Morris Industries ties with Case Canada for 6130 Air Seeder and 8900 Cultivator
Manitoba firm and J I Case Canada announce a Canada US distribution deal for Morris Model 6130 air seeder and 8900 cultivator. Air seeder is built in Minnedosa, cultivator in Yorkton. First shipments to Case dealers expected spring with another in fall 1991.
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Morris Industries
J.I. Case Canada
Morris
Canada
United States
Yorkton
Minnedosa
J.J. Case
Craig Sharp
Case
Family markets game Pro gression in Brandon and Killarney
Bryan McAuley, a Killarney teacher, has released the word skill game Pro gression in Brandon and Killarney. The game includes 200 category cards, special dice, and a 30 minute play time. He and his three brothers plus relatives financed and developed the project.
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Bryan McAuley
Brandon
Killarney
Mr. McAuley
Survivor couple joins Manitoba Seat Belt Club
Flora Gosselin and Albert Feree of Ste. Rose survived a 1990 car crash thanks to seat belts and join 39 new members in the Seat Belt Survivor's Club of Manitoba. The club, backed by the Manitoba Safety Council and Autopac agency network, seeks to raise awareness of belt safety with over 700 members.
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Flora Gosselin
Albert Feree
Ste. Rose
Survivor’s Club of
Manitoba
Manitoba Safety Council
Manitoba Public Insurance Corporation
RCMP
Autopac
Satanism concerns reach Winnipeg area as teachers seek guidance
Stonewall Argus & Times reports social worker Rosemary Somers in Winnipeg warns Satanism myths may spread countrywide. She spoke to parents and teachers at Stony Mountain about Satanism to help them understand the topic. Winnipeg Chamber of Commerce and Manitoba Trucking Association accuse the city of halting Highway 7 twinning between Mollard Rd and Inkster Blvd, arguing safety and industry needs.
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Winnipeg
Stonewall Argus & Times
Rosemary Somers
Stony Mountain
Winnipeg Chamber of Commerce
Manitoba Trucking Association
Mollard Rd
Inkster Blvd
Family Allowances to Rise for Canadian Families in 1991
The 3.7 million Canadian families receiving Family Allowances for 6.7 million children will gain annual increases in January 1991. The federal rate rises to 33.93 from 33.33 in most provinces and territories, tied to CPI growth above three percent. Some provinces may adjust by age or number of children, with Alberta the noted exception. The Child Tax Credit for 1990 provides up to 575 per child, plus 203 for each child aged six or under with no childcare expenses claimed.
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Perrin Beatty
National Health and Welfare
Territories
Statistics Canada
Alberta
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Federated Co-operative
Boissevain
Minto
Hartney
Deloraine
Saskatchewan
Family Markets Game
Frank
Nellie Raskin
Rossburn
Oakburn Game & Fish Assoc
Oakburn Memorial
Parkland Sport Council
Parkland
Avenue
S.W. Dauphin
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