Page &. The Herald. Friday, May 4, 1979

7 Lietzke

HOUSTON (AP) — Bruce
Lietzke, a runner-up in his
last two starts, birdied four
a his first five holes for a

ve-underpar 46 and mov
into a group of five tied-for
the lead Tharsday {n the first
round of the $300,000 Houston
Open golf tournament.

-Lietzke, from nearby
Beaumont, %ex., shared the
top spot with Jim Dent,

Leonard Thompson, Jim
Colbert and veteran Butch

Six players were a stroke
bebind ater on the 6,918-yard

TAX

Personal Income (% of
Federal tax payable)

thet &

gen Dec tee a
B.

Woodlands Country Club
course, which was changed
to par-71 from par-72 with a
controversial conversion of
the 10th hole. They were Al
Gelberger, Gary McCord,
Barney Thompson, Tommy
Valentine, Alan Tapie and
Bill Rogers.

Defending champion Gary
Player could do no better
than a par-71 under the
overcast, threatening skies
thatnoccasionally leaked a
light drizzle.

Lee Trevino had a 69 and

was three strokes off the

ce.
Pejohn Mahaffey, a Houston
resident and the current
Professional
Associatign champion,
opened his comeback from &
12-week absence due to in-
jury with a72. Mahaffey sul-
fered a tendon injury in his
left hand shortly after
winning the Bob Hope event,
the first tournament of the

year.
Of the five leaders, only

Leonard Thompson played in
the strong winds in the af-

Golfers’

ternoon. Thé other four got
around in calm conditions in
the morning.

_And Thompson had a
chance to take the lead
alone, playing his first nine
holes in a spectacular 30 that

included four birdies in a

Tow, He also holed a 50-foot
sand shot for a birdie.
That came on the 10th,
which was changed to a 460-
yard parfour from a par-five
simply by moving the tees
forward. It was the object of
criticism by all the leaders.
Baird, who, like Lietzke,

started from the 10th tee,
also played that side in 30,

. He oneputted seven of nine

holes on that side.
Lietzke birdied the first

Daniel

HILTON HEAD ISLAND,
S.C. (AP) —-Beth Daniel
birdied the last two holes
Thursday for a two-under-

par 70 and a onestroke lead
in the first round of the

.

Sole

. enjoys

ret a ee

Keo

the second lowest tax structure of any province in

Canada. It’s

_ another direct benefit of sound financial management under Social Credit:
management which has reduced waste in government spending, and ©
made more money available for the programs people need. Social Credit
has also encouraged our resource industries to expand and provide more
government revenues, In 3 years of Social Credit, resource revenues have
increased by 75%—the result is more of the tax burden paid by corpora-
tions and less by the individual taxpayer. Here’s the story in detail:

COMPARATIVE PROVINCIAL TAX RATES, APRIL 1979, °

., _Britlsh
~ Columbia

58

Corporation Income (% of

taxable income)... 12 to 15
Corporation Capital (%)..... ¥sof I%
Succession Duties wasn

1210

Nil

Gift (% of aggregate

taxable ValUe)...crcccssoeeecee

Nil

Gasoline (cents per

_ gallon)

27

Diesel (cents per gallon)

27

Retail Sales (%) ........sessccsnceones li
Pari-mutuel betting (%} 11

AMUSEMENES (96) sssrerresersennre

Cigarette (cents per pack-
AE OF 25) ..cccserssesniesseasieas

Private Passenger-vehicle

Licence Fee. 922,00

ee
1. Reduced from 46% effective July 1, 1979.
2 Province of Quebec levies its awn income tax which has an approximate range of 50 to 60 per cent of the Federal tax.

On May 10, vote for
and sound financial management!

New-
foundland

City levy
us 33.75
$30.00

Prince Edward
Island

50

Nova
Scotia

525

14 12
Nil
Nil

21
23

8
115
10 -

20

$38.00 $44.00

” * New
Brunswick

Quebec
®)

12
"5 of 1%

Oto RE!
nif

20

$39.00 $40.00,

Vio of 1%
Graduated Graduated Graduated

Ontario
44

Manitoba
54

1k

Nil

Nil

11to15
"7s of 1%

10 to 13

15 ta 50 15 to50

18

. ai

5

2S
City levy

85
$60.00 $24.00

| trying hard to earn that

hole from eight feet then -
started a string of three
birdies with a 12-footer on
the third. That string puthim
four-under after five holes.

Women's International golf
tournament. '
US. -

The twotime

_amateur champion ‘from

Charleston, 8.C., in her first
year as a professional, sank

Alberta Saskatchewan
385 .

53

‘Mito
Ni
Nil

SOCIAL CREDIT WORKS, FOR YOU.

