Ministers Duties At A Glance Manitoba Cabinet Reorganization
A Winnipeg synopsis lists ministers by precedence under Manitoba's reform. Sterling Lyon as President of the Executive Council heads Dominion-Provincial relations and economic development. Craik handles Finance and Hydro. McGill reports for Telephone System and Forestry. Jorgenson oversees Consumer Affairs and insurance roles. Sherman leads Health and Community Services. Spivak heads Government Services. Enns supervises Highways. Johnston runs Economic Development Housing and Renewal. Downey Agriculture. Cosens Education. Mercier Attorney-General and Liquor Act admin. Banman Fitness and Recreation and Lottery act admin. Price Tourism. MacMaster Northern Affairs Labour and Civil Service. Ransom Mines Natural Resources and Environment. Ransom also oversees Co operative Development and Communities Fund. Price also Cultural Affairs. others include ministries of Tourism, Northern Affairs, and related portfolios.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
Manitoba
Sterling Rufus Lyon
Q.C
M.l.a.charleswood
Executive Council
Economic Development Committee
Donald William Craik
M.L.A
Edward Robert McGill
Brandon West
Manitoba Telephone System
Manitoba Forestry Resources Limited
Manitoba Public Insurance Corporation
Warner Herbert Jorgenson
M.l.a.-Morris
Rent Stabilization Board
Superintendent of Insurance
Government House
Louis Ralph
Bud) Sherman
Fort Garry
Community Services Committee
Sidney Joel Spivak
River Heights
Manitoba Data Services
Harry John Enns
Lakeside
John Franklin Johnston
Sturgeon Creek
Manitoba Housing and Renewal Corporation
James Erwin Downey
M.l.a.-Arthur
Keith Alan Cosens
Gimli
Gerald Wayne Joseph Mercier
Osborne
Robert David Banman
M.l.a.-La Verendrye
Manitoba Development Corporation
Communities Economic Development Fund
Norma Lorraine Price
M.l.a.assiniboia
Fortieth wedding anniversary celebrated by Herb and Vi Smith
Mr and Mrs Herb Smith marked their fortieth anniversary with a gathering at their home in Hamiota on October 15 1978. Friends from Chumah presented crystal candle holders and a lunch was served by Chumah ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamiota
Herb
Vi Smith
Chumah
Marlene Andrew
Brandon
Garry
Glenda van Buskirk
Cathy
Kerry
Wayne
Judy Reid
Winnipeg
Birtle Health Auxiliary Reports October Meeting Activities
The Birtle and District Health Auxiliary held its October 10 meeting at the Health Centre with eighteen members and three guests. Funds from a garage sale reached 216 dollars. up to 200 dollars was approved to buy books for the patient library. Cookbooks are in a second printing due by early November. orders can be placed with Lucille Fulton. The group plans monthly socials at Sunnyside Manor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birtle
P.C.H
Lucille Fulton
Sunnyside Manor
Miniota
Creed
E. Reynolds
Canada
Arden
T. Long
Vancouver
Drive In Claims Centre Opens Officially in Dauphin
Dauphin unveils a new Drive In Claims Centre at Industrial Road and Van Wilken Street. The $520000 facility, completed in June after a 1977 start, includes a 4900 square foot office and 1900 square foot inspection garage with space for seventy five cars and sixteen staff. It serves southern Manitoba Highway Four to Minnedosa and provides supervision for Flin Flon and The Pas offices. Open weekdays 8 30 a m to 5 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dauphin
Manitoba Public Insurance Corporation
Harry Enns
Bernard Brown
Penner and Company Western Limited
Kola
Manitoba
Dauphin Drive
Highway Four
Minnedosa
Lake
Porcupine
Saskatchewan
Dauphin Centre
M.p.lc
Flin Flon
Pas
Industrial Road
van Wilken Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
Minister of Tourism and Cultural Affairs
Ken MacMaster
M.l.a.thompson
Northern Affairs
Labour and Manpower
Civil Service Commission
Alan Brian Ransom
M.l.a.souris-Killarney
Mines
Natural Resources
Mrs
Herb Smith
Ken
Pam
Vicki Smith
John Hazlewood
Raymond
North Hill
Glenda VanBuskirk
Mr. and
Birtle and District Health Auxiliary
McTavish Motors
Ford
Morris Implements
Cardale
Seedex
Seedex Canada Ltd
Sox
Carman
Man
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