Manitoba Expands Tax Exemptions for Insulation Panels
Manitoba Finance Minister Don Craik announces sales tax exemptions for pre insulated metal building panels used to insulate walls floors and ceilings under the Homeowners Insulation Loan Program. By Oct end 13 725 loans worth 10 040 700 had been issued to aid homeowners, with up to 1 000 loans per applicant.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba
Don Craik
Manitoba Hydro
Winnipeg Hydro
Craik
Grant for Oak River Tennis Court Issued
The Rural Municipality of Blanshard receives a grant to build a tennis court in Oak River Manitoba. Minister Bob Banman announces Oak River gets 5551 dollars under Sport Facilities 80 program.
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Winnipeg
Blanshard
Oak River
Manitoba
Bob Banman
Winners are Mad About Milk Contest Winners Named
Joan Miller of Dugald and Lillian Pearson of Winnipeg win the Milk Madness prize, each taking a 12 000 Jeep CJ 7. The event caps a season with 35 000 milk drinkers spotted. Winners attend a reception at the International Inn on November 5 1980.
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Joan Miller
Dugald
Lillian Pearson
Winnipeg
Joan
Lillian
University of Manitoba
Paul
Bank of Montreal
Morley and Osborne
International Inn
LPN Association Gains Licensing Authority in Manitoba
Manitoba licensed practical nurses will license and register their members under regulations approved November 5 by Health Minister Bud Sherman. The Licensed Practical Nurses Act transfers authority from the advisory council to the LPN Association board, which will set member license fees. Education standards stay with the province.
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Health
Bud Sherman
Licensed Practical Nurses Act
Licensed Practical Nurses Advisory Council
Minister of Health
Licensed Practical Nurses’ Association
Quilt from Foam Lake seniors displayed in Manitoba
Foam Lake Saskatchewan seniors gift a 6 by 7 foot quilt commemorating Saskatchewan's 75th anniversary to Manitoba. Premier Sterling Lyon plans two weeks in the Legislative Building rotunda then permanent display in the Manitoba Archives. The design features Saskatchewan symbols and pioneer life, created over four months by residents aged 60 to 70.
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Saskatchewan
Sterling
Lyon
Manitoba
Heart
Foam Lake
Canada
Ann Johnson
Sterling Lyon
Wheat Board Sells 2.1 Million Tons to Soviet Union
The Canadian Wheat Board announced a contract for 2.1 million tonnes of grain to the Soviet Union. Shipments from Eastern and Western Canada will occur January to July 1981, including Canada Western Red Spring and Durum wheats, feed barley, and Canada Western Red Winter. Purchaser is V/O Exportkhleb.
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Winnipeg
Soviet Union
Canadian Wheat Board
Canada
Seaboard
V / O Exportkhleb
Soviet Grain Trading Corporation
Manitoba Formalizes Tax Free Gasohol Rules
The Manitoba cabinet issued regulations on inspections and reporting for tax-free gasohol. The May budget aimed to conserve energy and promote gasohol production, with a Minnedosa plant already established. The order in council details how inspections are conducted and how dealers keep books and report production and sales.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba
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