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------------i _ . + Expos games will not be . carried on Oshawa station Monaro al Expo gs baseball receiving; legal ai "a law firm' on a is) allzes. -in these kigidsiof, activities. - -Although'the 'decision 'was "made. by /CFCF and the. Expos, Mr. Geant feels. that _it may be the Hewpex Sports "Network of 'Toronto 'which wants: the Expos: games' off . CKAR. Hewpex-owns the # broadcast rights 'to the "Toronto "Blué Jays games, and there-is :an agreement between ball teams that they can protect their own broad- cast rights within a 50 mile 'radius. The Oshawa étation has - carried the Expos games for the past ten years, and Mr. Grant feels the decision this year is ironic 'because the team is expected to be a major contender: in the National League.' The Blue _ Jaysare starting, their fourth _ year . in the: American : League,' \ "made no ites Uri Filing Cabinets Desks - Chairs - etc. PORT PERRY STAR 235 Queen Street 985-7383 & Ls ud ) first three years against Oshawa carrying the Expos Ot oka If R cannot carry the Expos games this season, Mr, Grant says it is highly unlikely the station will carry the Blue Jays games as they are already aired in Durham on a Toronto station. Since 'the news of the possible black-out of the Expos games first became known, Mr. Grant says that about 10,000 fans have regis- tered protests with the radio station and the Expos base- ball club. He adds that he hopes more fans will do the 'same by writing to their member of Parliament, the radio station or the Expos baseball club in Montreal. Property purcahse (From page 1) indicated on Monday that the immediate plans for the house: would be to rent the office' areas. "The double garage is fully insulated and heated and measures 22 by 32 feet. ~The decision to make an offer to purchase was a "difficult one for Ward I coun- _ cillor Don Crosier, who dur- ing the initial discussions indicated he was mot com- pletely in favour. However, when the recorded vote was taken, councillor Crosier went along with the majority of council. It is expected that council will learn some time this week whether the offer has been accepted, at which time the actual price will be made public. Since the property, which is zoned commercial, went on the market two weeks ago, several other parties have shown an interest in buying it. Warning against tax discounters Some Ontario residents who receive T4 slips this week will discount their tax 'réfunds in exchange for instant cash - and may be cheated in the process, warned consumer minister Frank Drea. "There is nothing illegal "about income tax discount- ing as long as it doesn't contravene the federal Tax Rebate 'Discounting Act and ~~ thé discount doesn't exceed 15 per cent of the expected refund," said Mr. Drea. "The 15 per cent fee must - also' include the cost of preparing the return." In previous years investigators for the Minis- try of Consumer and Commercial Relations discovered cases where tax discounters had returned as little as 50 per cent of the total anticipated refund. "We know there are people in any community who may for a number of financial reasons be unable to wait for their tax refunds to come from the federal govern- ment. If they can't hang on and wait we suggest that they try to use their antici- pated tax refunds as collateral on a loan from a legitimate lending institu- tion." said Mr. Drea. "The worst thing they can do is go to what is commonly known as a loan shark,' said Mr. Drea. 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