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Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jun 11, 1986

Page

16

New Agricultural Publications and Bursaries Offered

The Agricultural Office announces new publications free to the public including guides on hay production costs and saline soils. It also advertises bursary applications for students in the agricultural field, with the N. C. MacKay and Evelyn Ames bursaries each valued at five hundred dollars.

Prairie Provinces N.C. MacKay Evelyn Ames

Manitoba Officials Back Seatbelt Campaign S T E P

Manitoba ministers endors e the Selective Traffic Enforcement Program a joint police RCMP effort to boost seat belt and child restraint use. They cite safety benefits and warn of low provincial usage while urging public cooperation and enhanced enforcement statewide. Grasshopper reports follow with insect outbreaks and control tips from the agricultural office.

Winnipeg Manitoba John Bucklaschuk Manitoba Public Insurance Corporation Roland Penner John Plohman Royal Canadian Mounted Police S.T.E.P Department of Highways Penner Manitoba Traffic Safety Committee Attorney-General’s Department Department of Highways and Transportation Department of Health City of Winnipeg Police Manitoba Safety Council University of Manitoba Road Safety Research Unit Health Sciences Centre City of Winnipeg City of Brandon

Fair federal financing urged to restore co operative federalism

Manitoba Finance Minister Eugene Kostyra reiterates call for fair federal financing and cooperative federalism. He notes federal support fell from 43 to under 35 percent of Manitoba revenue, amounting to about 300 million dollars, due to 1982 equalization changes. He warns cuts to health and higher education funding threaten services and raise the federal shortfall beyond 300 million by 1990. He pledges continued effort to secure fair funding and protect programs.

Winnipeg Eugene Kostyra Manitoba Kostyra

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