Manitoba expands Critical Home Repair Plan with more inspectors
Manitoba Housing Minister Mackling announced seven new inspectors are hired, bringing total to 14, as applications surge beyond the initial 6,600 projection. By May 27, 3,998 applications arrived. 400 approved with contracts, 246 canceled or transferred, and 440 had inspections and bids. Rural Manitoba dominates activity, with $309,800 of $416,450 approved for rural areas. Grants up to 1500 and loans plus grants up to 3000 assist eligible homeowners, with second applications allowed under revised guidelines.
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Winnipeg
al Mackling
Manitoba Housing and Renewal Corporation
Mackling
Manitoba
Lepine’s Honored on Anniversary
On May 30 1982 a Come and Go Tea and family supper marked the 40th anniversary of Dorothy Butler and Rene Lepine. Tom Sedgwick and Eilene Brown hosted at Chumah Hall with corsages for the couple and hosts, about 235 guests signed the book, 45 enjoyed supper, and Allan Asselstine gave a toast. Guests arrived from St Rose Winnipeg Brandon Lavinia Decker and Hamiota.
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Hamiota
Dorothy Butler
Rene Lepine
Chumah Hall
Tom Sedgwick
Eilene Brown
Tom
Eilene
Rose McBain
Bill Thompson
Dot
Rene
Allan Asselstine
St. Rose
Winnipeg
Brandon
Lavinia
Decker
Fifth Masonic District Golf Tournament Held
The Fifth Masonic District Golf Tournament took place in Hamiota on May 30, 1982. Twenty two men and four women competed in windy cool conditions, with a fried chicken supper after play. Strathclair won the men's trophy with 158, A Girling was low with 74, Pam Jenkins led the ladies with 100, and Eve Ingaldson had the high hidden hole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamiota
Jamieson
A. Girling
Doug Parker
H. Hadland
Glen Zegers
John Russell
Pam Jenkins
Wilma McKerchar
Eve Ingaldson
Margaret Dayton
First Concert This Saturday At International Music Camp
Bottineau North Dakota June 12 1982 the first concert of the International Music Camp season will be held at 1 30 p m CDT in the Masonic Memorial Auditorium Peace Garden Two bands from the camps Junior Band Program directed by Einar Einarson a UND faculty member will perform The camp marks its 27th season with more than 2100 students from 18 nations including Argentina Austria Brazil Chile and the United States and Canada The camp is sponsored by two non profit corporations and all performances are open to the public.
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Bottineau
N.D
Masonic Memorial Auditorium
International Peace Garden
Einar Einarson
Einarson
University of North Dakota
International Music Camp
Measure Would Allow Legal Aid to Groups
Attorney General Roland Penner introduces a second reading bill to amend the Legal Aid Services Society of Manitoba Act. The change would let Legal Aid Manitoba provide aid to groups in public concern cases, notably consumer and environmental issues. It clarifies the board’s authority to issue certificates to groups such as Rossbrook House in protests like the Sherbrook McGregor overpass matter.
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Winnipeg
Roland Penner
Legal Aid Manitoba
Legal Aid Services Society of Manitoba
Penner
Rossbrook House
Sherbrook- McGregor
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Lepine
Hi-Life
Birdtail River
Sylvia Hanlin
Jennifer
Miniota
Masonic District
Strathclair
Foxwarren Lodge
Trudeau
Canada
Wonderland
Toronto
Argentina
Austria
Brazil
Chile
Republic of China
Costa Rica
Domican Republic
Egypt
Finland
Iceland
Jamica
Luxembourg
Netherlands
Norway
Peru
West Germany
United States
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