Tax Increases Under Heavy Fire In Manitoba Legislature
Manitoba legislators confronted proposed tax increases aimed at raising personal tax to 39 percent and corporate tax to 11 percent to fund medical care premium reductions. Critics warned of long term revenue loss, cross border shifts, and broader budget instability as opposition argued the screws would tighten further in coming budgets.
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Manitoba
Harry Enns
Lakeside
Sidney Spivak
River Heights
Manitobs
Auction Sale at Ted Lowe Farm Near Austin Seep
Farm auction lists machinery including John Deere Model D tractors with loader, 8N Ford, Massey Harris 21A SP, Cockshutt equipment, grain equipment, augers, tractors, and a Studebaker truck. Cattle include Shorthorn and Red Pull Cross stock cows bred to Angus, calves born Jan-Feb, feeders, and one riding horse. Household items and misc farm necessities accompany the sale along with two portable granaries and various工具.
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Snachinery
John Deere
Massey Harris
Case Oneway
John ‘Deere
Oliver
Blackburn Insurance Consultant Named Manitoba Auto Insurance Chief
Government Services Minister Howard Pawley announced last week the appointment of Ronald Duncan Blackburn as chief consultant to the Manitoba government on automobile insurance. He will coordinate government activities and a committee will draft recommendations for a possible state plan. David Randall was named assistant to Blackburn.
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Howard Pawley
Ronald Duncan Blackburn
Manitoba
Blackburn
Ontario Crop Insurance Commission
Saskatchewan
Pawley
David Randall
NDP
Lytle Kelly Vous Changed at MacGregor
Barbara Jean Kelly and Robert Paul Lytle wed in a MacGregor United Church ceremony on August 9 1969 at 4 30 p m officiated by Rev C D Rupp with music by Hazel Lye Aline Lagoda gown daisies in veil and colonial bouquet bridal party wore pink Lagoda gowns with floral lace. reception at MacGregor Memorial Hall and honeymoon travel in northern United States now reside Winnipeg Manitoba
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MacGregor United Church
Barbara Jean
J.D. Kelly
MacGregor
Robert Paul
Lytle
W. L. Lytle
High Bluff
C. D. Rupp
Hazel Lye
Barbara
Sandra Manns
Pat Pettitt
Marie Brooks
Karen Lytle
Grace Kelly
MacGregor Memorial Hall
Murray Gillespie
Roy Snaith
Margaret Rodgers
United States
River Ave
Winnipeg
Man
Manitoba Borrowings Under Review By Finance Minister
Finance Minister Saul Cherniak said Manitoba would examine whether the previous Progressive Conservative government borrowed in Germany after the deutsche mark freeing, amid Gordon Beard’s claim of a 27 million loan to fund hydro projects. Cherniak noted the NDP government had not authorized such borrowing.
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Saul Cherniak
Manitoba
West Germany
Gordon Beard
MND
Churchill
Germany
Cherniak
NDP
Radiator Repair Auto Service on Highth and Sask Ave
Local auto service listing for radiator repair at the West neighborhood intersection of Highth Street and Saskatoon Avenue. Formerly Wilman Motors, contact Enone at 897-5468 for repairs and maintenance.
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Enone
Wilman Motors
Highth St
Sask. Ave
West
Potato Harvest Seen Good As Stored Potatoes Move
Manitoba potato specialist Garth Stone reports a favorable 1969 crop entering storage after last year’s moisture losses. T. A. Sandercock notes Canada No. 1 quality, with about 70 percent routed to processing plants. Most table stock remains local with exports to Ontario and Saskatchewan, and seed stock remains vital for next year. Stored potatoes will feed markets until mid 1970.
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Garth Stone
Stone
Manitoba Department of Agriculture
T. A. Sandercock
Manitoba Vegetable Marketing Commission
Canada
Manitoba
Ontario
Saskatchewan
Five Years to Return Lands to the Indians
Indian Affairs Minister Jean Chretien told the Saskatoon Women’s Liberal Federation it will take time to return land to 550 bands and over 2,000 reserves. He said an Indian lands act is needed and debated, drafted, and enacted, with Indian leaders invited to submit proposals before legislation. The government aims to end special treatment and grant natives control and responsibilities like other citizens.
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Jean Chretien
Saskatchewan Women's Liberal Federation
Mr. Chretien
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Bey Nnd
Gordon Johnston
Portage la Prairie
J. Frank Johnston
Sturgeon Creek
Mary Maxim
Ralph
Sask. Ave. E
Ted Lowe
Austin
Ikagrs
Studebaker
Muvsenly Efrelid
Viking A. B
W. H
Bill) Burch
Carberry
Blackburn Insurance Consultant
Austin Credit Union
North Norfolk
Mongay
Ewen
H. K. Schroeder
Lytle Kelly Vous
King
Beaver Choir
Roberta Stone
Wayne Palmer
Garry Manns
Wayne Turner
Robert Paul Lytle
Ieaders
Erler
George Adie Ia
Optometrist
Canada Savings Bonds
New Canada Savings
Sas
Roy Smith
McMaster
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