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Miniota Herald in Miniota, Manitoba

14 Dec 1978

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Miniota Herald

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Miniota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Dec 14, 1978

Page

14

Christmas greetings drift through Manitoba family notes

A nostalgic year end column shares lively updates from Manitoba and Alberta families. Jack, Eleanor, and others retire or change jobs, with details on locations like Sherwood Park Edmonton and Brandon. Local business owners, healthcare workers, and bankers are named, plus memories from Isabella and Cardale.

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Jack Eleanor Gwenda Bobbi Sherwood Park Alberta Royal Bank Edmonton Don Bonnie Tory Tamara Davilyn Brandon John Coxworth Isabella Margaret Decker, Birtle Miniota Petticoat Junction
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Clark proposes reforms to boost Canadian parliamentary power

In advance of a campaign, Joe Clark unveils plans to cut taxes and revive Parliament. He pledges a tough freedom of information law with independent tribunal oversight and argues for annual full reviews of two departments by opposition MPs. He also wants stronger committees with funds for research, reducing party discipline to empower backbenchers.

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Ottawa Joe Clark Clark Ged Baldwin Trudeau House of Commons Canada U.S
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Move to rename Dominion Day to Canada Day gains Commons approval

In principle, the House of Commons backs renaming July First to Canada Day to bolster national identity. The piece notes Canada’s wartime history and honors Ed Schreyer’s political ascent from Manitoba premier to Governor General, highlighting mixed public reception. It also recalls early women’s hockey, mentioning the Telephones team circa 1907 and Winnipeg sports commentary on the sport’s longevity.

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House of Commons Canada Winnipeg Ed Schreyer Manitoba All Canada
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