Foster parents sought for children with disabilities in Manitoba
The Children's Aid Society of Western Manitoba launches Parent Counsellor, a foster care program ending March 26. Ken Knight says it targets families willing to care for emotionally or behaviourally challenged children in a home setting. Training, licenses, and a boarding rate are provided. two years commitment and nonworking parent at home required. Contact 728-7000 for details.
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Brandon
Children’s Aid Society
Manitoba
Parent Counsellor
Foster Home
Ken Knight
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Manitoba Saskatchewan Junior Citizen Awards Nomination Details
Newspapers invite public nominations for Junior Citizen awards in Manitoba and Saskatchewan. Winners receive plaques, framed certificates, and a 200000 investment certificate. Qualifying period is 1980. Nominations due to local papers. Saskatchewan awards will be given in Regina during the Saskatchewan Weekly Newspaper Association convention.
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Manitoba
Department of Education
Pioneer Trust
Pioneer
Saskatchewan
Regina
Saskatchewan Weekly Newspaper Association
U C W Meet Decker February Meeting at Mrs Schweitzer Home
The February U C W meeting at Mrs Schweitzer's home featured a ministering thought and hymns. Officers presented reports on the Memorial Fund and local outreach including Hospital Aid Auxiliary and Red Cross donations.
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Rivers Airport
Schweitzer
Knight
Johns
Brooks
Hospital Aid Auxiliary
Marjorie Brooks
Ruth Rockley
Red Cross
Gerald Decker
Memorial Fund
Bert Decker
Willey
Service Versus Ad Placement Compared for Revenue
A fragment contrasts earnings from providing a service with income from advertising. The note implies that service-based revenue may outperform ad sales as a business model.
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Pioneer Group of Companies
Francis L. Jobin
Province of
Alex Campbell
Joanne Clark
Michelle Courcelles
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MCNA
U.C.W
the Heart Fund
Hamiota Echo
Miniota Herald
Woodworth Times
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