Lyons Manitoba outlook a province of hope at end of era
Premier Sterling Lyon says Manitoba can look to the future with hope despite national problems. He pledges best wishes to the incoming government and highlights mega projects, a $30 million Northern Telecom plant, and a planned 3M plant in Morden. He cites White Paper reforms as a basis for social progress and notes Manitoba’s low unemployment and hydro power potential. He cautions the new government to meet formidable challenges ahead.
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Sterling Lyon
Manitoba
Northern Telecom
Morden
Local RCMP to Hold Safe Driving Day
HAMIOTA The Canada Safety Council’s 26th consecutive Safe Driving Week runs December 17 1981. It stresses personal driver responsibility and aims to reduce accidents injuries and save lives. A new Safe Driving TIPS series launches with pamphlets on alcohol and driving stress and seat belts. Others will follow to keep drivers and pedestrians aware of safety duties.
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Canada Safety Council
Points West feature on Dr J E Hudson airs in Hamiota
Tune in to CBC TV Points West on Saturday December 5 at 1 00 pm Brandon Channel 5 airs the program filmed in Hamiota last summer featuring Dr J E Hudson Minds Take a tip don t drive impaired or unbelted RCMP Detachment hosts a Safe Driving Day December 7 1981 10 00 am 12 00 pm vehicle safety inspection 2 00 pm 4 00 pm radar speedometer checks at no cost 7 00 pm breathalyzer and alert demonstration Films on Drinking and Driving Pamphlets Location Hamiota Collegiate Library For more information call RCMP 764 2345
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Hamiota Rcmp
Hamiota
P.T.H
Hamiota Collegiate Library
Tickets Not Available Yet for 1982 Labatt Brier
Brandon man Don Pottinger announces printing delays push ticket pickup for the 1982 Labatt Brier to December 14 at the Keystone Centre Box Office. Those who ordered tickets may collect then, with a potential second trip. An information office is set up in the Keystone Centre and inquiries can be made by calling 727-5050.
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Brandon
Don Pottinger
Keystone Centre
Pottinger
Keystone
NFU Supports Demonstration in Ottawa Speech
National Farmers Union Vice President Wayne Easter of Prince Edward Island spoke at a Canadian Labour Congress demonstration in Ottawa on November 21 protesting high interest rates.
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National Farmers Union
Wayne Easter
Prince Edward Island
Canadian Labour Congress
Ottawa
Hospital Guild Meet in Hamiota Community Room
The fall meeting of the Hamiota Hospital Guild reports total assets of 2997.94 and approves a 300 allocation to the Auxiliary. A 1500 purchase for Personal Care Home equipment is approved pending Mr. Sheardown’s input. New president Mrs. J Dixon welcomed. vice president nominee Mrs. L Lall. next meeting date to be set by the chair.
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Hamiota
Hamiota Hospital Guild
G. Rankin
H. Maitland
Goma
J. R. Sheardown
E. Coombs
J. Dixon
E. Caldwell
L. Lall
Manitoba horsemen shine with wins at Royal Winter Fair show
Manitoba riders earned a Reserve Grand Championship for Germaine and Gilles Cormier of La Salle and a Reserve Junior Championship for Tom Bennie and family of Waskada at the Royal Winter Fair in Toronto. Contingent placings include Percheron, Clydesdale, Hackney Pony, Welsh Pony, and roadster events led by notable entries from Kenton, Hamiota, Virden, Rivers, and Isabella with multiple top finishes and stakes acknowledged.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba
Toronto
Germaine
Gilles Cormier
la Salle
Tom Bennie
Waskada
Percheron Brown
Clydesdales
Clarence Martin
Strathclair
Jack and
Carol Forsyth
Virden
Canada Trust
Alvin and
Ben Lowe
Rivers
Lorna Eastcott
Doreen Lawler
Kenton
Hackney Pony
Bob and
Arlene Ross
Isabella
Edison Cadillac
C.P. Hotel
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