Third provincial Farm Women's Conference Motives Manitoba Farmers
The Echo reports on the upcoming third provincial Farm Women's Conference in Winnipeg November 8 9 10 1988 with theme Continuing with the Challenge. Marie Salaway opens and Rae Kabernick closes. six select-a-sessions cover The 25-Hour Day Building Strengths in Our Children Safety That Counts Marketing Matters Caretakers of the Earth and Each Other Exploring Opportunities for Farm Families. Conference sessions include National Film Board Prairie Women and Rural Promotion Lets Cause a Commotion with video tapes offered afterward through ag rep offices.
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Winnipeg
International Inn
Wnnnipeg
Sih
Marie Salaway
Neepawa
B.C
Salaway
Rae Kabernick
Sanford
National Film Board
Prairie Women
Barbara Evans
Dave Wefod
Country Guide
Diane Wreford
CBC Radio Noon
Marlene Cowling
Keystone Agricultural Producers
All Ag. Rep
Manitoba
Disabled students gain aid from Manitoba Universities Access Fund
Education Minister Len Derkach announced 200000 in funding from the new Universities Access Fund to help disabled students enter and succeed in Manitoba universities. Projects include 50,000 for University of Winnipeg services and two Kurzweil scanners, 120,000 for University of Manitoba services, and 30,000 to produce audiotaped textbooks via CMIB.
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Winnipeg
Len Derkach
Universities Access Fund
Manitoba
Universities Grants Commission
Derkach
University of Winnipeg
University of Manitoba
Fort Gary
Health Sciences
Universi
Freedom of Information Act proclaimed in Manitoba
Manitoba’s Freedom of Information Act came into force on September 30. Culture Minister Bonnie Mitchelson said the proclamation fulfills a government pledge and will give Manitobans broader access to provincial records. The act, passed unanimously in July 1985, aims for open government and cites an accompanying guide and manuals to aid use.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba
Culture, Heritage and Recreation
Bonnie Mitchelson
Mitchelson
Day Care providers to be trained
Twenty family day care providers will be trained under the New Careers program announced by Employment Services and Economic Security Minister Charlotte Oleson. The six month pilot, starting October 3, 1988, costs 91022 dollars and aims to boost child care skills for self employed caregivers.
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Winnipeg
Charlotte Oleson
Family Day Care Association of Manitoba
Manitoba Community Services
Oleson
Manitoba
New Careers
Manitoba Employment Services and Economic Security
Manitoba Employment Services and
Economic Security
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the Echo
CMIB
Special Materials Service
Department of Education
United States
Access Fund
Freedom of Information Act
Robert Still
Isabella, MB
Terri E. Deller
Princess Avenue
8Th & Princess
Brandon, Manitoba
RZA Ops
Stro
Canada
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