Progress in Education Outlined by Cosens
Education Minister Keith Cosens outlined growth in Manitoba schools at the Union of Manitoba Municipalities meeting. He cited quadrupled Grade 12 output since 20 years ago and expanded programs including vocational and language education, plus rising student transport and special needs provision.
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Cosens
Brandon
Keith Cosens
Manitoba
Christmas Edition Notice for Echo Herald and Times
The 1979 Christmas Edition will publish December 20 with Christmas greetings from area businesses and individuals. Regular advertisers have been contacted. To be included contact the Echo Office by Thursday December 13.
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the Echo, Herald and Times
Echo
Health Centre Auxiliary Meeting Report Hamiota
The Hamiota Health Centre Women's Auxiliary met November 23 with 15 districts represented. Officers were elected including Ruth McConnell president and Grace Anderson treasurer. The group reported year income 240 and expenses 146. cart volunteers and donations noted.
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Hamiota
Ss Ith
Doreen Norrie
Ethel Bates
Dick Bomford
Lorraine Cochrane
Mary Routledge
Kinsmore
Scotia
Norrie
Marjory Davis
Dorothy Hudson
Ruth McConnell
Cora Shier
Jean Fortune
Audrey Griffiths
Grace Anderson
Carl Ethel Bates
Myrtle Bomford
Jean McKinnon
Edna Reynolds
Extension applauded as Churchill port season extended
Agriculture Minister Jim Downey praised the federal government for extending Churchill port’s shipping season after the freighter Arctic left with 24 500 tonnes of barley for Poland. He noted the port normally handles about half a million tonnes yearly and urged greater utilization to boost Prairie provinces' value.
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Winnipeg
Jim Downey
Churchill
le Pang
Arctic
Poland
Downey
Prairie Provinces
Northwest Angle Minnesota Electric Line Under Construction
Manitoba Hydro begins an electric distribution project to serve the Northwest Angle in Minnesota by extending from Sprague Substation through Moose Lake to the border. The 25 000-volt line will start at 12 000 volts, supplying at least 900 kW, replacing the current diesel generator and converting a 35.5 km leg to three phase. Approvals were secured from provincial cabinet, the National Energy Board, the U S Department of Energy, and the International Boundaries Commission.
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Manitoba Hydro
Northwest Angle
Minnesota
49Th Parallel
Lake of the Woods
Manitoba
Sprague
Moose Lake
Minakota Power Cooperative
Minakota
National Energy Board
U.S. Department of Energy
The
International Boundaries Commission
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