Pensioner home owners gain $2.9 million in school tax aid
The province increases school tax assistance by 2.9 million benefiting about 129000 homeowners. Two provisions raise the eligibility threshold to 162.50 with a maximum $175 aid. 17000 new recipients and 12000 with boosted aid will see lower net school taxes, including seniors 65 plus younger pensioners.
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Vic Schroeder
Schroeder
Winnipeg
Public Hearing Notice Under The Evidence Act
His Honour Judge Gerald C. Jewers of the County Court of Winnipeg has been appointed Commissioner under Part V of The Manitoba for hearing evidence. Hearings begin at 10:00 a.m. May 17 1962 in the Campaign South Room Holiday Inn Downtown Winnipeg and May 25 1982 in the Meeting Room Provincial Building 340 Ninth Street Brandon and May list 1982 in the Chimo Room Legion Hall Thompson continuing thereafter as directed.
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Gerald C. Jewers
County Court of
Winnipeg
Manitoba
Campaign South
Holiday Inn
Provincial
Ninth Street
Inbrandon
Tailor Made Homes Fit Your Family's Lifestyle
Real Estate lifestyle means the hobbies and leisure activities guiding what a home suits. Choose homes that match family routines like swimming, dancing, ping pong, or parties rather than dazzling features. McMurray Realty at 206 Main Street, Russell invites you to find a home that fits.
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McMurray Realty
Main Street
Russell
Inglis Area Event Roundup and Obituary Notes
Inglis News reports attendance at the Langenburg Barber show and sympathy for the Armstrong family after the death of Howard Armstrong. Funeral attendees include Myrtle Armstrong, Amby Terry, Bernie Terry, and many others from Winnipeg Thompson Brandon and beyond. Health updates praise Gus Liske and George Motoshoski. Oklahoma in Russell drew crowds, with praise for students and the 4H club. 4H achievements April 22 showcased projects led by Pat Jackson Bev Simmons Joyce Sonnenberg Rita Wildiman Brenda Ross Stella Sonnenberg and others. Leaders received gifts and the 4-H judged works were praised. a lunch followed.
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Inglis
Langenburg
Howard ‘Armstrong
Armstrong
Myrtle Armstrong
Amby
Bernie Terry
Winnipeg
Howie
Saura Armstrong
Thompson
Jim
Karen Wong
Brandon
Twila Armstrong
Jack
Isabel ‘Armstrong
B.C
Bruce
Joan Gillies
Winipeg
Bertha Bauereiss
Margaret Vosper
Lorene Kopetsky
Ernest Sudbury
Timmy Wowk
Bessie Munro
Unit al Clothing
Pat Jackson
Bev Simmons
AML Clothing
Joyce Sonnenberg
Rita Wildiman
Unit C
Brenda Ross
Stella Sonnenberg
Outside park cottage lot fees rise under Lands Act
A provincial adjustment raises prices for lakeshore and back tier lots outside parks within park subdivisions. Lakeshore lots move from 95 to 100 196 dollars, back tier from 65 to 75 165, and Crown Lands areas from 0 to 130 with backtier from 20 to 75 120. Mr Mackling says no increase exceeds 100 dollars.
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Crea
Park ‘Lands Act
Mackling
Prairie canola growers fear market loss from under production
Prairie growers worry acreage figures signal weak planning for 1982 as canola exporters say a 65 to 70 percent rise in 1982 plantings is needed to meet known markets. Schatzke notes industry figures may mislead individual farmers and urges more sowing to sustain markets and prevent decline.
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Western Canada
Schatzke
Ieave
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