its application, few people will critic- ize Bennett's restraint program today. 1 don’t like taxes any more - than’ the next guy, but 1 don’t see anyone offering a better solution to cure our deficit problem. Continued from Page A17 lo be a formidable opponent. Con- sumers, after all, include a large number of Canadians who simply ~ cannot afford the extra cost associ- ated with this GST. For example,. single, working mothers, first-time home buyers and middle-class families of four can all expect to feel an extra pinch from the Wilson tax initia- live. And as Canada’s leading job creators, small business owners must be wondering when the seemingly endless burden of taxa- lion and paperwork will ever be alleviated. Missing man’s body recovered A coroner’s investigation has determined that a body found by a fisherman in Haro Strait near Dis- covery Island late Aug. 29 is a man who went missing from Island View Beach more than two wecks earlicr. Shawn Benoit, 32, of Esquimalt, aftcr an overnight birthday cele- bration at. the Central Saanich beach. Police said Benoit likely. was ‘a victim of drowning. His body was recovered by. an RCMP. patrol vessel after being spotted by :a fisherman, about 10- miles south- . . TeReview _ | Wednesday, September 6, 1989 = A2i r James Forster is pleased to announce the relocation | of his medical practice to #9-7816 E. Saanich Rd. (Pioneer Village Shopping Centre) Effective Sept. 5, 1989 Dr. Forster’s Practice in Family Medicine will share Office Phone | office facilities with Dr. Lloyd Hildebrand. 652-4457 GAIL TAYLOR (Former Stylist with House of Russell) INVITES HER PREVIOUS CLIENTELE & NEW CUSTOMERS TO THE GRAND. -... OPENING” : CALL FOR APPOINTMENT | 9768 - 3rd ST. (Opposite Goodwill | OF HER NEW SALON HAIR DESIGN | 655-4760 , (Unchanged) “thav? Why is it that otherwise normal and intelligent people who: are fully aware: that they can’t continuc. to go into personal debt: forever don’t see the necessity for. stopping Canada’s: roller-coaster. ride into the financial abyss? —~. And why are the Torics so damned apologetic about wanting © to reduce the deficit?’ With every © - billion added: to ‘the..deficit, » another $100 million is taken out, of meaningf ul circulation and used | a : 40 “pay-the ‘debt load. With every Information available. by calling the registrar, billion added 10 the deficit, Can- ‘Norm Friesen at 656-1708 or 656-0099. . ‘ada’s ability. 10 compete in the de Registration in person. Friday afternoon. between 1:00 & 5:00. at of _ Worl a arker place mee duced. the office: of Peninsula. Design; #2: 8764 5th Street (opposite. Old: Country Rentals). When Bill Bennett decided that fF Peninsula Soccer Assoc. POE Box 2500 Sidne Bc Vat, Act a: cast of Island View Beach. PENINSULA SOCCER | 89/90 SEASON ALL FORMER & NEW SOCCER ~ PLAYERS ARE URGED TO. - REGISTER BEFORE SEPT. 8TH AS | _ THE SEASON BEGINS SEPT. 16TH. was. reported. missing by : friends aeRO sg SIA AE C ntae Set ~ AND 2’s ARE WILD ALL DAY BUY 2 DONUTS GET ONE DONUT FREE BUY 2 MUFFINS GET ONE DONUT FREE BUY 2 CREDITS ON COFFEE CARD — we EACH HOT DRINK a ne, ~ ANY unceoe ENTITLES YOU AN ENTRY IN THE DRAW FOR: BRIK PAK GROUND COFFEES | (ROBIN'S SPECIAL BLEND “HOME BREW") rm Lk Np nema ect Ltn ann shim Bh Ye MUNDO ROE aH A COL RR AOE rt een open § Sam. tam. §5-3933 «| 2305 BEACON AVE., SIDNEY