Paacl fos by the Gabsh Colunbia Sutied Cann bart.

an 180-pounder, last
” foothall in 1977 at South
m . Carolina State College. He

$300,000 2 |

Colbert got his share of the
lead with a seven-iron shot to .
three feet for a birdie on the

- {7th hole. a,

Dent was the only one of

putts of 4% and five feet on.
the 17th and 18th holes, Her
36-24 scores put her ahead of
- Patricia Meyers and Gloria
Ehret, both with 7is. _—
Nancy Lopez, Jane
Blalock, Alexandra
Reinhardt, Donna Horton
White and Donna Caponi

‘Cathy Sherk of Port
Colborne, Ont,, was three
strokes off the pace wth a 37-
36—73,- while amateur
Marlene Stewart ‘Streit of
Stoufiville, Ont., had a 39-

38—77.
On the par five 11th Daniel,

_ Young were tied at 72.

the, leaders who

escaped
without’ a bogey. He was in
trouble once, on the sixth,
and holed a sand wedge shot

ram deep rough for abirdia.

birdies, flying in front.

22, went to the green with her

second shot, a dangerous ¢ - it

venture which did not pay off ~:~!

with a bird but which
provided an easy par aid
bolstered her confidence.

Swirling ‘winds at Moss’ ..

Creek Planoation’s tree-
lined Devil's Elbow course
greeted the 73 players in the
fourth Women's In-
ternational, The winning pro

in the 72-hole tournament. -:

will take home $12,000 of the
$80,000 purse. .
Meyers earned her tle for .

* gecond with a $7-34—71

round, Ehret was 37-4—71.

Sports

Briefs

Ss} «wOUNNING BAT
LwwNTREAL (CP)
Charlie Burgess, a 6-foot-1
running back, has signed a
contract with Montreal
Alouettes, the Canadian

Football League team an- —

nounced Thursday. Burgess,
played

was signed by the Montreal
team because of his showing
ata recent try-out camp held |

at Raleigh, N.C. °

ARGOS SIGN FORSYTH
TORONTO (CP)

' foronto Argonauts of the

Canadian Football League
announced the signing
Thursday of defensive back
Mark Forsyth, their fifth-
round Canadian college draft
choice. Forsyth, 23, from
Wilfrid Laurier University in

“Waterloo, Ont., can also punt

and return kickoffs, The
native of Hamilton missed
last season in college football
because of a broken arm, He
has one more year of college
eligibillty remaining.

‘AN RUGBY TOUR

PARIS (Reuter) — French
sports minister Jean-Pierre
Soisgon made it clear

_« ‘Thursday the government
swould not allow -a planned
* visit to France this summer

oy. a: predominantly white
South African rugby team.
The French National
Olympic’and Sporting Com-
Mittes said last week it
would not oppose the con-
troversial tour. Both the
committee and tite French
Rugby Federation have said
the tour will go ahead unless
there is an official ban.

REACH AGREEMENT “
EVANSTON, Il. (AP}—

Denver Broncos no longer
will be able to refer to
themselves as the Orange

Crush. From now on there |...

veya.

will be only one Orange
Crush — the soft drink, The
Broncos, Nationa) Foothall —
League Properties, Inc. and
Crush International
Evanston reached an
agreement Wednesday
ending a legal dispute aver
the Crush trademark. The

orange-jerseyed Broncas -

¥

encouraged the use of.

Orange Crush by their fang.’
who used the expression to’.

of:

is

an
ict

rib
vows

a

refer to the team’s defensive +4,

line. :

PURCHASES PACERS
INDIANAPOLIS (AP) —
Businessman Sam Nassi

said Thursday he hag pur- .

chased the financially ailing

. Indiana Pacers of the NBA.

The announcement came at
a news conference attended
by Bob Leonard, the coach
and general manager, and
John Jewett, chairman af the
team's executive board and
leader of the group that sold
the franchise, Nassl, 57, of
Beverley Hills, Callf., sald:
that Leonard will remain as

coach. He refused to reveal -
" the purchase price. |

"REDS TRADE PITCHER

CINCINNATI (AP)
Cincinnati Reds
Thursday they have traded
pitcher Doug Capilla to
Chicago Cubs’ organization

‘for a player to be named

later, Capilla was assigned
to the Wichita franchise of
the Class AAA American
Associatioa. :

roy

Keep Canada Beautiful

WOTICE

GARBAGE CLEAN UP during Anti Litter
Week designated May 7th fo May 11th, 1979
District of Terrace, Public Works Department, will

pick up extra garbage and refuse free of charge. from
Monday, May 7th to Fridey, May 11th, 1979,

Tals service does not Include car bodies or stumps. §

Kindly arrange to have this extra gerbage and wastes .§

materials set out on your regular pickup day. If @
a possible, have garbage and waste materials In plastic

bags or cartons to assist
} dusteial waste.

(82-4,7M)

In the picking up. No In-

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Saturday, May 5 -

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Sunday, May 6 -

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j Ht. At times thay may be as deep as 200 ft. Duringearly &
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