Child and Family Services Faces Budget Cuts
The Echo reports that without a significant donation increase the Child and Family Services agency founded as the Children's Aid Society in 1898 will cut some privately funded services next year. Fall fund raising is underway, with campaigns in several communities and a personal appeal from an 18 year old abuse survivor illustrating donation importance. The article notes past campaigns raised near 40 000 and highlights preventive services that keep children with families.
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Children’s Aid Society
4 H launches money management project province wide
Manitoba 4 H expands the Making Your Money Count program from Interlake pilots in 1984 to a province wide offering this fall. In seven meetings 16 plus members will set goals budget track records and learn about credit insurance wills buying used cars and consumer rights. Posters and displays will be shown at Achievement Day.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba
Interlake
Jane Nikkel
Manitoba Agriculture
Arborg
Nikkel
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4-Hers
Bay Route body awarded grant
Manitoba minister John Plohman announced a 1500 grant to the Hudson Bay Route Association to boost use of the Port of Churchill. The group includes farmers and business people from Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta and promotes the Port and the Hudson Bay rail line. The grant supports efforts tied to the Churchill project and grain growth at the port.
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Winnipeg
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