Bidder talks with owners after sale deal terms stated
Stewart noted no sale occurred with a 25 percent non refundable deposit required on the highest bid and balance due by July 27 1989. He added the corporation owners were not disappointed with the results and one bidder is in talks to buy the company.
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Stewart
Rural Manitoba medical incentives seen as short term fix
Manitoba to spend 400000 to boost loans and education grants through SCOMM to attract doctors to rural and northern areas. Doctors warn lifestyle and long term retention require broader solutions, noting many come for a few years then move on.
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Manitoba
Don Orchard
Standing Committee On Medical Manpower
SCOMM
Parkland-area
Grandview District Hospital
Jeff Pocock
Pocock
Grandview
British Columbia
Carl Wiebe
Kildonan
Winnipeg
Dauphin
Wiebe
Jim Compton
Compton
Beausejour
Whitemouth
Orchard
Downtown sidewalks in Roblin to be repaired
Roblin council identifies problem areas in front of the Co op store and Mitchells Drug Store for downtown sidewalk repairs. The town foreman and administrator will direct the work while bids are invited for a multi purpose garden tractor mower and cultivator.
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Co-op
Mitchell's
JEP
Memorial Hall
Motors
Doug Frost-Hunt
Department
Canola crops face disease risk from wet weather
Provincial plant expert Dr. Gary Platford warns continued wet conditions raise sclerotinia sclerotiorum risk in canola, especially where fields were infected in the last three years. Agronomist Keith Watson notes slow growth and heat needed, with spraying advised at 25 to 30 percent growth if wet weather lasts two weeks prior to blossoming.
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Gary Platford
Keith Watson
Platford
Toba
Parkland
Gilbert Plains
Ian Morrison
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