Economy Heading Upward Says Manitoba Premier
Premier Sterling Lyon told the Union of Manitoba Municipalities banquet that Manitoba's economy is headed in the right direction with rising activity in 1978. He cited 13.5 percent manufacturing shipments, 11.5 percent retail gains, 10 percent private capex, 36 percent housing starts, and 24 percent farm cash receipts in the first nine months.
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Winnipeg - Manitoba
Sterling Lyon
Union of Manitoba Municipalities
Winnipeg
Statistics Canada
Lyon
Cabinet Passes Special Warrants in Manitoba Budget
Winnipeg reports the Manitoba cabinet approved three special warrants to cover unforeseen department needs. Education gets 116,722 for a French Teacher Resource Centre. Municipal and Urban Affairs receives 414,352 for grant payments in lieu of taxes. The premier cites restraint with modest growth and greater provincial support for schooling and infrastructure.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba
Don Craik
Department of Education
Department of Municipal and Urban Affairs
Department of Continuing Education and
50th Anniversary Celebrated at Hamiota Center
About 200 relatives and friends gathered at the Hamiota Community Centre on November 18 1978 to honor Fred and Margaret Asselstine on their Golden Wedding Anniversary. The couple were escorted to the guest table by Fred and Dot Venables. Master of Ceremonies was Otto Kunz. Congratulatory messages were read from national and provincial leaders.
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Hamiota
Fred Asselstine
Fred
Margaret
Dot Venables
Otto Kunz
Bruce Asselstine
Jules Leger
Pierre Trudeau
Sterling Lyon
Ed. Schreyer
Craig Stewart
M.P
Dave Blake
M.L.A
Joe Clark
John Children
Kent
England
Glennis
Tana
Lisa
Eric
Winnipeg
Indian Head
Sask
Daryl
Cheryl Asselstine
Gladys Etsell
Dorothy Rowan
Elkhorn
Amy Oliver
Virden
Regina
Strathclair
Fleming
Kenton
Brandon
Division Concerts Planned
Mr. M. Ali, Director of Music for the Division, outlines December concerts featuring division students. Events run December 1 at Foxwarren School with Northwest Division Group and St. Lazare Grade Two. December 6 at Shoal Lake School with all bands except Miniota and Strathclair. December 11 at Hamiota Collegiate with Hamiota Senior Band and Grade Sevens and Eights. December 15 at Birtle Collegiate with Birtle Senior and Stage Bands.
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M. Ali
Foxwarren School
St. Lazare, Birtle
Foxwarren
St. Lazare
Shoal Lake School
Miniota
Strathclair
Hamiota Collegiate
Hamiota
Birtle
Regional Office Opened to Promote Official Languages Act
WINNIPEG November 21 A new regional office for Official Languages Act matters opened at 170 Marion Ave Winnipeg Room 203 to serve Manitoba Saskatchewan Alberta and British Columbia. COL representative Maurice Gauthier will travel the four provinces and respond to complaints and inquiries about linguistic services from federal institutions. Citizens can contact the Winnipeg or Ottawa offices by mail or phone with toll free service in Victoria Vancouver Calgary Edmonton Regina and Saskatoon areas via Zenith 07485 or collect at (204) 949-2111.
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Winnipeg
Max Yalden
Marion Ave
COL
Maurice Gauthier
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
British Columbia
Official Languages
Ottawa
Victoria
Vancouver
Calgary
Edmonton
Regina
Saskatoon
Fire College enrolls 250 as courses advance in Manitoba
Manitoba’s Fire College reports 250 attending courses through October with 108 in the fire service instructors program since April 1. About 84 fire departments are in a firefighter certification drive with 2,200 registered personnel, and 15 departments await January 1979 intake.
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Winnipeg
Ken MacMaster
MacMaster
Fire Commissioner's Office
Fire Service
Manitoba Fire Service
Manitoba Fire College
Assiniboine Community College
Penal Institution
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Anito
Mr. and
Mrs. F. E. Asselstine
Fire College