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Miniota Herald

Location

Miniota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Apr 20, 1978

Page

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Corrections Fire Training Plan Delivers Multisite Course

Manitoba to run a new fire training program for correctional staff across five institutions and three camps. Norma Price and Bud Sherman announced the series, covering fire alarm systems, drills, life safety, and prevention. Sessions run April 24–26 at Headingley, May 1–3 at Brandon Fire College, October 16–18 at Headingley, and October 30–November 1 at The Pas, with about 20 employees per session.

Winnipeg Manitoba Labor Norma Price L.R Bud) Sherman Price Sherman Headingly Correctional Institution Brandon Fire College Headingly

Western Premiers Seek Freer Trade

Four western premiers issued the Western Trade Objectives at Yorkton Saskatchewan on April 13 14 arguing freer international trade lowers costs for western consumers and opens new markets for western producers amid Geneva negotiations. They stressed that liberalization benefits Canada as a whole and urges reducing trade barriers for agriculture sectors.

Winnipeg Canada Yorkton Saskatchewan Western Canada Geneva

Miniota Merry Homemakers Meet Apr 10 1978

The Miniota group held its seventh meeting on April 10 1978. Bank balance was 263.57 dollars. Topics included disposing of old uniforms by sending them north, posting Fun Fair posters, and planning events. The Fun Fair runs April 28 from 7 30 to 9 30 with a dance by Peter Dootjies. Rally is May 27 at Hamiota. Achievement night is May 8 at 8, doors at 7 15. Poster volunteers named. Food plans noted. Next meeting to be decided later.

Miniota Miniota Merry Homemakers Peter Dootjies Hamiota Janine Laxdal Cindy Pierce Brenda Stamford Tammy Morton Cindy Laxdal

Manitoba invites grants for youth jobs program

Manitoba businessmen and farmers may obtain up to 1,000 per new position for employing youths aged 16 to 24. Grants cover 1.25 per hour for 18 to 24 year olds and 1.50 for over 18, for up to 16 weeks between May 1 and October 27. Eligible employers include farms and businesses with six months residency, with limits on hours and no layoffs. Applications via Youth Services Directorate after April 17 at 693 Taylor Avenue, Winnipeg.

Keith Cosens Cosens Winnipeg Canada Manitoba Youth Services Directorate Ible Taylor Avenue

Ramblings in St Regis hotel coffee shop poll talk

In a casual overheard remark at the St Regis Hotel Coffee Shop a patron declares confidence in Prime Minister Pierre Elliott Trudeau, dismissing Gallup Polls and claiming the people will re elect him due to strong personal appeal and hype.

St. Regis Hotel Gallup P.E. Trudeau

Higher Metric Speeds On Four Manitoba Highways

The Manitoba Highway Traffic Board sets 100 km hr speed limits on four highways under the metric system. The routes include parts of the Trans-Canada Highways west of Winnipeg to Saskatchewan and east to Falcon Lake, with others on No. 6 north from Gypsumville to Ponton, No. 10 from Bowsman to Cranberry Portage, and No. 59 from Garvin Road to No. 44. The Perimeter Highway and portions around Winnipeg remain at 90, as do No. 100 and No. 101.

Winnipeg Manitoba Highway Traffic Board Saskatchewan Falcon Lake Gypsumville Ponton Bowsman Cranberry Portage Garvin Road P.T.H

Bridge Club Meet Hosts Lunch For Ladies Play

MINIOTA Mildred Attwood hosted the Ladies Bridge Club on April 11 with two tables of players. Prizes went to Doris Peel and Mary McKean. The next game will be at Muriel Armitage’s home at 2 00 p m on April 25. Please inform Muriel of attendance.

Miniota Mildred Attwood Ladies Bridge Club Mildred Doris Peel Mary McKean Muriel Armitage Muriel

Birtle District Health Auxiliary Sets Up Library Committee

The Birtle District Health Auxiliary met April 10, 1978, at Sylvia Marshall's home. A new library committee was formed. Cookbooks arrive June 1 and sell for $3.00. Hospital lounge chairs and ward rockers to be purchased. Active memberships due $2.00. Hospital Day planning with May 8 meeting at Lucille Fulton’s home.

Birtle Sylvia Marshall Lucille Fulton

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Corrections The Pas Keewatin Community College Fire Commissioner’s Office R.C.M.P City of Winnipeg Police Department Merry Homemakers Reggie
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