Farm Water and Sewage Aid Program Explained
On June 18 Minister Samuel Askiw announced a new farm water and sewage aid program starting July 1 1971 with an estimated cost of 1.6 million. Bona fide farmers can apply for technical assistance plans and materials from the Rural Water Services Section. grants cover 15 percent up to 300 dollars for outdoor system components.
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Samuel Askiw
Funers
ARDA
M.D.A
Askiw
Rural Water Services
Manitoba Agricultural Credit Corporation
Portage Ave
Winni Beg
Jim Pollock
Graduates Honored In Warm School Ceremony
Thirty six students received diplomas and school pins as Murray Burch and Stan Konopski presented the awards. Names include Judith Bieganski Lois MacIntosh Sharon Blyth Debra Manns Verla Boehlig and many others. After God Save the Queen the graduates and families moved to Memorial Hall for a dancing evening.
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Murray Burch
Stan Konopski
Judith Irene Bieganski
Lois Anne MacIntosh
Sharon’ Kathleen Blyth
Debra Gail Manns
Verla May Boehlig
Donna Mae Martin
Laura Jane Buhr
Raymond Douglas Nichol
Judy Ann Culbert
Ivan Andrew Nicholl
Robert Clarence Denser
Brian Lorne Pennell
Patricia Fern Frank
Mervyn’ Wayne Peters
Norris Dean Frank
Sylvia Ann Rempel
Beverly
Mary Gies Brecht
Barry Thompson Rodgers
Phillip Jacob Giesbrecht
Larry Edward Schroeder
Marland Clayton Grove
Gloria Diane Scora
James Gibson Halliday
Marion Caroline Sheard
Bruce Randall Hill
Curtis Edwin Sims
Randall Philip Hodge
William Robert Stratton
Daniel Alfred Larson
Linda Mae Sylvester
Robert Brian Letkeman
Elizabeth Thiessen
Arlene Heather Lintott
Marlene Betty Thiessen
Nancy Ruth MacFarlane
Winnipeg grads mark Victoria General Hospital closure
Mrs E Sheard of Brandon joined many Winnipeg relatives at the Victoria General Hospital School of Nursing graduation at Knox Church on June 24. Alison was among 52 graduates, the last class before the hospital ceased its nursing program. Doug Leckie attended a banquet dance the next evening with family.
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Afr
Doug Leckie
Lynne and
Rodger
Clark Blyth
Wm. ‘Stitt
Vista
Man
J. Burrows
Janice Leckie
Margaret Hay
Ron Hay
Winnipeg
Victoria General Hospital School of Nursing
Knox Church
Alison
Victoria
Manitoba to Gain and Lose Seats Under New Formula
A government bill proposes a representation formula for the House of Commons that could lift totals to 270 from 264 and shift seats among provinces. Ontario would gain to 94, Alberta and British Columbia would rise, while Manitoba and Saskatchewan each fall to 12. Quebec would drop to 73 and other provinces adjust, with full redistribution after census data in 1972.
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House of Commons
Ontario
British Columbia
Alberta
Commons
Nova Scotia
Quebec
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
New Brunswick
Prince Edward Island
Yukon
Northwest Territories
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Tour Ag Representative
Department of Health
IRS
Carmen
FBI
Calico County
Sted
Chips and Coleslaw
Rainbow Inn
MacGregor
Gulf
Austin
Intiaves
Ian
Rosehill News
Mrs. E. Sheard
Brandon
Dorothy Sheard
Marion J
Bill
Macgregor Herald
Rook Herald
J. B. Anderson
Rossendale
MacGregor Chamber of Commerce
Zenith
Christianson Ltd
John Deere
Waveline
Libby
Aspirins
Bayer
Robin Hood
Utopia
Spruce
RACER
Snaith
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