Manitoba Tax Rebates in Third Read Debated
Manitoba Legislative Briefs discuss Bill 55 Am to amend the Income Tax Act. Wally McKenzie M L A roblin constituency criticizes the NDP education tax rebate plan as an expensive gimmick. He cites 1964 Schreyer criticisms and warns rebates lack provincial control over rising school costs and other taxing authorities. He urges tax cuts and reforms including education property tax removal and a 10 percent personal income tax cut.
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Schreyer
M.L.A
Brokenhead
N.D.P
Grassland Incentive Forms Delayed For July Release
Canada Department of Agriculture announces that forms for the 1972 Grassland Incentive Program are being prepared and should be available by end of July. Ag Res notes high interest as the program is streamlined by the federal government and inquiries at extension offices are rising. Farmers are asked to wait until after July 31 to apply. Changes will simplify the program and include for payment acreage moved to forage production in 1971 but seeded in 1970, provided forage remains in production. Beginning this year no payment is made in the year the perennial forage or legume crop is seeded, but $10 per acre will be paid in 1973 after field inspection confirms production and maintained acreage increases.
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Canada Department of Agriculture
Ag Ress
Deepdale United Church Sold After 46 Years of Service
In Deepdale a cherished church built in 1926 has been sold three weeks ago. The narrator recalls the Harvest Home and Dedication Service, the pioneers, and generations who attended, including Grandma Trickett and Grandma Fletcher. Memories of hymns, Sunday School, and prayerlad memories fill the piece.
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Deepdale
Grandma Trickett
Grandma Fletcher
Jesus
God
Farewell to the old church a final chapter ends
The article laments the closing of a cherished church building. It recalls weddings baptisms and funerals held there, honors memories, and blesses the future occupants a young family who will dwell within. A final farewell closes with Finis and Fare well, June Palmerston.
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Longfellow
Reggies Ramblings On Ddt Fears And Market Price
The column mocks doom merchants blaming insect giants for summer infestations as DDT fades. It notes a Brandon sale where four heifer calves fetched 52000 dollars and brands Manitoba Against Poverty as a new self help group. It critiques politics as a rapid path to expertise.
Winnipeg names, politics, and migration studies mix in Canada
A local clipping humorously threads names Swift and Strom with Winnipeg Blue Bombers prospects. It quotes legislators L Evans and J Borowski and jokes about intellectuals. It notes studies on 1968 immigrant training worth 870 million and immigrants bringing 320 million to Canada in 1970.
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