Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - December 15, 1981, Winnipeg, Manitoba 10 Winnipeg free december 1981 attorney general Roland Penner put his name yesterday to the ramp legacy left to him by his predecessor which will add millions of dollars to provincial expenses during the next 10 the 10year contract for ramp negotiated by former tory attorney general Gerry Mercier and solicitor general Robert will Cost the provincial government roughly an additional Mil lion this Penner Penner said provincial Grants to municipalities May have to be adjusted to offset the rising policing costs to we Are so hopeful that our policies will so revive the province of the revenues will flow in without increased he who delivered copies of the agreement said the pact was an excellent Deal for the he said if he had his the provinces would be paying for 100 per cent of the costs of local As it Ottawa will be contributing million More this year than it would if the provinces did the Kaplan said provincial agreement to his proposals showed widespread Confidence in the Mercier was one of the most Adamant holdouts of the provincial representatives in the protracted 10 month dispute with the Federal the Deal he agreed to in september Means prov inces and municipalities with a population of less than will pay an additional one per cent a year until 1986 and two per cent a year after that until under the old which expired March provinces and municipalities paid 56 per cent of Kaplan also said the jurisdiction of the provincial attorney general has been defined More clearly to include Only the administration of internal police matters will remain the Job of the the division or Power is not but we have attempted to define it More he the Wame you a Fly Trust free inspections free estimates Manitoba homeowners insulating Lofin program with payments As now As a month on your Hydro Bill you May also qualify for a Grant through the Canadian Homo insulation program 554 Pem Hisiu at Grant 4522805 Winnipeg largest inventory of Wieker taste to be shared at Low of prices a furniture must be liquidated by 23rd just 2 examples Queen my till 9 limited quantities and real that what you will get when you give a gift for the outdoors from the Happy soft Luggage and hundreds of other bring your gift giving problems to oarsman is the one open to monday thru til saturday 433 marys Road 2331730 prices effective until closing december liquid detergent modern assorted limit of 4 pails per family table rite basted Frozen eviscerated Grade a 610 average skinless thankless vacuum packed Maple Leaf Cut from Canada Grade a table rite beef bkg Cut from Canada Grade a Tab Erite beef bkg with g Side regular Western hint of 500 g or summer sausage freshly sliced in style rings bulk pkg mini up Dishos nestles assorted Ocean Spray Cranberry or Cra Napple cocktail 45 of 141 g 1 1 4 i 40 of Smith 795 ml28 02 marmalade Kraft Orange or three fruit 500ml Libby fruit peaches halves or slices fancy 398 my 1 4 to of Cranberry sauce Ocean Spray jelled or whole 398ml 1 4 of peas Green giant fancy summer Sweet highline Chicken Haddie oysters Carnation smoked instant Coffee Kiles Quik chocolate powder drink mix a Kraft nor r Peh dry roasted 450g d Pepsi or 7 of plus Deposit 7 50 my 6 of Iga red or Green 125g 398 my 1 4 flow 1 198 g 1 13 my s Narcissus pieces stems 284 my 10 v v Quick Oats or instant Robin Hood to pkg i a chg Oran Rice Rice bowl pkg 5 in pm h jell0 Jelly powders assorted 85 g 3 5 of a More metric shopping is coming in january Canadian government regulations require us to begin conver Ting sales to after food weighed in our stores must be sold by kilogram one kilogram equals approximately the retail Cost of product will not change due to this so the Cost per serving will stay the although some fruits and vegetables will still be sold by weight will be based on the Price per i ;