Manitoba Gift Sculpture For Prince William From Helen Young
Winnipeg sculptress Helen Granger Young explains to Premier Howard Pawley the mother and child porcelain sculpture gifted to Manitoba for the royal baby Prince William. The Indian girl guide and interpreter from the Lewis and Clark expedition travels with her baby on the eight thousand mile journey to the Pacific.
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Winnipeg
Helen Granger Young
Howard Pawley
Manitoba
Prince William of Wales
Prince and Princess of Wales
Mrs. Young
Pacific
Rossburn Village Council Advances Main Street Plan
The Rossburn council met June 15 with local merchants to discuss the Main Street Manitoba revitalization program. They approved insurance for a vacant hospital, reviewed 1981 financial statements, and discussed cost sharing for storefront renovations and public improvements. A six week 1982 career internship was approved for two students and a $25 contribution was authorized to the National Farmers Union. Councillor Caldwell reported on a Dauphin public utilities hearing about Extended Area Service and Manitoba Telephone System plans for expansion.
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Rossburn
Louis Kurchaba
Joseph Zegalski
Orest Smycnnik
Kenneth Caldwell
Ernest Stefanik
G.W. Fraser
C.A
Silver Creek
Darren Naherniak
Bernice Kurchaba
National Farmers Union
Dauphin
EAS
Manitoba Telephone System
Manitoba
Manitoba 1.5 Percent Payroll Levy Starts July 1
Manitoba introduces a 1.5 percent payroll levy to fund health and post secondary education. Employers must remit July September liabilities by October, with municipalities and schools delaying to January 1983. Costs are deductible from income taxes. funds should be set aside.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba
Vic Schroeder
Canada
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