Farmland sales dip in 1982 as price per acre climbs
Manitoba reports 362,759 hectares changed hands in 1982, down 13.6 percent from 1981, while the average price rose 5.1 percent to 909 per hectare. Prices remain highest near Winnipeg, with crop district 12 showing the largest yearly gain. Farmland values have surged 343 percent since 1972, though growth slows in recent years.
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Manitoba
Bob Ward
Manitoba Agriculture
Manitoba Agricultural Lands Protection Board
Ward
Winnipeg
Interlake
Visits across Canada and Manitoba families gather
Oakburn and Dryden visitors joined Mr and Mrs Budinski and family. Eddie Solonyka and family from Mississauga met Steve Melnyk household while Adams from Maple Ridge visited. Karen Yarish from Winnipeg visited Sylvia Yarish. Bruce Buchanan and Doreen spent time with Alvin Pylypin and Jessie Drul.
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Eddie Solonyka
Tanya
Mississauga
Ontario
John Budinski
Ron Budinski
Gloria Zurbyk
Dryden
Dwight
Deloris Adams
Maple Ridge
British Columbia
Steve Melnyk
Karen Yarish
Winnipeg
Sylvia Yarish
Bruce
Doreen Buchanan
Alvin Pylypin
Jessie Drul
Tutkaluk earns nursing diploma at Health Sciences Centre
Juliette Louise Tutkaluk graduates with a Registered Nursing diploma at the ninety sixth annual Health Sciences Centre School of Nursing commencement in Winnipeg on June 27, 1983. She is the youngest daughter of Tony and Phyllis Tutkaluk of Oakburn and the third Tutkaluk to finish the program. Julie works at Health Sciences Centre in Winnipeg.
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Health Sciences Centre School of Nursing
Winnipeg
Juliette Louise Tutkaluk
Julie
Tony
Phyllis Tutkaluk
Oakburn
Tutkaluk
H.S.C
Health Sciences Centre
Dog Bites Costly Prompt for Pet Control
Canada Post reports 1400 dog bite incidents by letter carriers last year with total costs around 200000 for wages medical expenses and legal fees. Most recoveries were sought from dog owners. Carriers urge owners to keep pets controlled when deliveries occur.
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Canada Post Corporation
Municipal Affairs calls for applications to assets program
The JOBS FUND supports sharing project costs with municipalities and community groups to lay a foundation for future development. It aims to strengthen local economies and the Manitoba economy overall, with benefits shared by all Manitobans. Applications should be listed by priority when multiple projects are submitted, and inquiries can be directed to the Municipal Community Assets Program at 1344-405 Broadway Ave Winnipeg or by phone 944-2572 or 944-2749.
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Manitoba
Manitoba Jobs Fund
Jobs Fund
Winnipeg
Municipal
Department of Municipal Affairs
Municipal Services Branch
Broadway
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Clement
Fred Clement
Henry Zimmerman
Julie Tutkaluk
Mosi Nasi
Community & Organizations
Howard Pawley
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