Manitoba shares in job creation program details
Of the 2.5 million for CCDP, 8.1 million goes to federal constituencies, 4.4 million supports employment development for Native people, and 1.0 million funds youth-related levy. A Fourth Estate note claims this sits as a more important factor than all.
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Manitoba
CCDP
Levy
CKND TV Starts On Air Testing And Plans Western Manitoba Expansion
CKND TV begins on air testing that will run through August for CKND TV2 to extend programming to Western Manitoba including Dauphin and the Riding Mountain area with signal monitoring. The sign on on September 1 marks CKND’s seventh anniversary and its expansion to 18 weekly movies plus series like MASH Knots Landing and The Jets with Manitoba Tonight at 10 30. The Wheat Board appoints J E Bud McLaughlin as Coordinator for Advisory Committee elections later this year to select 11 members by producer vote for the third time since 1975.
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Test Ag Nn
Ced
Cknd-Tv2
Cknd-Tv
Manu
Riding Mountain
CanWest Broadcasting
D.C. Brinton
Dauphin
CKND
Manitoba
Brinton
Canada
Bill Street Blues
MASH
Knots Landing
Winnipeg Jets
Canadian Wheat Board
J.E
Bud) McLaughlin
Canadian Wheat Board Act
Wheat Board
Bee losses linked to insecticide spraying
Local beekeeper Kolach Ayes reports bee losses after insecticide spraying operations. While inspectors map affected hives, researchers seek cause and measure long term impact on pollination.
Horse Racing Resumes at Assini Boia Downs
Manitoba Government to lease the Assini Boia Downs track from the Receiver and operate it for the rest of the thoroughbred season. Announcement by Muriel Smith, minister overseeing the Horse Racing Commission, and J W Wright, president of the racing body, outlines the restart under the agreement.
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Assiniboia Downs
Manitoba
Muriel Smith
Horse Racing Commission
J.W. Wright
Rent Guideline Sets 9 Percent Increase for 1982
Regulation announces a 9 percent rent increase guideline for 1982 covering January 1 to December 31. It becomes law August 1, retroactive to January 1, with 6 percent for operating costs and 3 percent for economic adjustment to landlords. Tenants can object and landlords may seek above guideline increases with proper substantiation.
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Kostrya
Kostyra
Shellmouth Centennial marks 100 years with crowds and celebration
About 1,000 residents and visitors gathered in Shellmouth Manitoba over July 30 to Aug 1 for the centennial. Activities included a registration at Shellmouth Hall, a parade, pancake breakfast, dances, and a chicken dinner. Prizes were awarded in a pay what you pull raffle and attendees traveled from Winnipeg, Dalmeny, Esterhazy, The Pas, Kelowna, and other distant communities.
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Judy Russin
Shellmouth
Manitoba
Shellmouth Hall
Chicken Corral
Jonathan Koch
Bernard Pritchard
Esterhazy
Sask
Harvey Bowles
Fork River
Man
Emelia Busch
Johnny Russin
Melfort, Sask
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Cknd TV
Wright
Guidline
Robbt
Shellmouth Centennial
Haas
Nerbas
Switzer
Melville, Sask
Old United (Presbyterian) Church
Rudolph Mensche
Chilliwack
B.C
Stephanie Lowenber
Winnipeg
Mandy Loweberger
Bob Lowenberger
Winnipe
Joyce Bell
Frank
Donalda Hambleton
Dalmeny
Crystal
Ryan’ Hambleton
Ben
Eva Nerbas
the Pas
Tony
Marlene Diad
Merv
Joan Dietrich
Beatrice Thiessen
Huntingdon
Sharon
Jess Mitschke
Kelowna