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Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

May 30, 1989

Page

19

Habitat roots take hold in Manitoba amid growth push

Habitat for Humanity expands in Manitoba with six Winkler homes and two Winnipeg houses built since 1985. Winnipeg Habitat formed in 1987, with plans for four more Winnipeg homes and two in Winkler in 1989. Homeowners repay cost over 15 years, while volunteers fundraise and build. Jake Pauls leads Winnipeg efforts, linking local needs to a global program with 281 US chapters and 59 international projects.

Habitat For Humanity Manitoba International Organization Winkler Winnipeg Carman Habitat Georgia Clarence Jordan Millard Fuller Jake Pauls Winnipeg Habitat Western Canada Pauls Chicago Jimmy Carter U.S Mexico Henry F. Wiebe Henry Wiebe Phil Enns John Wiens Canada United States North America Home Street

Manitoba Throne Speech Pledges Rural Development Support

KAP welcomes the provinces Throne Speech commitments to rural communities. The May 18 1989 address highlights drought resistant measures, a new Agri Food Advisory Council, tax relief on farm land, land and water strategy and drought proofing. Officials urge rapid research on grain transportation impacts and observe moves toward agricultural practices protection. Earl Geddes of EAP comments on the agriculture focus.

Winnipeg Keystone Agricultural Producers Inc KAP Manitoba General Agricultural Policy Organization EAP MACC

This Week in Canada Covers Historic Banking and Ship Disaster

The column notes Bank of Montreal penny issues from 1838 and the 1914 sinking of the Empress of Ireland with 1012 lives lost. It then flags ongoing scrutiny of agriculture emphasis in Manitoba and hints at the June budget's guidance on government commitment.

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