Little to Play Organ for Jets Home Games
Blaine Little of Brandon will serve as the Winnipeg Jets organist for home games this season. The Brandon University computer services staff member sent a tape, auditioned during a Jets Canucks exhibition, and earned a backup organist plan for travel and snowstorm delays, aiming to play 75 to 80 percent of games.
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Brandon University
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Mulroney calls November 21 election over free trade deal
Prime Minister Brian Mulroney announced an election for Monday November 21 to win majority support for the United States free trade agreement. If Conservatives secure a majority, the deal passes. a minority means its fate hinges on Liberal and NDP opposition. A Senate delay and a recent poll showing a Tory lead frame the stakes.
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Correction issued for Arrow River business report
The Echo reveals a misprint from last week stating a new auto repair shop in Arrow River. the building will house a welding and manufacturing business. Apology to Scott Hankin and R. E. Clegg and Son Manufacturing and Welding for any inconvenience.
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the Echo
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Scott Hankin
R. E. Clegg and Son Manufacturing
St Boniface Hospital Renovations Approved in Winnipeg
Health Minister Donald W Orchard announced a 2.9 million upgrade to St Boniface General Hospital including a two storey Z Block addition and radiology department work. Regent Construction Co Ltd won with a 418957 tender. total capital costs reach 615869. Start early October with a six month timeline. Architectural consultants are Smith Carter.
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Donald W. Orchard
Manitoba Health Services Commission
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Birdtail River Festival Entry Deadline Near
The Birdtail River Fine Arts Festival in Strathclair runs November 14 to 18 with events in Speech Arts Dance and Gymnastics. Entry forms due October 14 1988 to Pat McIntyre Box 87 Strathclair ROJ 200.
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Strathclair
Pat McIntyre
Manitoba Telephone System to end party lines by 1997
The Manitoba Telephone System plans to replace all 46 600 rural party lines with private lines by 1997. The project costing 793 million will expand service areas modernize equipment and add a deaf access center. A monthly 1 per residential and 2 50 per business customer surcharge funds it.
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Brandon
Manitoba
Glen Findlay
Rolling River Board Approves College Partnership Program
The Rolling River school board approved the High School College Partnership Program at its Sept 22 1988 meeting. An agreement with Assiniboine Community College will deliver Business Education at the 305 level. Twenty two Rolling River students are enrolled in ACC through dual credit funding from Manitoba Education.
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Assiniboine Community College
Rolling River
A.C.C
Manitoba Education
Sandy Lake
Thunder Bay
Forrest Elementary
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