Manitoba to Host World Rehab Meet in 1980
Winnipeg to host the 14th World Congress on Rehabilitations in 1980 after a successful bid by the Canadian Rehabilitation Council for the Disabled. About 4,000 delegates are expected June 23 to 28 at the Winnipeg Convention Centre with funding from city province and federal government to cover a $9,000 anticipated deficit.
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Winnipeg
Canadian Rehabilitation Council For the Disabled
Manitoba
Ment
Laurent L. Desjardins
Tel Aviv
Israel
Federal
City of
Desjardins
Rehabilitations International
World Health Organization
Canada
Safety Hints for Cyclists Under Highway Act Changes
The 1974 Highway Traffic Act updates require cyclists to ride as close as possible to the right edge and in single file except when passing. Cyclists may carry an infant on a designed seat if the rider is over 16, the infant is under six, the seat has a protective shield, and a seat belt is fastened in motion. Cyclists have the same rights and duties as motor vehicle drivers and must follow signs and officer directions.
Protesters Face Big Qubec Rally At Olympic Opening
A small group of ten placard waving Quebec nationalists demonstrated at the Queen's Olympic Games opening ceremony but were outnumbered by more than 75,000 cheering spectators.
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Qubec
Manitoba Farmers to Voice Views on Livestock Marketing
Manitoba farmers in four rural areas will discuss the livestock marketing report issued last March and offer recommendations at introductory meetings July 29 August 5 and 10. The 16 member joint committee will conduct the meetings to aid minister Sam Askiw and a split in two sections will cover Boisser and Eddystone dates.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba
Sam Askiw
Usk'w
Frank Muirhead
Boisser
Eddystone
Beefs committee to review marketing with producer vote
The Weather other half committee led by Darwin Chase visits Vita on July 29 and Inwood on August 10 to ensure producers’ views are considered before government action on the inquiry report. Producer members will have voting rights on final recommendations. Members include Mayer, Trinder, Vatcher, Hall, McDonald, Ross, Voth, Nicholson, Keyes, Loeb, and others. Department of Agriculture to cover expenses and provide secretarial support. Next meeting with the minister July 28.
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Darwin Chase
Vita
Inwood
Askiw
Inquiry Commission
Charles Mayer
Carberry
Beef Growers’ Association
Dennis Trinder
Russell
Manitoba Pool Elevators
Les Vatcher
Woodside
Birthday Party Reunion for Curle Family at Wabick Home
Relatives of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Curle gathered at Raymond Wabick’s farm to celebrate Henry Curle’s birthday. About seventy-five attended from across Manitoba and Saskatchewan, with plans noted for Henry and Anne Curle’s upcoming 35th wedding anniversary.
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Henry Curle
Raymond Wabick
Dick Bomford Farm
Henry
Ken
Warren
Alberta
Curle
Winnipeg
Cathie Curle
Anne
Bill
Manitoba
Brandon
Brookdale
Cordova
Churchill
Grand Beach
Hamiota Justice
Kenton
Moore Park
Mentmore
Neepawa
Reston
Transcona
Regina
Sask
Kimberley
B.C
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International Congress
Reggie
Greenlawn Fire Department
Greenlawn
N.Y
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